expanding world wide when the children are playing the finally in sight the two spot mood swings francis good luck and good night and that concludes our views on the news the see so much you covering but is there a meaning what is going to be who's writing it and where was it leading to seeking to bearings we seem to turn to the news to take heat for the medium is the message and this most by will mean the planet is now the method for defining collective reality each night if it's not on the news it didn't happen right as history is played out in the events and journalists alike the story is of the president. at this crossroads means moving in the stolid camille for to have his lungs a little beyond innocent spectators and standards but it comes and plays in them and that's the news that's most of the team so what is the mood when. there is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really need to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the field. when the definitely the target of the gun lobby the one

world wide the winds of change were not playing the finally in sight for two spot new figures francis good luck and good night and that concludes our views on the news the see so much you covering but is there a meaning what is going to be who's writing it and where was it leading to seeking to bearings we seem to turn to the news to take heat for the medium is the message and this most by will mean the planet is now the method for defining collective reality each night if it's not on the news it didn't happen right as history is played out in the events and journalists alike the story ends up the president. at this crossroads between moving into stocks can we afford to have kids playing some living beyond we know in a sea of spectators and bystanders but it comes into play isn't it and that's the news that's most of the choices for most use when back using. new york london. the whole world is on the go. to the future of the original one a further one down the end there are fun to hang up the core of that building at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the m

melissa francis, good day to you. >> good day. >> the gap, explain it. high numbers. >> it is the slice of people, they make too much money to qualify for the state program and not enough to qualify for the federal program. they are left out. one example is a 57-year-old barber in alabama and diabetic and makes 10,000 a year. and can't afford to buy coverage without assistance and doesn't qualify for any. and if he made a thousand a year he would qualify for federal subsidies and these folks are left out in the cold. >> how many are a lot? >> the kaiser foundation said 5 million between ages of 18- 64 and all comes from the supreme court decision that we couldn't force states to expand medicaid. alabama said they can't cover more people because they can't afford. it and that's how the people got left out. >> what happens then? a lot of people are facing this. >> there is so much tinkering with obama care and this group, they lay out the individual stories it is hard not to be sympathetic to them. it is difficult to believe it will not happen. they pulled

. >> i read the article and it puts pope benedict bad and pope francis good and that is super official is a false notion that this pope will change church teaching. not true. this pope is as loyal to christ and his doctrine as benedict. this is a cheap way to sell magazines. obviously take advantage of religion. when is the last time they consulted religion in a serious way? >> this is the same magazine that had the judgment to put one of the suspected it boston bombers on the cover. so actually pope francis was brought in according to statistics, 6.6 million more christians. >> absolutely. pope francis hopes people take interest in religion because it has something to tell us and catholicism was something people want to hear about. >> father murray thank you for being with us. >> thank you, judge. >>> and coming up, the biggest sporting event in the land tomorrow, the super bowl. how about the security, is it enough? stay wit >>> the broncos and the seahawks will battle it out in the super bowl tomorrow. but law enforcement is fighting a different battle. trying to secure met life sta

. >>> pope francis is making good on his promise to. to handle all business and personal mattery the biggest change in 20 years. for now a separate entity will over see and has not met international banking standards. >>> countless others are alive because of their dedicated service. >> ahead tonight friends and colleagues remember two killed in the line of duty. >>> and a quick fix for the products. a security hold that can leave you vulnerable to hackers. >>> wet, windy weather is on the way. which storms will arrive on what day coming up. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey

the rain is going to enhance for everybody and you can see offshore from san franci pretty good cell. heyward fall is not so much. but, that'll change because this front is finally pressing out and changeing pattern. we are picking up the sdwindz wind and we'll pick up the rain. the peak time for this is 1-4:00 as we are pressing south. the rain up north has been impressive. thursday, in marin county , more than 9 inches of rain and san jose about 3 quarters of an inch, that's since thursday. you will take a left on 121 and as you get to 121 and highway 12, major intersection. at that important interception, mark kelly has been standing by of what we are now calling it a lake. >> reporter: i like that nickname. let me show you the water has been rise ing for the last hour and a half. you can see they have closed out this road at route 12 and 121 in to seminole. here is video of yesterday and last night they had a bad mud slide there and the road went down a hill and into a truck. just last night the national weather services saying that we are seeing here half inch of rain an hour. an

