however, the vatican -- well, i don't think the vatican is saying it's occupied. and the vatican hasn't been receiving any rockets or missiles or anything. vatican plays a little more low key here. everyone will be watching to see what the palestinians do with their newfound status. but there are limits inside the general assembly, they can't even vote. they're always going to be on the minds of the u.n., middle east and some african issues predominate united nations history in terms of involvement despite everyone's effort to come to some sort of peace agreement. >> richard, don't go too far away. i want to stay with the breaking news right now. palestine recognized as a nonmember observer state by the united nations general assembly.

more on that from vatican city. >> the ravens hoping for a big win over the raiders. a preview of tomorrow's game. >> when you think about the fact of what they have going for them at home, they are playing the raiders to are as deep as can be. their top running back is not available -- who are as beat up as can be. their top running back is not available. the ravens at home have won 14 consecutive. you have to like their chances to mark. however, there is a man, the less chance of success -- he is not one to forget. >> he is one o f those underrated quarterbacks can make every throw. we all saw it at the cincinnati. i remember vividly games i thought we had won and carson palmer got in his roof. >> the key for the ravens is not to overlook the raiders. next week ago on the road. need to make sure they take care of business sunday. >> i know. elite the weather will be good. -- at least the weather will be good. >> members of congress say they want answers to questions about the alleged affair between cia director david petraeus and his biographer. members of the house

. >>> and guilty of liking vatican secrets to the media. a vatican court today gave the computer expert a two-month suspended sentence, meaning he wouldn't actually be going to prison unless he commits another offense. butler is serving 18 months behind bars. >>> and the united nations has declared today malala day, after the incident with a pakistani girl whose bravery has inspired the world. malala yousufzai was shot in the head by taliban militants, just for saying girls should be able to go to school. malala is recovering at a british hospital. and in this video, her father is showing her some of the get-well letters that have poured in. >>> first, there was sandy. then a nor'easter, residents in the northeast, well, they just can't get a break. some have suffered in the cold and in the dark for 12 days now. 280,000 customers remain without power across the region as they

many say is the world's greatest work of art, michelangelo's ceiling of the sistine chapel in the vatican. it's been 500 years since that masterpiece was first opened to public view. as lucky severson reports, michelangelo's images have shaped the way millions of people think of god. and they still provoke controversy about exactly what michelangelo had in mind about the relationship between man and god. >> reporter: of all the magnificence of the vatican, there is likely nothing of more artistic consequence than the pope's own personal chapel within the vatican -- the sistine chapel, more specifically its ceiling. it took michelangelo buonarroti four long years to paint the famed ceiling and 500 years later it stands for many as the most powerful portrayal of man's relationship to god. art historian bridget goodbody. >> it wouldn't be too hard to say that it's the most important piece of art that's ever been made. >> reporter: important not only to catholics, but to christians of many denominations. in california, at the menlo park presbyterian church, pastor john ortberg has based much

and for the first time, the vatican has admitted it may have to limit visitors.rector antonio pa paolucci will have to decide. >> is it dangerous for the frescoes? is it necessary to control? >> reporter: an average of 20,000 tourists a day make the pilgrimage, straining their necks to take it all in. michaelangelo would sympathize. contrary to the hollywood image, he painting it standing up. leaning back all day gave him spasms, cramps, and headaches. "i feel the back of my brain upon my neck" he wrote. in the age when the sistine chal pell was painted, the materials to do the job generally cost more than the artist. today with an average ticket price of $22 this room earns the vatican more than $100 million a year. the sistine is also the pope's private chapel and a chorus of critics accuse the vatican of putting financial gain above art and sanctity. but paolucci is pinning his faith on an upgraded ventilation system. grills help circulate the air, discreetly placed sensors monitor temperature and humidity. if it doesn't work, one of the great wonders of the w

