That i can do. Any idiot can see that you need to be supervised. Does that mean i am any idiot . I am going to be there because this is my granddaughter. Grandma, only playing in theaters. And now, bbc world news america. Counciln security adopt a resolution. Assad is going to have to leave in order for the country to stop the bloodletting. Laura Mother Teresa is set to become a saint after pope francis sends signs off on a second miracle. And capturing concerts there his camera lens. This line photographer is giving people a look at the show. Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and also around the globe. The Human SecurityCouncil Meeting has voted for resolution endorsing a Peace Process in syria. It calls for political talks early next year, ceasefire, and elections. Does not say what role president assad will play. President obama reaffirmed his view that assad must go if the crisis is to be resolved. President numerous Foreign Ministers gathered for another hard bargaining session. The aim, bring to an end the fiveyear conflict which has claimed 250,000 lives and caused millions to flee their homes. At the u. N. This afternoon the diplomacy reduced a result. The un Security Council adopted a resolution endorsing a roadmap of the syrian Peace Process. Talks will begin with a target date of january. With efforts to get a ceasefire followed by elections. The people of syria have suffered enough. I call for you to show vision and leadership in overcoming this process. A fleeting opportunity for peace has emerged. Your duty is to seize it. Agreementsite questions remain. Which groups will join for talks and which are considered terrorists. There is the future of syrias president , bashar alassad. Russia backs all is said and has carried out airstrikes in support of him. Syrian opposition groups want to see him go as do the u. S. And its allies. President obama weighed in at his end of the a press conference. President obama assad will have to leave in order for the country to stop the bloodletting and for all the parties involved to be able to move forward in a nonsectarian way. Laura the descent into chaos has allowed groups like it extremist groups to flourish like i. S. The question is whether this can lead to a lasting peace. For more on the resolution adopted today i spoke with thomas pickering. Ambassador, the un Security Council has finally agreed on a roadmap to peace in syria. As a former ambassador at the u. N. , how significant a moment is this . Ambassador pickering it is significant in that we see everyone in them in a room together. This is the third meeting. It was quite a process. They were not repaired to come with iranians. They played a good role in bringing the Syrian Opposition together. The russians had to be there. It was not clear they were going to be although it was interesting that at the time putin moved his military equipment and he was able to send out feelers through their foreign minister about getting a political process going again and the iranians are there and so that commendation is a very important one. What you see is the evidence of determination at the moment which may be a little bit ahead of reality but in diplomacy having determination a little hat ahead of reality is important. Laura how important is it the fact that the u. S. And russians seem to have worked together closely to get this agreement . It is extremely important in terms of dealing with syria. There are several combinations that are required. A lotst important without of hubris attached to it is the u. S. Russian peace but there is a u. S. Iranian piece and a saudiiranian peace. That is what diplomacy is all about. Laura what about president bashar alassad, no mention of him specifically in this resolution. What is to stop him from standing for election in 18 months time . Ambassador pickering it is a long while to 18 months and elections. I would be more concerned about the necessity to start the process. Up till recently there was a problem. The Syrian Opposition did not want to have a situation where a sawed was around when they started talking. The saudis have been helpful in getting over that hump as has the move on the part of the u. S. With the russians. We are in a position where dr. Henry kissinger said months ago we would have to have assad in it to guess at the beginning but he had to be out at the end and that is what you heard from president obama today and that is important. Laura the resolution calls for efforts to get a ceasefire. Why should Islamic State call a ceasefire . Investor picking pickering the resolution excludes on his right and the Islamic State, the two most radical factions. The ceasefire is to turn the war in their direction and they are the objects of conflict, not the subjects of a ceasefire. Laura the americans and russians are allowed to carry out airstrikes. Groups state and other are still fighting, it is not a ceasefire, is it . It is a syrian a ceasefire in the syrian war between assad and the opposition when violence broke out over the peaceful protests that were enlarged lodged against a side. It is important that isis become a major subject of attention while the process of trying to find an answer, difficult as it may be, to the syrian conflict, the internal conflict, continues. It is us it is important because one set of concerns people had about the russians was they wanted to give the rest of the world only two choices, either isis or assad. We have been able to keep alive and help to prosper the notion that the longterm alternative in syria was neither isis nor assad. It was a Syrian Popular approach to this issue based on those movements opposed to assad that were not adherence to the radical fundamentalist view of isis. Laura thank you very much. Now the news from a world around the world. Brenda is voting on a constitution of chain fast change. The amendment would let him stand for a third seven year two additionalnd terms after that. Government of burundi has reacted to a proposed intervention by the African Union to protect civilians. Intervenedf the au it would be seen as attacking burundi. The African Union and announced a plan to send 5000 peacekeepers to burundi. 