so there was jesus washing feet, our feet. his disciples feet. >> in those days it was the custom to wash someone's feet when they came to your home. that was how they welcomed people. the roads were not paved. they were covered with dust and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. every one walked those roads which left their feet dusty, bruised or cut from those stones. that is why we see jesus washing feet, our feet, the feet of his disciples then and now. >> translator: we all know that to live is to walk along different roads and paths, and that they all leave a mark on us. >> life is a journey along different roads, different paths which leave them mark on us. we know in faith that jesus seeks us out. we know he wants to dress our wounds and soothe our feet which are sore from the long journey under the burden of loneliness. we know he wants to wash us clean from the dust that we've gathered along the way. jesus does not ask us where we've been. he doesn't ask us what we've done. instead he says unto us unless i w

to be cleansed and washed. all of us. and me in first place.to seek out the teacher who will help us resume our journey. the lord goes to all of us and it stretches out a helping hand. it is painful when we see prison systems which are not concerned to soothe pain and offer new possibilities. it is painful when we see people who think that only others need to be cleansed and peer a fight and do not recognize that their others need to be cleansed and purified, and do not recognize that their wariness and pain -- the table from which he wishes no one to be excluded. the table which is spread for all and to which all of us are invited. pope francis: [speaking spanish] >> this time in your life can only have one purpose, to give you a hand in getting back on the right road. to give you a hand in rejoining society. all of us take part in that effort. all of us are giant -- invited to encourage, help and enable that rehabilitation. a rehabilitation which everyone seeks and desires. correctional authorities, social and educational programs. a rehabili

to visit someone, the host would wash your feet.ditionally welcomed this way because the roads were not paved, they were covered in dust, with pebbles that would get stuck in your sandal sandals. after walking on these roads, everyone's feet were caked in dust, bruised or cut from the stones. so there was jesus, washing feet, our feet, his disciples' feet -- >> in those days it was accustomed to wash someone's feet when they came to your home. that was how they welcomed people. the roads were not paved. they were covered with dust. and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. everyone walked those roads, which left their feet dusty, bruised or cut from those stones. that is why we see jesus washing feet, our feet, the feet of his discip disciples, then and now. >> translator: . >> life is a journey, along different roads, different paths, which leave their mark on us. [ speaking in spanish ] >> we know in faith that jesus seeks us out, he wants to heal our wounds, to soothe our feet, which hurt from traveling alone, to wash ea

so there was jesus, washing feet. our feet.. >> interpreter: in those days it was the custom to wash someone's feet when they came to your home. that was how they welcomed people. the roads were not paved. they were covered with dust and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. everyone walked those roads which left their feet dusty, bruised or cut from those stones. that is why we see jesus washing feet. our feet. the feet of his disciples, then and now. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: we all know that to live, we have to walk along different roads and paths and that they all leave a mark on us. >> translator: life is a journey along different roads, different paths, which leave their mark on us. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: and we know in faith that jesus seeks us out. we know that he wants to dress our wounds and soothe our feet which are sore from it the long journey under the burden of loneliness. we know he wants to wash us clean from the dust that we've gathered along the way. >> translator: jesus does n

the host would wash your feet.eople were traditionally welcome this way, because the road were not paved, they were covered in dust, and with pedals that would get stuck in your sandals and after walking on these road, everyone's feet were caked in dust, bruised or cut from the stones. so, there was jesus, washing feet. our feet. his deciples feet. >> in those days it was a custom to watch someone's feet when they came tour home. that is how they welcome people. the the road were not paved. they were covered with dust. and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. everyone walked those roads. which left their feet dust dusty and bruised and cut. that is why we see jesus washing feet, the feet of his deciples and then, and now. >> we all know is to live is to walk along the roads, and a path, and, they all leave a mark on us. >> life takes us on different road and paths which leave their mark on us. >> and we know, in faith that jesus seeks us out. we know he wants to address our wound and salt our feet which a

peter even refused and he said you shall never wash my feet. i think the gospel scene where jesus washes his feet at the last supper this was something that the disciples found hart to accept. even peter refused and told them you will never wash my feet. back then, when you went to visit someone the host would wash your feet, people were traditionally welcomed this way, because the roads were not paved they were covered in dust with pebbles that would get stuck in your sandals. after walking on the roads, everyone's feet were caked in dust bruised or cut from the stones, so there was jesus washing feet our feet. his disciples feet -- in those days it was the custom to wash someone's feet when they came to your home. that was how he had welcomed people. the roads were not paved they were covered with dusts and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. everyone walked those roads which left their feet dusty and bruised or cut from those stones. that is why we see jesus washing feet, our feet, the feet of his disciples then and now. >> we all

