gandolfo donde el papa benedicto xvi pasa a ser el papa emerito este fue el último día de joseph ratzinger cede esta vacante. >> el cardenal camarlengo esta a cargo del go > gobierno en ciudad vaticano y el colegio cardenalicio estará a cargo del papado. >> el papado de papa benedicto xvi joseph ratzinger termino su papado y volo por la ciudad a despedirse de sus feligreses. >> ya no soy papa pero seguire trabajando por el bien común y el bien de la iglesia. >> prometio respeto incondicional y apoyo a su sucesor. >> agradecio y se despidio con mucho cariño. >> el joseph ratzinger desde mañana se vestira con una tunica blanca simple. >> se buscara a alguien no por la nacionalidad sino porque dios dira que es quién quiere tome el mando. >> ahora podrá pasar su primera noche en tranquilidad lejos de los problemas de la iglesia. >> ahora el sucesor del papa benedicto xvi tendrá que tocar temas como el matrimonio homosexual los anticonceptivos, las mujeres sacerdotes y temas controversiales. también los abusos sexuales dentro de la iglesia. >> la renuncia del papa trajo a la mesa su labor y lo

. >> hoy benedicto xvi se convirtió en el primer papa en renunciar al pontificado, joseph ratzinger sesor, vamos con los detalles. >> el papado de joseph ratzinger ya es historia y ahora él vivirá en castel gandolfo luego de haber sobrevolado en su helicóptero para despedirse de sus fieles. >> tuvo palabras hermosas. >> por la noche se selló el departamento que lo tuvo como papa y la guardia suiza ya no es responsable de su seguridad personal. >ó> Él era muy simple, buena memoria y recordandonos a cada uno. >> fueron muchos los fieles para ser testigos de la historia y todas en las pantallas gigantes siguieron un hecho inédito. >> de ahora en más, los ojos estarán puestos en su sucesor. >> se explica que la proveniencia no será determinante a la hora de elegir a un nuevo papa . >> es por el valor esa personas por el momento que viva en la iglesia, alguien que dios diga, este es el pastor que yo quiero. >> será una situación insólita. >> el próximo papa vivirá a dos metros del joseph ratzinger, pero ¿cómo podrán coexisitir?. >> benedicto xvi cerró su cuenta de twitter, y al mismo tiempo

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fue elegido, pero no es de transiciÓn porque continÚa con la lÍnea de fe de ellos de ratzinger pero lo que se pide a la iglesia que sea mÁs cercana a la gente >>> interesante mercedes, porque hay quienes dicen bergoglio es del Área reformista, los tradicional de perdieron en esta, pero reformista quÉ quiere decir porque se habla del re fo reformista por ejemplo en la curia romana quÉ quiere decir? >>> algunas personas leen este terminÓ como que, eh quizÁs romperÁ con los esquemas incluso de protocolo, de formo lismo que existe en el vaticano no. la curia va ti cana estÁ llena de personas, de colaboradores cercanos del papa, muchos de ellos estÁn centrados en, en la espiritualidad, pero muchos de ellos continÚan a ser lo que han hecho muchos aÑos, algunos incluso en Óptica de carrera de poder no. en este sentido, se considera que ahora el papa francisco reformarÁ la iglesia como fue francisco de asÍs. >>> muchos fieles se preguntan bueno en realidad el tema de la reforma de la curia no sÉ que impacta tendrÁ en el pueblo es algo necesario a nivel de gobierno y el vaticano, para el pue

. -- ratzinger was. this time around we're talking about four or five frontrunners. it might take a bit longer. having said this, this lockdown, if you will, does concentrate minds and many of the cardinals have said they want a quick decision. >> what do the hundreds of people think who have gathered there braving the cold? >> there's a huge sense of excitement. there have been hundreds of people in st. peter's square milling around all day today and thousands this evening came down to witness the first wisps of smoke from that chimney on the roof of the sills teen chapel. there was eenormous buzz when the black smoke appeared. people crying out nearer, nearer. when it was black smoke they were confirming it for each other. people here are fascinated by this extraordinary piece of theater. we know what's going on behind those ancient fresco covered walls but we don't know exactly what's happening and i think that's the special thing about a conclave. >> thank you simon. we'll be closely following develo