400 people have been killed in violence since april. All schools in a district of the u. S. Data for junior were closed after a geography lesson involving arabic calligraphy. Theclass was asked to copy Islamic State statement of faith but it true a flood of complaints about perceived islamic indoctrination. Mother theresa is known for her efforts to help the poor and now she is set to become a saint. Two decades after her death, pope francis has signed off on a second miracle which puts her on the path to receive one of the Catholic Churchs highest honors. Reporter Mother Teresa on the path to sainthood. Whoas john paul ii recognized her. He is a saint himself. To become one, you need to miracles. It was this pope, francis, celebrating his 79th birthday who today recognized the second miracle. The brazilian man had been in a coma with multiple abscesses on his reign. Claims Mother Teresa took him and he awakened. There is no medical explanation. Her work among the sick and dying meant many considered her a saint during her lifetime. She died in 1997. S and thest two sari bucket she washed them in. Catholics here and across the world say they are delighted that the woman who devoted her life to the poor and the dispossessed has been recognized as a saint. That is great because she has done greater work for the world. Especially to the poor and neglected of society. She showed inspiration for everyone. Reporter she has had her critics. Haveevils advocate may pointed out her links to world dictators in life. Her tiny figure at her reputation won many hearts including the queen of hearts, the late princess dina. They died within days of each other. And death when she is officially made a saint she will be deemed able to intercede with god on behalf of the faithful. The canonization is likely to draw huge clouds and witnesses in rome. Her work andussed legacy with father james martin. He joined us from new york. It aboutrtin, what is mark Mother Teresas work that makes her a candidate for sainthood in the Catholic Church . Father martin it was her work with the poor, her piety, and devotion. Recently people realized she had done all this without a lot of interior experiences of rare so she was able to do all these amazing works while feeling a great sense of distance from god. Then intensifies peoples idea of her holiness. Laura is there an overlap between her work with the poor and the needy and the very philosophy of pope francis . Father martin absolutely. Pope francis asked us to encounter the poor, to touch the r, literally touched their shake the hands and be with them. Laura pope francis is creating saints at quite the lake, 800 so far. What sort of a role model is he creating for the catholic faithful . Father martin she is one of the great saints of modern times. She says the poor are important. She talked about finding christ in distressing disguise, not only looking for god in beautiful places like churches and things like that but in the poor, the homeless, the sick. She is a shining example of caring for the marginalized as jesus asked us to do. Been dead for only two decades. That is where for someone to be considered for sainthood after such a relatively short time. Father martin it is fairly fast. People knew she was a saint when she was alive. That miracles that are better we did to her are intercession. Laura in this age of technological advances people could be forgiven about being skeptical about miracles inc. Performed. Why is sainthood still so crucial to the Catholic Church and this idea of forming miracles . Father martin god is the one who creates the saints, holy people, men and women. Is a lotor miracles higher. You cannot have any relapse in that healing and there can be no medical treatment attributable to it. They make sure that these cannot be explained by any medical cause than the declare them to be miracles. Laura once she becomes a saint, what sort of a beacon do you hope she will be in the church of today . Father martin she underlines pope francis message of caring for the poor but she underlines jesuss message of caring for the poor. He was always going out to the margins and fighting in people who other people would shunt aside, holiness and beauty and that is what Mother Teresa did for us. Laura thank you for joining us. You are watching bbc world news america. Still to come. In dresden, the migrant crisis has created a backlash which is a closing a darker side. The new Star Wars Film has open in north america and could become the highest grossing movie of all time. We spoke to Harrison Ford about playing on solo again. Torison ford it is special have this quality of opportunity to communicate with an audience, to bring something to the table thats a strong taste for. Tell me when you read through this crypt and you get the flavor of what this episode was. Mr. Ford it felt familiar, both the character but also the circumstances the characters find themselves in was a circumstance i know something about for my life. But the issues of responsibility semantics of star wars stories are very strong and very familiar to anybody who was part of a family. Reporter how different was it ing with the new jura to her . Harrison ford they have their own way of talking to people. Quite bluntu were with george lucas. Ford yes. Reporter would you be as blunt . Ford i was rude. It depends on the circumstances. Laura we discussed the efforts to bring the conflict in syria to an end. Called for massive resettlement of syrian and other refugees within europe. A million migrants have arrived in europe this year. Many people have voiced concern about the impact on their communities. In parts of germany far right groups have turned to violence. Our correspondent