allen is in the general population unit.e be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed in the house of correction. you would be at bridgewater which is where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse control. when he gets ramped up, he's uncontrollable to bring down. so there are issues. sometimes he's in much more need of mental health to be seen with them and get back down to a calming state. >> no touch and move. okay. you rubbed all over that [ bleep ] dog. okay. it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> while housing corey provides a correctional challenge for staff, sharing a cell with angel fuentes, a friend from the streets, has made time go by a little easier for everyone. >> we've known each other for seven, eight years. he's a riot. he's a riot in here laughing all night, giggling. i do

i want to bring jim allen back in. i'm sorry, john allen.hat you thought could be going on through pope francis' mind. >> well, at one level i think it's very clear from the man's style and personality that he's not comfortable with great theater so there's probably a comfort level issue there. on the other hand, we should say this is not some wide eyed person. he announced him as a lifetime of reflection of what it means to be a leader in the catholic church, an exception of leadership and service. while i think he is conscious of the awesomeness of the task that lies before him, he also projects the kind of basic serenity and a kind of calm in the eye of the storm that is really quite striking. one other thing we probably should say about crowd size. let's remember, the turnout from argentina might have been considerably larger, but pope francis actually asked the people of argentina not to spend money in terms of turning out at his inaugural mass and take what they might have spent to come here to help the poor very much in keeping with h

i've never seen woody allen. what?!yorker and never have seen woody allen? i have seen plenty of other famous people. last week i saw... maury povich. narrator: kids, you know talk show host maury povich. it was uncanny how often we saw this guy. dude, everyone sees maury povich. maury povich is everywhere. i'm sorry, robin but you're not a real new yorker until you've seen woody allen. i am, too, a real new yorker. (laughs) that's adorable. you're from canada. i have been here for almost six years. it's not like i just got off a boat. (laughing) a boat! oh, wait, that is how you say it. i'd say you're not a real new yorker until you've stolen a cab from someone who needs it more than you do. no, you're not a real new yorker till you've cried on the subway and not given a damn what anyone thinks. no, you're not a real new yorker until you've killed a cockroach with your bare hands. those rules are all stupid, okay? i've never done any of those things. by the end of this day robin would have done all of those things. oka

thank you, john allen and father cutie, as well.oming up, the center of the excitement as the new pope stepped out. miguel marquez was right there. what he saw, next, and what it feels like to be there. >>> and later, two american college students who had a front-row seat interned at the vatican. we'll talk to them ahead. for those nights when it's more than a bad dream, be ready. for the times you need to double-check the temperature on the thermometer, be ready. for high fever, nothing works faster or lasts longer. be ready with children's motrin. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide. where queen mattresses start at just $699. and right now enjoy the lowest prices of the season on our most popular bed sets. sleep number. comfort individualized. >>> for many seeing the announce

that means one thing, john allen. what does it mean?. >> habemus papam. >> let's listen in. >> we have a pope. >> look at that picture, how many people. >> i announce to you a great joy. we have a pope. >> we believe that the name they said was bergoglio. cardinal jorge mario bergoglio, the archbishop of buenos aires, argentina and we have that confirmed now from vatican radio. he has taken francis. the curtains are open. the cross bearer is coming out. and there he is. >> translator: let us pray for the whole world, because let us have a big brotherhood. let us pray in silence, your prayer to me. >> we are very, very excited for south america. this is the first time that we have a south american pope. and he looks so natural, so easy. >> the big surprise for me. i can't believe it. it is the first time the argentinan pope. i don't know. i like my country. >> and that is how the pope was introduced. i announce to you a great joy. we have a pope. we'll be right back. for over 125 years we've been bringing people together. today we'd like

john allen, as well.he sistine chapel to bells ringing at the vatican to thousands gathered at st. peter's square, it has been a moving day here in rome. here are just some of the sights and sounds of this extraordinary day. >> we are seeing smoke coming out of the chimney from the sistine chapel right now. >> it is black smoke. >> which means there is no pope. >> darkness has come. it is real beautiful lights in st. peter's basilica have turned on and the crowds have been gathering really for the last several hours. it's now just a little bit past 7:00 in the evening here in rome. there you have it. smoke. that looks like white smoke. >> it certainly seems to be turning progressively more white as it issues from the chimney. >> we have been told also that the bells of st. peter will ring, but last time that took some four or five minutes before for confirmation. >> the bell is ringing here in rome, the big ring. that means one thing, john allen. what does it mean? >> it means -- >> habemus papam. >> let'

