but st. luke's is still there, and people in four and five generations -- we don't want to go back to all the hearings we've heard. we've seen families come from all over the bay area, saying they would be driving night and day to take care of the elderly there or young brother or sister being treated with dignity and respect and quality of care because of st. luke's. when you had the nursing school, st. luke's was tops. think of it creatively. diabetes is one of our major illnesses in the latino population and others. let's address this. even with the kids. we could be doing it from the schools, right down from you, another two blocks, early childhood education program. named after the first puerto rican woman administrator because of her commitment to women, refugees and health of kids. she died of diabetes. what i'm saying is -- and the school was named after her afterwards. everybody says, we need more education. where? you folks are right down the street. the kids could walk there. let's

st. peter. >> the revelation of st. peter's bones makes headlines around the world. >> this is something that has never happened before. the vatican this morning publicly displayed what's believed to be bone fragments from st. peter. and apostle of jesus christ. and the world's first pope. >> for most faithful catholics, they had no idea that such things existed. they had never been made public, and they had been kept inside in a private chapel for the pope and for his inner circle. so this is a very thrilling moment for believing catholics all over the world. >> if these are the bones of peter, then they are one of the catholic church's most significant discoveries. >> it's very exciting, because it puts us into direct contact with the historical peter. >> peter was the most important disciple of jesus. >> peter is in the traditions of the church the first pope. he's the first pope in a line that lasts all the way to pope francis today. >> i think peter was jesus' best friend. i think he was his brother. >> according t

reign, 2,000 years after the death of st. peter the pope remains at the head of one of the most powerful institutions on earth. ♪ >>> one of the most powerful men on earth holds a position that has existed for nearly 2,000 years. as the world changes and faith evolves, his authority remains. what began with one apostle has become 1.2 billion followers under one man. he is the head of the catholic church, the pope. and this is his path to power. ♪ ♪ ♪ in this episode, what happens when the pope threatens a 2,000-year-old tradition. leaving two men at the helm of one divine office, for the first time in over 500 years. ♪ >> breaking news this morning, pope benedict xvi has announced he is resigning. >> for the first time in 600 years, a pope is retiring. >> i was astonished when benedict resigned. it came completely out of the blue. >> benedict's resignation was an amazing thing. >> in the last 2,000 years, only four other popes have resigned. >> it was wonderfully, comically announced. they announced it at a papal au

all of my friends, st. louis post dispatch, it was a struggle at times but at the end of the day that is one of my best working experiences in terms of a culture of people w.h.o. w.h.- who fought hard. we -- matt and i will talk through the book and how we see it. really making the book different it is told from stand point of a law enforcement person who is black. also blue. he is in law enforcement, he is true to both professions. he is a cop, he is also an african-american male, he has lived both sides of that. a line in book, lived at both sides of the barrel. it has happened. putting hand on finger, and an incident in providence he almost got shot. while in uniform because the guy thought -- he was not in uniform on he was the working undercover, the guy thought he was the suspect, he was black, must be the suspect. the book covers, what it does says, a couple things. talks about why these shootings, and racial profiling, abuse, have gone on. they get history of them. then it tells us, we want to say,

the arm of st. thomas. >> so if the relics of st. thomas were found to be from the first century, that would be incredibly exciting. >> could this relic date to the time of jesus and help solve the mystery of what happened to the disciple famous for his doubt? >>> thomas is present in all four gospels. but it's in jerusalem after jesus has been crucified in the gospel of john that his story comes into focus. >> it's difficult to understand the trauma of the disciples at the arrest and eventual crucifixion of jesus. >> you get the sense they believed this movement was over. >> thomas misses the defining event of christian faith. >> he's not there on easter sunday night, when jesus first appears to the ten. he misses out on jesus saying, "receive the holy spirit." [ knocking ] >> it strongly suggests that he had not only abandoned hope in jesus, he had abandoned the other disciples, as well. >> where were you? >> away. i went away. >> thomas. so little faith. it's over. >> perhaps he felt that now that jesus was dead that the group sho

