. >> claudia lavanga is live at vatican city for us. i think we can join her who is in vatican city for us. can you hear me? first of all, on monday, they have come up with reports that stated homosexuals will be welcome in the catholic surgeon. something that was ground braking, and specially compared to the large whimming used in the past, through homosexuals. that changed on thursday, when the english trapslation changed from poiming to providing for homosexuals within the catholic church and community. a change came along when the final report was published. in it welcoming or providing for - suddenly disappeared and what it saidway homosexuals should be reported and not discriminated against. that's not a change of heart. meeting halfway the liberals who want to open the church. including homosexuals and traditionalists who wanted to stick with the dogma. this was laying the ground works for another bigger synagogue of bishops that will take place next year. >> it focuses the position of the pope, does it not. he loicks to have a c

we are live at vatican city with the details. >>> here's an update on the stories we're following this hour. >>> coalition air strikes hit isis positions in the syrian town of kobani saturday. a kurdish fighter says city defenders are trying to flush out the militants. isis has been trying to capture and hold kobani for weeks. >>> the world health organization says it will review its handling of the ebola outbreak in west africa in light of some scathing criticism. an internal document leaked to the associated press describes the u.n. agency's initial response as botched and riddled with incompetence. >>> and passengers on this cruise ship, including a woman linked or possibly linked to ebola will disembark in texas shortly. the carnival magic is set to dock in about ten minutes after cutting the cruise short. a lab technician who may have handled samples from a man who died of ebola is on board. she reportedly does not have the virus. >>> canada is the latest country stepping in to help in the ebola crisis. starting this monday, the government plans to ship 800 vials of an experimenta

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an earlier draft just didn't make it into a revised version about 200 catholic bishops met in vatican city. an earlier draft said that gays were gifts to the church or could be and their partnerships provided gay couples with special support. conservatives did criticize that. this afternoon, we spoke with a jesuit priest. he says there was a real sense of excitement about that first inclusive language. >> gay people being a gift for the church rather than an issue or a problem, unfortunately that didn't make it into the final draft. even the watered down language didn't make the. pope francis spoke to the bishops at the end. he's not disappointed. he warned some of the bishops not to be too stuck to the rigor of the law. >> reporter: it is important to point out there was support. just not the 2/3 that was needed. one gay kacatholic gay rights g says it provides hope down the road. >>> new details tonight on a deadly car accident in the south bay that claimed the life of the driver and injured his passenger. the male driver and female passenger were trapped inside. police say the car was r

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city is safe. celebrations at the vatican as pope paul vi gets one step closer to sainthood but there is a row over homosexuality. hurdling towards mars. we will tell you about the exceptional space encounter that occurs once in a million years. >> we begin in yemen where the new prime minister has arrived in sana. a from new york where he was serving as the country's ambassador to the united nations. he was already met by the president. there is still fighting across the country and demonstrations against houthi rebels who control the capitol. a report. >> reporter: yemen's most popular sunni prove incident and the anti-houthi sentiment is increasing. the bearers say it all: no to armed malitias. >> that's shared in a number of areas. but for the rebels making their ad vance, it's a different story. >> akmed is the civilian face for the group. armed with his klasnikov and political spin, his group now controls northern yemen and is expanding to the south. he says they are not trying to sees power. >> in order to continue our revolution and making it succeed, we need to target forces of corruption

the question is part of a vatican document that 200 bishops are discussing at vatican city. ument is not expected to change the catholic church's condemnation of homosexual acts or its stance against gay marriage but vatican observers say it represents a stunning shift in how the church want weres to be seen. >> by accepting it, it's present in the lives of people even if they're not living exactly how the church is teaching that say huge step forward. >> reporter: pope francis told reporters last july he would not judge gay people generally seeking god. the pope's tone differs from his predecessor pope benedict who as a cardinal once referred to gays as intrinsically disordered. this paper will be discussed during the meeting's second and final week. a final draft will then be presented to the pope. alphonso van marsh, cbs news. >>> well, straight ahead, mcdonald's mystery meat. the fast food chain takes to social media to clear up rumors about its food. >>> and in sports, a monday night combat for the san francisco 49ers. even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulce

city is safe. >> celebrations at the vatican celebrated over a row about homosexuality. hurdling towards mars.e will tell you about the exceptional space encounter that occurs once in a million years. ♪ we again in gemo yemen where houthi recommends are to go take ground. they have captured a town south of sanaa reportedly blowing up the home of a rifle politician. they have stormed the office of a local governor they accuse of corruption. yemen yemen'snewal appointed prime minister has arrived from new york where he was serving at the united nations. he confirmed the importance of forming a new government as soon as possible. in sanaa, with hear what the new prime minister will focus on. >> reporter: first trying to reach a national unity government to please all of the warring faxes as well as the blibling opponents in this country. this comes, of course, after the u.n. brokered a deal last september in which it was signed between the government and the houthis along with other political parties. however, it remains to be seen whether the houthis will really withdraw their forces if or after

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andeting between the pope bishops are taking place in vatican city today. >> it was softening on its stance. theyatican report says appreciate them. the wording so far as to say gifts and have " qualities to offer the christian community. " thislics are reacting to revolutionary shift. >> it's what catholics should , a body of people. >> the church is going to a good change and that's very important in our life. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> gay and lesbian couples are not the only ones out there with a close eye on this big news. they say it should not be viewed as a step toward actually rewriting church doctrine. .ai jackson is here >> it's a big deal to people talking about it. centuries of doctrine doesn't just change overnight. we are asking you what your thoughts are. those are the thoughts we are seeing today, but not all of them. join the conversation by going to our facebook page. could might change that protect 14 million major illnesses. >> and trading in your boarding pass. .> a big financial incentive >> and what to expect behind the cold front. >> a federal study name

overseas today, catholic bishops meeting in vatican city concluded their two-week synod without approving a measure sought by the pope that would have welcomed gays into the church. another liberalization measure, allowing divorced and civilly remarried catholics to receive communion, also was defeated. a draft agreement showing unprecedented openness towards gays and co-habitating unmarried catholics received widespread coverage, but it was watered down throughout the week. and the watered down version was ultimately rejected. and facebook is demanding that the u.s. drug enforcement administration stop using fake profile pages to try to hunt down suspects. in a letter made public yesterday, facebook's chief security officer said law enforcement officers have to follow the same rules as everyone else and not lie about their identity. justice department officials say they are reviewing the practice. >> sreenivasan: and now more of our continuing series, "the war on isis." detailed analysis of the administration's efforts to halt the advance by islamic extremists who have captured large por

claudio levango, al jazeera, vatican city. >> our freeze frame out of iraq where a kurdish peshmergasoldier reaches out his hands. arrived in turkey on tuesday to say they're on their way to help those in syria. i'm john siegenthaler. that's our newscast. joie chen is next with "america tonight." >> we have lists, we don't have their address. >> with mid terms around the corner are some states protecting the votes or suppressing it? also tonight, equality

. ♪ >>> in vatican city, catholic church officials from around the world gathered sunday for open masswo-week meeting on some of the challenges facing families today in the church. they are planning to discuss some very controversial issues that have divided the catholic church. our delia gallagher is live with some of the topics they will talk about. >> reporter: we have some 200 priests, bishops and cardinals from around the world who have come to rome. they have celebrated the mass of the synod. it was expressly called by pope francis to discuss challenges to the family. they are topics which were part of a survey, worldwide survey, sent out last year by the vatican to ask catholics what were the difficulties that they were living in a kind of real-world way. and some of the answers that came back are the topics for this meeting, such as teen mothers, cohabitation, living together without being married, polyga polygamy. the question of divorced catholics, and those people can't receive communion, same-sex unions and baptizing children of same-sex unions. there are a number of issues

it's a little bit like the vatican city.s really small and a small number of turkish forces guarding that. if isis attacks that, that would amount to attacking turkish territory and might be another trigger. turkey seems to be hesitant to do anything by itself as we've just said. it wants a global coalition. it does not want to commit to anything unilaterally. >> we know isis regards iraq, syria, probably lebanon, jordan as part of their islamic state but is turkey part of that caliphate they envision as well? >> yes, it is, because turkey is where the caliphate was sort of the last phase of the caliphate when the caliph lived in what is istanbul and we've seen maps on-line and in these videos isis put out and those maps show the extent of the empire that they have in mind and that certainly includes very large chunks of turkey. >> the retired u.s. general, john allen, now the coordinator, the president asked him to coordinate this mission against isis in syria and iraq, he's going to be meeting with turkish officials. what