modern way to make sure our clothes were all washed up. bill geist has found some guys who have tape that message to heart. >> you consider wash days as nothing more than a chore? maybe it's time you changed r your attitude. try to be more positive. more enthusiastic. more like these guys. >> bring your dirty. >> there we go. >> they love laundry. >> which way to the machines? >> they can't wait to wash. press? >> you want to do this one? >> they're members of the washing machine collectors club. really. here? >> yes. >> this is a top loader. this is a '57 speed between. this is a duomatic a washer drier. this is 1958. >> john charles was the founder of the group back in 1984. how many members at that 1999. >> about six i think. >> now we're up to about,000 members worldwide. >> 3,000 washing machine collectors. a staggering, some might say alarming glug we have a collector in madagascar. our first russian member. peel in australia. everywhere. >> pick a mob now. >> members gather regularly. >> more dirty clothes in here. >> for what are c

they are starving to death and they are washing up on our beaches. it's really very traumatic. >> reporter: wild care says they have seen 25 birds in the last two weeks. they only saw 33 in all of last year. this rescue bird is one of the lucky ones but for every one of these guys that makes it into the wildlife center, there are at least 5 more injured or dead. the weather is not el nino- related they say but with the warm water that's also expected to bring with it this problem and it will get worse. >> other people on the beach were also very concerned about it. >> it is a really good indicator that there's something going on off our coast that is worrisome. >> reporter: so if this weather continues, which they believe it is going to, the problem will also continue which means you will more than likely see several more birds on the beach and wildlife experts want you to know that if you see them don't try and give them food and water. the best songs to find a boston, put a towel or something soft in the bottom -- find a box, put a towel or somethi

you can afford that car wash. aaa shows six out of 25 california cities are already selling gas for less than $3 a gallon. prices around the bay area range from 60 to 70 cents lower than last week. best numbers at $3.11. gasbuddy.com says drivers could pay an average of $2.50 by christmas. >>> the wait just about over. stephen colbert takes over tomorrow night. crucial advice from his predecessor. >> while most of us enjoyed the three-day weekend, the presidential candidates were in the campaign trail.,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> on this labor day, the president announced he's requiring paid sick leave for hundreds of thousands of workers whose companies do business with the federal government. at a union rally in boston today, the president pointed out his order does not affect 44 million americans in the private sector who don't have paid sick time off. only congress has the power to help those workers. mr. obama's executive order takes effect in 2017. >>> in jail for refusing to do her job. now lawyers for kentucky county

or to hospitals to wash the feet in buenos aires he was washing the feet of prisoners or even a trancee feet of prisoners muslim and women which is a very taboo thing to do in. he's not afraid to let those gestures symbolize that kind of openness and mercy. >> we saw the prison population where he's going. close to 3,000 muslims. >> is that right? >> in that prison. >> probably meet people of all sorts. they'll be able to engage them and hear their stories. ab good listener. he mentioned that in his talk. you don't need to talk lot to be good pastor. you need to be with the people and hear them. >> i just nabbed on when you were talking about washing of the feet when i was a little kid, all saints parish in wichita, kansas they asked my dad to be -- he had his feet washed by the parish priest. it was on holy thursday. >> yes. >> during easter week. but that memory is burned in my brain. i guess he would have been one of the 12 apostles. >> symbols of the 12 apostles having their feet wash. jesus said go and do likewise. be of service to someone else. and very moving. actually somebody

a fresco and a line wash -- lime wash. the walls of the corridors are smooth like glass. we were able to remove all of the paint with a scalpel, inch by inch. going down through each of the layers. in the very beginning, we went layer by layer. eventually, after a couple of years, we knew it very well and we were able to go down to the original right away. i might carve off to layers at once. the process on the walls with -- scalpel was nested necessitated by the fragility of the wall and their ability to absorb paint was put onto it. compresses of solvents. being in the capital, that is difficult anyway because of all the people and things going on. it was perfect because if i had the paints, the over paint into solution, it would have made the paint wet again and let it sucked back in, let it whisk into the original again and staying at. i really wanted to take it off dry. that is what we did. for many years, with our scalpels, inch by inch. on the ceilings, we can't do that. the ceilings are textured. rough.e pebbled, if we use a scalpel, we would be carving off peaks