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good morning, francis. >> let's start this morning with raymond felton. who was freed on bail after his arrest on weapons charges including two felonies for a gun he was not registered to have. he was issued a six-month order of protection from his wife whose lawyer turned that gun into police. >>> in college basketball, wichita state dominated bradley. er they are the first team to get 30 wins from the regular season since the unlv in the 1991 season. >>> florida faced vanderbilt in nashville. smith scored 19 points as the gators held off vanderbilt, 57-54. >>> the florida state baseball team in. colludining jay miswinston. he said he was just thrilled to meet derek jeter. >> i was kind of star struck. i just kept telling him it was an honor to meet him. sometimes it feels like when i talk to little kids how they feel sometimes. sometimes they are speechless. that's how i was. >> and jason collins first game for the brooklyn nets got a lot of attention as he became the first openly gay player in the nba. since then the nets have signed him number 98 and

francis has more. >> reporter: well, good evening, terry, any time you have this many people in the city for this type of event, it is a challenge to get around, especially tonight. as always, san francisco's chinese new year parade started with a bang. and as always the streets were packed with hundreds of thousands of people. >> this is our first year. >> reporter: what do you think? >> this is awesome. it was worth it. it was worth the trip down here. >> reporter: but those who tried to get to the parade route on muni had to exit the subway after a man was struck and killed on the tracks at powell station late this afternoon. police say the investigation determined the man fell onto the tracks. the subway between embarcadero was shut down until about 6:30. by that time the parade was under way. it is considered the larges celebration est celebration of the chinese new year outside of china. and that is the year of the horse, the san francisco mayor ed lee explained it. >> during those times the horse was the only thing that delivered people and goods. so it has to be very dependable. so i think thi

. >> good afternoon carolyn st. francis association. san francisco. i also support of the continuance. i did not understand until a couple of days ago we could comment on the counterpart sections and i need more time. policy 1.6 should sad add a reference such as a is it fair to say wood so single-family homes could be maintained in san francisco. we just celebrated our citizen technology in 2012 as a single-family neighborhood in san francisco and those are the types of neighborhood that should be encouraged in san francisco. muni is unequal able to serve our population during the rush hour. normally 20 minutes to downtown, however, during rush hour trains stop and muni can't get the number of cars they need. you sit there in the middle of the tunnel sometimes 5 minutes at a time and my

good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> high hopes for pope francis, but when benedict the 16th cameope weren't there expectations that he would clean up the church as well? >> absolutely. that same good friday address that he gave five days before the pope died, [ inaudible ] has he then was promised to clean the filth in the church, and i have no doubt in my mind that he was thinking specifically of the big case we were dealing with, and that was the promise he made, but unfortunately he couldn't do the things he -- he wanted to do. >> masielle was the head of the he gones of christ, and he had a very long history where documents had been sent to the vatican, calling attention to his behavior. he ended up having six children out of wed lock, he ended up abusing a score of children including some of his own biological children. it's an incredible story that you tell, and it wasn't just pope benedict. it was two popes before him. >> yeah, that's true. it's extraordinary, because the complaints were first brought against him in the mid-50s, and he was do nating large amounts of money

goods. >> pope francis is celebrating mass with 19 new cardinals. the role of a cardinal is to, quote, be a good servant, not a good master. and warned them to avoid the temptations of power and to instead embrace humility. >>> and the governors of every state in america in one place this weekend, talking common problems, including the impact of the affordable care act/obamacare, and fighting unemployment or perhaps fixing it with some jobs. we'll see. peter ducy has more tonight from washington. peter. >> harris, now less than two months away from the first ever open enrollment deadline, governors across the country are split about how big a footprint they want the affordable care act to have in their state. >> i don't think the measure's success in government is how many people are dependent on government. i want people to no longer be dependent because we help them get good jobs. and that's part of our philosophy. >> in my state and other states, the republican governors because they don't like the president, because they want to make a political

good to be here. >> this was a big day in washington. you attended the state luncheons. >> francis hollande is ecstatic to be here. he hasn't had good news, the unemployment rate in france has gone up. polls are low and the french media will be kav eted by president obama -- coveted by president obama and joe biden. it's a great pr move for him to be here. i spoke to him. he was delighted at the whole message that he was sending home. to be able to reinforce the alliance that he has with washington. >> what does it say about the relationship between the u.s. and france? >> a couple of things. francis hollande has been a steady alley of president obama, on every core issue on the international scene. better than that, when president obama made him look like a fool, like on syria, when he - francis hollande was blindsided by, you know, president obama calling off the strikes, and privately francis hollande was furious. he never said so publicly, and never criticised the u.s. on the n.s.a. spying program. he's been tame compared to angela merkel, or the brazilian president who cancell

