woulde francis added he consider heading to the violence-torn country. was one of the possibilities. this is my answer, i'm willing to go. at this time, it's not the best thing to do, but i am willing to do it. >> in 2003, iraq was home to one million christians. now it is believed there are .nly 300,000 left with jihadist seeking to establish an islamic state, islamic -- of religious minorities find themselves targets, forced to convert, leave their homes or face death. president of sri lanka says he will not allow a u.n. team investigating war crimes to enter the country. he told a foreign journalist that he will not accept any investigation by the united nations into allegations of abuses against his soldiers and the tamil tiger rebels from 2009. the u.n. humans rights panel were lookingjune into allegations following a damming report. grenades, flash armored cocktails and armored vehicles. -- molotov cocktails and armored vehicles. all of this after a ager was shot dead. outside, there were violent clashes between police and protesters despite a mass

he says a visit by pope francis would likely touch people of many faiths. >> he's fantastic, especially because pope francis has such a carcinomharisma and command and outreach to the poor and needy. you can see his love in his face and eyes. >> the last time a pope was in washington d.c. was april of 2008, pope benedict visited catholic university and held map at nationals park. >> it was palpable. there's something special about it. you can argue different sides of your faith, but the holy spirit just felt like he was there. >> for the pope to come, it would wake up a lot of catholics here and show a lot of people in d.c. that there are more people of faith than they might think. >> sort of a breath of fresh air in a lot of ways. we hope we could have a great visit. >> suzanne kennedy, abc seven news. >> summer is over for thousands of local students. still ahead, the changes that are in store for them as they head back to school tomorrow. and good news >> school begins tomorrow for several systems including d.c. and montgomery county. in the district, four new charter schools will op

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through the engagement just waiting to see what the outcome of the battle would be. >> on the morning of september 14, francis scott key, the bats -- the battle had ensued, he was waiting to see from the fog and the smoke to see whether or not the fort had survived the bombardment and who was actually in charge. remember, the land troops were coming. even though they were stalled and they didn't have a commander any longer, there was a two-pronged approach. so did the fort fall to the british? or was the american going to secure a victory? so by the dawn's early light, as francis scott key wrote, he was able to use a spy glass such as this to then peer over the water to see what flag would have been raised over the fort. and at that time he saw the star spangled banner or the garrison flag being raised the victory that they had survived the bombardment. so at that time he felt so moved to pen the beginnings of the words of a poem that he had a drinking tune in his mind that would allow him to make the rhymes, and as a lawyer he was a very eloquent writer but he was also known as a poet. so he wrote those word

. >> tracy byrnes when i heard you would host "money" with melissa francis, i thought what would i findnd of u.s. open that tracy byrnes would appreciate. it is champagne. things are a little bit different here at open, when it comes to beverages. i want to bring in a brand director at mow wet and chandon. this is kind after new product. it is champagne over ice. it has to be served over ice. i always felt unclassy when i do that. you're telling me it is all right now. >> absolutely. go for it. this is ice imperial. it was launched in 2010 by mowette and chandon. -- moet. it was designed to be served over ice it is a little bit sweet. on hot day like today you need some extra refreshment over ice cubes. tracy: i have people staring at me all around. open it up. >> you bet. >> garnish it with lime or lemon or something like that. >> the favor of ice imperial is a little bit sweet. it is got a little bit more of fruity flavors like strawberry, raspberry. when you visit us at moat paris. >> we have 700,000 fans, nice job, will be coming out to the u.s. open over the next couple weeks. how