the question is part of a vatican document that 200 bishops are discussing at vatican city. cument is not expected to change the catholic churches condemnation of homosexual acts or its stance against gay marriage, but vatican observers say it represents a stunning shift in how the church wants to be seen. >> by accepting that god is present in the lives of people even if they're not living exactly how church is teaching, that is a huge step forward. >> reporter: pope francis called the meeting on family issues. last july he told reporters he would not judge gay people genuinely seeking god. the pope's tone differs from his predecessor, pope benedict, who as a cardinal once refused to gays as intrinsically disordered. the document also asks if the church could be more respectful of young couples living together and divorced catholics. a final draft will be presented to the pope. >> a u.s. catholic gay rights group says the document reflects the real life persons of some of church's 1.2 billion catholics. co-founder of voice of the family called it one of the worst documents i

aljazeera, vatican city. >> that's just about it for this news hour. thanks very much for watch. we'll leave you with new images sent back by a chinese spacecraft of the dark side of the moon. the moon. >> on the stream, >> six years after the financial crisis began banks recovered, last year raking in 32 billion in over draft fees our they gouging the tax payers who bailed them out? >> the stream on al jazeera america >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. >> the battle over ebola in america as a nurse escapes one quarantine only to face a new one. also a brutal day in iraq as i.s.i.l. executes dozens of people in public. >>> and a satellite explodes in mid

cardinal timothy dolan will be attending the meeting in vatican city. you. how are you? >> it's afternoon here. let's hurry up. my pasta's getting cold all right? >> we have some suggestions for you. first, this is an important time in the church and the question is this an example of pope francis trying to take the church in new drengzs, open it up without changing or assaulting doctrine? >> yeah that's a good way to put it charkserly. i'd say you're on to something. namely how to be true to the timeless unchange teaching of the church but yet trying to put fine invigorating ways to present it. pope francis has captured the imagine of the world in trying to do that and this would be a good example. yeah, thing you're onto something. >> how big is the division over what he is trying to do. >> i know the remarkable backing and the attempt to teach. there's eun namety there, charlie. there might be some good deep discussion, you bet there is on the way that's being expressed. this was a draft document a first stage of what's going to be the result of our

aljazeera, vatican city. >> there's also this. by using the lights, the vatican will reduce their energy bills for lighting the chapel by 80%. >> tomorrow morning on aljazeera america, the final weekend of mid term campaigning as candidates near the finish line. we look at the key races that could shape the political landscape in washington for the next two years. for now, that is it for us here in new york. >> coming up in two minutes from doha, the latest from jerusalem over the tensions on the closing of the mosque. >> the giants celebrating their third world series win in five years. >> madison baumgartner taking home the m.v.p. award. he put on a masterful performance during five scoreless innings in game seven. n. >> hello and welcome to the news hour from doha. tension in jerusalem after the police shooting at the palestinian suspected of an attack on a right wing jewish activist. >> sweden officially recognizes the palestinian state, drawing angry criticism from israel. >> more homes destroyed in egypt as people are forced

the archbishop of new york is attending the bishop's meeting in vatican city. good to be with you. it's afternoon here. let's hurry up. my past a is getting cold. let's go, all right? >> we have some suggestions for you. but first, this is an important time in the church. and the question is is this an example of pope francis trying to take the church in new directions, open it up without changing or assaulting doctrine? >> yeah, that's a good way to put it charlie. i would say you're on to something. pope francis says the challenge that any successor st. peter, any pope would have namely how to be true to the timeless unchanging teaching of the church, but yet trying to put fine creative, fresh, invigorating ways to present it. pope francis has captured the imagination of the world in trying to do that. this would be a good example. >> how deep is the division about what he is trying to do? >> i don't think -- i know remarkable unanimity and enthusiastic backing of the holy father's attempt to present the teaching of the church in a fresh, exciteing, enchantin

