that's what pope francis must do. so issues that are important to conservatives like me, it's not a change left to right, it's just a reshuffling of the chur church. >> our apologies to anthe la who we lost. >>> the rising sugar in places you might never expect. real money. victoria azarenko ç] >> the recommended amount of sugar americans should have every day is 30 grams for women and 45 grams for men. yet the average american intake is 160 grams. that's about four times the recommended amount. no surprise then every year there are 1 point million americans diagnosed with diabetes. and it's predicted that 1 in 3 3 american adult also have diabetes. what can we do to take better care of our help, the author of the "sugar has 56 names: a shopper's guide." thank you for joining us. most americans are consuming all this sugar, but you're saying we're unaware of it because the sugar is hiding. when we look at the labels we recognize names like fructose and sucrose. you say there are 56 different names for sugar. is this

(laughter) the point is this francis is a different kind of pope. but i don't think until recently we knew just how different. >> on the once that would zubt of homosexuality francis told reporters if one is gay and searches for the world and has goodwill, who am i to judge. >> the pope is reaching out to atheists and agnostics. pope francis says god will forgive them if they live morally and follow their conscience. >> a top aid to pope francis did hint that the church could reevaluate its policy on priestley celibacy. >> jon: i love this guy. so to sum it up, let me get this straight. gays are cool, priests can get married and you done even have to believe in god to get into heaven. what exactly of catholicism is left. you take away jesus and celibacy, the catholic church is just an ornate restaurant that only severs wafers. i mean it's-- it's like catholicism core tenet is suddenly-- you do you, that's all. (applause) but if you are's old school, and you have a problem with that, don't call pope francis. he'll call you. >> recently francis reache

francis. -- on top of the state francis. the equipment you see painted green, that is all the original equipment from 1972. we are just now in the middle of modernizing this equipment. >> why modernize? doesn't the equipment works fine? >> it does, it is of analog and intensive, and there are some additional controls. let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and c

[♪ music ] >> pope francis issues a surprising warning. the holy father calls for more inclusion offering a change from its message from centuries past. consider this, are these statements by pope francis widening the church's flock or possibly alienating conservative catholics, . >>> are bullying programs increasing the behavior they're trying to stop. >>> the emmy awards with cable productions dominating again. >>> hello, welcome to "consider this." pope francis warned that the church could fall like a house of cards if it did not become a more merciful church. he made headlines by saying who am i to judge hem homosexuals. >> 76 of-year-old pope francis bluntly said it's not necessary for the church to talk about hot-button issues all the time. we cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage and the use of contraceptive methods. this is not possible. he does not disagree with the catholic church's stances on these issues, but warned that the church needs to manage its mission better. his most recent comments followed up

"washington post" francis addresses pastoral role, less emphasis on rules. pope identifies with regular catholics. "washington post." "new york times": pope says church is obsessed with gays, abortion, birth controlam. what i took out of it is the following-- the pope is obsessed with his pastoral role, and he does not want the church simply to be caught up in all the conversation and all the debate, necessary debate, but only one of a number of doctrines of the church. so that it forgets that its mission for him-- serve the poor. >> i think you're absolutely correct. i think this is a moment-- i turn to matt for conversation about it-- i think this is a moment where the pope is trying to help the church get its pastoral bearings for the 21st century. and in so doing, he has-- he has spoken, but more importantly, i think he's modeled for us what he believes church has to be. it has to be the church that is missionary. and filled with mercy. in its outreach, has to be concerned with the poor-- he speaks about the poor as being the people from whom he will hea

do you think francis looks and you and goes, you're one of bennie's boys. no, no, no, back of the pope-mobile for you. >> we all are. we all are. he hasn't made any yet. so i'd like to think he'd say he was part of the conclave that elected me. >> is this the first conclave you ever went to? >> first conclave ever. >> stephen: after francis is out, whenever... >> i hope it's a long time. >> stephen: i hope it's a long time. i hope it's a retirement. >> okay. >> stephen: we get somebody in there that i am more simpatico with. if you were to be made pope, what name would you choose? [applause] stephen. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: thank you so much. cardinal timothy dolan, we'll be right back. çuçuçu;u:u:uçuuuuzuuçuçuçuço captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org nation. now, before we say good night, i would like to say hello to the newest member of the colbert nation, little emeesa mac rosta, daughter of my crack researcher jen rosta. now, jen, i've been doing some baby research for you