bothered him with tony jail might be him one night we were in the men's room some guy was bottom francis and i would drop this guy right here i said tell me take care of it if. he had he like that sort of that was much oh yeah but he was he had i think a wall they had to take his i know aside from on a regular basis so. when you walked into a room if you were along today when you walked into and i think you know that it stopped absolutely stunned people like them just like that i said it comes frankly since the dentist who stopped you know same thing with a certain. ronald reagan the same thing you know you killed him a lot oh yeah well i know when he was governor you know i said i've got a cousin that's going to chat tomorrow morning one phone call to let me write one phone call and he's doing good. and my cousin died. and this is a little we're going to know and you know what is my biggest treat life like laws because i was in hawaii for the cold and said you got to be in the office of the regular side and complain to the cabinet and i said oh well crazy but i had this guy get up there and buy him

francis. they didn't know each other but would have loved each other, and the message would have been you cannot think of people whose ideas differ from your as an enemy. they are mere lay challenge of honesty, a challenge of care and thoughtfulness, and you have to address them on the basis of their own dignity and ideas...

with tony janeiro might be him one night we were in the men's room and some guy was blocking francis and i would drop this guy it right here and i said tommy take care of it but of course he had he like that sort of that much oh yeah but he was he had i think a war all the entertainers i know aside from on a regular basis so. when you walked into a room if you were along when you walked into and i think you know that it stopped absolutely stop people like just like that i said it comes frank would say it's a dentist who stopped you know same thing with a certain. ronald reagan the same thing you know you get him a lot oh yeah well i know when he was governor you know i said i've got a cousin is going to chat tomorrow morning one phone call so let me write one phone call i knew there was going to. and my cousin died. of up. i must say i don't know we're going to all go was my biggest treat life like claus because i was in hawaii and called and said you're going to be in the second or the regular side and i'm gone to the cabinet and i felt crazy going to this guy get up there and i am off so a fra

. >>> pope francis says would he make a trip to philadelphia next year, he made the comments during a trip to south korea today where he gave his first speech in english. >> peace is not simply the absence of war, but justice. >> nbc news asked the pope if he will come to philadelphia and he said yes. and mentioned world family day, which will happen right here in philadelphialy next year. the archdiocese of philadelphia released a statement saying -- . the archdiocese of philadelphia released a statement saying -- >>> new at 4:00, the son of u.s. congressman fattah pleaded not guilty to 23 charges today. as nbc 10 first reported last week, a grand jury indicted fatah on charges including fraud and filing false tax returns. harry hairston just left the courtroom where fatah made his appearance. >> reporter: a short time ago, i caught up with chaka fattah, jr., as he left the federal courtroom, flanked by both of his attorneys. where do you go from here and try to defend yourself and what do you feel about your chances in order to be found not guilty? >> i'm going to be completely vind

. >>> when it comes to visiting philadelphia next year, pope francis says he would like to make the trip. >> he made those comments during a trip to south korea today where he gave his first -- his first speech in english. on his way to korea, anne thompson spoke to francis about visiting the u.s., in particular, philadelphia, it is a story we will see only on nbc 10. >> reporter: today, he arrived to a very warm welcome, the president of south korea go golden gate to the airport to greet him, which is quite unusual. but north korea had its own ideas as well, before the pope landed and after he landed, it fired short-range projectiles into the sea as it is known to do. now the vatican spokesperson said the pope was unaware of these firings and, in fact, the pope was never in any danger. before the pope landed here in seoul, we flew with him from rome to soul, 11 1/2-hour flight and i got a chance to speak to the pope and when i met him, i had to ask him about all the speculation that perhaps he would come to the united states. so i asked him a very direct question in italian. i said, wil

modern nice society you would have less that because you would hazard less fanaticism and you will have less violence because radicalism francis's and ignorance leads people to misuse to be misused by other people i think it could be a argue that there are certain countries against saudi arabia would be one that a promoting certain brands of islam that ultimately lead to that i can see that there is a country who split because i don't think that. is a monopoly of any country all countries they have their own understanding and i wouldn't accept the idea that the kingdom of saudi arabia is proposed getting certain understand and i understand your answer because obviously your going to zation is headquarter them dead there but the big well this is my conviction i don't see any policy guidelines of the saudis to propose to promote any understanding i think the i have been experience nine years of second didn't have one day there interfering in the first particular from this point of view this is i don't think any i think race and islamics longers this is your own ideas about a number of am there are also some experts who would. at t