when ratzinger went to castel gandolfo, that's incredible.one we've seen these days has been exceptional. >> shepard: you mentioned cardinal ratzinger, pope benedict xvi now at castel gandolfo, he was thanked by the new pope, pope francis. from what you know of him and so many years of studying him, what might you believe his reaction to this day might be? >> well, i think obviously i think he's going to be very happy. he obviously couldn't go on and that's the reason he left. he's 85. okay. not in the best of health. but i don't know -- the reason why he really resigned. maybe he just said i can't do it anymore and gave up. >> shepard: five popes you've covered as a journalist and follower in this city. i can't even imagine that journey. i wonder what you would say in your estimation, to say to the church. >> to say to the church, yes, open up. open up and let the world -- let the catholics know exactly what is going on and, you know, what can i say. i think they have a new director of communications now. he used to be my correspondent in ro

eight years ago, cardinal ratzinger was the front-runner to become pope. this time, there is no front-runner. there is deep division among the 115 cardinals who will be voting here starting tomorrow, divisions between reformers and those who favor the status quo. some vatican watchers see it as a showdown between the romans, cardinals who already work inside the vatican, and the reformers, cardinals, many from other countries, who want the pope to more aggressively take on issues like sex abuse by priests and alleged corruption. the romans appear to be coalescing not around an italian cardinal but around a cardinal from brazil. openly campaigning for pope is frowned upon. both men made closely watched appearances in churches in rome on sunday. another contender, an american, timothy dolan of new york, greeted well wishers at the local church he's affiliated with in rome. the u.s. is the second biggest voting bloc of cardinals behind the italians. the next pope could also be a cardinal from ghana who works in the vatican but comes from a continent that has

venÍamos de la continuidad de pablo sexto, y segundo, y ratzinger, y estamos sin nada.en la prensa italiana, en un sheriff, alguien que ponga orden. que no haya vatileaks, que se maneje la banca, que no haya abusos de sacerdotes pederastas, o alguien reformista, y decir la manera de ssolucionar que la iglesia se abra, por dÓnde. >>> a juzgar por lo que los catÓlicos quieren, la iglesia perdiÓ feligreses en los Últimos aÑos, en las Últimas dÉcadas, hace falta una persona que se abra no puede ser que los divorciados sigan excluidos, y los sacerdotes no puedan casarse, el celibato deriva en curas pedofilos, y escÁndalos sexuales. las filtraciones, se hablaba de una mafia homosexu al que mueve los hilos en el vaticano, por quÉ tienen que seguir siendo celibes. cuando en otra religiÓn no lo son, y hasta mil aÑos, no lo eran. >>> no es una visiÓn sumamente liberal, 77 carddenales fueron elegidos por benedicto xvi, el prÓximo papa sertan duro como juan pablo ii y benedicto xvi. >>> no, son cardenales nuevos, el conclave serÁ mas largo, como dicen y predicen, es gente nueva que

entre palabras, joseph ratzinger se retirÓ de la vida pÚblica.Ífice. prometiendo que esestarÍa con ellos en la oraciÓn, especialmente mientras eligen al papÁ. recogiÓ sus pertenencias, y abordÓ a un helicoptero, sobrevolÓ el vaticano, y vino acÁ, castel gandolfo, se alistÓ para la ocasiÓn. yolan yolanda, una colombiana que reside en italia hace 20 aÑos, llegÓ temprano, no se podÍa perder la oportunidad. >>> aprovechar y agradecer a Él, lo que hizo por nosotros, y continuarÁ haciendo en la oraciÓn. Él en su soledad. >>> lo que llegÓ incluso fue la orda invasores de periodistas que vino a instalarse frente al palacio pontificio, interrumpiÓ la paz que rodea a la poblaciÓn. la vista panorÁmica del lago albano, se halla castel gandolfo. que funciona como residencia de pontifices. en el verano, es la pieza central, a 30 kilÓmetros de roma, para muchos llegar a ver al sumo pontÍfice, fue una especie de peregrinaciÓn, y valiÓ lia pena, la hora de la despedida, y dice el cartel formado de globos, gracias benedicto xvi, estamos contigo. a las 8 en punto,

he came in second last last time to cardinal ratzinger who became pope benedict xvi. what do you think brought a man who back then was seen by a good number of cardinals as, at 69 or 68 back then, a good long term pope for leadership of the church? are they making a different statement now that the same guy is 76? >> they're making a different statement because they're trying to bridge the division between liberal and conservative catholics. it's been mentioned by taking the name francis and giving us chauffeurs and limousines, that resonates with the catholic left but catholic conservatives lo of that as well. what's not been mentioned much is he's orthodoxed on moral culture. >> contraceptives. >> he's reached out to help and wash the bodies of people suffering from aids. while he's opposed to practicing homosexuality. you're going to see he may are liberal on socioeconomic issues and conservative on cultural issues. liberals will have more problems than the conservatives. >> the past he has in argentina, someone told me that it's one of of the fastest, solidly chur