. [♪ music ] >> pope francis issues a surprising warning. the holy father calls for more inclusion offering a change from its message from centuries past. consider this, are these statements by pope francis widening the church's flock or possibly alienating conservative catholics, . >>> are bullying programs increasing the behavior they're trying to stop. >>> the emmy awards with cable productions dominating again. >>> hello, welcome to "consider this." pope francis warned that the church could fall like a house of cards if it did not become a more merciful church. he made headlines by saying who am i to judge hem homosexuals. >> 76 of-year-old pope francis bluntly said it's not necessary for the church to talk about hot-button issues all the time. we cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage and the use of contraceptive methods. this is not possible. he does not disagree with the catholic church's stances on these issues, but warned that the church needs to manage its mission better. his most recent comments followed up

. [♪ music ] >> pope francis issues a surprising warning. the holy father calls for more inclusion offering a change from its message from centuries past. consider this, are these statements by pope francis widening the church's flock or possibly alienating conservative catholics,. >>> are bullying programs increasing the behavior they're trying to stop. >>> the emmy awards with cable productions dominating again. >>> hello, welcome to "consider this." pope francis warned that the church could fall like a house of cards if it did not become a more merciful church. he made headlines by saying who am i to judge he homosexuals. >> 76 of-year-old pope francis bluntly said it's not necessary for the church to talk about hot-button issues all the time. we cannot insist only on issues related to abortion, gay marriage and the use of contraceptive methods. this is not possible. he does not disagree with the catholic church's stances on these issues, but warned that the church needs to manage its mission better. his most recent comments followed up h

do you think francis looks and you and goes, you're one of bennie's boys. no, no, no, back of the pope-mobile for you. >> we all are. we all are. he hasn't made any yet. so i'd like to think he'd say he was part of the conclave that elected me. >> is this the first conclave you ever went to? >> first conclave ever. >> stephen: after francis is out, whenever... >> i hope it's a long time. >> stephen: i hope it's a long time. i hope it's a retirement. >> okay. >> stephen: we get somebody in there that i am more simpatico with. if you were to be made pope, what name would you choose? [applause] stephen. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: thank you so much. cardinal timothy dolan, we'll be right back. nnnnnn6?ç+]-w+e!e!(tp[p[p[m+[á6á captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org nation. now, before we say good night, i would like to say hello to the newest member of the colbert nation, little emeesa mac rosta, daughter of my crack researcher jen rosta. now, jen, i've been doing some baby research for you on yahoo answers. now, did you know it help

do you think francis looks and you and goes, you're one of bennie's boys. no, no, no, back of the pope-mobile for you. >> we all are. we all are. he hasn't made any yet. so i'd like to think he'd say he was part of the conclave that elected me. >> is this the first conclave you ever went to? >> first conclave ever. >> stephen: after francis is out, whenever... >> i hope it's a long time. >> stephen: i hope it's a long time. i hope it's a retirement. >> okay. >> stephen: we get somebody in there that i am more simpatico with. if you were to be made pope, what name would you choose? [applause] stephen. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: thank you so much. cardinal timothy dolan, we'll be right back.

do you think francis looks and you and goes, you're one of bennie's boys. no, no, no, back of the pope-mobile for you. >> we all are. we all are. he hasn't made any yet. so i'd like to think he'd say he was part of the conclave that elected me. >> is this the first conclave you ever went to? >> first conclave ever. >> stephen: after francis is out, whenever... >> i hope it's a long time. >> stephen: i hope it's a long time. i hope it's a retirement. >> okay. >> stephen: we get somebody in there that i am more simpatico with. if you were to be made pope, what name would you choose? [applause] stephen. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: thank you so much. cardinal timothy dolan, we'll be right back. 6?ç+]-w+e!e!(tp[p[p[m+[á6á-á-á+y comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org nation. now, before we say good night, i would like to say hello to the newest member of the colbert nation, little emeesa mac rosta, daughter of my crack researcher jen rosta. now, jen, i've been doing some baby research for you on yahoo answers. now, did

do you think francis looks and you and goes, you're one of bennie's boys. no, no, no, back of the pope-mobile for you. >> we all are. we all are. he hasn't made any yet. so i'd like to think he'd say he was part of the conclave that elected me. >> is this the first conclave you ever went to? >> first conclave ever. >> stephen: after francis is out, whenever... >> i hope it's a long time. >> stephen: i hope it's a long time. i hope it's a retirement. >> okay. >> stephen: we get somebody in there that i am more simpatico with. if you were to be made pope, what name would you choose? [applause] stephen. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: thank you so much. cardinal timothy dolan, we'll be right back. d(d!"d$àb88n3gf)"l

