as one priest observed during a public appearance of pope benedict, he is like a man that comes upon a burning house and focuses his attention on the pretty flowers in the front garden. theocuses his attention on pretty flowers in the front garden. that is the way that this particular priest observed the way the pope benedict was handling or not handling these cases of sexual abuse. that is a strong indictment. >> it is. one of the documents came out today talked about how frustrated the cardinal in new york was when he was in milwaukee because he could not get the vatican to move against these men. some of them would have accusations that would run 10 years for resolution. there were priests that abused 200 children in one case, students at a school for the death. he died before he was kicked out of the priesthood. the frustration american church leaders have with rome dragging its feet was enormous. the pope benedict who was first reside in 600 years resigned because the thing he was worn out by this. i don't think he could stand another day of this crisis going on. i am not naive

a gay lobby did not drive pope benedict from the church because if they had, it would have looked likes. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> john: you've got to admit, that would have been one hell of an exit. the bottom line to all of this is no matter what country you live in, what religion you belong to, it seems crazy that in this day and age, anyone has a problem with which gender you want to, uhm-- what's the phrase? >> what to do sex with each ( che. ( cheers and applause ). >> john: welcome back to the show. earlier this week, one of america's most prominent politicians had some big news. >> she is the most traveled secretary of state in u.s. history, but there was one place hillary clinton had yet to go until now. >> john: that's right, we're shooting her into orbit. ( laughter ) this summer, hillary clinton is secretary of space. ( laughter ) unless, unless it's something even more un-newsworthy. >> hillary clinton has arrived, on twitter. >> clinton is taking twitter by storm. the forper secretary of state, senator, and first lady also described herself as wife, mom, lawyer, and-

pope benedict signed a document in 2005 saying men with deep- rooted homosexual tendencies should not be priests. pope francis' comments came on the way back to the vatican from "world youth day." he ended his week long trip to brazil with a speech on sunday. 3million people heard him speak in rio de janeiro. on the beach, gay brazilians were happy about the pope's comments. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: this man says, what's important is that this pope is not judgmental and respects us. his friend added, the fact that pope francis is more liberal than the previous pope makes me like him even more. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: during the wide ranging news conference, the pope also spoke about the possibility of women being ordained as priests. [ non-english language ] >> no. >> reporter: francis said the church has spoken and says no. but he added that he thinks women should have more of a role in the church. francis also spoke fondly about his predecessor pope benedict xvi saying having him in the vatican was like having a wise grandfather around, someone to turn to

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searches for the lord and has good wealth, who am i to judge," a drastic change in policy from pope benedict. the pope also commented on women in the priesthood say they should not be ordained but wants to expand and deepen women's involvement. >> happening now, eight people including a baby and a contractor are in the hospital after a roe house collapsed in south philadelphia this morning. the contractor was remodeling the home when it collapsed. homes on both sides were damaged. neighbors heard an explosion and smelled gas and they are looking whether it was a natural gas explosion. a collapse downtown philadelphia demolition site killed six people in a large wall that fell in a threat store. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> stubborn clouds out there today. as we look from emeryville back to san francisco, how long it is taking to get rid of the clouds, so it will be cooler-than-average today. >> mike, we will go back to washington, dc, where the president is honoring the san francisco giants 2012 world champions. we are streaming this live for you at >> back to w

worldwide, there is lots and lots of discussions and speeches and both pope benedict and now pope francis have discussed it in homilies. and on the archdiocese events, parrishs are doing a wonderful job and special prayer groups, that sort of thing and we encourage it in the home. >> wow. >> sounds like it is going to be a really good year. and bear a lot of fruit for the church. when we get back from our first break we will be looking into more about what is going on at the archdiocese and what is happening in the archdiocese of san francisco where they will be celebrating the year of faith. stay tuned. . >>> welcome back to "mosaic," i am vickie evans, your host. and i am in the office of public policy is and special concerns. our guest is lore rah britoni. who is a fellow worker at the archdiocese. and she is the interim director in the office of worship. so we spent the first segment talking about the year of faith and what it is and why we are having it. now we will talk about what is going on in our own archdiocese to celebrate the year of faith. laura, what are our parrishs and sch