the exception to that rule, of course was benedict, cardinal ratzinger last time out because he had been the-- risep to the deanship of the college of cardinals. but as far as an american goes, i would be the most surprised person in the world -- >> what about someone from, say a third world country? that's where most catholics now. >> yes. >> bork it's going to have to be somebody who can get in and clean up the mess. and i think that's one of the reasons that ratzinger stepped down is because it was just-- the corruption, you know, financial and sexual corruption was just overwhelming. but the problem they're going to face is they might choose a cardinal who's got an unfortunate history that they don't know about. i mean, every day somebody is coming out-- cardinal obrierng cardinal mahoney-- every day somebody is coming out with a history. the other thing is the church is farther and farther away from, as peggy said, what jesus intend. jesus says whoever boosts himself up will be lowered and whoever lowers themselves will be boosted up. the whole issue is what is does the papacy mean

. >> jornada en la que se celebrará el dia de don jose , ratzinger fue felicitado por el papa franciscoiglesia , fueron muchos los que des4tacaron la cordialidad entre ambos. >> las banderas argentinas flameaban junto a las de la santa sede, miembros de la prensa distribuyeron imágenes de este encuentro. >> hugo chávez sigue estando mas presente que nunca , nicolas maduro ha hecho de la imagen de chavez su estandarte y se declara el apostol del chavismo . >> comandante hugo chávez , comandante chavez. >> una y otra vez presente en el discurso de nicolas maduro. >> una página web se ha dedicadoa llevar la cuenta , ha nombrado a chavez en mas de 3900 veces. >> le tiene sin cuidadoo la scriticas por nombrar a chavez, su imagen santificada se multiplica en todos lados . >> elijan a nicolas maduro como presidente de la república . >> maduro habla de chavez en tono religioso y se declara su apostol . >> la noche del viernes estreno su canción de campaña. >> y se burlo de enrique capriles a quién lo nombre y se defiende diciendo que maduro no es chavez. >> el asunto desato la polémica y fuerte

. >> este domingo en al punto,tras la despedida de joseph ratzinger, la silla queda vacia, como tiene debe la iglesia ser más tolerante con los homosexuales y las mujeres? >> que pasará con los sacerdotes pederastra. >> benedicto 16 abre una nuevba página en la historia de la iglesia. >> analizamos esto con 2 sacerdotes jóvenes, en la edición especial del programa al punto a las 1 de la tarde y igual que el fútbol, también la hay aquí en italia mañana jkuega el roma contra el genova. >> que envidia. >> las autoridades de la florida toman una decisión por el homb4e que fue tragado por la tierra. >> y el caso del asesinato del hombre que gano la lotería. >> y >> los socorristas abandonan por encontrar el cuerpo de un hombre que desapareció por un agujero en su dormitorio, no es posible recuperar el cadáver de jefrey bush y el hueco se sigue agrandando. >> y se pide justicia por el asesinato del ganador d e la lotería, su muerte se puede tratar de un homicidio, se detecto cianuro en la sangre y nadie es acusado por el crimen. >> ahora vamos con el deporte, vamos con los goles. >> sábado

su pontificados el papa benedicto 16 disfruta su primer dia de retiro en castelgandolfo, joseph ratzingerrdenalisio para definir los detalles del conclave por el cuál se elegira al nuevo papa. >> no hay un favorito entre los cardenales elegibles , un cardenal se convierte en pontifice si obtiene los dos tercios de los votos. >> (...)llgo a las nubes , se investigación si con este baile se puso en riesgo el avión, se ha popularizado por la internet y averiguaran en que fase iba el vuelo , dicen que se siguireon las medidas de seguridad cuando se inició el baile y también tenían disfraces. >> diversion o peligro?esa es su decisión , continuamos con mas. >> ♪. >> no deja moverme y no me deja hacer nada. >> haría eso con puros perros. >> interesante. >> ahora si , de lo que nos enteramos y es que yuri y lucia mendez se reconcilian y van a estar juntas en un programa en méxico. >> en el 2010 ellas se enfrentaron en una pelea en todos los medios y yuri declaró que lucia mendez dijo algo sbore su marido. >> esta es mi rueda de prensa no tuya lucia. >> no señora. >> si la señora se queda yo me vo