he said "pope francis unequivocally rejects both abortion and gay marriage. meanwhile cardinal timothy dolan says pope francis is quote a man who profoundly believes in the mercy of a loving god. he sure is. taking the church on. that was my comment, not his quote. >>> well, america's largest bank on the line for $1.3 billion. jpmorgan chase ordered to refund $309 million to customers, pay 80 million in fines about credit card billing and yet another $80 billion in fines over the london wales trading scandal. the ceo said the bank has acknowledged our mistakes from the start and has worked to fix them. diamond respected as a risk manager on wall street has take an big hit over that trade that generated $6 billion in paper losses. he initially characterized the storm over it of course as a term pet in a teapot. >>> a shocking story out of

"money" with melissa francis is next. melissa: i am melissa francis and this is what is "money" tonight. a government shutdown veering closer by the moment and a budget deal over obamacare looks even more out of reach. what will stop congress from flying over the edge? neil cavuto joins us with the latest. plus, you love the cofounders so much when we had them on last time we are bringing them back today. and three ingredients everyone needs to brew the perfect work environment. and who made money today? stay tuned to find out who it is because even when they say it is not, it is always about "money."

francis offering to personally baptize her baby. now, all of that, while incredibly awesome, is symbolism. but francis has showed he's pretty good substantially. on the subject of homosexuality, he told reporter, if someone is gay and he searches for the lord and has goodwill, who am i to judge. on the subject of atheism, francis says that nonbelievers should obey their conscience and that god's mercy has no limits. he's even admitted he's open to a debate on married priests. his second in command telling a newspaper that celibacy is not dogma, there the concept of priestly celibacy should reflect the democratic spirit of the times. now, i don't have a whole lot of hope the church itself is going to come around and change its tenants or official positions on things that i deeply oppose, like gay marriage, a woman's autonomy over her own body, but given the constraints of what being pope is, you can operate in one of two ways. you can be a jerk about it or you can be awesome. and this guy is choosing to be awesome. and not only is th

first, pope francis and catholic women. behind the headlines. a former nun says the church should reconsider celibacy. then women, money and politics. [777] [777] >> hello i'm bonnie erbe welcome to to the contrary, a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the vatican and women. a number of remarkable events surrounding the papacy took place this week. most recently, pope emeritus benedict xvi emerged from retirement to respond to criticism of his handling of the priest pedophilia scandalment he denied accusations that he covered up sexual abuse by priests. meanwhile, former father greg reynolds of australia became the first person excommunicated under the papacy of pope francis. he is an outspoken supper of women's ordination and gay marriage. then, there was a slew of publicity and positive reaction from catholics around the world last week to pope francis' remarks criticizing the church in his words he said the church should drop its obsession with devicive issues such as gay rights and abortion and contrace

eight years later, pope francis said to the date as he met with cardinals in rome. >> next april, francis will canonize pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii. appointing two popes saints in one day is a vatican first. in another first, two popes may participate in the ceremony. a vatican spokesman says he does not see any reason why retired pope benedict would not attend. catholics and john paul ii's native poland said this is news they have been waiting for. >> she says, we already know the teachings of john paul ii. it will be a good time to learn the teachings of john the 23rd. church rules say that to become a saint, somebody must have performed two miracles. in july, pope francis approved a second miracle attributed to pope john paul ii, putting him on the fast track to sainthood. pope francis is bending vatican rules for pope john xxiii. he hoped -- help reform the church but is only credited with one miracle. alphonso van marsh, cbs news london. >> the choice to name both popes saints is seen as a move to help unify the church. >>> we had a little bit of rain. i think you call that

. >> a catholic magazine talks in a remarkable interview with pope francis. and twitter explodes with racist messages after an asian american is crowned miss america. how did things get so nasty? and the president gets pummeled, especially by liberal columnists over the handling of syria, the shooting, the budget deadlock. have the mainstream media turned on barack obama? this is media buzz. >>> we want to hear from you. send me a tweet about the media's mistakes on the dc shooting story or whether you would wait hours for accurate information. we will read the best after the program. after the first shots were fired at the washington navy yard, it seems news organizations were trying to be cautious, but there is a danger of relying on unnamed law enforcement sources in a fast-moving situation. >> if there were as many as three shooters that would change this situation dramatically. >> right now nbc news has a report of just one shooter. there were earlier reports of multiple shooters. jay there has been a name -- >> there has been a name that has been report