he said in his new role if he wants to take his leave from paul francis this has given us a pretty good example of being someone who is with people he listens to people who seek to discern the lord's way forward and talking to the people of god the reaction he prides itself on being more fertile than the city. join the trouble is it's there it was severely tested knowledge under new management its catholic population has a chance to begin again. to read it mcgauchie news jenny city one in ten children here i'm doing is doing with that basic necessities according to a coalition of over one hundred non government organizations. the children's rights alliance has also called it a disgrace. if and when times get a spectrometer children three and a half times those of the population the children's rights alliance a new report card on how the government's leading miners awards ministers the greats in the areas of constitutional rights education and protection from abuse and neglect they lose them when it comes to travelers and migrants in particular is in mortality rates for tethered to the n

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his american version of the character he's a democrat from south carolina whose named francis underwood. i have goodfor you. the good news is this, if you like political drama and political intrigue and haven't seen the american version i'm here to tell you as your friend you still have the opportunity to find and watch the old british one, the old bbc one before you watch the american version. you should totally do that. take it from me. however, the bad news is that if you have already watched the american version, if you watched even some of the american version you actually can't go back, you can't go back now and watch the bbc one after you've seen the american one. it's like orange juice and milk, you can only do them in one order. you'll not like the bbc one if you watch it after the american one. also the other one is a big spoiler. it only works if you watch the british one first and then the american one. take it from me. the second season of the american version, kevin spacey has been posted today on netflix, which despite the rule i'm allowed to tell you because technically that's not tv

. >> good morning, my name is francis glen and i am a 40 year resident of the mariono district and i became a independent tour guide and i am a member of the san francisco tour guide gilled, in july when i started there were few restrictions on any type of private, enclosed charter vehicle. and enclosed charter vehicles and going around the neighborhood with private groups and no problem. and we began having issues all of a sudden we already knew that the residents of the areas like north beach and the marina who were wealthy had restricted their areas and so that was a given, in july of 2012, we asked supervisor, chui to end our meeting and speak to the north beach restrictions which have gone into effect and we were unaware and he turned around and said, please get involved. i formed a committee, on transportation, and began working through all of the city bureaucracy and agency to find out who had the responsibility for every issue and every area. and it is now, almost two years later. and i have been and it is i would like to commend jerry robins and he has almost single hand he

francis imperson ate ers. for the first time in a long time the church is getting good press. to have catholics all over the world looking up. >> now we are waiting to see how popular the name francis and frances with an e for girls. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. governor chris christie's one time political allies turning on him. one of the former allies issue >> i had no knowledge of this, the planning, execution of it. >> that is governor chris christie denying connection to the four day traffic jam of the

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but at itself worst it's been a location of gossip and intrigue and secrecy and this is not good and pope franciss calling out what's best for us and we need to hear it. >> how was the message received because i don't think most people think of cardinals as gossiping. >> oh my goodness. >> we're human beings. i'm afraid we have all the flaws of human beings. norah knows that because she's had a meal with me. she knows my flaws. we are. we're versus acceptable to it. >> pope benedict took off his whatever cap which is white but he took it off out of a respect for the pope. >> right, charlie. you're wise to notice that. this is our zoo ke toe. we take it off for people above us when we pray because we're addressing the lord. we take it off, we cardinals when we meet the holy father. it was great to see that act of allegiance. it reminded us of what he said. remember when he met with the college of cardinals for the last time. he said one of you will be my pope and i look forward to giving my love loyalty, and allegiance to new pope. he's done it consistently but it was dramatic when he did it satur

military wants to shrink, is it a good idea >> will pope francis succeed where others haven't >> the moon takes a hit - should we be worried on other. >> i'm antonio mora, and you're watching "consider this". here is more on what's ahead. >> joaquin guzman is like the osama bin laden of drug

francis. two of them. so it is good public relations.t i find amazing is that he is saying these things and indicating that the church is open in a lot of ways and the rock star pope. three covers, "rolling stone." the doctrine of the church has not changed. >> that is going to take a long time to change thousands of years. of dogma, basically. he softens his tone on gay marriage and abortion and has spoken out more with the whole sex abuse of children scandal. so he is at least talking about it. but it will take a long time before he can get the word out. >> can't just say i will allow women priests and gay marriage. it is not that simple to win people over. >> sure. it's like congress and the senate here. he has to go through a bunch of factions within the church. he is getting the word out and using twitter, for instance. he has 3.2 million twitter followers. that is 700,000 less than piers morgan. 46 million less than the antichrist. some refer to him as the bieber, justin bieber. he only follows eight people which is all him in diff