joseph ratzinger went into the conclave leading, pope paul vi adds well, and people were talking about hymn. that doesn't seem to historically be true. >> it's cute and gets us off the hook for these wild predictions that don't turn out to be true. but he's absolutely right. if you look at the conclaves of the 20th century, half the times the guy who was identified as the front-runner actually got elected. the problem, aroundson, this time, there is no front-runner. >> that's what makes it so interesting this time, i think. >> i think it says more to if you enter pope, if you talk about yourself as pope, if you seem to be politicizing it or politicking yourself, it's seen as a negative. if you do that, it's like the kiss of death, as far as they're concerned. >> yet it's interesting, you see cardinal dolan literally kissing babies and getting a huge amount of attention. is that viewed negatively? >> i don't think so for him, because it seemed like this big personality that even before there was talk of him as pope, that's just who the guy is. he doesn't restrain it. i was at the church

>> es el un muy buen par relig r ratzinger era tarnransitorio y e esp espera que hayan cambios. >> balnclancaduro dijo que el presidente de venezuela hugo chavez usos sus influencias ante cristo para que eel sumo pontife fuera latino amÉricano. >> el nuevo pap ha rechazado p politicas implementadas por los gobiernos de su paÍs. ya regr a regresamos. >> (♪ ♪( el nuevo pap ha bajabhablado m temas como el aborto el matrim n matrimonio gay, justicia social y eso desde que era arzobispo o cardenal. >> la esclavitud no esta abolida en esta ciudad acÁ se explota a trabajadores en talleres cland s clandestinos y si son migrantes se les priva lbva la posibilida salir de aeropuerto intern internacionainternacior de ahÍ. >> desde hace aÑos no se si mÁs o menos hyay muchos niloiÑos t situacis situaciÓn de calle y la ciudad n no los saca de esta situaciÓn. >> se

you don't want to -- i don't think really cardinal ratzinger wanted it.reports he was saying please, not me. would you be willing to take it? is this something you could step up and do. >> i was asking him, does it get a little heated. in a conclave where there's so many big issues involved do the cardinals get a little amped up, a little energetic in this, and he said no and here's why. if you were to come at somebody else, putting aside that we're prayerful men, this is rus relis and all that, if you come to me and say, why don't you want my guy, why don't you want whatever the cardinal is, not to be so, you know, so colloquial about it, all you're doing is sending a signal that cardinal wants to be pope. again, it's like this magic, this magic thing that if they want it, they're automatically removed and that's a big reason why they keep it jen teal. >> publicly it's in a bad form but discussions do go on. they get together and say let's talk to this person together and feel him out. that stuff does occur. >> certainly we heard the general congregation

. >> post doctoral work under father ratzinger. father francis george of chicago, 76, wildly considered the leading intellectual light of the american cardinals. i believe to be the last american cardinal to -- >> as they finish up taking the oath, what comes next? >> what comes next, in fairly short order, the extra omnus. >> the last moment our eyes are allowed to be on the conclave. [ speaking latin ] [ speaking latin ] [ speaking latin ] [ speaking latin ] >> all of the men speaking language but you can detect different accents. how many different countries are represented in 115? >> i believe the number is 51. we know that all continents are represented and although, you know, the composition of the college of cardinals does not reflect the demog graphy of the church on the ground. two-thirds come from the developed world, two-thirds live in the developing world. a cardinal from spain swearing his oath. next cardinal napier from south africa, behind him, honduras. you get a taste of the universality. the word catholic means un

mantener contenidos de las comversaciones, lombardi dijo que cardenales le mandaron saludos a joseph ratzingerl cónclave dijo que no participa solamente , lombardi >> hombre se hizo pasar por obispo para entrar a reunion preparatoria del cónclave , llego a la puerta pero la vestimenta era diferentes, vaya al sitio web en pantalla para más información >> casi entra >> se tomo la foto >> al volver por primera vez aseguran curar a recién nacido con vih >> le contamos quien es el hombre más rico del planeta donde la mitad son pobres >> >> (♪ ♪) >> por primera vez en la historia medicos dicen curar a bebe con vih , según nueva york times nacio hace dos años y medio y tuvo tratamiento intensivo con antivirales >> el mexicano slim encabeza la revista ford tiene 63 mil millones de dólares seguido por bill gates, no figuro dueño de facebook que cayo 30 puentos y el chapo no fue mencionado >> habiendo tanta pobreza en méxico como tiene tanto >> parece que va a llover vamos al pronóstico del tiempo >> buenas tardes feliz lunes, vemos la parte frontar, el centro esta en el pacifico llendo a washington y c

thought it was interesting in comparison to recent popes who usually, with both hands, even joseph ratzinger, accepting the greeting from the crowd. he stood there with his hands at the side, almost helplessly. i don't think helplessly at all. a man with extraordinary authenticity. for me at least, i don't know whether you also had the impression, there was something very touching about his first speech, first of all addressed to the romans, because he is bishop of rome, talking to the people in his own diocese, the diocese of rome.