reporting live in pacific kashtion i'm allen, abc 7 news. >> all right allen thanks.he recovery effort could get a bit complicated our dry spell business to come to an end. spencer is here now with look on what's on live doppler 7 hd. >> rate now we are not seeing anything except a little offshore cloud. skies mainly clear. certainly don't have precipitation showing up right now but we pull back a bit from the image and show you the wider satellite image pushing cold front which is producing clouds all in the northern northwest cornerf the state. here is our forecast for precipitation totals starting at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the point where we expect the rain to again and going until 11:00 o'clock wednesday nature. by 11:00 o'clock bodies night we expect rainfall total of inch and half north bay mountains up to inch in the santa cruz mountains but only quarter inch to half inch in the lower elevation. i'll give you a look at the complete accu-weather 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right spencer. thank you. the rain he's talking about could m

and john allen, senior vatican analy analyst.ley, your reaction upon hearing this pope elected. >> i think initially it was surprise. i was in the square, and there was a few minutes where people were looking at each other, wondering if they had actually missed the announcement, because they didn't hear a name they were looking for. >> it was very difficult to hear in the square. >> it was very difficult. but i was so moved by his initial words and the way that he actually bowed and silently received the prayers. and a friend of mine, she speaks italian, was translating for me and was telling me that he was saying that your prayers are a benediction to me. and so i was so moved by that and by his humility. >> in terms of what happens now, john allen, i mean, what are the next several days? what -- how does this -- this man who has not worked inside the vatican, how does he take over the vatican bureaucracy? >> in terms of what's going to happen immediately, he's going to have a mass with a cardinals in the sistine chapel, the cha

reporting live in pacific kashtion i'm allen, abc 7 news. >> all right allen thanks. the recovery effort could get a bit complicated our dry spell business to come to an end. spencer is here now with look on what's on live doppler 7 hd. >> rate now we are not seeing anything except a little offshore cloud. skies mainly clear. certainly don't have precipitation showing up right now but we pull back a bit from the image and show you the wider satellite image pushing cold front which is producing clouds all in the northern northwest corner of the state. here is our forecast for precipitation totals starting at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the point where we expect the rain to again and going until 11:00 o'clock wednesday nature. by 11:00 o'clock bodies night we expect rainfall total of inch and half north bay mountains up to inch in the santa cruz mountains but only quarter inch to half inch in the lower elevation. i'll give you a look at the complete accu-weather 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right spencer. thank you. the rain he's talking about cou

allen, cbs news, vatican city. >>> so, what'snext? well, monday the cardinals summon to rome will begin general congregation to discuss the start of the conclave. that's an ultra secret series of votes often lasting several days to pick the next pope. to win the election, cardinal must receive at least 2/3 the votes of his peers, plus one. white smoke rising from the chapel will signal a new pope has been chosen. >> wow, quite the process. switching gears to weather, we certainly need a little rain. >> yes, we do. we have almost gone over the calendar year so far. we had a couple drifts here and there, but we have some coming. wait until you see the extended forecast. the wettest forecast i have been able to show you. peek outside first. we have a live look at bay bridge. that's a look at it right now. we'll show you video. and we'll show you that and the bay lights looking pretty good. the official start to that next week and tomorrow as we officially start march. starting off on a chilly note. san francisco hanging out around 50 ove

allen says haig was trying to explain the crisis. >> i said, george, george it's al, al haig.round. turn around. >> but haig could not tell the vice president why. in the emergency room, secret service agent jerry parr worried reagan might not live. >> blood pressure was so either low or minuscule that i felt he was slipping away from us. >> he was going to die? >> he was going to die. >> you were looking at a president who was dying? >> absolutely. yeah, he was dying. >> they said i was very near going into a state of shock. and i had also lost more than half the blood in my body. >> it's probably around 40%, something like that. >> what? >> he lost a lot of blood. >> 40%? >> yeah, at least. >> in war, this is like bleeding out. >> yes, exactly right, that's the term we would use, he's bleeding out. >> seen here in 1981, dr. joseph giordano was head of the trauma unit. he drained the blood flooding reagan's lung and replaced it with transfusions. >> had he gone the white house. i'm sure 10, 15 minutes would have passed and i think that would have made the difference. >> he wo