would not pay for french debt. it will not pay for french debt. francis hollande obviously has understandedly had to adapt to the international environment. >> we'll see how he does adapt not only to the environment, but the political environment that seems to be developing in france. for the moment, thank you for joining us. >>> still to come here on al jazeera, an unofficial democracy poll. it appingers beijing, and will be live from the hub. >> if a dog had hit, they would pick him up off the street right away. they let that baby lay there for 4.5 hours. >> black people in the u.s. believe they are targeted by police, as ferguson prepares to lay michael brown to rest. - - >>> welcome back to al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, fighters from the islamic state group seize a base in north-eastern syria. it was the last government strong hold in the area, more than 500 were killed in fighting over a base in nar abbinga province. a u.s. jurnalist has been freed after two years in captivity, peter theo curtis, who was seized by the al nusra front, an

saying we need to ratchet up security because of this threat, do you think that would actually happen? >> i said after francismay be charmed by him. one constituency that is not, his security. he has gotten better. the argument that was made to him that worked is not that you're putting yourself at risk, frankly, that doesn't cut a lot of ice with him. the argument that worked was you're making life more difficult for the people that are charged with keeping you safe, and that moved him. so we've seen in public the kind of evolution of francis. he is much more willing to allow his security detail to get in place before he hops off the jeep or plunges into a crowd. >> he is, that's what we don't see, what we are not aware of. >> more willing when people hand him things, one of the security guys does a cursory examination before he takes it and stuff like that. now, that said, look, keeping any world leader now safe is a hard job. keeping this world leader safe, this kind of spontaneous, let it all hang out kind of people's pope, it is an especially challenging task. >> heart pills to the vatican. thank you so

>> it would be amazing to have our own holy father here in the united states and be able to speak with him and see him in person. >> yesterday pope francis told reporters that next year he would like to go to philadelphia. philadelphia is set to host of the world meeting of families next september, city leaders and members of the philadelphia archdiocese, are making a strong push for the pontiff to attend. if the pope were to come, he would likely stay here at saint charles in the living quarter where high ranking clergy call home. >> archbishop chaput resides here and he may even stay here. we don't know that for sure but it is akin to a lot of excitement. >> sharrie williams, "action news." >> still ahead, hate pop-up ads, so does the guy that created them. >> apologizing all the way to the bank, hate wearing sunscreen, stick around the startling new video may change your mind. >> meet the married couple, that met years before they actually met. it sounds confusing but we promise it's amazing, inside of their viral love story coming up and adam joseph back with the full accuweather forecast. when "action news" comes right caring for yo

pope francis also said he would consider going to northern iraq in a sign of solidarity with the christiansre being persecuted because of their religion. karen travers, abc news, washington. >>> a major milestone this morning in the effort to rid syria of weapons of mass destruction. the pentagon says a special navy ship has destroyed hundreds of tons of chemicals used to create sarin and mustard gas and nerve agents. the materials had been surrendered by assad regime to international monitors. president obama said the elimination of syria's declared stockpiles is a significant international achievement but he warned that syria must still destroy remaining weapons facilities. >>> the deadly ebola outbreak appears to only be getting worse. officials say it is now the deadliest on record. killing more than 1,100 and shows no signs of slowing. but there is a hopeful sign this morning at a hospital in atlanta. american missionary nancy writebol was reunited with her husband david, holding hands with him through the glass and praying together over the intercom. writebol battling ebola herself is