thought it was interesting in comparison to recent popes who usually, with both hands, even joseph ratzinger, accepting the greeting from the crowd. he stood there with his hands at the side, almost helplessly. i don't think helplessly at all. i don't think helplessly at all.

this may last longer than it took to pick joseph ratzinger. they may need the time. >> they have to pick the right person, and they have to take into account the sexual abuse that's gone on and make sure the next pope is a better ambassador than perhaps pope benedict was, right? young and vibrant and able to connect with young catholics. >> absolutely. and we know this. we know he's one of the men in the room, right? one of the 115 cardinals. he doesn't have to be. could have to pick somebody to be over 80 years of age and not a cardinal at all. in all reality, it will be one of the younger cardinals who is won of the election fors and some suggest a pope alone may not be enough. when you have a new pope, you have a new vatican council. things that need to be changed are of such dimension, proportion, impact on the church it will take a referendum, and one of the frustrations, satellite communications aside, it's hard to report when all of the guys know what's going on are your honor secrecy under threat of excommunication. >> hard to break a

cardinal joseph ratzinger was elected in the fastest conclave. it came in day two of the conclave.ack in 2005, black smoke came in at 6:52 and white smoke came in about six hours later at 12:50 p.m. joining me is george. we've had no pope. at what point is the pivot point for the voting that will take place behind the scenes today, the narrowing down, at least, of the candidates? >> they are certainly going to be narrowing down, thomas. that may have in fact began already. the first vote, as you know last night, is full of complementary votes that don't really give you an indication, that gives the cardinals an indication of where the lay of the land lies. but they ought to have some reasonable idea now after this morning two ballots who has real traction, if anyone, and one can imagine after lunch and the typical italian reposo who may not have taken a nap this afternoon that some of the coalitions are being readjusted and cardinals are thinking now as they reenter the sistine chapel. >> so you talk about those adjustments. if the conclave were to end quickly, after this next vote

, maÑana veremos si se resuelve como sucediÓ hace ocho aÑos cuando fue electo el cardenal joseph ratzingerrde resultÓ electo y tambiÉn un detalle histÓrico es la primera vez que un pontÍfice que un papa em rito estarÁ viendo por televisiÓn la eleccion. >>> y rogelio gracias y mientras millones de feligreses se congregaban para orar y pedir por el papa vender muchos se preguntan como un pontÍfice electo escoge su nombre para lidiar esta iglesia catÓlica, vanesa nos cuenta desde aquÍ, desde el vaticano. >>> serÁ la primera pregunta que el cardenal decano le harÁ al nuevo pa paun vez haya aceptado ser el sucesor de pedro. >>> le preguntan con quÉ nombre quiere ser llamado. >>> fue elegido papa al final del siglo sexto no le pareciÓ adecuado colocar en la sede de pedro como papa una persona con un nombre de un dios pagano. >>> y entonces se cambiÓ el nombre. >>> y se llamÓ juan segundo. >>> muchos eligen nombres de santos, otros prefieren nombres de ante ese es sores entonces van aumentando los nÚmeros. >>> benedicto xvi sin embargo eligiÓ el nombre inspirandose por un padre de la san benito a

in 2005, when we stood in this exact same spot and benedict xvi, cardinal ratzinger was elected pope,in the afternoon session just as it did, but on the first vote of the afternoon session. the common thinking is whoever the front runner is, the front runner would be elected in the first day or so, otherwise they would have gone later in the ballot, but we'll know soon enough. tonight, as the rains fall and the bells ring and the flags wave and the one thing of absolute certainty, the catholic church has a new leader. and now to begin the work of bringing in more people and spreading the gospel. that is of course the primary job of this -- of the catholic church. they want to fill the pews on sundays and they want to make sure that the church is run properly here at the vatican and around the world and megyn kelly in new york soon we'll know who the new pope is. >> megyn: it's an exciting moment here, shepard as it is around the world not just for the 1.2 billion catholics who are waiting to hear who their new spiritual leader is. for those who respect religion and the importance of i