will the new pope follow his predecessor benedict whose enforcers of church orthodoxy investigated american nuns for insubordination at the very same time that the pedophilia scandal raged? this is the same group, is it not, that ran the inquisition? >> the same office under a different name. that's right. >> rose: the government of ghana and all school-aged children. >> very well done. good to be here. >> rose: how do you find a balance in all of this-- father, chairman of a major company, a foundation, and then all these other ventures? how does the balance come to you? >> i don't mow the lawn. ( laughs ) >> stahl: babies don't do much, right? well, years of research on infants as young as three months is proving that notion wrong. >> up goes the curtain. >> stahl: here at the yale infant cognition center, psychologists are observing everything from altruism to selfishness, bigotry to kindness. >> what seems to be an ignorant and unknowing baby is actually a creature with a learning sophistication. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm charli

. >> reporter: now, the pope's comments come in stark contrast to pope benedict xvi, the before him. this doesn't change anything in regard to church policy. some folks may question why the pope's latest remarks were even made when priests take a bow of celibacy when they are ordained. now, on the issue of female priests, francis said they should have a greater role in the church but cannot become priests. back to you. >> thank you. >>> there's less than a week left until b.a.r.t. employees could walk off the job again and again, crippling commutes all over the bay area. brian flores is live in oakland with the latest on the negotiations. and brian, why there's a small glimpse of optimism in this continuing dispute. >> reporter: some say this they are worlds award. others say they are making progress. whatever happens, both sides will be heating here in oakland as it is serving as a meeting point for both sides. this time next week, if both sides don't reach an agreement on a contract, hundreds of thousands may be forced to find other ways to get to where they need to go. b.a.r.t. rid

pope benedict called gays, quote, objectively disordered. pope john paul ii said homosexuals were, quote, against natural law. >>> north carolina governor pat mccory has signed a new restrictive abortion law, requiring clinics to be held to the same standard as outpatient surgical centers. critics say more abortion clinics will have to close. the governor says the law will mandate safer conditions for north carolina women. as a candidate last fall, governor mccory pledged he would not approve any new abortion restrictiones if elected. let's shift over to weather and join nbc meteorologist bill karins and a good tuesday to you. my friends. >> tropical storm flossie went through the hawaiian islands. it's still traveling, but hasn't had much of an impact. 14-foot waves were found off the coast of the big island of hawaii near hilo. it's not too bad out there. for a tropical storm that went down to a tropical depression, it's brought beneficial rain to a few spots and a breezy, windy day, but we'll be back to typical hawaii weather by later this

that there could be a plan here that the queen, once she passes the record, so to speak, pulls a pope benedict and decides to resign, retire and allow one of the heirs to come? for charles to come? what do you think? >> who would have expected a pope to retire. but i don't think anybody expects this queen to do that. i think one can't underestimate the trauma that her uncle edward the eighth had on england in the 30s. there's no sign the queen is ready to do that or would even consider it. i think if anything describes the queen, it's duty and public service. from everything that people talk about her and everything she sent to biographers and others, this is her duty, her job, her life. and this is the first time since queen victoria that there has been three living heirs all at once, i don't think it means by any stretch of the imagination that the queen is going to step aside for prince charles or william or this new baby, who's yet to be named. >> respected tenacity, let's introduce the fact that you pushed to introduce the analysis. no reigning monarch has had three direct heirs to the th

. >> i think it's in marked contrast to pope benedict xvi who in his book "light of the world" said clearlyhat seminarians with strong homosexual tendencies should not be admitted6z to seminaries. this is good news so that pope francis is really returning to what i think is an authentic catholic position, seminarians who are gay and that they can become good priests as long as they live a chaste, celebate lifestyle. >> looking at many other comments online on twitter this morning, and many people who identified themselves as catholics said they were upset with these remarks from pope francis. the comments didn't underscore a change in policy for the church. one school of thought here though is that pope francis is putting more emphasis on being inclusive. reporting live in berkeley, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> christie, thank you very much. this just into our newsroom. the fbi says it has recently rescued more than 100 children forced into prostitution all across the country with the most coming from right here in the bay area. agents arresting 150 people including some who are