reports from dresden. Reporter there is the dresden of high culture and pluralism, and then there is this. The rising chorus of the far right amplified by resentment over migrants and fear after the paris attacks. In a city that has seen where intolerance can lead, these are testing times. Broken glass. A suspected neonazi bomb to his car last july. He is a left wing politician outspoken in defense of refugees. I am scared. I see parallels with 1933 inhibitor. Again we have a social movement that is getting out of control. Imo am more afraid of germans than i am of refugees. Industrialere in the suburb, migrants and refugees are housed at this old hotel. Mob have faced a right wing for testing against their presence. Wonderedwas seriously fighting against Islamic State. He arrived four months ago. They use bad language, they have beaten us, he says. They, motorcycles and speak abusively. It has increased after the paris attacks. Any city confronted with the immensity of the crisis would struggle but here is the burden of history that accentuates the fear. Motor so than in the west with decades of experience and democracy and confronting the ghosts of the past. In dresden, catastrophically firebombed at the end of world. Ar ii with thousands of migrants continuing to arrive in germany it is easy to understand how voices preaching fear find a receptive audience on the anonymous states outside dresden. I am afraid of the refugees. It is too much for europe. Them are too many of coming here. We cannot take it. Our government does not understand what is going on. What has happened in paris will happen here. It is the same class will be the same as in france another places. We are afraid to go to the christmas market. Reporter supporters are mobilizing. Sometimes drawing more to their rallies than to the far right. There are other unexpected encounters. The Islamic Center was sprayed with the word murder after the attacks. Inside, the imam preaches against i. S. And in a back room, and arabic class for young germans. Who warned against stereotyping the east as a bastion of the far right. This is part of our city. We have to do with it. And so many more people who are helping people from other countries. The far right unsettled not because it can ever gain power but because of the fear it inspires. As tensions in germany at the migration there. A blind concert photographer has gained quite a following. Radioost a weekly program. Duo. Bc caught up with the they tell how the idea of capturing snapshots came about. Shon approached me about the Radio Program a little over a year ago. I was up for it. It has been a lot of fun. Am an avid concert going at concertgoer and music fan. I am a blind concert photographer. The Instagram Account came about one day as a result of a twitter joke between a friend and i. At 1. I jokingly throughout the idea, what if i were to start taking pictures at concerts and upload them online . Whatsoever editing done to these pictures. No filters, no adjustments or anything like that. This is what happens when a blind person takes pictures at concerts. I will take a few of each band, seven or eight the nine euro it down by picking one from each band. There are instances where i would randomly pick one and sometimes i would have some feedback or it my phone gives me a little bit of feedback. It will tell me how light or dark something is and whether there are faces in the frame. I have been blind since birth. Am become something that i accustomed to. There are workarounds that we as people develop in order to continue being active members of society. I think if you do not your other option is just to sit around and not be useful in any way. We do not have a lot of people art or culture. We are used as inspiration. As him do something were talking about some underground music, not just any music that you see on pitchfork, just the indie music you would listen to with abc 1. Maybe five or 10 people would be there and the fact he is documenting that is huge. I thought it would the and inside joke between me and a few people. The fact that people care means a lot and that is why i will keep doing it. Laura and one more image of the taskit is a thankless having to deal with hostile journalists. In the formome help of two imperial storm troopers. They were there for a screening for people who had lost a member of the family in the iraq war. Todays forecast to a close broadcast to a close. To reach me and most of the team, just go to twitter. From all of us here, thank you for watching. Have a great weekend. And now, bbc world news. Make sense of International News at bbc. Com news. Funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newmans own foundation, giving all profits from newmans own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for americas neglected needs, metlife premier client group, and Sony Pictures classics, now presenting grandma. I cut my credit cards up and made a wind chime out of them. All coffee is drip coffee. That is redundant. Now that i can do. Any idiot can see that you need to be supervised. Are you saying i am any idiot . I am going to be there because it is my granddaughter. Grandma, now playing in theaters. Bbc world news was presented by kcet, los angeles. Captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc woodruff good evening. Im judy woodruff. On the newshour tonight a vow to defeat i. S. I. S. ; president obama looks ahead to his last year in office, in his endof 2015 news conference. Its friday. Mark shields and david brooks are here, to analyze what the president said and the rest of the weeks news. And, we head to the set of Downton Abbey for a look at how the british drama has captivated american audiences. One extraordinary difference is that, every word is written by one man. I dont know of any other Television Show that works that way. And ive to this day find it absolutely mindboggling. Woodruff all that and more, on tonights pbs newshour