he was preaching the resurrection of our christ when st. paul and st. barnabas came to cypress and they ordained him the first bishop of larnaca. >> the larnaca tradition talks about how he was invested with power by barnabas and called to act of bishop. now that's a trip of barnabas to documented in the book of acts. >> there is a tradition saying that he was a martyr. the tradition was to build the churches in the place that he was killed or suffered for christ, our lord. >> archaeology reveals there has been a church on this site since the fifth century. >> some time around the seventh century, the church seems to have been destroyed. it either was through the arab invasion of cypress which took place in that year, or it may have been due to some earthquakes that we know took place at that time. >> lazarus disappears until late in the ninth century when a rumor spreads through the christian world, his relics have been discovered. and in 901, byzantine knights come to cyprus in search of the bones of gee us' beloved friend. >> the emperor of constanty

immediately following is the feast of st. steven, the first mar tir. and the feast of st. john who we believe wrote the book of john and several book of the bible. the feast of the holy innocence. not the most upbeat story but an important one for us. and a die without a moniker, just the fifth day. and then the holy family of jesus. jesus and mary and joseph being the family unit. and monday is a down day, the day within the octave and christmas. and we start the second week and we have the feast january 1st. while everyone else is celebrating new year's, we have mary, the holy mother of god. it's a lovely feast. and following that is a few memorials. we have gregory the great, a few wonderful doctors of the church. we have the memorial of two american saints, very important american sanities on the 4ing -- sanities on the 4th and 5th. and epiphany on the 6th. it's on a sunday this year. >> it means a showing forth! . >> the arrival of the spirit. >> okay. >> and that in many places until the east is their christmas. . >> the feast of three kick kinks. -- kings. >> and we

age old tradition krampus exhaust st nicholas is an evil companions. and starry nights the german photographer captures beautiful images of the night sky. around europe cities and towns are lit up with lovely lights during christmas time now i'm also been in lee all the city in south eastern france hosts and i knew a festival of lights starting on the sixth of december we begin today's show with the fed saloon yeah which lasts for four days and tracks up to four million visitors from far and wide it's a spectacle that we couldn't let you miss. experience the. an explosion of color over eighty light installations of turned the french city into an open air theater the designs music and dance interact with each other in brand new ways the city's residents are proud of their fet the lumiere light festival. there are more and more people are coming to it it's getting more international it's always fun to be here. this most times out i like a lot it's cool that the light installations are placed at such symbolic places in the city. that i live in leon and i

i want to thank everyone for joining us at st. louis public library. i want to let you know about upcoming programs we have. thursday october 18, library will join with international institute of st. louis to present a u.s. citizenship basics workshop. a step by step break down of the nationalization process, and resources here in st. louis for new americans, thursday november 1, library will be joined by representative

the sixth of december children in many european countries get treats m small presents to celebrate st nicholas day but in some alpine regions another carrot to join st nicholas on the day the crown posts is described as half goat half demon during the christmas season he punishes children who have misbehaved all reports primavera as he travels south to do his best scary krampus impression. harris crumpler says are on the loose in the austrian village of sun theone in punggol the wild untamed figures are spurred on by st nicholas and his angels and right in the midst. axel primitive. early in the day and some to one here around sixty kilometers south of salzburg the tradition of the compas is still going strong it's popular throughout the whole region and always cook heads one of the local campus troops he founded back in the one nine hundred eighty s. . it's made up of a saint nicholas angels a basket carrier and more than a dozen compas it's. he's played the figure since he was a boy. from age twelve on your running along in various villages and at some point you say ok let's have ou

i think of st. ann's church on the beautiful little promentory in kenny bunkport maine with outdoor pew and altar. a beautiful place. now we see the casket in the hands of the pallbearers as we begin the procession to st. martin's this evening. we'll listen in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> with faith in jesus christ we receive the body of our brother george for burial. let's pray with confidence to god, the giver of life that he will raise him to the perfection and the company of saints. deliver yourer is vent george, o sovereign lord christ from all evil and set him free from every bond so he may rest with all your saints in the eternal habitations. where with the father and the holy spirit you live and reign. one god now and forever. amen. let us also pray for all who mourn that may cast their care on god and know consolation of his love. o, mighty god, look with pity on the sorrow of your servants for whom we pray. remember them, lord, in mercy, nourish them with patience, comfort them with a sense of