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would i do that?" [ laughter ] pope francis is back in the news. that's right.he's calling on young people to get off the internet and cell phones and start doing something productive with their lives. and teens were like, "um, how do you think we saw you say that?" [ laughter ] "you think we hang out at the vatican all day? you tweeted that. who are you kidding, man?" [ laughter ] some tech news here. g-mail says that they're coming out with a new feature that makes it easier for users to unsubscribe from annoying e-mails. or, as linkedin put it, "well, we had a good run. we had a good ride. we had a decent ride." [ cheers and applause ] stanley johnson's looking for you on linkedin. he's going to look for a long time. [ laughter ] this is pretty big. "the new york times" ran an ad this week for a company that helps people find medical marijuana. it's being called the first weed ad in the paper's history. but i'm a "new york times" subscriber. lifelong. >> steve: lifelong. >> jimmy: and yeah, i don't think that's true. i mean, over the years, there are a lot of

for decades, man salvadorians hoped he would be made a saint. catholic pope francis has lifted a ban on the vatican from doing so. >> there were difringsdz in our country but also within the church's hierarchiy. that blocked the processes. vis country but also within the church's hierarchiy. that blocked the processes. . >> people come here every day to pay respects. many already consider him a saint. but many of the right-wing of politics remember him as a divisive figure. >> they question the political views of a man revered by so many. >> his sermons distorted reality and offended a part of our society. he is not a martyr. he is part of our history. >> said the country must follow his example. he loaves the church must pro mote piece now according to one of the most violent countries in the world. >> romero, romero would be attentive to the people suffering today. he would say what was needed to come up with solutions. they are hoping if he is a saint he will be a much needed role model for the next generation. marina sanchez salvador. >> it for us here on "americ

for decades many salvadorians have hoped he would be made a saint. and now pope francisinally lifted a ban in the vatican on doing so. >> translator: there were divisions in our country but also in the church's hierarchy, and that blocked the process. >> reporter: people come here every day to pay their respects. many salvadorians already consider him a saint. but many remember him as a divisive figure. they question the political views of a man revered by so many. >> translator: his sermons distorted reality. he is not a martyr. he is part of our history. >> reporter: the bishop says the church must promote peace now just as ramirez did then to counter a wave of gang killings that has turned one of the most violent countries in the world. >> translator: he would be attentive to the people suffering today. he would say what is needed to come up with solutions. >> reporter: many hope if he is made a saint, he will be a much-needed role model for the next generation. >>> still ahead -- >> they cannot stop us from using the phone. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a boos

military members so we're prepared for emergencies >> thank you francis are there questions i know that heidi anderson from the school district would like to say something. >> heidi and hi, i'm heidi the public relation manager during the school day we're going in charge of over 56 thousand kids. when the earthquake happened on sunday our superintendant called the executive team we're going to have a drill i have a meeting he said in the earthquakes don't look at the calendar we're going to have one and do a review so we're going to get ourselves in shape. thank you heidi i think your frooef jingling has an announcement thank you to the folks in light of the events it keeps us coordinated and it was an early morning but we were well-informed and coordinated. also to allude to the directive that mayor ed lee sent out we talked about the disaster workers we're all involved i took the time when we brought 40 new workers to remind them of the importance since we'll be buses 80 i didn't to make sure we have things in order at home on sunday i and my 3 boys we went through the disaster pack and the food was good for another week we made

francis bee at phi -- beatified mortars. the first trip to south korea by a pope in 25 years. >> reporter: what is anything we ourselves woulde rds that pope francis celebrating the lives of 12014 korean martyrs, the turn of the 18th century they were killed for their catholicism. a massive crowd gathered bringing the martyrs of the early korean catholic church one step closer to sainthood. >> the legacy of the martyrs can inspire all of us to work for a must just-free and reconciled society, thus contributing to peace and the protection of authenticity. >> reporter: he has said there are more martyrs today than in the early days of the catholic church. most recently he's been outspoken about the ongoing persecution in iraq, he's written a letter to the united nations calling for international action and sent a personal envoy to baghdad and kyrgyzstan. today's ceremony highlighting the grim reality that the brutality and violence over 200 years ago still exists in modern world. erin mclynn -- erin mclaughlin, cnn news. >>> two corruption charges. the governor is accused of threatening to veto 7 1/2 million dollars in funding