nbc's ron allen has a look now at the case that captivated an ohio town and the nation. >> many of the things we learned during this trial that our children were saying and doing were profane, were ugly. >> reporter: as the judge read the guilty verdicts, trent mays and ma'lik richmond embraced relatives and cried openly. the victim was not in the courtroom when the ruling was read. for the first time since that august night of heavy drinking and party hopping captured in these images that spread across social media, both boys apologized. >> i would truly like to apologize. to the family and the community. >> reporter: richmond spoke directly to the victim's family. >> i had no intention to do it. and i'm sorry to put you guys through this. but i'd just like to -- >> reporter: the victim's mother responded in an audiotape. >> this does not define who my daughter is. she will persevere, grow and move on. i have pity for you both. i hope you repent for your actions and pray hard for his forgiveness. >> reporter: in court lawyers and parents pleaded with the judge not to impose a harsh se

we have leonard, allen and joshua. those are the cards that i have at this point. >> good morning commissioners. i will be very brief. i am opposed to the trail also. i have been a resident of beacon street same house for 35 years. i was originally -- i was involved in the original planting of it and i remember at that time we residents were concerned about putting tall bushy or wooded trees on billy goat point for fear there is lack of visualization and places for clandestine activity to occur. it was expressed directly to me and over the years i have been walking my dogs -- six successive dogs now on beacon street at dawn, middle of the day and at dusk, and i am concerned for my own safety regarding this trail. i cannot see clandestine activity if it occurs on the trail. i don't have visualization and i am worried about safety issues for myself when i use billy goat point or walk on beacon street. the second issue i would like to address briefly is more of an inflammatory issue and i don't mean to be accuse tory. i t

allen pizzey is in st. peter's square.k phillips reports on the battle for the future of the church. james holmes appears before cameras for the first time since the days of the movie massacre. barry petersen reports the judge has made a decision on holmes' plea. dr. jon lapook on a potentially fatal side effect from an antibiotic taken by tens of millions of americans. and texans lift up st. peter's with song. a hometown choir finds itself on the stage of history. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs by cbs this i this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from vatican city. reporting tonight from vat >> pelley: good evening from st. peter's square. after more than a week of consultations in private, the cardinals of the roman catholic church got down to voting far new pope today-- in private. they sought divine inspiration at morning mass at st. peter's basilica and later they marched in procession to the sistine chapel. the world watched live as the cardinals swore an oath to v

wednesday. >> nbc's ron allen reporting. >>> pope francis completed his first sunday as pontiff with what's being recognized as his signature down to earth-style. he started greeting crowds before leaving sunday's mass at st. anna, where vatican workers worship. he plunged into the crowd, catching the security detail off-guard. later hundreds of thousands poured into st. peter's square and erupted in cheers when their new pope stepped to the window to give his blessing which he closed off with a casual, "enjoy your afternoon, enjoy a good lunch." vice president biden arrived in italy yesterday ahead of tomorrow's inauguration mass of pope francis. >>> an nbc news exclusive. an apparent first of its kind cyber attack the electronic voting system in florida. owe officials are quick to point out the breach was unsuccessful but say it raises many questions about security. the case stems from bogus requests for more than 2,500 absentee ballots for the august 14th primary in miami-dade county. it's not clear whether the requests were an attempt to sway the election. either way they say it

allen says haig was trying to explain the crisis. i was saying, george, george, it's al, al haig!! turn around! turn around! >> but haig could not tell the vice president why. in the emergency room, secret service agent jerry parr worried reagan might not live. >> blood pressure was so either low or minuscule that i felt he was slipping away from us. >> he was going to die. >> yeah, he was going to die. >> you were looking at a president who was dying? >> absolutely. yeah, he was dying. >> they said that i was very near going into a state of shock and i had also lost more than half the blood in my body. >> it's probably around 40%, something like that. >> what? >> yeah. he lost a lot of blood. >> 40%? >> yeah. at least. >> in war, this is like bleeding out. >> yes, exactly right. that's the term we would use. he's bleeding out. >> seen here in 1981, dr. joseph gerdanno was head of the trauma unit. he drained the blood flooding reagan's lung and replaced it with transfusions. >> had he gone to the white house, i'm sure 10, 15 minutes would have passed before he'd gotten more defini