he washes our feet so that we come back to the table.the table from which he wishes no one to be excluded. the table from which is spread for all and to which all of us are invited. this time in your life can only have one purpose, to give you a hand in getting back on the right road, to give you a hand to help you rejoin society. all of us are part of that effort. all of us are invited to encourage, help, and enable your rehabilitation. a rehabilitation which everyone seeks and desires. inmates and their families, correctional authorities, social, and educational programs. a rehabilitation which benefits and elevates the morale of the ntire community and society. i encourage you to have this attitude with one another and with all those who are in any way a part of this institution may you make possible new opportunities, new journeys, new paths. all of us have something we need to be cleansed of or purified from. all of us. may the knowledge of that fact inspire us to live in solidarity to support one another and seek the best for thers

surprised there isn't more washing up. 60 times more -- that is a rough estimate. that is an indication of a healthy marine system. good news. and may have to do with el nino too. not that the warm-water gets this far north. because of el nino we have seen less strong northwest winds. which changes the feeding pattern and could change the way they move up and around the coast. beautiful night. sunset tonight money. check it out. like last night. the thing that is working for us, no fog out here. by the park, embarcadero, go down sacramento street, to the end of the great highway and check out the sunset. at the beach 68 degrees. nationwide you have this going on. carolinas, atlanta, that will be wet. a lot of folks travel on friday. chicago tomorrow. new york, washington, boston. cloud cover and showers and thundershowers. even heavy rain. this moisture here all -- not all, some -- a lot originated from down here. a tropical storm in the pacific. el nino creates more storm activity in the pacific and all the moistures the ability to -- has the ability to stream acr

on the beach where the body of his son washed up, there is little vestige of the horror. some came to pay their respects. almost 2 million syrians are in turkey. the sheer numbers means it is easy for turks to become desensitized to their fates. what happens here? the image of aylan kurdi's body washing up has profoundly shocked this country and highlighted once again the refugee tragedy. four men have been charged with the attempted smuggling, but the mother of one said her son was not a criminal and he had tried to leave and encouraged >> is that enough to help them? has the world done anything to help them? >> i'm sorry, no. they are popular now. now the whole world heard them and i wish they did when they were alive. jane: one of the key launching points for migrants is libya, where the lack of any state or government means it is an ideal base or smugglers and they spent -- smugglers. they sent many refugees across the sea. reporter: these blue waters of the mediterranean are an escape for many. they are also a trap. it is the heart of libya's people smuggling trade.

this year, burners will pay $100 for a wash. but she remembers when it was $60. >> we are being gouged. $100 for a burning man car wash. >> reporter: bushers also have to arrive several hours before closing. >> we were turned away. >> it is a lovely reminder. sometimes you will see a little bit of fire dust. you will be like what? how is this still here? look good. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> just two more days before we find out what new gadgets apple will be unveiling. the cupertino company send out invitations which could be a hin. the invitation said hey, seary, give us a hint. there is talk of a new iphone, or ipads or apple tv. >>> amazon is also introducing a new prouchlkt it is a $50 tablet. the seattle-based company has struggled when it comes to tablet sachls it's hoping to do better with with new cheaper tablet. it will be great for easy tasks for online videos and online shopping. but industry experts say cheap tablets have less quality product. the new tablet will hit shelves just in time for the holidays. >

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he washed the feet of inmates. the washing the feet being a gesture of humility. this time he included the feet of women. this image, i think, is francis's blessing moved to many when it appeared in respect newspapers and on websites around the globe. >> somewhere along the way he learned to communicate with people. looking into people's eyes, understood what it means to take their hand and give them 100% attention. francis's way is he'll get in the pope-mobile, his eye is on individuals, not on the crowd, not on the big statements. what he says, when he speaks is usually brief. he boils things down to three words or phrases. then they'll spend hours in the pope-mobile going around, stopping it over and over to meet the individuals. he seems to love the faces. >> what is the most surprising thing that the pope has said or done? >> tremendously difficult question. the most surprising thing, so many things struck and touched me. i think the most striking thing he's done is his embrace of those on the margins. >> francis it's the first big news. it's a flight back fr

like a fresco in a wash. the walls in the corridors are , and weoth, like glass were able to remove the over paint with a scalpel, inch by -stamp size at aam time, going down to each of the layers. at the beginning, we went layer by layer. couple of, after a years, we knew it very well and were able to go down to the original right away, so i might carve off two layers at once. the process on the walls with a scalpel was also necessitated by the fragility of the walls. also, their ability to absorb paint that was put onto it. used compresses of solvents, which being in the capital is difficult anyway because of all the people there. you can't have smelly things going on, but it was perfect, because if i put the over paint into solution, it would have made the paint wet again and let it wick into the original and stay in it, so i originally wanted to take it off dry, and that is what we did. many many years with scalpels inch by inch. now we areings working on, we can't do that, because the ceilings are rough,