francis said he is coming to philadelphia next year. on his plane from rome to south korea, the pontiff told nbcann thompson that she would visit philadelphia to celebrate world family day next september. but official confirmation from the vatican won't come until about six months ahead of that event. pope francis continues his visit to south korea today. he is calling on catholics to reject materialism and economic systems that hurt the poor. celebrated his first public mass before 50,000 people. it was about 100 miles southwest of seoul, the world cup soccer stadium. the first papal visit to south korea in 25 years. >>> it is about 5:20 on your friday. the weather is perfect. certainly the weather will cooperate, too, for a nice friday. >> jillian mele is jinxing it. >> i hope you didn't just jinx it. we do have traffic stopped right now for bridge opening and traffic is passing through and traffic stopped for a few minutes. if you leave yourself a few extra minutes and then head out, that is your best bet if you need to use that bridge. the rest of the area bridges are quiet and an accident involving a motorcycle in chester county. upper

would be made a saint. now catholic pope francis has finally lifted a ban in the vatican on doing so. >> translator: there werens in our country and also within the church's hierarchy and that completely blocked the process. >> reporter: people come here everyday to pay their respects. many in el salvador consider him a saint but on the right wing of politics remember him as a figure. they question the views of a man revered by so many. >> translator: his sermons distorted reality and offended a part of our society. he is not a martyr, he is part of our history. >> reporter: the bishop says the country must follow his example. he believes the church must promote peace now justice as then to counter a wave of killings that has turned el salvador into one of the most violent countries in the world. >> translator: he would be attentive to the people suffering today. he would say what is needed to come up with solutions. >> reporter: if made a saint he will be a much-needed role model for the next generation. i'm with al jazeera el salvador. >>> with the news hour from al jazeera, still to come. >> they cannot sto

francis. john sheridan was the emissaries they certainly did not know each other. there wouldave loved each other. the message would have been, you cannot think of people whose ideas differ. merely a challenge of honesty, i challenge of care and thoughtfulness. and you have to address them on the basis of there own dignity and a diaz. that was his method. of course he was cheered by my support to barack obama. i would say they're just legions of people who are looking for ways to find ways to get me faster. because, of course, the president would be portrayed as an infant killer. portrayed in tragic terms. and here is where if you close your hard and you close your mind you never hear the other side. when obama read my endorsement on easter sunday he had his team call me and say, are you for real? and i said, well, is your candid it's for real? well, come to chicago and find out. a few weeks later did. it did not take very long. i could see, you know, did genuineness of barack obama that we now know existed as a young man working for the campaign for human development in chica

francis said si when asked if he is coming to philadelphia next year. on his plane from rome to south korea, the pontiff told nbc's ann thompson that he would visit philadelphialebrate world family day next september. but official confirmation from the vatican won't come until about six months ahead of the event. pope francis is touring a number of asian countries over the next several days. >>> the taney dragon should be sleeping right now if they're not too excited as they get rest for tomorrow's little league world series game. the team from philadelphia is gaining national attention as they should. nbc 10's tim furlong reports tonight from williamsport. >> reporter: tomorrow at 3:00, that's when it all happens. the taney little league finally has its game fweagainst team fr nashville. they came right from the regional tournament in bristol, connecticut, on sunday, they came right here and finally it's down to business. the taney dragons are done with parades and media interviews for pitcher mo'ne davis and team it's to play baseball. we found players box sledding down the outfield hill. with so many fans here wearing their jerseys and teams here from arou