>> he is a very different pope, certainly from pope benedict. a very different personality and very different from any pope in history. he is the first non-european pope terry he comes from the new world and brings a fresh vision and is seen as a very modern pope grade he speaks in a language most ordinary people can understand. he doesn't speak in parables and doesn't beat around the bush. he has spoken out directly against corruption in government and he first took over the papacy. sexualed out against abuse by priests and change the penal code and the vatican. he has gone after corruption within the vatican itself by changing the directorate of the vatican bank. a whole series of reforms in any are looking to him to implement. he has not discussed things like abortion, gay rights, the question of celibacy in the catholic church, which is a huge problem. some hope he will eventually get around to that. he is picking his battles for now. >> thank you so much. the driver of the train that crashed in spain last week telling 79 people has arrived i

as you know, in march pope francis replaced pope benedict xvi. while just a look at their two faces might have prepared us for a change in tone. no one could have predictedded how stark that change would be. >> what we have going on here is the emergence of the kind of people's pope. >> animated, relaxed and funny. reaching out, hugging and kissing. >> from paying his own hotel bill the day after he was elected to his love of the crowd, surprise is a hallmark of pope francis. >> john: surprise is a hallmark. this pope is a total prankster. like his infamous "i got your soul right here." all time he put tabs of acid on everyone's communion waivers. they were seeing god after that. and the devil. and dragons. yesterday he surprised everyone yet again. >> an historic comment by pope francis on the subject of homosexuality. >> the pope said if a person is gay and seeks the lord and has good will, who am i to judge that person? >> well, well. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: who am i to judge that person? you are the pope. judging people is basically

as for his predecessor and neighbor at the vatican, pope benedict, francis likened him to a wise grandfather. he says he doesn't live in the papal apartments because they're just too big. he cannot live alone for psychological reasons. francis likes to have people around him. that's why he likes having less security around him so he can meet people. he knows there could be a crazy person in the crowd but says there's also the lure. asked what's in his black briefcase the pope joked "it's not the keys to the atomic bomb, just a razor and some books." the pope with a common touch showing compassion with actions and words. >> that was nbc news's anne thompson reporting. >>> it is judgment day for bradley manning the army private being accused of the biggest leak of classified documents in history. he still faces 21 criminal counts the most serious of which aiding the enemy, it carries a life sentence. in march manning pleaded guilty for sharing 700,000 documents with wikileaks. >>> still ahead on "way too early" major league aibl's new a-rod strategy. how the league plans to suspend the slugger

compare that to pope benedict who called gays objectively disordered or pope john paul ii who called homosexual acts against natural law. while pope francis's comments are making global waves tonight, it's important to note the pope said nothing to suggest acceptance of gay sex or any other change in church policy. the pope also made unusually warm overtures today to divorced people who he said should receive the sacraments and women who he said are more important than bishops and priests. he also said, quote, the door is closed to women becoming priests. as with his comments on gays what we saw today was a shift in style, not substance but when you are a pope, style can be very consequential >> the question is so powerful. who am i to judge from a pope. >> exactly. you don't often hear comments like that. >> dan, thanks very much. >>> what looks like the heist of the century. $136 million in diamonds, watches, jewels gone in 60 seconds. it happened in broad daylight at one of the world's most glamorous hotels. tonight investigators are scrambling to figure out who did it and whether

pope benedict called gays "objectively disordered" and john paul ii said homosexual acts were "against natural law." >>> a verdict is expected in the trial of army private bradley manning. he's accused of aiding the enemy of handing over hundreds of thousands of doults to the wikileaks website. >> good morning, manning faces 21 charges. he's pleaded guilty already to almost half of them but prosecutors are going after the more serious charges of espionage. in court attorneys painted two very different pictures of private first class bradley manning. the defense called him a humanist, concerned about abuses in iraq. here's what he told the judge. he became obsessed on being suspicious and avoiding cooperation with our targets. >> reporter: but prosecutors say he's a traitor, whether or not he intended to aid the enemy, some of the 700,000 documents manning gave to wikileaks were found when navy s.e.a.l.s raided osama bin laden's compound. >> i think it theoretically could have hurt soldiers. i don't know that it did but it something we would want to guard against as a military. >> there