>> because he's along the line of joseph ratzinger. he thinks much like the president pope does.not as a lucid writer and speaker as the present pope, as benedict xvi was. he's been the head of two major italian diocese in venice and milan. >> just to be clear, again, i asked both george and father to give us the names of the people not necessarily who they think are front-runners but who they are hearing buzz about and i was surprised, father gahl, you put cardinal timothy dolan. i'm not surprised he's buzzed about here in the states but is there talk about him in the vatican? >> there's definitely talk about him in the vatican. historically also profound while at the same time being filled with cheerfulness, optimism about the faith. this is a part of the legacy of pope benedict, that he's left this legacy of the joy that all of us as christians could have. and i think cardinal dolan fills every room that he entered with joy. >> born in argentina to italian parents, i guess he pushes two geographic buttons. what else? >> i once asked cardinal sandri, do you think of yourself as

informe que revela la corrupciÓn y escÁndalo de Índole sexual en el vaticano que salpican el papado de ratzinger sabremos. benedicto xvi ha reiterado que su adiÓs estÁ vinculado al lÓgico kanzascansancio y la eda pero museveni en su retiro que no pudo con el peso de una iglesia conformada por hombres de carne y hueso. >>> se revela un estudio realizado por el centro el 60% de los catÓlicos encuestados estados unidos. piensan que el papa benedicto xvi manejÓ los escÁndalos sexuales de una forma pobre o poco adecuada. es todo del vaticano, regreso contigo mary. >>> regresamos contigo vanessa y rogelio al vaticano mientras tanto, vamos a mÉxico. el segundo paÍs mÁs catÓlico de todo el mundo, para ver como se viviÓ la despedida de benedicto xvi. raÚl torres tiene la historia desde el df. lanzadass a vuelo las campanas de la catedral, tambiÉn dijeron adiÓs. pero el taÑir es un llamado de dios que algo quiere decirnos. eso dicen los sacerdotes. y aseguran que en mÉxico y amÉrica latina, estÁ el futuro de la iglesia catÓlica. >>> por la gran cantidad que existe de personas, que son catÓlicas que profes

yo no voy a ser papÁ, dÉmosle al cardenal ratzinger los votos unÁnimemente denle y lo hace. >>> por quÉa que serÁ de mucho tiempo. como podrÍamos pensar, estaba scherer, robles ortega si hablamos de amÉrica latina, rodrÍguez madariaga y el bloque de europea, scola. >>> lograste tÚ saber quÉ seria el papa francisco mucho antes ¿por quÉ importancia que sea francisco? eso te demuestra que la humildad. y san francisco de asÍs re cons tr yo la iglesia. y es santos patrÓn de los animales vÍctimas de abuso. >>> vamos a una pausa comercial y una historia maravillosa de pablo monsalvo. encuentra al taxista que trajo al vaticano ap papa. al volver. >>> en noticiero univisiÓn vamos a conocer a una de las Últimas personas que hablaron con el por entonces, cardenal bergoglio, antes de encerrarse en el conclave y se >>> continÚamos en vivo desde el vaticano, durmiendo a mis espaldas el papa francisco. la increÍble historia delta exista y el papa. las cÁmaras de univisiÓn estuvieron la oportunidad de filmar hace varios dÍas, a un taxista, uno de los miles de taxistas aquÍ en roma, con un cardenal, uno

he takes over at age 76, just two years younger than ratzinger was when he became pope. he also has just one lung, having lost the other to infection as a teenager. but questions about his age and health seem to be far from the minds of his flock, and his countrymen on this historic day. >> i think that he has a very good skills, and he is very nice person. is very charismatic and simple person. so i trust that he can, you know, go ahead with the church and have a long life. >> questions do remain about what type of pope he'll be, as he inherits a church that still faces great turmoil. there's certainly a lot for the new pope to face and that is an understatement. a lot to talk about in the hour ahead. i want to start simply with remarkable events of the day of the vatican press secretary, thomas razika. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> i don't know how you're holding up. you must be exhausted. >> quite a day. >> to say the least. your thoughts upon seeing pope francis out on that balcony. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. we were out walking sunday wit

you might remember eight years ago when cardinal ratzinger was then elected as pope benedict xvi, we of time on air talking about how cardinal ratzinger taken a hard line of turkey joining the european union on the grounds that that would somehow water down the christian identity of europe. yet once he became pope he upheld the official vatican position, which was neutrality on the idea of turkey joining the eu as long as certain human rights guarantees were upheld. we don't really know right now what this bit of background about pope francis means in terms of what he will do as pope except to say that it does seem like on the very contentious issue of gay marriage which is of course front and center on the culture wars in the west, in the past at least he's been one inclined to try to find common ground. >> vatican analyst john allen from rome, good stuff. >> coming up, venezuela's acting president says the u.s. is planning to kill his opponent in next month's election. all the chaos in the country. >> more on that. that's right. [ lane ] are you growing old waiting for your wrinkle