francis is in this morning for lisa. >> hi, carolyn. good morning, everyone. just about a half-hour away from the sunrise. temperatures in the 50s to near 60 degrees. 56 in san francisco. there's some very thick fog along the coast. and you'll notice today that it's going to be cooler with increasing clouds. so around the bay, it will be mostly cloudy with temperatures in the mid 60s to mid 70s. along the coast, the clouds are going to stick around all day. low 60s for you. inland temperatures also coming down. only in the 70s today with increasing clouds from the north bay. a chance of rain for the north bay as well. and for everybody tomorrow. i'll have all the details coming up. carolyn? >> francis, thank you. >>> the house of representatives has voted on a financial bill that could almost certainly lead to a government shutdown by midnight tomorrow. abc news report eer karen trave has the latest. >> reporter: the federal government inched closer to its first shutdown in nearly two decades. house republicans took a hard line. they pushed for a one-year dela

francis told the interviewer the church needs to be more open. francis told the interviewer the church needs to be more open the pope's changes extend beyond message. he's made a point of foregoing some of the pomp of the papacy, carrying his own briefcase and living in a modestly furnished hotel room. susan matthews runs an online forum called "catholics for change." >> as a life long and very disheartened catholic, it was such a breath of fresh air. it had been like the institutional doors had been thrown open and light was coming in. >> reporter: but there has been some pushback from conservatives. bishop thomas tobin of providence, rhode island, said he's disappointed the pope has not spoken out against abortion. the editor of the conservative catholic journal "first things" he believes the pope is making a direct appeal to american catholics. >> we wouldn't be talking about same-sex marriage if there weren't initiatives to legalize same-sex marriage. we wouldn't be talking about contraception if the obama administration hadn't made a mandate

. >>> pope francis says it is time for the kras lick church to end its obsession with abortion, contraception, and homosexuality. ♪ >>> in detroit, it was the people's day in court. they are trying to block a judge from approving the city's bankruptcy. i understand the judge got an earful today. >> reporter: oh, he most certainly did, tony. today the federal bankruptcy judge. he heard from lawyers, and people here in the community, and retired workers, and that's where the focus was at today. these retired workers are terrified there will be cuts to their pension and health care benefits if this bankruptcy goes through. weeks after detroit's bankruptcy filing, residents and retired city workers finally got their day in federal court. more than a hundred of them are on a list to go before the u.s. bankruptcy judge to voice their opposition to what could be the largest municipal bankruptcy in history. outside a handful of demonstrators hit the pavement, their pensions and health benefits on the lines. >> retirees will go hungry. many of us will lose our homes. we worked 10, 20, 30 years, many

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pope francis says the church has become obsessed with abortion and homosexuality. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 20th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, chicago is coping with an out burst of gun violence overnight. at least 18 people were shot in separate incidents in just four hours and at least one person is dead. in one mass shooting police say a gunman opened fire in a south side park. witnesses describe a terrifying scene after a man began shooting from a car. 13 people were wounded, including a 3-year-old boy. the child and two others are in critical condition and police believe it's gang related. no one's been arrested. the neighborhood where the shooting happened is part of a recent effort to reduce gun violence. >>> and now to washington where the house is expected to vote today on a bill to fund the government, but the legislation also includes a republican-backed measure that would kill president obama's health care overhaul. it sets up a showdown with democrats. susan

francis. i think that means you come here you've got hopes and you've got hopes for the city that's compassionate. it represents the best of the cities it isn't the rough and tunnel city that i've had experience in but it had the special sense of freedom and compassion and quality and quality and all those things are happening with a banner year of getting rid of proposition 8 and celebrating life (clapping) where we're a pretty special place. it's even more special to create new jobs for people. we've never forgotten where we've came from the city of st. francis has never gotten and that's distinguished us. project hope has been about our expression now conditionally 50 times. our compassion and our opportunity for everyone who lives and works here to demonstrate that compassion. to each other. to that make this city a safer city and a more successful city but for the city for the 1 hundred percent. i want to a thank las vegas e devon and the whole staff for being here and the public health d