pope benedict xvi said as recently as 2005 that homosexuality was incompatible with the priesthood. this pope's tone could have a ripple effect. >> for the kid who is coming out to their mom saying, but the church says this. and they can come back and say, well, the pope just said all people should be welcome. the effects that that will have on parents who have gay children, on gay catholics themselves, i think is extremely positive when all we've heard for many years is negative, negative, negative. >> do you think he's breaking with the vatican? >> oh, no. i mean, he's -- he is not -- his comment had nothing to do with the sexual morality teachings of the church. >> reporter: and on the question of the ordination of women, the pope said the answer is no. that door, he said, is closed. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" cardinal timothy dolan and new concerns about misconduct among tsa employees. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is th with freshly bakedeve in whole grain bread.r

as for his predecessor and neighbor at the vatican, pope benedict, francis likened him to a wise grandfather. he says he doesn't live in the papal apartments because they are just too big. he says he cannot live alone for psychological reasons. francis likes to have people around him. that's why he liked having less security around him so he can meet people. he knows there could be a crazy person in the crowd but says there's also the lord. asked what's in his black briefcase, the pope joked it's not the keys to the atomic bomb, just a razor and some books. the pope with a common touch, showing compassion today with his actions and words. anne thompson, nbc news, vatican city. >>> for the first time in three years, israelis and palestinians are sitting down together for peace talks tonight. they are being held in washington. secretary of state john kerry announced that martin indyk, a veteran diplomat, former u.s. ambassador to israel will guide this process. the goal is to establish a palestinian state alongside israel and to find agreement on borders and security. >>> in cairo tonight afte

and the files also include this 2003 letter from dolan to the future pope benedict xvi, which he arguesor the dismissal of an abusive priest and the letter included a warning which he wrote, "as victims organize and become more public, the potential for true scandal is very real." >> pelley: dean, thank you very much. as you heard in dean's story he mentioned a priest, david hanser, accused of abuse. we contacted hanser, he declined to speak with us. in another scandal, the director of the vatican bank and his deputy resigned today. this follows the arrest last week of a bank accountant who is accused of plotting to smuggle $26 million into italy from switzerland. pope francis has set up a commission to investigate the bank. what happened to all the favorites at wimbledon? that's just ahead. in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health. now that's what i'm talkin' about. [ male announcer ] with kellogg's raisin bran®. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back

pope benedict xvi said as benedictas 2005 that homosexuality is incompatible 2th the priesthood. but herman said this tone will pve a ripple effect. >> for the kid coming out to his mom and she says "the church says this." saythey can come back and say "the pope said all people will be welcomed," the effect that will have on parents who have gay children, gay catholics themselves is extremely positive when all we've heard for many years is negative, negative, negative. >> reporter: do you think he's breaking with the vatican? ot oh, no, i mean, he is not... his comment had nothing to do with the sexual morality teachings of the church. .> reporter: and on the question of the ordination of women to the priesthood, bob, the pope said the answer is no. that door, he said, is closed. >> schieffer: okay, thanks, en new more on this tomorrow when new york cardinal timothy dolan, the besident of the u.s. conference f catholic bishops appears on cbs "this morning." new, the good news is millions of us are hitting the road this idsummer that midsummer trip to the beach or the campground.