barea gets pushed by ray allen down to the floor. he levels allen on his way to the hoop.some pushing, shoving. the heat do their best to get between allen and barea. he stands all of 5'7". watch the little push back. barea is charged with a flagrant foul. ejected from the game. the heat would win their 15th straight victory. 97-81. they have not lost a game since february 1st. >>> nba, the knicks taking on the cavs, carmelo anthony goes down hard there as he tries to pull in a pass. comes up limping. he leaves the game. soreness in the right knee. he says his knee has been hurting him for a couple weeks. he had an mri on it a couple days ago. the knicks, after anthony left, went on to win the game 102-97. >>> some women's college basketball now. top-ranked baylor is taking on kansas state. britney griner, huge game, it's senior night. second half here, she throws down the one-handed dunk. her 14th dunk of her college career. boom. very nice. 50 points, that's her career high. her last home game with the bears. baylor goes on to win 90-68. >>> all right. nfl news now. joe

allen west joining, nice to see you, sir.ou mean, nothing on this green earth a liberal progressive fears more than a black american who wants a better life and a smaller government. >> because when you look at black americans that are conservative, look how they have been viciously attacked. condoleezza rice, colin powell. the other side comes after them viciously. during our election campaign we had a group from san francisco and they were crawling around in homes and houses talking about, i beat my wife and things of this nature. that's fear. they don't want to talk about the issues or an african-american conservative that has served 22 years in the military that understands fiscal poll skis -- policies and responsibility, and understands the responsibility to the country. >> greta: what reception do you get in the inner city? if you went to detroit. >> i think the receptions i get -- i've gone back to my own neighborhood in atlanta -- advice very well. that's where i came from. it would be different if i dodd not have ath

reporting live in pacific kashtion i'm allen, abc 7 news. >> all right allen thanks. the recovery effort could get a bit complicated our dry spell business to come to an end. spencer is here now with look on what's on live doppler 7 hd. >> rate now we are not seeing anything except a little offshore cloud. skies mainly clear. certainly don't have precipitation showing up right now but we pull back a bit from the image and show you the wider satellite image pushing cold front which is producing clouds all in the northern northwest corner of the state. here is our forecast for precipitation totals starting at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the point where we expect the rain to again and going until 11:00 o'clock wednesday nature. by 11:00 o'clock bodies night we expect rainfall total of inch and half north bay mountains up to inch in the santa cruz mountains but only quarter inch to half inch in the lower elevation. i'll give you a look at the complete accu-weather 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right spencer. thank you. the rain he's talking about cou

it is like going to mass as john allen would say. silent voting and tabulating and that's it. there is no real politicking, just watching and thinking and voting. >> until maybe those power lunches or power dinners when they're outside of the sistine chapel. here is what i want to know, chris cuomo. what keeps these different cardinals from, you know, each and every election within the conclave writing that same name down on that piece of paper. how did they -- how long could this go on? >> well, it is an interesting question. first of all, with the cardinals would say is, well, it is prayer, there is source in prayer. they're counting themselves, looking around the room and they are having these power lunches and dinners that you're talking about. there is a lot of contact going on after and in between votes as the sistine chapel itself. how long could it go on? okay. you want it to go on long enough you get somebody that represents who you think is important. and that is the mood among these cardinals, more than it has been in rece

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>> pelley: allen, thanks. there are carefully scripted procedures for the voting. each cardinal writes his choice on an anonymous paper ballot-- disguising his handwriting. an carries it to the altar and places it in an urn. then the ballots are counted strung together with thread and burned, along with any notes the cardinals might have made. the results of each vote are recorded, sealed, and give on to the future pope. they can be opened only with his permission. those are the mechanics of the voting, but what about the politics? that's mark phillips' story tonight. >> reporter: the winds of change are speeding up over the vatican. the conclave vote will determine which way they blow. electing a pope is a political as well as religious event. there are serious fault lines in the college of cardinals. some are traditionalists, many of them in the entrenched vatican establishment. and some are reformers, mostly non-italians who think the church's creaking bureaucracy and secretive ways are at the root of its problems. but as marco tossatti, who's been covering the

allen? >> no doubt. i'm just wondering, phil. you have bratton today, yesterday the federal compliance director is named. you got the police chief. there are a lot of cooks in the kitchen here. how is this whole dynamic going to play out amongst these three? >> reporter: that remains to be seen. that's a really good question. bratton made it clear today that he is an advisor, that his policies like "stop & frisk" are not necessarily going to be implemented. how many of thinks policies get implemented through the -- how many of his policies get implement through the courts and politicians, remains to be seen. >> he can fire the chief if he wants to. >> reporter: but he can't fire bratton. >> all right. >> what a system, thank you, phil angelides. >>> bay area leaders say they have a winning plan to host the super bowl l in the south bay. len ramirez shows us what else the bay area has to offer. >> reporter: the bay area usually has good weather. it's not going to rain today maybe here in the south bay but in january or february wh