estas son imagenes del conclave del 2-mil-5 cuando el cardenal joseph ratzinger fue nombrado papa...y asi marcharan los cardenales manana... 11 51 19 05 es una entrada muy formal muy muy solemne donde se canta, se invoca a todos los santos, toda la familia cristiana que esta en elcielo para caminar con nosotros en la capilla. & 11 51 34 28 entrando a la capilla los cardenales al uno ponen la mano sobre el evangeliio, es el juramento formal por el secreto. luego vendra la primera votacion en absoluto silencio, mientras los ojos del mundo observan atentamente esta chimenea... 11 51 55 16 y vamos a ver humo. look live out la procesion comenzara a las 4:30 de la tarde hora de roma... la primera fumata podria verse aproximadamente 2 horas y media despues... desde luego, seguiremos aqui para traerle todos los detalles de esta historica jornada... desde el vaticano soy norma garcia... regresamos a los estudios... cesar ---entre los candidatos favoritos para reemplazar al papa benedicto 16, take video cave ---esta el cardenal italiano "angelo scola" de 71 años que fue el responsable de admin

that said, jenna lee, right now there is no ratzinger.n man's suggestions -- moynihan's suggestion of different candidates, those are good ones. i think there are others as well. i would throw out two, for example, cardinal from argentina, although he is older, now 76 years old and that would be a surprise if they don't go for a younger man, they're looking for someone right now who can also reform. and it's not an easy task to reform a 2,000-year-old institution not in terms of doctrine, but in terms of what's going on in vatican, in the urea. there's a -- cuaiae. a servant of leadership to the local churches. unfortunately, it's been mired in corruption, it's been mired in inefficiency and of dysfunction. and they are looking for someone who can step in and say enough is enough, we are called to serve the people of god. and if they find that in somebody who's a little bit older, they might go for that. and certainly they would like to find someone younger, but they're very focused, i would say laser focused on making sure that there's s

. >> reporter: in 2005, bergoglio was the runner up behind joseph ratzinger to replace the late pope paul john ii. she regarded as a strong defender of catholic doctrine. described by his biographer as a balancing force, he earned a reputation in argentina as a fierce advocate for the poor. >> this is a man of god. a man of evangelization. a man who is a great defender of democracy in a country where democracy is under real stress right now in argentina. >> reporter: his election has sparked excitement in latin america both out of cultural pride and the recognition of the growing importance and influence of that part of the world. >> bergoglio brings latin america to rome and to the world. >> well, the man chosen to lead the roman catholic church has a busy first day. nbc's claudio lavanga is at the vatican this morning. claudio, what's the mood like where you're at right now? >> reporter: well, richard, pope francis had a very early start this morning. he paid an unannounced, unexpected visit to the basilica here in rome. the biggest sanctuaries here in the eternal city, for the amu

he's a ratzinger type person, a great theologian, a great thoughtful man. and secondly -- thirdly i he's a very prayerful man. and that's the power of prayer is so important in our society and we have forgotten that and i think he will remind us of that. so for all those reasons. >> rose: he's a man that the conservatives who voted had to accept. >> yes. yes. because he -- as far as theology goes, he would be very much a conservative. >> rose: where john paul was, where ratzinger was. >> certainly where john paul was and i think where -- i would say john paul i always thought was in the center. >> rose: benedict was -- >> benedict was maybe center right but never extreme. benedict was -- >> rose: ands where the new pontiff? >> i think he's center. i think he's like john paul. the he can talk to both sides. and appreciate both sides and bring them together. >> a lot of firsts here, first latin america. >> yes. first jesuit. >> rose: you must be thrilled by that. >> (laughs) i was trained by the jesuits. i'm not a jesuit myself. but -- >> rose: first francis?