nbc bay area's montie francis is at the park with more for us. >> good evening. at this point police are calling this a suspicious death but they're not saying much beyond that. this is a very popular park. when we arrived here late this afternoon, there were dozens of people walking, jogging, walking their dog and news of this body here comes as a shock to people who live nearby. you can still see burn marks in the parking lot where police say a woman's body was still on fire when the fire department arrived add redwood regional park at 10:30 last night. police say the woman's body was burned beyond recognition and it may be difficult to identify her. >> right now we're going to call it a suspicious death. we don't know if it's a homicide or something that was self inflicted. >> the park was open today and crowded with people, most of whom expressed disbelief about what had happened. >> it definitely shocking to me. i never seen anything bad happen up here. i come here all the time by myself, too. >> i don't know what to think. i come here every week. i hike alo

. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is dan jordan, a resident here in an sro hotel in san francisnd i work as a collaborativ peer counselor. in my position we work with people in these hotels on a daily ba help them solve their if it means to call in city agencies to do so. liketment of building inspection, department of public health adult protection services and the likes. have to go to their hotels and and t to solve the problem there. usually we can get letter or making a phone call. sometimes we have to work with these people four or five weeks at a time to this is a situation i you help me come up with a solution. we always try to get the solution. there have been numerous times that i have as well to come up with solution to solved. i think i would be good for this position i do have experience inwith the sro tennants. also i was on the campaigns for the grab bars to be installed in all the hotels and in the campaigndisabled everal times. i believe i would be the right person for this position. thank you. >>super thank you. any questions? thank you very much. nati next appl

good press. that has to have catholics all over the world looking up. >> now we are waiting to see how popular the name francis and frances with an e for girls. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. governor chris christie's one time political allies turning on him. one of the former allies issue >> i had no knowledge of this, the planning, execution of it. >> that is governor chris christie denying connection to the four day traffic jam of the bridge. the governor first ignored the allegations and came word of the ee-mails including one of the deputy chief of staff bridgett kelly. time for traffic problems in fort lee. the next day governor christie holding the marathon news conference. >> i was blind sided yesterday morning. it was the first time i knew about this and the first time i have seen documents revealed yesterday. i had no knowledge or involvement in this issue and i knew nothing about this. i had no knowledge of this. i first found out about it after it was over. i didn't know about it. i'm more focused on why the truth wasn't told to me. i found this out at 8:50 yesterday morning. i foun

what i find so endlessly fascinating about francis underwood is that people ask is he good, is he evil? and he doesn't see himself through that lens. he sees ethics and morality as a form of quick sand. >> rose: and he sees the end justifying the means. >> that's right. if i offer you progress does it matter why i'm doing it? does it matter if i'm self-interested in even if you don't agree with what i'm doing i would rather give you forward momentum than stagnation. if that doesn't work, let's try something else out. but when we are stuck in the sand we can do nothing. that's attractive to people in our political climate. he sees ethics as a form of cowardice because it prescribes your behavior. it doesn't give you any choices. it removes flexibility. whether you agree with that or not, that's his world view so he would smirk at the question of evil, what's good, what's bad. he goes "what gets me one step forward? that's the question i want to ask that's how francis approaches life. >> rose: who is -- was there one political character, one line, one book that would tell us who frank un

good question. at first, the head of the nih is francis collins, and he is the one who sequenced -- or who led the human genome experiment. and he wanted to like map all diseases. that was his grand idea. and the drug companies were like are you crazy? we can't think of some big theoretical experiment like that. we want something that will go into our pipeline and help us make honmoney. so they looked at diseases what patients really needed and they came up with alzheimer's, diabetes, and they also came up with two autoimmune disorders, rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. so they focused on those four for this initial five year project. >> so let's talk about this $230 million. put that in perspective about how much these companies would spend if they weren't part of this trial. >> this is peanuts to be honest with you for the pharmaceutical companies. but -- because they spend like over 200 something billion a year worldwide. but what they're doing here is something money can't buy. they're -- they have agreed to give their best scientists a lot of their tissue and blood samples and all their data for the