for "cbs this morning," vatican city. >> great story. >> beautiful. >> you know, i remember the lasty don't allow you to take pictures. but to see it, incredible. breathtaking chlktsz hu breathtaking. >>> hundreds of people filmed, ben bradley died last week. family and friends were joined yesterday. bradley was remembered for standing up to the government during watergate. mourners described him as tough and fearless with a sense of humor and a huge heart. >> he was a journalistic warrior, unequaled and probably never to be matched. >> we knew somebody much better than his very large reputation, even braver, even smarter, much more fun. >> he pulled off being bradlee because he wasn't afraid of presidents, of polio, of political correctness, of publishing the pentagon papers, of making mistakes. >> of course my father had the biggest, most welcoming heart of anyone i ever met. people talk a lot about his colorful language, but in my opinion, he also had the most helpful heart. >> that was quinn bradlee, his son. and he wore one of his dad's trademark shirts for that. he said one of

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citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking >> vatican is using bold new language to did he finance the policy on gay but only in english. in the new twist the english translation of the vatican draft report on family value alter the section about gay. the phrase welcoming homosexual now reads as providing gays are fraternal space. original version however is in italian that remains the same. vatican says bishop from america and africa mostly asked for these changes. >> bold move by pope francis for the first time he's renting out the sistine chapel. tomorrow concert performed in the chapel takened by select group of tourist. part of tour of italy organized by porsche. charity with homeless and vatican announced it will limit the number of visitors in the chap toll prevent damage to the fresco. >> something change inside one of saturn moov moon. study suggest that saturn death star looking moon is rocking back and forth and oscillating kind of like a pendulum. scientist call it libation. using image captured by the spacecraft cornell researcher says it satisfies lot about the moon insid

vatican for pope paul vi to be cannonized. >>> still ahead, the legal battle over the sale of revel hotel and casino in atlantic city will headck to court. >>> plus, the nation's third largest cell phone carrier is making cuts. why hundreds of sprint workers will soon be out of a job. >>> in case you haven't stepped out yet, we are looking at a cool morning. you need the jacket this morn g morning. it's also windy. winds gusting near 30 in a lot of spots. a live look outside. mostly cloudy. we'll see sunshine. more sunshine as we head throughout the rest of today. temperatures very cold tonight. we'll talk more about that. also rain returning in your seven-day. we'll talk about that, too, coming up. >>> jackets needed this morning. temperatures in the 30s in some spots. mainly the 40s and the 50s. also windy. in case you haven't stepped out, you're still indoors, you'll be surprised. it's chilly out there. going to be chilly overnight and cool again tomorrow. chilly winds. you can probably see it whipping. winds gusting near 30 miles per hour, even up to 40 in mt. pocono. throughout the overnight hours, cold overnight. temper

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city, yesterday afternoon. it had been headed to dallas. >>> catholic church signaling a shift in tone as vatican offers words of acceptance to the gay community. >> bishops meeting say that morally problematic, gay men and women have have gifts to offer the church, and gay unions have merit. it does not change church doctrine gay rights groups are hailing what they call a seismic shift in the church's attitude but some say it is still not enough and, officials are town playing the report as quote insignificant. >>> scary scene in new york city, caught on cameras nypd releasing security camera footage showing a man throwing a smoke bomb in the restaurant in greenwich village on friday evening. video shows a man's merging from an emergency subway hatch on the sidewalk and then throwing the smoking canister into the restaurant and ducking back underneath the the great. >> the concept there, playing around with it, this is strange because only people that play around work for nta. so that was strange. that is weird. >> i saw a couple celebrities tweeting about this, nobody was hurt. police are looking for a man in

and the vatican signals potential changes in how the church treats gays and lesbians. >> hello everyone this is al jazeera america, i'm tony harris in new york city. we begin this hour with the director of the centers for disease control and prevention. he says today we should brace ourselves for other cases of ebola in the united states. dozens of people being monitored in dallas right now where officials say a breach of protocol is responsible for a health care worker getting ebola there. she treated thomas eric duncan, the index patient last week. >> particularly the healthcare workers who cared for the index patient when he was so ill. that's when this health care worker became infected. would not be surprised if we saw additional cases in the health care workers who also provided care to the index patient. >> robert ray is outside the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta and robert some backtracking on the part of the cdc. >> reporter: definitely some backtracking tony. dr. thomas frieden explaining his comments yesterday were not meant to say this health care worker who came down with the ebola infection did anything wrong

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