many were washed out to sea. many in their homes. the city itself was decimated. 80% of the city was destroyed. it is the largest -- the worst natural disaster to befall this country. it was the first major disaster of the new century and what came after was a story about human survival, the will to live, to great publishing tycoons. william randolph hearst, joseph pulitzer and a circulation more. william randolph hearst was able to get the first news reports out of galveston via a female reporter who disguised herself as a worker, a man and was able to document the horror that it happened in galveston and get those stories out by hitching a ride to he's been in getting the story out. roads were washed out, the only way and was by boat. joseph pulitzer not to be out done hired a 78-year-old woman named by kara burton. founder of the red cross input in the bill paid for a massive train loaded with supplies, personnel, clothing, medicine and dr. dowd to galveston transferring everything to barges and moving into galveston to render aid

it's $100 for a burning man car wash. >> they have to get their several hours before closing.ate arrivals are turned away. >> we have to go somewhere else. the playa isn't far away. >> six months from now, suddenly you'll see a little bit of playa dust, what, how is this still here? >> looking good. look at it. >> jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >> i don't even like getting sand on my feet. >> i would be a terrible person for this. >> maybe we'll send out carrie hall. you may want to go to burning man if you want to get away from the heat. >> is this the only car wash in town? now i know. usually we can head to the beach and escape the heat from the inland temperatures not really a big difference from the coast to some of the valleys in san jose. it's now 84 degrees. the heat advisory is in effect for all of these areas you're seeing shaded in orange. the heat advisory starts now, it continues until 7:00 this evening, and temperatures will be heating up anywhere from the 90s to 105. heat related illnesses will be possible and you want to drink lots of water, you want to head so

george washington had high hopes for young wash but they did not quite work out. he was not ready to take on the kind of activities that george washington had hoped with government and all, but he has his arm resting on him and you can see young wash with his hand on the globe. martha and nelly are holding a map and martha is pointing to something on the map which might be pennsylvania avenue or the grand avenue. something where the white house would be. the second is mount vernon, washington told the--washington's home 30 miles up the potomac. the unidentified black servant in the corner of the painting -- it's not known, it might be meant to portray washington's very devoted personal slave who was with him through the war. his name was will, william lee whom washington freed with his , will. his name was the second mentioned after martha. it may have just been to add or make it known that it was a virginia planter home. the view up the potomac is for washington. it was a commission for a painting by savage. that is what led to this commission. i'm not sure where

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bags of material contaminated in the nuclear accident in 2011 got washed into rivers. workers recovered some, and are searching for the rest. the bags contained grass and other radioactive material collected during decontamination. they each hold one cubic meter. they've been stacked on farmland in the village ready for transfer to storage sites. staff at the environment ministry got a report that 82 bags had been washed into two rivers. they say workers had recovered 37 as of friday evening. they say the workers will keep searching, and check whether other bags also got washed away. people living in miyagi and other parts of the northeast have marked exactly 4 1/2 years on friday since the earthquake and tsunami. here's more. >> reporter: a man has been ringing this bell almost every day to commemorate those who died in the disaster. and to hope for a full recovery. >> translator: many people are still living in temporary housing. i'm always hoping they can return to their normal lives where they don't have to worry about their safety. >> reporter: police say the 2011

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the 3-year-old's body washing up on the beach. his 5-year-old brother and mother drowned, along with 13 others from two boats. >> we went into the sea for four minutes, and the captain saw that the waves were to high. he panicked and died into the -- dived into the sea and fled. i took over and started fleeing. the waves were so high. the boat flipped. my wife and kids, i took them in my arms. i realized they were dead. my kids were the most beautiful children in the world. wonderful. they wake me up every morning to play with them. they are all gone now. now all i want to do is sit next to the grave of my wife and children. >>> for thousands of refugees that transit through turkey, they know the risks. here, men, women and children in syria, pakistan, afghanistan and elsewhere wait for a chance to sail to europe. turkey gives only syrians the rights to work if they want it, but they may feel europe offers better opportunities. this person paid $1200 to be smuggleed from here to a greek island. >> there's no work. we don't have en