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the church of st coll as the most significant baroque edifice in vienna makes that very clear. it is a sacred building with imperial aspirations the church was intended to symbolize the connection between rome and by sangean between the west and the east roman churches that is why it looks rather like the hardiest sophia in istanbul and contains its imitation trojan columns this too has to be understood in an allegorical way the absolute monarchs of the modern era wanted to appear as glorious as the roman emperors. in the copula is the ecclesia with an allegorical figure representing the one true church she wears a gorgeous cloak as the holy grail in her hand and holds the eucharist over the grand having the last supper positioned at the center of the coca-cola in the patron church of emperor charles the six was intended to signify that his empire would uphold the supremacy of the christian world view. as an borg abbey is only one as journey away from vienna towards the end of the reign of calm the six the baroque painter paolo. was commissioned to decorate the central rooms of

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st george's chapel was transformed. ready for an event that would make it the centre of global attention. the british weather was at its best. it would be hard to find a more picturesque setting. by royal standards this was a glitzy group of wedding guests. clooneys and beckhams amongst the most well—known faces. the cast of suits was also invited. the tv show that the bride had worked on for several years. inside the chapel, oprah winfrey and idris elba were there with charity workers, friends of harry and meghan and the royal family. royal trumpeters play. but it was the bride that everyone wanted to see. cheering. with all the guests in place meghan markle was driven through the grounds of the castle to the chapel. bells ring. at midday she emerged into the windsor sunshine, her dress a secret until now. by british designer claire wade kellerfor the french fashion house givenchy. sewn into the veil, flowers from each country of the commonwealth. the minute the bride walked into the chapel was enough to make a pageb

sculptor rich ferraro was in charge of the sixteen metre wide five and a half metre high project on st peter's square. tentative it is seen will remain in place until january thirteenth. the africa museum of the belgium city of tehran reopens on december ninth after being renovated from the ground up the concept behind the institution founded in one thousand sand is also undergone a thorough revision in particular the custom much more critical belgians colonial past. lives in sixty two the country's colonies in africa included today's democratic republic of congo and rwanda the museum's renovations took ten years to complete. german. from could turn sixty on monday the best selling bronczek is known for her fantasy novels the young adults have popular works including in cost c h i x and the dragon ride to series because books have been translated into over fifty languages and have sold twenty six million copies worldwide several have also been adapted for the big screen the author has lived in the us since two thousand and five. there are plenty of gifts to go around for kids in the ch

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bush lies in repose at st. rtin's e mip episcopal chur. >> his funeral will be held there after the emotional good-bye t 41 at the washington national cathedral. we were p there asple lined wisconsin avenue, because they himply wanted to show their support to the b family. >> that presidential process paed closely by today. for those invited inside the national cathedral, it was a who's who in washington. >> the national will praise him and miss him at the same ti. >> incredible ceremony for a wonderful man. true patriot. >> nbc's dan shennaman has more on the services tomorrow and more on the touching farewell from friends and family today. >> reporter: special air mission 41 flew low over the bush presidential a library today it carried president george h.w. bush back to texas. and tonight, mourners filed past the late president's casket as st. martin's episcopal church in uston. the outpouring of respect at the of a national day of mourning. the day began at the national cathedral in washington, where the bu

. >> we're looking right now at st. martin's episcopal church in houston where the president is now lying in repose. the navy's honoring him with a special flyover as he's laid to rest today. that flyover will have 21 fighter jets. it's the largest ever missing man formation. meanwhile, people across president bush's adopted home state are paying tribute. the number 41 lit up at this hotel in dallas. >> another tribute in light, this one on the "uss george h.w. bush." the crew assembled on the deck to spell out his initials with flashlights. abc's t.j. parker has more on what's coming up today. he's with us from houston. t.j. >> reporter: well, good morning, terrell and maggie. yes, president bush lies in repose at st. martin's episcopal church on the city's west side and houstonians have been coming out throughout the night. they've been coming on these met throw buses all night long to pay their final respects ahead of the funeral this morning. >> we're going to miss you. your decency, sincerity and kind soul will sta