thank you very much (clapping) >> it's just wonderful to work with somebody like francis wong. he does so many things one of the artists is to define the past and envision the future. and when i look at the past, you know, francy was talking about is improvision bruce lee was an inspiration he said to enter the dragon is like fighting without fighting so the i am provision is an important skill in terms of entrepreneurship and leadership. we can go on all night but i'm going to keep it short i'm not going to do the silly arching thing thank you all. (clapping). >> all right. this year's nominees have dedicated 25 years in the san francisco bay area by creating break through arts to the arts together we present the pioneer in the art and entertainment a community is our spokesperson. >> thank you. i'm very, very delighted to be part of this year's celebration. partly too my dad would be excited i'm here representing the filipino heritage. (clapping) so having one award from those groups of the individuals was not easy each of them should be honored from what he or she has achiev

but pope francis is bending vatican rules for john the 23rd. he is only credited with one miracle. >> pope francis's choice to name two saints is seen as a move to help unify the search. >>> still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. >> we do have these in place. however, they didn't function the way that they should in this particular case. >> what went wrong. two trains crash in chicago. the latest on the injuries and the investigation. >>> busted. how tsa agents uncovered a stack of bogus id cards. >>> the clock is ticking. a possible government shutdown just hours away. the latest on ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is wjz baltimore. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood. now, it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it is just before 6:30, mostly sunny. 71 degrees. good evening, everybody. thank you for staying with wjz. here's some of the stories people are talking about tonight. less than six hours and counting until the federal government shuts down. if democrats and rebublicans can't reach a compromise.

pope francis says there should be more of a focus on compassion and mercy. he says the church should be more welcoming to everyone. >> i think he is saying that from inside the church, we need to reimagine who we are. that there's something deeper that we need to get across here. it's the love, the mercy, it's the compassion, of the gospel. >> pope francis' comments come at a time when conservative bishops are calling on the pope to be more vocal about abortion and gay marriage. francis became pope six months ago. >>> a slowdown in home sales and refinancing, wells fargo is cutting 1800 jobs from its home loan business. it's not clear if any of the cuts are in the bay area. the latest layoffs are in addition to 3,000 jobs. the company announced it was eliminating earlier them this month. meantime kohl's department stores will hire 53,000 seasonal worker as the retailer gets ready for the holiday rush. the job openings will be in stores, warehouses and credit operations centers. kohl's wants to have all positions filled by mid- november. >>> a suspect escapes

. >> blunt words from pope francis to the catholic church. minfind a new balance or fall le a house of cards. >>> detroit filing for bankrupt. and congress face a government shut down. >> reporter: frank words from pope francis. today he criticized the church's obsession with abortion, gay marriage. >> reporter: pope francis is aiming to make the catholic church a more welcoming place for all in a dan kid interview, a public which has the vatican's blessing, francis shied away speaking about the church's moral teachings on gay marriage and abortion. he said it's not necessary to talk about these issues all the time. church's pastoral ministry cannot be obsessed with a multitude of doctrines to be imposed insistently. a person once asked me if i approved of homosexuality. i replied with another question. tell me when god sees a gay person does he endorse this person with love or reject and condemn this person. we must always consider the person. he said if someone is gay, who am i to judge? we have to find a new balance otherwise even the mora

and francis, you see, francis the name francis tells you a lot. st. francis was so pathologically opposed to wielding power he wouldn't even run his own order. he believed that the genius of jesus was in abandoning power, surrendering himself because he had no fear, because he loved god and god loved him. and that opening of the church, and anderson, i'm a christian because i really believe the world needs -- needs this badly. we need to be healed. we need to reach out to one another. and we need to treat each other not as abstractions but as humans, all of us. in equal dignity. >> we've got to talk about congress next. >> unfortunately. we do have to take a break. father reese, i appreciate you being on. i know we tried to get you in earlier. thank you for joining from the god to ceasar, in the fifth chair sebastien younger. i'm kind of seeing a... some kind of... this is... an alien species. reality check: a lot of 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like much at all. i see the aleutian islands. looks like a duck. it looks like... america... ish.

and francis, you see, francis the name francis tells you a lot. st. francis was so pathologically opposed to wielding power he wouldn't even run his own order. he believed that the genius of jesus was in abandoning power, surrendering himself because he had no fear, because he loved god and god loved him. and that opening of the church, and anderson, i'm a christian because i really believe the world needs -- needs this badly. we need to be healed. we need to reach out to one another. and we need to treat each other not as abstractions but as humans, all of us. in equal dignity. >> we've got to talk about congress next. >> unfortunately. we do have to take a break. father reese, i appreciate you being on. i know we tried to get you in earlier. thank you for joining us. >>> up next from the realm of god to ceasar, in the fifth chair sebastien younger. ♪ just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on trea