. >> catherine: remember - his predecessor, pope benedict, signed a document in 2005 saying that men th 'deep- rooted should not be priests. maintained that >> catherine: the pope was also asked about the role of women in church should embrace their church work, but not embrace them as ordained priests. no new ground there. >> pam: poll ratings for new york city mayoral hopeful anthony weiner are dropping. that's according to today's quinnipiac university poll. the poll says that weiner's support fell from 26 percent last week to 16 percent. last week's survey was taken largely before weiner's latest sexting scandal was revealed. weiner has acknowledged sending lewd photos and messages to women online. >> pam: good news for burning man fans! the popular week long festival has secured a four year event permit from the federal government. kron 4's charles clifford has details. >> reporter: august about 100 miles north what's called the black rock desert. every year the event attracts more and more people and organizers have struggled to manage the growing crowds. last year, the event at

pope benedict signed a document in 2005 is that man with deep rooted homosexual tendencies should notbe priest. >> a horrific bus crashed in southern italy has claimed the lives of a least 38 people, including children. the bus one off a bridge not far from naples. they were returning from a pilgrimage to a catholic shrine. a witness on the scene said the bus fell almost 100 ft., into a heavily wooded area. it is not clear what caused the accident. area. it is not clear what caused the accident. >> we will be right back if there's a way to taketa cornr onhe che, area. it is not cl,aranmakemat caused the accident. >> w packpa of oddenddalleal iginig ran rch? well..ll.i'm a'm ears. rancracornco hidden venalley le.. but did you know we've also mastered three incredibly craveable pastas? sizzler's new incredibly craveable combos for just $10.99, right now. sizzler's new incredibly craveable combos could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w..

pope benedict took his first trip abroad as pontiff in 2006.ountry did he visit, mexico, germany, united states, or poland? stay tuned. we will tell you the correct answer. go to cnn.com/far reeed.com. you can go to itunes.com if you miss a show or special. >>> this week's book of the week is "wealth and power" by shell and deluri. there are lots of china history books but this is really well done. it tells the story with lots of interesting historical characters and deep insights into the country. >>> remember malala usef, she was the 16-year-old girl that was shot for promoting education. she bravely recovered to continue the fight. she has another ally now. meet the burqa adventure. a new animated series that debuts on pakistani tv. she wears the burqa as not a sign of impression but as a ninja costume to keep her identity secret. each episode has a moral payoff and she uses her karate skills to fight off corrupt politicians and evil magicians. the series has the backing of top pakistani singers that perform in each episode. it is said that

when this first papel trip was planned it was when pope benedict was coming. when pope francis realized he was coming this is where he really wanted to come. this is what people call black pl mary. if you want to reach brazil's youth this is the way to do it. this virgin is revere ed across the country. she's this small black statue. this was an important visit and one he recognized would really resonate here. >> tell us about the security issues. i know the pope's visit has had some problems. you had this small explosive device found and the driver that took the wrong turn and something on the metro last night. are they still concerned about his safety? >> reporter: absolutely. there's a lot of issues here. what has people least worried is that little explosive device. they don't think it had much to do with the pope's visit. the wrong turn that exposed the pope to so many well wishers adorining mobs but it still exposed the vulnerabilities. and last night the metro collapsed for a full two hours as hundreds of thousands of people were making their way to the

also, pope benedict unveiled a religious text titled the light of faith. the two made a rare appearance together chlgt it's the first time of the two have been seen together since early may. >> jobs report gives stocks a boost. >> yes. we have today's bloomberg business report. >> good afternoon. employment roar add head in june, payrolls added 195,000 workers for a second month. while the jobless rate stayed at 7.6%. these latest numbers indicate the u.s. economy is poised for faster growth. and the fb jobs report says all three stock indexes are higher today giving s and p 500 it's second weekly gain. and a 2% gain in symanech share autos and hulu according with sources one possible buyer is already out. private equity firm silver lake dropped efforts to buy hulu. paula deen announced she cut ties with her former agent. this is the latest fallout from dean's admission she's used racial slurs in the past. from bloomberg studios in new york, dan and ama. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> time to get a check on weather which has cooled off. >> can you