and also that he now risks to lose his job at the vatican.ct of a trial over a scandal that was widely seen as the worst security breach at the vatican's recent history. nbc news, vatican city. >>> more flooding in haiti saturday. rivers overflowed throughout the north of the country. norths say 16 people have died in the severe weather and many residents were forced from their homes and sought refuge in haiti's second largest city. the rain comes just two weeks after hurricane sandy claimed 50 lives and caused extensive damage in the southern third of the country. >>> an early morning house fire in rural maine killed a father and his three children. eight neighbors reported the fire saturday morning fp mother was rescued off the roof and later treated for smoke inhalation at a hospital. the three children who died were between the ages of 4 and 8. the fire marshal's office is yet to determine the cause of the fire. >>> hurricane sandy damage can be seen for several blocks after a thunderous explosion in an indianapolis neighborhood. the blas

as a result of the lawsuit, documents were uncovered that linked this case to the vatican and the vatican'ser-up. >> let's talk about the pope. >> one of the most interesting things about pope benedict, the current pope -- and there is a lot about him in the previous pope in this film -- before he was the pope, he was carnal rap singer and ran what was called the congregation of the faith, formally known as the inquisition. after 2001, cardinal wright singer bought all sex abuse cases sent to his cases. he knows more about where all sex abuse in any human being on the planet. he then became pope. ithile he was cardinal that the case f murphy was brought to the congregation of the doctrine of the faith. interestingly enough, instead of moving quickly to defrock him, they took pity on the priest themselves who wrote a very poignant letters and, look, i am old and this was so long ago, i'm so started, please let me die as a priest. -- i'm so sorry, please let me die as a priest. that was granted by the vatican said it was no justice for the death victims. >> i want to read part of the vatican

place palestine at the same level as the vatican and help the effort to join the criminal court. the united states does not approve fearing it would inhibit peace negotiations with israel. >>> a tense hosz taj situation on tv and an anchor called in to help negotiate. why he now regrets helping out. that's next.

it is clear that it all ends up at the vatican. with the money we take from families, we end up support activities by the vatican that we would never approve of. this is an obscene long and it won't get through, believe me. >> the church in t czech republic is supposed to get 2.3 billion heroes, along with real estate worth 2.9 billion euros. the catholic church calls that a compromise. in exchange, the state would no longer have to pay increased salaries. -- priest salaries. >> the point of the agreement is to allow the church its financial independence. taxpayers who reject the church no longer have to support it thugh taxes. it is the case right now. >> praying in the czech republic does not seem like it will help much. there is too much resentment toward the father and his colleagues. the congregations along the monasteries feel they have been forgotten. the prospect of payments in the billions makes a lot of people angry. no one seems to care that the deadlock means nothing has changed for two decades in places like this one.

. >>> the vatican's response to several states' recent appval of marriage equality this week. >>> and the pint-sized bandit caught on camera swiping cash >>> the bbc's top executive resigned today over a scandal involving news reports about child sexual abuse. "news night," the press teenls news magazine, wrongly implicated the british politician in a sex abuse scandal earlier this month. last year the network decided not to run a report about allegations against one of its most popular hosts, b director george entwistle. he resigned saying it was the honorable thing tdo. >>> the vatican is speaking out against gay marriage after voters in maryland, maine, and washington state voted for marriage equality this week. the holy city says human society was founded on the structure of marriage between a man and woman and called on catholics to continue fighting to uphold church teaching in the face of "politically correct ideologies." maryland's new law allowing gay documents marry takes effect in january. >>> a thief strikes a nile salon in south florida last weekend, and it's caught on th

chanting and the parody is something like if anyone is old enough to remember and the mouse before vatican two and you don't understand anything and it's mumbo jump bow and this is a parody of that. the second and third pieces before the intermission i will not introduce. i think the program notes are sufficient and rather than lecture i would much rather you enjoy the performance. the one thing i would like to emphasize about the first piece this is indeed a comic piece and in most instances westerners have a great problem when they come to a concert of classical music and view it as this is supposed to be serious music. this is not serious music and i would ask to you laugh. you are welcome to laugh. you may laugh. you need to practice laughing. we can progress -- all right. now, for those of you that find laughing difficult ladies and gentlemens you can at this timtiter in a nice way andf you want to be butch about it do the manly thought. please this isn't a work of aesthetic value it should be seen as humorous. as i of practicing this piece i can assure you and my ability for tongue t