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river but also close to the baltic sea it's only about twenty kilometers away from here and this is st the mariners church. this stately church is a memorial site for international seafarers who have died at sea a lifeboat commemorates one particularly tragic incident in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven a sailing vessel called the palm sink in the atlantic ocean during a hurricane eighteen men died some were still quite young. son jack will be or st james church is one of five large churches in the center of the town i'll come back later and it's supposed to be a really trying quilt here. we'll continue by strolling through loop express to flea decorated old town. the town hall dates back to the thirteenth century altered over the centuries it combines a variety of architectural styles just across the way i grip the chance to treat myself to the taste of christmas which is available in many shapes and sizes. new big mars a plan is known the world over need to go is probably the most famous manufacturer . the building also houses the small mars opinions e m i have arranged to meet

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statement on monday from st james‘s palace was simple. the duchess of cambridge is expecting a baby but you know what happens next, a deluge of coverage. the story that the bulletins on bbc correspondence and the world's media set up camp outside the london hospital but the duchess was taken to. there is a flavour. good evening and welcome to the bbc‘s newsat six. the duke and duchess of cambridge are expecting their first duchess of cambridge are expecting theirfirst child. the public announcement was made this afternoon after kate was admitted to king edward vii hospital with an acute form of morning sickness. significantly, the child will be third in line of the throne, irrespective of whether it's a boy ora girl. she paused here irrespective of whether it's a boy or a girl. she paused here with william on the steps to the photographers take their pictures. i took the opportunity of calling out and asking how she was feeling. she nodded and smiled and said much better. many of you thought coverage of the royal pregnancy was excessive

st george's chapel was transformed. ready for an event that would make it the centre of global attention. the british weather was at its best. it would be hard to find a more picturesque setting. by royal standards this was a glitzy group of wedding guests. clooneys and beckhams amongst the most well—known faces. the cast of suits was also invited. the tv show that the bride had worked on for several years. inside the chapel oprah winfrey and idris elba were there with charity workers, friends of harry and meghan and the royal family. royal trumpeters play. but it was the bride that everyone wanted to see. cheering. with all the guests in place meghan markle was driven through the grounds of the castle to the chapel. bells ring. at midday she emerged into the windsor sunshine, her dress a secret until now. by british designer claire wade kellerfor the french fashion house givenchy. sewn into the veil, flowers from each country of the commonwealth. the minute the bride walked into the chapel was enough to make a pagebo

elaine the nypd is quick to point out there are no sperveg credible threats to the celebration but st not only about security. the department of sanitation is also preparing, pleeping to clean up about 3,000 pounds of confetti and some 57 tons of other debris, hopefully by about noon on new year's day. >> all right, tony, thank you. meteorologist lissette gonzalez joins frus our miemee station wfor. what is the weather going to be like on new year's eve. >> good evening. we have two systems that will bring unsettled with to much of the u.s. as we get ready to ring in the new year. the first is across the northern tier will be dealing with winter precipitation overnight into tomorrow morni, andhe thi low pressure system down in the gulf will continue to bring heavy rain through parts of the south and into the tennessee river valley as we head into overnight tonight into tomorrow. and look at this mess. will there be the potential for strong to severe storms for parts of lust louis, mississippi, tennessee and kentucky as these two systems will merge and continue to slide to the east so

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a lot of celebrated a st stephen's day pope francis called on the fates what to practice forgiveness as the saints did according to christian belief st stephen it was stoned to death for professing his faith in jesus. six people have died in warsaw after the wooden cabin in which they had a sort shelter fire firefighters say the abandoned shack on the outskirts of the polish capital is sometimes used by the homeless the cause of the blaze is unknown . russian president vladimir putin says russia will begin to deploy a new hypersonic weapon next year this after he hit final tests of the new intercontinental system an absolute success has said the nuclear capable missile could fly at twenty times the speed of sound and maneuver up and down enabling its to breach defense systems. in china the transfer of prominent human rights lawyer has begun in the northern city of tianjin one question john is being tried to subverting state power he's one of around two hundred and fifty human rights lawyers or activists dogs had by the chinese authorities since they launched a crackdown three years a