good point. thank you, sandra. melissa francis is here to take us through the next hour of "money."lissa: that's right, we have such a jam-packed show today. in addition to the wall street throwdown which we love. we have the legend behind the are up bell in the jungle. don king is here. anyone not following what is going going on with gm. it is time to tune in because this situation is blowing up. we'll tell you how hard it can hit the auto industry. we're going live to a gm auto dealership because even when they say it's not it is always about money. jenna: we have two hours left in trading for the whole entire month. we're looking at the dow right now up 104 points. it is losing a little bit of steam. alan knuckman of trading advantage is on the floor of the

goodness. they trying to recover eight classic cars swallowed up in a giant sinkhole. >>> and an incredible day at the v vatican. pope emeritus benedict making a surprise visit, joining pope francis for a ceremony installing a new generation of cardinals. >>> president obama is trying to make good on a promise he made at the state of the union last month. >> i'm reaching out to some of the leading american foundations and corporations on a new initiative to help more young men of color facing especially tough odds to stay on track and reach their full potential. the bottom line is michelle and i want every child to have the same chance this country gave us. >> the president has launched an initiative called my brother's keeper to try and help a group of americans whose lives are disproportionately affected by poverty and prison. that is just one of the ways the president is trying to help, but are there things the government is doing that is actually working against improving the lives of men of color? joining us now on today's beyond the dream, johnny c. taylor. this also campuses are focused on this. a specific praogram at southern university called five fifths agenda. the guy

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good point. thank you, sandra. melissa francis is here to take us through the next hour of "money." melissa: that's right, we have such a jam-packed show today. in addition to the wall street throwdown which we love. we have the legend behind the are up bell in the jungle. don king is here. anyone not following what is going going on with gm. it is time to tune in because this situation is blowing up. we'll tell you how hard it can hit the auto industry. we're going live to a gm auto dealership because even when they say it's not it is always about money. jenna: we have two hours left in trading for the whole entire month. we're looking at the dow right now up 104 points. it is losing a little bit of steam. alan knuckman of trading advantage is on the floor of the cme, joining us right now. volume is a little bit light down there. you think people are sitting on their hands waiting for next week's jobs number or what is going on? >> there is excuse to wait. trend is very much intact. my focus is going on how the trend extending itself and indicators to gauge it. i'm looking at vix.

melissa francis is here to talk about all of. that how are you. good day to you. what is the warning from the white house? >> they want you to know when you file your tax return next year they will look back at this year starting in january and wanting to make sure that everyone has had insurance every month and if not, you are going to face a penalty when you file your tax return. and you think you are safe, there is a lot of confusion and didn't have insurance, they want you to know that you will face a penalty for the january month that went by? >> what is the penalty. one percent of the house hold or 95 per dult plus 47.50 up to $285. which ever is higher that is going to pay. over time it is going up to 2.5 percent of the adjusted gross income or 2085 which is higher? >> and some people call it a tax. no, no. it is not a nice word. you don't like tax. it is shared responsibility payment. it is your responsibility and mine and theires is going to help you share your dollars with the rest of the country. so now the irs is helping you a long. >> srp. shared resp

. >> good morning, garrett francis with cs transportation. one of the things i'm sure you came across as a mayor -- if know in this when you're trying to get these projects off the ground is the issue of permitting and streamlining, and map 21 did some of that. how would you take that mayoral experience and the business experience, look at some of the issue wes have with environmental and permitting and streamlining when we're trying to get some of these high job-producing projects off the ground. >> great question. you know, i had a similar situation as a mayor. we had a city that permitted everything outside the building and a county that permitted everything inside the building, and the two groups of people that did that work didn't sit next to each other, didn't -- there was no common platform for these things to get resolved, and a lot of the review processes were sequential in nature and not concurrent in nature. so they weren't all doing the work at the same time. which meant it took longer. one of the things i think is under emphasize

peters basilica where pope francis is elevating his first class of bishops into the college of cardinals. >> good morning to you. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. ukraine's opposition says president viktor yanukovych fled the capital. a top aid to the beleaguered president says he's not going anywhere. ukraine's patient is meeting to discuss the crisis. the opposition wants early elections organised for may. despite a deal for political transition, protesters are out in full force, demanding that viktor yanukovych resign immediately. al jazeera's nick schifrin spoke with some protesters about why they won't back down. >> for exactly three months they filled the square, witnessing two resolutions, hoping for a third. they appealed for support. >> it was a lopping, long, long time. you'll bring us the change in the country. it controls everything. >> but the crowd was unmoved. at the base of the stage, small shrines, hundreds of protesters. the square hosted funerals. >> they captured the square and vowed to go nowhere, even when asked by national hero. >>