well speaking of talking about the vatican being kicked out max was kicked off the pack. for talking about one bank server who while we were there was sentenced to nine weeks in prison because he wouldn't for contempt of court because he wouldn't reveal where his five hundred million euros outside the country was warning of civil unrest if quinn is sent to prison not if quinn is not sent to prison this was if this banker guy was sent to prison a campaign group set up to support sean quinn and his family have warned of potential civil unrest if he goes to jail or falls ill as a result of ongoing legal battles that's right. simple unrest don't do intelligence civil unrest like don't think they do others. teligent civil unrest by going on the street protesting at this banking fraudster sean quinn spends nine weeks in president after this ruling came out i will let you know and i'll let you know that sean quinn's family reached out to me and we're going to be interviewing hopefully sean or one of his family members on the khans report in the upcoming week so he will have a ch

it's where the roman catholic church, post-vatican ii, suddenly wants to revert to pre-vatican ii types of practices. it's where the episcopalian- let's say the episcopal and lutheran leadership either rejects or accepts gay marriages, same-sex marriages, and others move toward the more conservative elements. and i can see that that aim to wholeness, which- you know, personally, couldn't be better- is also among the followers- just good reason to create another- maybe sect is too strong a word- but certainly something that's down a slightly different path than what the mother belief is. >> and that's such a great segue into two or three classes down we see exactly why we have sect and cult formation. but your point is really well taken, that there's two dynamics here with this quest for unity. one is the dynamic of "let's be unified," but there's fear with that, because what happens is as you get unified, you lose your uniqueness. now we want to see how that plays out in israel in the next class, where we're going next.

however, the vatican -- well, i don't think the vatican is saying it's occupied. receiving any rockets or missiles or anything. vatican plays a little more low key here. everyone will be watching to see what the palestinians do with their newfound status. but there are limits inside the general assembly, they can't even vote. they're always going to be on the minds of the u.n., middle east and some african issues predominate united nations history in terms of involvement despite everyone's effort to come to some sort of peace agreement. >> richard, don't go too far away. i want to stay with the breaking news right now. palestine recognized as a nonmember observer state by the united nations general assembly. a lopsided 138 to 9 vote, 41 abstentions. jill dougherty is standing by over at the state department. jill, that was a pretty tough speech as we're looking at live pictures from ramallah. palestinians celebrating and waving flags. that was a pretty tough speech against this resolution. we just heard the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. susan rice deliver. i was a b

the vatican city. pope will start twitter. he will start tweets before the end of the year.the vatican account last year. >>> as the deadline looms for the fiscal cliff the budget office issuing a frightening prediction on how high unemployment would go if nothing gets done. >> diane macedo has the numbers for us. >> good morning patti ann. if it goes below 13,000 in the three months fiscal cliff tax increases and spending cuts go into effect at the start of the year. it will send the economy back into recession and cause the unemployment rate to hit 9.1 percent by next fall. on the upside they expect the changes to cut the federal deficit by 503 billion by next september. but the economy will shrink by .5 percent next year. this comes as president obama and congress look for ways to avoid the fiscal cliff or cushion the blow. the new study estimates extending the busheir raw tax cuts which carry heavy weight politically could bost 330 billion by the end of the budget year. also boost gross domestic product 2.2 percent next year. several issues goes along the line. one thing

>>shepard: the vatican and the palestinians? >>guest: it shows the international community pushing for a seven -- a sovereign state. what the united states wants is that to be a negotiating chit with recognition of a sovereign state if the following circumstances prevail. they don't want to lose that bargaining chip. >>shepard: the come is any minute. but it is done. i wondered about great britain which has indicated they could vote for this. that would be a change in course for politics there. >>guest: there has been an an -- affinity for some time in great britain. the french, too, have signaled they are likely to support that. it and a change. but it is a decremental change and the international community coalesced behind this. >>shepard: we will watch it. now the fight over the fiscal cliff at home. potential economic disaster that has come down to who blinks first, really. leaders in both policemen parties today accuse the other of not taking the situation seriously as tax hikes, rather, speakerration of the bush tax cuts w