>> now, this seems, seems to be a significant shift from his predecessor, pope benedict who signed a document in 2005 saying that gays should not be priests. italian media have reported a so-called gay lobby secretly pulled strings at the lobby. when asked about that, pope francis said gays specifically are not the problem, lobbies are. >> and we have bill donahue, president of the catholic league. father martin, i want to start with you. some are saying what the pope said today is more a change in tone than in actual substance. what do you think? >> it is a change in tone but it's also a change in substance. to go from saying in 2005 gay men cannot be admitted to seminaries or religious orders saying who am i to judge, that's is a huge change. >> first of all, would i take issue with father martin and your introduction. the catholic church under benedict never said gays can't become priests. he said those individual who is have deep seeded homosexual tendencies should not find a home in the priesthood. whether you're straight or gay, you have to be able to put a lid on your libido, t

. >> john, pope benedict xvi would never have done anything quite like this. nothing was off limited. he discussed the role of women. do you think this signals a change in tone on that issue? >> reporter: i think you're right. we have a change in tone rather than on teaching. all the hot button topics came up. francis did not signal any substantive change in the doctrine or discipline. on women he affirmed that woman's ordination is off the table. he wants women to play much more important role for church and he wants a new theology of women. that's a new reflection where women stand many the plan of god. that's breathtakingly new in terms of tone. what we have going on is the emergence of the people's pope. a pope who wants to be the pope of everyone. not just those who show up on mass for sunday morning but the athiest of the world. >> it's a very different to see. always a pleasure to see you. he said he's already being approached to write a book about this pope. he's only been in the job a few months. >> incredible. can you imagine being down at copa coban

yo recall back in 2005 pope benedict signed a document that said gay men should not be priests. >>> cropsn by at risk group in the bay area may be served to jail inmates at the san francisco county jail. the san francisco examiner reports officials are working to serve healthier meals to deal with rising obesity problems. it's a vocational program for at risk youth. >>> movie star tom cruise and his son they were in the bay area yesterday. the two took a ride on team new zealand's yacht. they are part of the measuring's cup. they let tom cruise take control of the boat and sale under the bay bridge. cruise and his son were guests of team knew zealand sponsor. earlier in the day they were watching team knew zealand as they beat team italy. >>> time is 6:57. let's get to sal to see how traffic is going. are things smoothly going as what you have seen earlier? >> yeah it's smooth out there. this is a look at the toll plaza. you can see it's light. i think you will enjoy get into the -- if you have to go at least it will be good. lest go to sal. >>> some areas have sun. a little coolness to t

. >> john: earlier this year pope benedict quit running the catholic church after eight years of inspireingcs to quit attending the catholic church. now pope francis visits rio day jannero. and let me tell you there is a package for those who cannot attend. and it's a very nice package. it's like a get out of purgatory free card. when den picture did this a few years back, it was for young people who couldn't make it to youth day but prayed really hard, but promised full forgiveness for all sins to anybody who attended like murder and birth control. but for francis they've invited catholics who cannot make the pilgrimage in person to rio to follow by twitter. and its like worshiping in person. what matters here is that the vatican is trying anything they can to generate good will, good vibes, and good pr, no hell for you. the catholic church is doing everything they can do to get out of their own purgatory after all the sex scandals, and pope francis is doing a really good job of salvaging the image. and he ditched the popemobile. let me offer some advice to francis. he cares about the poor

country might be conflicted or disenfranchised with the catholic church, but in seeing a change from pope benedict >> i do think you'll see a change, a more embracing attitude. i'm hoping the catholics around the world take serious note of that, who am i to judge frayed from the pope and make that a part of their own lives. >> it seems like he wants to get back to the golden rule philosophy that jesus was teaching -- at least the teachings in the bible and that would be certainly nice to see coming from the pope. matthew breen from "the advocate." >> thomas, good to see you. >> it is good to be back. by tomorrow, like riding a bike, i'll be good. >> water off a duck's back. welcome back. >>> president obama heads to tennessee for the latest stop on his economy tour but as he offers the gop an olive branch, republicans pull out the pruning sheers. we will discuss with ezra klein, sam stein, melissa harris-perry, mark liebowitz and ari berman. >>> voter suppression spreads to north carolina. we'll take a look at that and other states of disgrace. >>> and, polls, timelines and even the clintons be da