when we say odds on favorite, it's not like last time that ratzinger was the guy who had it to lose.re's no one like that that has that kind of lock going into it. we could be here a few days. there's a number of people who say it could go a couple of more days this time as they try to narrow the field down to who they are going to pick and perhaps pick someone who is not one of the favorites going forward. >> we'll have to wait and see. leland vittert, reporting live outside of the vatican. thank you. and stay with us. you can get the information on ktvu.com and your mobile device. just go to our home page and click on the papal conclave tab. >>> a big announcement made by nasa today about the possibility of life on mars. we'll tell you what was discovered. >>> the fog was hanging around a long time today. rosemary will tell you about that and if there's any hope of pain. >>> and the president's special trip to congress. you will hear what's on his agenda. >>> the search for an oakland bomb who disappeared last weekend -- woman who disappeared last weekend after going out for a walk

when joseph ratzinger was the favorite back then. he got 47 votes on the first ballot of the first day. then the second day on the second ballot, he got about 60 votes, which wasn't good enough for an overall majority even then. but then on the fourth ballot on the second day, well, he got the job with a vast majority. so how is that going to affect the conclave this time? well, certainly it will prolong a conclave that was already expected to belong in the first place, richard. >> we'll enjoy the process and claudio is there to report as this process goes forward. thanks, as always. >>> president obama says authorities are looking into whether private financial information belonging to the first lady was hacked and then later published. it comes as the president prepares to meet with business leaders on cybersecurity. about 100 celebrities and politicians had their personal information posted online on tuesday. all were apparent victims of what's called a docsing attack, posting information on the internet. mr. obama did not say whe

. >> reporter: in 2005 bergoglio was runner-up behind joseph ratzinger to replace the late pope johnaul ii. he's regarded as a strong defender of catholic doctrine, described by his biographer as a balancing force, he earned a reputation in argentina as a fierce advocate for the poor. >> this is a man of god, a man of the new evangelization. a man who is a great defender of democracy in a country where democracy is under real stress right now in argentina. >> reporter: tonight, choosing to become pope francis, he takes the name of 13th century preacher saint francis assisi who lived a life of poverty. no surprise to those who know him. >> you can see the humility of the man. you can see the calm of the man. i can tell you, i know the strength of the man and the compassion of the man. >> reporter: his election sparked excitement in latin america both out of cultural pride and the recognition of the growing importance and influence of that part of the world. >> bergoglio brings latin america to rome and to the world. >> reporter: his papacy is expected to reflect his sense of strong so

but there was no doubt when they went into that conclave that joseph ratzinger was a front-runner.this time, george, do we? >> no, that's right, chris, no papal funeral. no mourning before a papal funeral. an unprecedented historical situation, and not only no front-runner, but no front row at daytona here. this is a much more wide-open process. as we watch cardinal giovanni batista ray say a prayer that concludes the singing of the ancient hymn "come holy spirit." >> and george, you pointed out, this is cardinal ray, who is right now as we see in front of the microphone there. the important part, george, that comes down to when they go to cast their first ballots, explain why the cardinals will try to disguise their handwriting? >> well, there is a bit of confidentiality involved in this. they're asked to write legibly, but in a way that is not clearly their own. this is a rather complicated instruction. they'll individually walk up to that urn in which the ballots are cast. and say, "i call to witness christ the lord, who will be my judge. that he for whom i am voting is the one

>> mara, angelo skoal la will bring continuity to the papacy of joseph ratzinger, pope deny dict xvi. so not much will change while the other two american cardinals who till a few weeks ago didn't stand a chance have suddenly become the front-runners of the so-called reformers, those that want to bring a breath of fesh repair into the vatican walls and to break the italian lock on that roman courier that was so much criticized by cardinals from around the world. scola is believed to have gotten the most votes last night. but the runners up are the american cardinal. we'll know soon enough in the next few days whether we do have the first american cardinal in history. >> what are the cardinals looking for? what direction do they want to take the church in? do we have any indications as to what those things might be? >> well, while the cardinals are divided, they seem to agree on one thing. they want a holy man who is also a businessman because while benedict xvi was appreciated as a great spiritual leader, he was criticized for not having had a strong hand on the administrative side of

eight years ago cardinal joseph ratzinger was the front-runner. this year, there is no clear concession on a front-runner. they're hoping to energize the church's 1.2 catholics. their favorite appears to be odilo pedro scherer. also angelo scola is a favorite. american cardinals, timothy dolan of new york and cardinal sean patrick o'malley of boston also appear to be in the mix. >>> president obama is expecting to ramp up a charm offensive traveling to capitol hill to attend each party's weekly meetings. the recent steps in reaching out including dining with top senators could go a long way in reaching a budget deal but that they would not have changed the political impact the country is in today. >> i'm welcoming with open arms. i think the president is tremendously sincere. i don't think this is a poe will the call change in tactics. i think he would like to solve the problems of the country and it would be to his benefit and every american's benefit if he did that. it's time to start leading. the way you do that is quit poking your finger in pe