vatican or a school trip, see beautiful architecture and learn about the vatican, would these peoplen't able to go on the trip? >> yes. they are upset with the religious content in charlie brown. i think charlie brown, i think jesus. you, too? [ laughter ] >> eric: i think charlie brown christmas i think jesus, christ, christmas. but somewhere around 87% of americans believe in some form of christ, christmas. why do freedom from religion and society of free thinkers who represent a small percentage of the population get airtime? >> bob: if you have this setting and has blackberry on it disrupts. somebody does. and listen, free thinkers. think about the name, free thinkers. the free thinking here, they send a letter from the teachers home to everybody's parents and said you can go. you don't to go if you don't want to go. we'd like to have the opportunity to go and see a production. who are the people doing. get a life. go buy a barge. >> brian: everybody at the table agrees. i'm given a layup. >> dana: nothing unites americans like charlie brown. >> brian: no kidding. get the table f

. >> there will be more diversity on the vatican. details coming your way, next. welcome back.ohn paul ii will be crowning a new prince in the catholic church today. one of the interesting thing is where the men come lauren green has more on the story. >> we know one of the important observations about the six new members of the college of cardinals. they are neither european or italian which has formed the traditional make up of the group. new cardinals were elevated in a ceremon nest. peteras bakillica. from lebanon and nigeria and fill feigns. the pope is expanding the cardinal hierarchy in the area where the church is growing in the global south. >> it is asia and latin america and the number of people that he's bringing into the college of cardinalings. i don't think it is a waking away from europe. he definitely appointed a lot of europeans several months ago. i think this is rectifying that balance. nand it is it also of interest how soon after the last elevation took place, not even a year. with the new cardinals, it keeps the number at required 120 voting age and eligi

the vatican unable to detect -- (laughter). boggles the mind.heers and applause) but the bbc is a 90-year-old broadcasting institution. they're going to handle this. as long as they handle it properly i think they can weather the storm. >> bbc was working on an investigative report on this but dropped it, sparking allegations against the bbc of a coverup. >> the bbc axed this damning report from its news night program instead airing a growing tribute to jimmy savile the day after christmas. (audience reacts). >> jon: (laughs) the audience tonight is like a living emoticon. (laughter) let me recap this for a second. huh? a top bbc employee systematically abused children for decades with no one in the entire company at any point going "hey, what's all this then?" (laughter) then when they finally investigated, the bbc news found out-- only a half century too late-- it (bleep) canned its own report on the sex offender and aired a tribute to him instead. (audience reacts) this is rock bottom, right? please tell me this does not get worse. >> things

especially because of the enormous cost, including the basilica notre dame de la paix, modeled after the vaticanextended the reach of christianity from its traditional southern base towards the islamic north, helping to make yamoussoukro a kind of forward capital, complete with a new university center. the creation of new services and facilities also attracted a population of up to 100,000 people. single-story housing sprang up along the wide avenues, and small businesses multiplied along the old footpaths. in other areas of the country, too, commercial and crafts centers emerged. one of those was yopougon-- a populous area of more than 400,000 people. but most wealth was still cd ( woman speaking french ) translator: i import and export anything: caclots,oos. at the moment, i'm dealing with italy, belgium and china. in the '80s, things flourished, but pretty soon after, around '86 or '87, the crisis came. narrator: e crisisn 19 washe collapse owo. the cycles of boom and bust are a constant threat in africa, south of the sahara, because of its dependence on fluctuating commodities. the economy o

. >> the vatican trial has begun for a computer technician charged with helping the pope's former butler -- former butler steal documents. he could face up to one year in prison if convicted. last year he was given an 18- month sentence for stealing information and passing it on to journalists. >> a fishing boat has been intercepted off the coast of italy. the boat was flying a greek flag. it was stopped by authorities. officials say that those in charge of the vessel could be charged with human trafficking. well, and german chancellor angela merkel struck a hard fought deal on monday on disputed government benefits. >> after more than seven hours of negotiations, conservatives and the pro-business democrats agreed to balance the budget. germany's election is less than one year away. >> despite the economics, the balanced budget promised was a major win for the democrats party. >> we want to work together as a coalition to fight for a balanced budget by 2014. this is a great sign of stability. >> the meeting of party leaders was intended to put together a coalition. the democrats finally