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workers at st. anthony's. the church relies h volunteers to make things like l for them. >> we depend upon them. volunteers are the heart of st. anthony's and we thank them for being here year after year, day after day. >> st. anthony's says volunteers served about 800 meals today. 800. that's double the meals handed out on a non-holiday. >> christmas day does bring many traditio traditions. for some volunteers, they give their time to help feed thousands of people. at the salvation army, 4,000 meals in the hands of the hungry thanks to dedicated volunteers. the salvation army bagged up 1500 pounds of ham and a ton of peas and sweet potatoes. volunteers brought them to the homes of people in need. some volunteers have been doing this for decades. >> keeps me going knowing that it makes a difference. even though you may not see it, it's always going to make difference. >> i think it's beautiful. >> really spreads the holiday spirit, doesn't it? >> yes, sir. >> the salvation army delivers 150,000 meals every day

randy bennett and st. mary's got cal tonight. fitz the three ball. st. mary's up 20. later in the half, tommy cuse, that's a dunk. st. mary's won and won big, 84-71. >>> give me stanford playing at number 2 kansas jay hawks. final second of the game, stanford up 3, and vick had to nail the three just to get the jay hawks into overtime. stanford almost pulled it off. in overtime vick again, the st heartbreaker 90-84. and buffalo won over ucf. and we're not done, put the clicker down! segment two is coming up. who's boss of college football now, and when it comes to the big game was it the same as it ever was like that song by the talking heads? here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. >>> ncaa football and around here long last the curtain raised on the 121st big game. david shaw run

st george's chapel was transformed. ready for an event that would make it the centre of global attention. the british weather was at its best. it would be hard to find a more picturesque setting. by royal standards this was a glitzy group of wedding guests. clooneys and beckhams amongst the most well—known faces. the cast of suits was also invited. the tv show that the bride had worked on for several years. inside the chapel, oprah winfrey and idris elba were there with charity workers, friends of harry and meghan and the royal family. royal trumpeters play. but it was the bride that everyone wanted to see. cheering. with all the guests in place, meghan markle was driven through the grounds of the castle to the chapel. bells ring. at midday she emerged into the windsor sunshine, her dress a secret until now. by british designer claire wade kellerfor the french fashion house givenchy. sewn into the veil, flowers from each country of the commonwealth. the minute the bride walked into the chapel was enough to make a page

look at this, ittretches all the way maine to florida, back to memphis a st. louis. we'll continue to see rain pushing through all through the day on friday. we can get another one to two inores of rain b this system is said and done. so we aren't going to have to worry about more flooding concerns. but it will be out of here by saturday morning, saturday afternoon looking fantastic, fantastic,king christmas eve looking wonderful, christmas day looking wonderful and even the start of kwanza looking absolutely beautiful. guys? >> thanks, lauryn.ou and thanksor joining us. that's "news4 midday." we are back on the air this afternoon first at 4:00. >>an you get the news any time on the nbc washington p. have a great day, everybody. we'll see you later. ♪ >>> the one, the only, cardi b! let's go. let'so. ♪ like it likehat ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that >>es! ♪>> cardi-pool karaoke. this might be the best ever. >> you think? >> i think so. we have sn a lot. lady gaga, adele. she is hilarious. >>