would come to philadelphia. as you mentioned, it is pope francis's first trip to asia, also said we heard him speak english in publicefore the south korean president north korea apparently wasn't paying any attention because before the pope came and after he landed, it sent short range project tiles into the sea. we spoke heard from the vatican spokes better than earlier this evening and. coup does to you for asking the pope a question. up next, the pentagon relaxes it's rules about military air styles that they say were racially biassed. >> plus this -- >> you got to give him credit. >> how did a teenaged run away live inside a walmart for days without anyone noticing is one of the stories we're following around the news nation. when we're having this much fun, why quit? and bounty has no quit in it either. it's two times more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. and then stays strong, so you can use less. watch how one sheet of bounty keeps working, while their two sheets, just quit. why use more when you can use less. bounty, the no-quit picker-upper. and try bounty napkins. ugh. heartburn. did someone say

would happen if the u.s. and russia follow the extent of their partnership in the high-stakes fallout. today, pope francis called for peace and unity on the divided korean peninsula. it came at the start of a five-day visit to south korea where he will intend an asian catholic festival. we have this report. long, and popes francis looked exhausted as he stepped down the steps to be greeted by the president. --e francis had been wisely widely praised with dispensing with the luxuries of office and -- and he did so again today, riding to the presidential palace in a tiny hatchback rather than the grand limousine. but traveling like an ordinary person may be taking its toll on the 77-year-old pontiff. he managed a first today, his first ever major speech in english. this use of english is very deliberate. when pope john paul ii last came here 25 years ago, there were less than 2 million catholics in south korea. today there are five-and-a-half million, and many of the new catholics are young and speak english. these are the people he wants to speak to. even before he arrived there was another first, the papa

we have more reason to believe that pope francis will come to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. pope said on the papal plane "i would like to go to the united states. i was invited by president obama." the visit would be part of a three-city trip that included washington, d.c., and new york city as well. the vatican will not officially confirm the pope's travel plans more than six months ahead. >>> in a special meeting, septha's board chairman was given the authority to sign a contract with ibew. the agreement includes an 11.5% raise. septa will continue the negotiations with blbw. >>> we want to clarify a story we told you about last week. the cherry board cleared a teacher accused of bullying a boy. he allegedly recorded bullying incidents. the boy's father sent the boy inside with the recorder as we told you the cherry hill board of education and safe partners for children and family cleared the teacher, kelly. it was the court and not the board of education that ruled the recording was actually illegal. >>> law enforcement gearing up for another potentially tense night in ferguson, missouri. about 90 minutes ago

would flow it up and flood mosul. austria, france and germany offered supplies. and today, pope francissed use of force in iraq but says the international community should decide how to intervene >> human trafficking considered one of the fastest-growing crimes in the world. tonight i want you to meet a bay area man in cambodia inspiring others to take action as well. >> police go in first with guns and then, we help afterwards. >> the work he's describing is deadly serious, raiding brothels. >> men fly from europe, australia, china and american men fly there to buy 5-year-old girls and 10-year-old girls for sex. >> andy began volunteering with christian groups helping children around the world. he was in yu beganeda when realizing he wanted to do more. >> it struck me we're only working with boys i asked a local where are the girls? and he said they're all being trafficked. >> andy ended up in a town where 90% of the girls, 90% under 13 years old were being sold for sex. he volunteered to make videos like one for a group called agape international missions. agape spent a decade fightin

comes on the heels of another conversation about martyrdom, this past week pope francis said the late bishop killed in 1980 wouldinthood be unlocked, quick back story, he was a bishop during the civil war and it was an ugly affair and he spoke out against the u.s. backing of an el salvad salvadorian army. romero would later be assassinated by a government affiliated gunman, the vatican saw him as a spokesmen for liberation theology, the faith through the eyes of the poor. not pop up lar when fighting communism was all rage. therefore it was blocked by pope john paul ii and pope benedict. for a catholic churched that's could be deemed as too political, perhaps more than his poignant comments on contemporary life, he moved to pave the way for sainthood is something that should be celebrated not only from can catholics but those who stand for truth and justice. he was killed doing the works jesus commanded us to do for our neighbor. and also a martyr. pope francis has moved to make him a saint. in order for that to be complete, a miracle must have occurred. where's the miracle with oscar romero, look no further tha