the vatican says the 85-year-old pontiff has opened a twitter account. no word yet on a handle. coming up, a new breed of muscle car designers muscling into the spotlight. >> axelrod: a fully ld muscle car has long been a symbol of red-blood american manhood. but as priya clemens shows us, the cars aren't changing but who is designing them is. >> reporter: as in any show dedicated to the automobile, the car is the star. but sharing the spotlight for this 2013 mustang g.t. is the team behind it-- 40 women who work in the auto industry, banding together to, design, and install every part. cars aren't just a hobby. they're a passion. >> my very favorite car is my own car, a 1955 studebaker champion. >> reporter: for kristin cline it was a whim at first. >> i bought a car knowing nothing. i had never changed a tire. never changed oil. >> reporter: now, she's rebuilding engines. >> this is the project that i'm working on right now. it's a 1960 ford falcon. >> reporter: once she had visions of medical school. >> one day want to own my own garage. >> the '51 ford f1. how can you not ha

who talked about of the four and unfortunately we still talk about it i mean the the the jacks the vatican remain after russia became a member it became completely irrelevant and i mean i mean how could it possibly exist at a moment like that towards a duck. remember and i mean i think last time you said that the jackson american amendment makes more harm to the americans than to russians why does still exist and this is still true that it's that it's working against the american business or against the russians while still is i don't know so it's it's internal business. leaks is creating additional unnecessary problems for us russian trade relations the trust for for interest of u.s. companies in russia because currently doubletalk agreement is not implemented between russia and the united states between no rights on obligations towards each other so as soon as u.s. congress a real wart on this issue hopefully this will it will be a positive situation changed but you know we'll do you think it's an economic issue or it is it is more a political issue keeping the cement my view is it's onl

. >>> the vatican announced this week that prominent american activist roy bourgeois has been dismissed from the priesthood because of his participation in a ceremony to ordain a female priest. the roman catholic church does not allow the ordination of women. bourgeois was a member of the maryknoll fathers and brothers and has been active in many liberal causes. >>> president obama proclaimed november national family caregivers month, in order, he said, to "recognize and thank the humble heroes who do so much to keep our families and communities strong." one of the fastest growing areas of family caregiving is taking care of aging parents. all too often, family members are ill-equipped for the task. i looked at the emotional and spiritual challenges that can pose. >>> three years ago, anne stine was a busy mother with three young children, and a husband who was on the road a lot. then her 87-year-old father, a very independent world war two veteran who lived about an hour away, suffered a stroke. >> and what i found was a man who was no longer independent. he was confused and worried an

my father worked in vatican city. he was traveling sometimes.e came to america and he bought a separate camera and he shot some footage. it was in 1972. >> ♪ in new york i found rome, milan, paris ♪ ♪ i want to wake up in the city with frankie and his voice ♪ >> this town infected meat. the beastie boys were the life changing experience for me. i listened to hip-hop and then i listened to the beastie boys and i said, i can do this. i want to do this. i started singing it in an italian parent -- in an italian. ♪ >> i think america is not anymore the most important economy, but it is the most important center of production. it is like being in florence during the renaissance. hear, history is happening out. -- history is happening here. all i'm doing is giving back to my people by being here. i like to think that they are waiting for me to come back from this experience. ♪ >> introducing his music to a whole new audience in new york. and we could not leave you without the final story from washington. today, the president and his two daughters took

the vatican is digging and after same- sex marriage initiatives had big wins this week in the u.s.ntinues to insist the marriages only between a man and woman. spain upheld its cave marriage law and france looks to legalize there's early next year. we will be back. >> good morning. we are back on kron 4 news this weekend. this is veterans day a day to honor our fighting men and women. thousands will gather in downtown it san francisco for the annual veterans day parade. kron4's solo reporter mike pelton joins us live where participants are lining up this morning. mike? >> good morning. this parade is expected to begin at 11:00 a.m. and go until 3:00 p.m. it is a similar parade route that the san francisco giants parade took. continuing down market street and ending up at the civic center plaza. also going towards mcallister. >> however, with this impacted carryis area is also expected to impact public transportation, and of course the roads. plan accordingly. veterans will be part of this and as well as those who served in the middle east. many are expected to show up in there is s

the explosion was through that fresh >> a vatican court convicted a computer technician whole --he was of helping someone will took papers and the former butler is serving a 18 month prison sentence and he only received two months. >> new york residents are becoming frustrated about the cleanup efforts. we will take a live look outside. >> it is a little breezy and there is cloud cover. we're still expected a beautiful but cold day. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. oh, did you want it? yea we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey

. >>> at the vatican on wednesday, pope benedict xvi held a special service to mark the 500th anniversary of the sistine chapel. the ceiling, dedicated in 1512, took michelangelo 4 years to paint. now, 5 million people visit annually. benedict said when the chapel is seen during prayer, "everything lives, everything resonates." >>> finally, in egypt, coptic christians make up about 10% of the population. last march, the leader of the copts, pope shenouda iii, died and this week, coptic leaders narrowed the field of possible successors to just three men. this weekend, by ancient tradition, the names of the three were to be put in a box for a blindfolded child to reach in and pick the new pope. the belief is that the child's innocent choice will best reflect the will of god. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. there's always much more on our website as well, including more on religion and the presidential election. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio an

that is the same as the vatican. >> only a handful of countries voted against the move, including the u.s. and israel. both threaten to sanction palestinian request. israel today announced the construction of 3000 more settler homes in response. >> many hope it will be for step toward independence and true statehood. >> life remains the same in the palestinian territories, but many say the united nations vote has given them a new outlook. >> it is a beautiful feeling. there's hope that our children will grow up in an independent nation with its own voice, and that is a feeling that is hard to describe it. >> the decision came after a powerful appeal by the palestinian authority president in new york. >> the general assembly is called upon today to issue a birth certificate of the reality of the state of palestine. >> 138 generally assembly -- general assembly members voted in favor of upgrading palestine to the status of nonmember observers say. israel opposed the status change, saying the resolution will not help further the peace process. >> the truth is nothing will change if they

will recognize palestine as a nonmember observer state like the vatican, the territory to include thee world to begin to rectify a grave historical injustice that the palestinians had undergone beginning with the creation of the state of israel in 1948. >> reporter: some observers think abbas needs the u.n. vote to regain authority among palestinians. while the west bank remained quiet, the islamist hamas which controls gaza exchanged fire with israel this month. shooting hundreds of missiles in to israeli territory in a week of conflict. while many here believe that going to the u.n. could be a first step to palestinian statehood, the united states has warned the palestinian authority going to the united nations could thwart any chances of negotiations for two-state solution. last year, a bid for full statehood at the u.n. ran in to u.s. opposition. israel threatened a strong response should the palestinians seek full statehood. everything from withholding tax revenues to annex xags of land of settlements on the tibl. >> we think this is a mistake. it's political theater. the palesti

it's where the roman catholic church, post-vatican ii, suddenly wants to revert to pre-vatican ii types of practices. it's where the episcopalian- let's say the episcopal and lutheran leadership either rejects or accepts gay marriages, same-sex marriages, and others move toward the more conservative elements. and i can see that that aim to wholeness, which- you know, personally, couldn't be better- is also among the followers- just good reason to create another- maybe sect is too strong a word- but certainly something that's down a slightly different path than what the mother belief is. >> and that's such a great segue into two or three classes down we see exactly why we have sect and cult formation. but your point is really well taken, that there's two dynamics here with this quest for unity. one is the dynamic of "let's be unified," but there's fear with that, because what happens is as you get unified, you lose your uniqueness. now we want to see how that plays out in israel in the next class, where we're going next.

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peter's square in vatican city as pope benedict xvi named seven new saints. two were american -- kateri tekakwitha, the first native-american saint from the u.s... >> it almost makes me cry i'm so happy. we looked forward to this day for so long, and it's wonderful. i'm very happy. >> ...and mother marianne cope, a 19th-century franciscan nun who cared for leprosy patients in hawaii. for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." [ crowd singing in latin ] >> long, long before there was this... and even long, long before there was this... there was this. [ men chanting ] more than a thousand years ago, monks labored lovingly to create manuscripts -- the books of the medieval ages. made by hand, they were also works of art. the pages are so brilliantly decorated, they seem to give off light. that's why these are called illuminated manuscripts. that old craft comes to life again at manhattan's morgan library and museum. the morgans were famous bankers, and they were passionate about books. >> so, officially, welcome now to mr.