good of the community at large. the former principal center school and actually the former francis scott key on 42nd avenue is kind of a bad tooth in a neighborhood that is not getting -- the neighborhood is getting better and the property is actually getting worse so this is where the principal's union currently has its office. we moved the principal school out to a real building because we didn't feel students should be in a site like that and we have no desire to put money into that building so the goal is leverage that site -- the highest and best use according to a financial analysis for housing. obviously it could be a small school site if we chose to do that. there are private schools in the area that see it as a place to build a play ground or athletic field and no decisions have been made but that is clearly on our portfolio list and there is a high desire from t supervisor of the district and from neighbors that see it as blight in the neighborhood and i don't blame them and you see a photo here and it's intensely built up around it mostly single family homes and duplexes and there's our property right in t

monte francis is in san jose tonight with more details, monte? >> reporter: good evening. this is not the first time this neighborhood has been hit and the thieves appear to be coming back because most people don't have locks on the mailbox, there is nothing from preventing people from coming by and taking your mail and taking off in a matter of seconds. people who live in this neighborhood are on the look out for anything or anyone that appears out of place because a week and a half ago, people stole mail from boxes up and down the street from 7:00 in the morning. >> they said they would booth up patrol. i hope they follow through. >> reporter: donna had her mail stolen before and she said after the most recent theft, she'll put her mail under lock and key. >> it's always in the back of your head of, you know, are they going to be taking money out of my account? is my account safe? is it secure? it's scary and alarming. i hope it gets fixed. >> reporter: police arrested two men, 47-year-old david zummer and timothy ryaner who had stolen mail from 250 address s. police bel

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francis. >> absolutely. >> when pope benedict xvi weren't there scandals in the church, and hopes he'd clean them up? >> absolutely. the famous good friday address that he gave five days before the pope died. ratsinger promised to clean the filth in the church. i have no doubt in my mind as others do that he was thinking of the big case that we deal with of mafiell, mafiell. he couldn't do the things that he wanted to do. >> marciel was the head of the looejons of -- legions of christ, and he had a long history, as you expose in the documentary, where documents were sent to the vatican, calling attention to his behaviour. the man ended up having six children out of wedlock. abusing a score of children, including some of his own biological children. it's an incredible story that you tell. how did - it wasn't just pope benedict. it was pope john paul and pope paul before him. >> the first complaint was in the 1950s. there was large amounts of money donated to the individual and the church in general. all the problems were overlooked. it is a dreadful story. >> pope benedict - he was stephen as a bulldog, a tough man, a doctrinel car

good morning. welcome back. bloomberg'srom european headquarters in london. francieff today today.cine lacqua is off elliott has more. >> the fund is called ine ventures. what is the big idea here? early-stage in high-tech startups. the general idea is to hope companies relocate to new york and philadelphia. the research and development will stay here in israel. we are investing about $300,000 into these companies. we are bringing them over to the united states. right now, whether it is the tel aviv stock exchange, they are trying to build tech companies here and not moving them to the united states. >> there are two philosophies. to stay and grow and build and enter the u.s. market at a later stage. but what we see here in israel and being in the industry for 50 years in israel is that so many new startups are popping up every day. the lack of funding in israel is getting smaller and smaller and the amount of companies that are popping up each day because of platformss to cloud is more and more companies with less and less money. the preface of the fund is to get th

millions of catholics around the world asking pope francis to break with tradition and keep up with modern times. >> we're joined live from rome, claudio, good to see you. this is a new pope, claudio, trying to bring the church back in line with modernity and family values and homosexuality. just how far do you think this is likely to go? >> well, it really is an uphill battle for him because obviously the up for giving stance on issues like abortion, like birth control and homosexuality is strongly ingrained in the catholic church's position. it will be unlike tlikely to coe those ingrained with those stances and teachings. but one of the first things that are believe to change soon probably as early as october when the big congress of bishops on the issues of families will take place is the relaxation of the prohibition for divorced catholics who then remarry to receive confession. well, the officials stance from the vatican and the catholic church is that if you get an official annulment through the catholic church you cannot get confession. now everybody seems to agree that needs to be scrapped. that will seem easy. one thing is to allow