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the sixth of december children in many european countries get treats m small presents to celebrate st nicholas day but in some alpine regions another character join sent nicholas on the day the crown purse is described as half goat half demon during the christmas season he punishes children who have misbehaved all reports primavera as he travels south to do his best scary krampus impression. this krampus is are on the loose in the austrian village of sunk johann in punggol the wild untamed figures are spurred on by st nicholas and his angels and right in the midst of our reporter. early in the day and some two hundred here around sixty kilometers south of salzburg the tradition of the compas is still going strong it's popular throughout the whole region and always cook heads one of the local compost groups he founded it back in the one nine hundred eighty s. . it's made up of a saint nicholas angels a basket carrier and more than a dozen compas it's. he's played the figure since he was a boy. from age twelve on you're running along in various villages and at some point you say hey let

st george's chapel was transformed. ready for an event that would make it the centre of global attention. the british weather was at its best. it would be hard to find a more picturesque setting. by royal standards, this was a glitzy group of wedding guests. clooneys and beckhams amongst the most well—known faces. the cast of suits was also invited, the tv show that the bride had worked on for several years. inside the chapel, oprah winfrey and idris elba were there with charity workers, friends of harry and meghan and the royal family. royal trumpeters play. but it was the bride that everyone wanted to see. cheering. with all the guests in place, meghan markle was driven through the grounds of the castle to the chapel. bells ring. at midday she emerged into the windsor sunshine, her dress a secret until now. by british designer claire wade kellerfor the french fashion house givenchy. sewn into the veil, flowers from each country of the commonwealth. the minute the bride walked into the chapel was enough to make a pag

i hope you'll join us from sunny st. bart's. >> randi kaye definitely drew the short straw for cnn today. excellent swing, randi. we're all very impressed back here in new york. thank you, randi. >> still ahead, comedian louis ck walks into yet another controversy by mocking the students swho survived the parkland shooting in his routine. you'll hear the tape for yourself. but here's a look at more of dubai's spectacular new year's eve show. unbelievable. that's from just moments ago. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you do more than grant wishes when you share the love. you give hope. get a new subaru, like the all new forester, and charities like make-a-wish can receive two hundred and fifty dollars from subaru. (vo) get zero percent during the subaru share the love event. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you w

will finish preparing the meals from 5 to 7 a.m. at the salvation army central kitchen, 850 harrison st. delivery starts at 8 a.m. from the salvation army's south of market corps, 360 fourth st. ( darya ) thanks sara. ( darya ) another bay ar gl memorial church's christmas day dinner. more than 500 volunteers will help serve the meal which includes, ham, turkey, and all the fixings. a celebration featuring several speakers and music is also happening at the event. it gets underway at 10 this morning. ( darya ) it's nice to get the holiday off.. it's not quite as nice when you're not getting paid.. but that's the case for government workers affected by the partial government shut down. here's john lorinc with that and some of the other things people across the country are waking up to this morning..

jon donnison, bbc news, at st pancras station. and absolutely miserable situation. lots more on our website. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: sophia floersch tells the bbc she remembers every bit of her almost 300km an hour crash at the macau grand prix. ole 6unnar solskjaer has offically taken charge as manchester united's caretaker manager. and marcel hirscher claims world cup win number 63, to extend his lead in the slalom and overall standings. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with that terrifying formula 3 crash last month. driver sophia floersch says she didn't realise just how bad her more than 270km an hour crash was at the macau grand prix until she saw it back. the 18—year—old suffered a fractured spine when her carflew through the air before smashing into a fence. but she told the bbc it didn't feel as scary as it looked. i remember everything from the crash.

thousands of pilgrims trying to st peter's square in rome to hear the pope deliver. a prayer on what is celebrated as st stephen's day pope francis called on the faithful to practice forgiveness as the saints did according to christian beliefs st stephen was told to death for professing his faith in jesus. russian president vladimir putin says russia will begin to deploy a new hypersonic weapon next year this off to heathrow final tests of the new intercontinental of unguarded system an absolute success has said the nuclear capable missile could fly at twenty times the speed of sound and maneuver up and down in a blink it's to breach defense systems. japan has announced that it will resume commercial whaling starting next july government officials say japan will only hunt whales in its own territorial waters an exclusive economic zone it's also pulling out of the international reeling commission the move has been strongly condemned by anti whaling activists. it's a centuries old tradition one that japan is intent on keeping a life. after failing to get the commission