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normal saline, car wash for your nose, clear the pollen. >> car wash for your nose, doctor rob, thanky. right now 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell has the preview. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, erika. ahead we will talk about kevin mccarthy wants to be the next house speaker. only on cbs this morning, david cameron right here in studio 57. also, melody, on whether volkswagon can bounce back from the emissions scandal. >> and we reveal the forbes lit of americas' wealthiest people. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you in just about ten minute. >> thanks so much. we now know what will happen to the 100,000 plus prayer row questions strips on the nodded grotto. in you a chance to write one, you may have noticed the material is not paper it is towelly insulation. that insulation will now be used inside 88 brand new homes that will be built for the homeless on north broad street. the display will stay up until at least the end of the week, and possibly through the end of october. so it find a new purpose. >> and, it was

. >> a whale washes up in fremont. even scientists admit that this one is a weird one. >> it is 90 degrees this afternoon in sausalito. it is the perfect afternoon to head to the beach. lots of kids are doing just that right now. enjoying the water and cooling off. when will we all cool off courtesy of that onshore flow? we'll have the answer coming up in your forecast. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> another death whale washed ashore in fremont. whale carcasses are more common but cate caugiran says this one has scientists scratching their heads. >> reporter: now this whale's body has been on the move east bay regional park saying it's a juvenile about 25 feet long. but they don't know its species. it washed ashore on rocky beach nearly 200 yards south of the alameda creek channel. u.s. fish and wildlife tell us they first got reports of the whale near the san mateo bridge on saturday

she had to wash all of her washing on a washboard in the sink. she had poison ivy all through the backyard where she tried to hang her clothes. she had to go to the grocery store by walking or hitchhiking, since we has new car. -- since we had no car. things like that. we both during this period graduated from remnants of adolescence into young adulthood. tell me more about your job. you were an engineer, designing the beta devices. what did you have to work with? describe what you did every day. seth: the engineering department is where i started to work. supervisors that had come from mississippi state university. people inr about 20 our group that was assigned for design work on the beta proje ct. at that time, it had a lot more than just the calutron to work with. parts of the process, piping. my job was essentially to design and improve valves, which was a vital part of the process. later, i was moved with a small group of about 12 people across the street up on the hill in the building to work on the design of the calutron itself. i was hap

. >>> another dead whale has washed ashore, this time in fremont. cate caugurian says it has been spotted floating around the bay for days. >> reporter: biologists are hiking out to get a better look we have some photos. the whale's body has been on the move. it is a juvenile, 25 feet long. they done know the species. it washed ashore 200 yards south of the alameda creek channel. u.s. fish and wildlife first got reports of it on the san mateo bridge saturday and the tide brought it here. we are told from experts it is very rare for these animals to get washed up in this area. >> we don't get whales this far down in the bay. far too shallow for them down here. it is very unusual. >> unfortunately for hikers an runners, they are going to let this whale's body stay here and decompose. let nature take its course. so it will be quite smelly the next few days. reporting in fremont, cate caugurian, kpix5. >> biologists will perform a necropsy on the whale this afternoon. >>> a home is loft, but a life saved. what kept a homeowner from becoming a casualty?

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. >> you can see it washed right on out. >> reporter: in nearby eleva, floodwaters leaving behind a muddy mess. clear skies in southern california, but rip currents and waves at newport beach, well over ten feet high. lifeguards rescuing hundreds of swimmers up and down the coast >> i was just so far out there. i couldn't -- i couldn't get back. i had no idea it was so powerful. >> another day of rough surf and rip currents along the california coast on tuesday and another day of heat and humidity for the northeast. extending beyond the labor day holiday. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >>> amazon be reportedly about to release a new tablet computer for $50. "the wall street journal" reporting the device would have a six-inch screen and go on sale in time for the holidays, of course. it would be half the price of the cheapest amazon fire tablet but sufficient for traeming video and shopping on amazon. >>> a true fall favorite goes on sale today at starbucks. the pumpkin spice latte, of course. the drink debuts in au locations today. even though fall doesn't officially start till two wee

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eight people dead five others missing after flood waters wash away a vehicle in utah. the van was packed with children. three people somehow managed to survive the dramatic video also showing another caress cued along the arizona border. the search for the missing was called off overnight but will pick up again this morning. >> thousands homeless as two wildfires rage across northern california. >> looks like a war zone. we have four kids nowhere to go, no clothing, anything. >> 23,000 people are displaced now. more than 700 homes burned to the ground. the valley fire north of san francisco only 10 percent contained. >> as crews make progress with the butte fire 35 percent contained now. >>> round two, the gop candidates are ramping up their campaigns ahead of the second debate. kristin fisher live for us in washington with the latest. exciting. kristin? >> i know. round two, here we go. most of the gop instead of studying the issues and huddling with advisors two-days before the big debate a huge rally in dallas, texas. trump got the biggest applause from sanctuary ci

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