would flow it up and flood mosul. austria, france and germany offered supplies. and today, pope francisorsed use of force in iraq but says the international community should decide how to intervene >> human trafficking considered one of the fastest-growing crimes in the world. tonight i want you to meet a bay area man in cambodia inspiring others to take action as well. >> police go in first with guns and then, we help afterwards. >> the work he's describing is deadly serious, raiding brothels. >> men fly from europe, australia, china and american men fly there to buy 5-year-old girls and 10-year-old girls for sex. >> andy began volunteering with christian groups helping children around the world. he was in yu beganeda when realizing he wanted to do more. >> it struck me we're only working with boys i asked a local where are the girls? and he said they're all being trafficked. >> andy ended up in a town where 90% of the girls, 90% under 13 years old were being sold for sex. he volunteered to make videos like one for a group called agape international missions. agape spent a decade fight

would have done. he retires back to silver spring, the mansion of francis preston blare and the little spring there and the rum cellar and he calls command conference to wait developments. he loses the initiative here at fort stevens. well the next day, in fact that day a man calls conference to waste development. abe, the adolescent comes out to fort stevens to see what's going on. he also wants to come out to be with his boys. they vote. if you think lincoln wasn't a consummate politician maybe you're a little idealistic. second day he comes out to the fort and horatio write says mr. president i'm so happy to see you here. would you like to see a battle. he realizes oops he real is that could be his career. he gets shot. think about it? who becomes vice president? what happens to the city, et cetera, et cetera. abe goes up there, nearly gets shot maybe not where that boulder is placed to go. the great what ifs of history that are based on the records and myth and story telling much like i'm telling stories today. hifton i onstorians are -- hist repeated itself historians jfrt repeat each other. linco

president obama said any breach would be devastating for iraqi and u.s. personnel. in a rare turn pope francis thank you, mr. speakerring out about the crisis in iraq and supports the right to protect religious minorities there. amy kellogg in london. nice to see you. >> reporter: hi, ed. pope francis didn't talk about airstrikes per se and spoke about stopping isis and it had to be done in the context of a coalition and it shouldn't result in some sort of an occupation, it was quite clear that he was in fact talking about military intervention and giving it his tacit support. now these comments were made on the way back from seoul, south korea, where he had a five-day tour. the pope had been adamantly against airstrikes in syria after the assad regime used chemical weapons last year. that could be in part because bashar al-assad was seen to protect christian communities of the vatican was opposed to war in iraq in 2003. saddam hussein may have been bad to shiites but left christians alone but isis hacking people to death if they don't convert islam. the pope was asked if he sported us air str

say they are close to taking full control of the dam which would be the biggest defeat for the militants. moments ago we learned pope francis endorsed the use of force in iraq to stop islamist terrorists from attacking religious minorities. the pope said that he and survivors are considering a solidarity trip to northern iraq. that breaking here in the last few moments. >>> a big day for the markets. the industrials up more than one percent or 170 points. s&p up 15. nasdaq a big gainer there, as well at 4,504,505. your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. i make a lot of purchases foand i get ass. lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs

those two 1960s advances in our health care safety net would not have existed, could not have even been regarded as constitutional had francised out what she and roosevelt called the constitution problems of social security while creating social security. unemployment insurance is a bigger thing than most presidents ever achieve. social security is a much, much bigger thing than most presidents ever achieve. but francis perkins also brought us the minimum wage, which is also a bigger achievement than most presidents can claim. while she was at it, she ended child labor and established the 40-hour workweek. but she's unknown to american schoolchildren because our history for the most part pretends that presidents do these things. the presidents are often the first obstacle to their own achievements. the president's opposition to an idea sometimes has to be overcome within the administration. so it was with francis perkins and roosevelt. roosevelt does not want to be perceived as being in favor of the dole as they called it then, government handouts to poor people. the dole was a bad word and a bad political concept before roo

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