the previous pope, pope benedict took his first trip in 1996. cnn.com swl nrks nrks doc in-depth analysis. you can go to i-tunes.com/fareed if you ever misa show or a special. china's long march to the 21st century. i know there are lots of china history brooks these days, but this one is really well done. it tells the story with lots of interesting historical characters and deep insights into the country. really worth reading. now for the last look, remember mallala, the 16-year-old pakistanis who was shot by the taliban for promoting girls education. there's another supergirl like her. meet the burr can avenger. a new animated series that debuts on pakistani the next month. here's a young girl who wears the costume to keep her identity secret. each episode has a moral payoff and she uses her karate skills to fight off corrupt politicians and evil magicians, or maybe the taliban, it looks like. the series has the support of top pakistani singers who perform in each episode. it is said that women on the stealth reformers of islam. in pakistan, n

pope benedict xvi described h e homosexuality acts. language, pope francis has made a shift here but would it lead to a change in doctrine or theology? >> i think what pope francis has done is open the door for a large conversation about homosexuality in the church and about the lives of ga ay and lesbian people and that is a conversation we have waited a long time for. and i think by setting the tone for that conversation, we are going to see some good advances in the future. >> what do you expect to see? what are those advances? >> i think that we are going to see less harmful rhetoric about gay and lesbian people. we are not going to hear the words evil and dangerous as much. and i think we are going to start to see some discussion about the human rights and the human designate of gay and lesbian people which is something that we really want to see and that many catholics in the u.s. want to see. >> kate, i was looking at some of your writings how you talk about the challenge experiences. how do you think the pope's remarks here may

he has god well, and searches for the lore, who am i to judge, a drastic change in policy from pope benedictho said homosexuals should not be priested and he said women should not be ordained but he wants to don't women's involvement in the life of the church. >> amazon goes on a hiring spree. where the online shopping giant has positions open. >> researchers give moms another reason to thing of breast feeding with a big impact on the kids as they grow up. >> later in our 6:00 hour, president kennedy's family as we have never seen it before, a video we are now seeing, 50 year >> amazon is now accepting job applications, lots of them. they are looking to hire 7,000 people in 13 states, mostly at distribution centers. our closest amazon distribution center is in tracy with 5,000 full time helping to fill orders or customer service. >> parents will not reach so deeply into their wallets do buy back the school items like backpacks and lunch boxes. analysts say the financial consulting firm says parents will spend an average of $428, down from $600 last year. despite the result of a survey showin

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his predecessor pope benedict said men with homosexual tendencies shouldn't become priests.today, francis said he would not judge priests for their sexual orientation. >>translator: if someone is gay and searching for the lord and has goodwill, who am i to judge? >> this was not necessarily a signal of a change in church policy but a change in tone under the new pope answering questions there. >>> still ahead, are sex scandals involving democrats reinforcing a double standard? we will have a report. >>> first, here comes the judge in the wikileaks court-martial. we've completely redone the house. it's hard to find contractors with the passion and the skill, and that's why we use angie's list. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time with honest reviews on over 720 local services. i want it done right. i don't want to have to worry about it or have to come back and redo it. with angie's list, i was able to turn my home into the home of my dreams. for over 18 years, we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. her long day of p

francis' predecessor, pope benedict the 16th, signed a document in 2005 that said men with deep-rootedxual tendencies should not be priests. francis has been much more willing, saying gay clergymen should be forgiven and their sins forgotten. the popes remarks came today during a plane journey back to the vatican from his first foreign trip in brazil. and >>darya:a horrific bus crash in southern italy has claimed the lives of at least 38 people, including children. the bus went off a bridge not far from naples. they were returning from a pilgrimage to a catholic shrine. a witness on the scene said hist the bus fell almost 100 feet, into a heavily wooded area. it's not clear what caused the accident. peace talks between israel and palestine are set to start today in washington. the move comes after a major effort was made by secretary of state john kerry to bring the two sides together. despite a return to the table, neither side appears upbeat. each has blamed the other for the lack of success in 20 years of negotiations interrupted by bouts of violence. this time around peace talks we

pope benedict resigned in february.is puts his own stamp on the trip altering the trip to go to a slum. his journey to the largest catholic country is the first visit by the first latin american pope. >> comes at a time when latin america is facing a host of challenges, and his message to latin america is that i'm one of you. >> reporter: security is high. one brazilian official calling it the biggest police operation in the city's history. in the next six days, thousands of army, air force, navy soldiers join ranks of police and security forces, costing upwards of $50 million. adding to concerns, pope francis will use an open air jeep with no barrier between him and the pilgrims. >> we would have preferred he come with the pope mobile, that's by his own personal choice, not the vatican but his. >> reporter: the papal comes in the wake of protests a month ago, angry over corruption, transportation hikes and failing services. hosting the world cup in 2014 and olympics in 2016. pope francis' challenge is to inspire youth

bunch of ath licks didn't realize pope john paul ii was completely against the iraq war as was pope benedict. what do you say to catholics against abortion rights but who don't even know that the pope is against the death penalty? >> you know what, john? it is not just catholics. it is american people. people need to reflect and be educated on issues. the death penalty we know this. thurgood marshall said a long time ago, the first black supreme court justice that american people say this for the death penalty. educate them on it and they're going to reject it. that's true on all of the issues. you bring people into deeper reflection. that's why the film of "dead man walking" is so good because tim robbins is brave in it. he brings you over to both sides. he leaves you there so you go to deeper reflection on an issue. oh, here's tim robbins he's one of those liberal bleeding hearts, we'll have an anti-death penalty film here. wrong! i got a letter from a high school kid who went with his class to see "dead man walking," he was a senior. he said before i went to see the film, i was for the de

because it was a big deal for his predecessor, pope benedict, who authored a vatican document that saidh deep-seated homosexual tendencies should not become priests. you might say we kind of had an idea that this pope was a tad different from the get-go when he said no thank you to the fancy red papal loafers that went and instead with a simple pair of black shoes or when he decided to carpool in a minivan with the cardinals who elected him. oh, and let's not forget his decision not to move into the luxurious papal apartment, which is where he's supposed to stay, instead opting for the not as fancy vatican guest house. then a couple of weeks ago he picked his popemobile of choice. it's a five-year-old ford focus. now, we knew something was up. but what he said on that plane, the "who am i to judge" part, does set him apart from the other guys. you see, the catholic church retains a public sort of unseen policy presence in the rest of the world, something that's difficult for many of us here to imagine. what the catholic church says in much of latin america and much of africa, even in so

in 2005 pope benedict signed a document that said homosexual men should not be priests. d today about a monsignor in the vatican who was suspected of being involved in a gay tryst, the pope said that case was investigated according to canon law and no such evidence was revealed. but the pope made a very important distinction about that case. since the allegations involved consenting adults, the pope said that what they were investigating were issues of sin, not crimes like sexually abusing children. and the pope pointed out that when someone sins and confesses god not only forgives, he forgets, according to catholic teaching. about such forgiven sins the pope said today, "we don't have a right to not forget." joining me now on what those words signal for the catholic church, sister simone campbell, leader of nuns on the bus, which is a part of the network of national catholic social justice lobby. and father james martin, editor at large for "america" magazine. sister simone, the pope also touched on the role of women in the church. he said, "we still do not have a theolo

his predecessor pope benedict it behind a document saying that men are homosexual tendencies should note priests. pope francis said women should take on a greater role in church leadership. but he said church law still forbids them from becoming priests. he made those remarks on his way home from last week's big trip to brazil where he joined millions of the faithful for world youth day. the argentine pope personally greeting followers, even walking down some of the streets of the slums without his bullet-proof pope mobile. police in southern california say it was a mob scene. we'll report, you decide. with fighting and vandalism at the end of a surfing competition last night. here it is. south of los angeles, particularly in huntington beach where the cops say a fight broke out as a large crowd gathered. high i can't, when police tried to break up the initial brawl these rowdy crowds moved downtown, overturned some porta johns, damaged some cars and store windows. the man who shot this video tells one of our producers there seemed to be no purpose for any of the madness. it looked like