i also think it's a little dangerous -- he's a good friend of mine, allen west. we e-mail and talk to eacho other. it's dangerous to bring up the race card in this setting because isn'tti that what they'e supposed to not be doing? isn't it supposed to be not color of your skin that matters? it matters the size of government, it matters what happens. >> tell it to a guy who has been called uncle tom, eric. >> my point is, allen west epitomizes everything that a t conservative is and has nothing to do with the color of his skin, for him to mention the color of his skin in his speech, he was really going after government and liberals and the size and growth in government spending, it kind of cheapens it, lowers the effect, at least for me. >> that's because he's self-tanned. you take sensitively. lead me to this next thought. allen west discussed discussed n greta last night. >> when you look at black americans americans who aret conservative, look how they were attacked,co michael, tim scott, condoleeza rice, any time you see people stand up and swim against the cu

allen? the palestinians sit down and negotiate, the israelis will make a very generous offer as they did in 2000 and 2001 and 2007. it's up to the palestinians to come to the negotiating table. you're not going to get peace without negotiation. you're not going to get it through the u.n. you're not going to get it through the international criminal court. you're not going to get it through violence and terrorism. you're going to get it with negotiations. will everybody be happy with the resolution? of course not. will the palestinians get 100%, no, they won't get the 67 borders, that would include the jewish section of jerusalem. both sides have to negotiate, and compromise. but you can't compromise until you negotiate. so my message to the palestinians is, please, come sit down to the negotiating table. netanyahu has offered that. >> sounds good, allen. but the two israeli leaders who made an offer in 2001 and 2007 were on their way out of office and had nothing to lose by making a deal the

that's what you today demme and woody allen. >> well, i've been lucky. >> rose: take a look, this is malcolm and sofia played by tashiana washington, correct? >> tashiana washington. >> okay, here it is. >> this is what i came here to do, baby. come on, stop playing, man! >> come on, man, [no audio] man! >> come on. we're on sixth now. >> we're on seventh, man. >> we walked up sixth flights so we're on the sixth floor. >> we're on seventh, man, you start from two, man. >> what do you mean you start from two. one, two, three, four -- >> no, come on. >> stop, stop! >> i ain't going to the wrong house, man. >> come on, we start there from scratch man. >> no, wait! >> let's do this. >> again, the language. >> the interesting thing about the music, that's your choice? >> that was a very, very early instinct and we worked with this great composer who a lot of people think it's all these old songs but everything from the old jazz tracks to some reggae stuff that he did to -- he created a lot of those songs. but the idea of using this sort of rock soul gospel stuff in the '50s and '60s, very

in 2011, allen west, in 2010, glen beck and before that, rush limbaugh. thought leaders? not exactly. the republican party is facing an identity crisis said gop pollster, deceive lombardo. but not that the party doesn't know who it is. it's that the party knows exactly who they are and they don't want to move from a very rigid, defined identity. when the party finds itself out of the mainstream on almost every issue, establishing a credible governing philosophy won't be easy. joining us from cpac in national harbor, maryland, is nbc news's casey hunt. casey, how are you? >> thanks, joy, doing well. >> so give us a little bit of a flavor of what's going on there. what's the buzz this early afternoon? >> of course, well that identity crisis that you referred to is already on full display and we've only been here for few hours. gop is wrestling with how to expand the base to include more hispanics, more of those voters they're going to need to win elections. this morning you had allen west, who you showed standing up here saying that the new gop efforts, insisting they need

so people are coming in as john allen just explained to me.if it's black smoke, not a bad time to hit the restaurants in the area, get a nice meal. so it's an occasion any way you look at it. let me bring in john allen senior vatican analyst. father edward beck, cnn contributor. all right a little bit of a tone change here. we've been talking about how there are big issues and they have to figure it out and maybe there's a reformer. but a reformer could mean in the eyes of the church as they bring back the throne and the crown as father edwards say. does that mean anything is the point? my question to you is this, don't they have to make an important change on the big ticket issues, sex abuse scandal, money mismanagement? doesn't the pope have to come out and say, as headlines, nothing vague this time as we're used to, but that this matters, this matters. isn't that -- are we at that threshold of urgency? >> listen. i think all the issues you just ticked off, money management, other administrative questions, they are critical. and obviously in

attendees former florida congressman allen west compared president obama to nazi is. when an unstoppable nazi regime and war machine threaten to extinguish the light of free nations which. trial lace just to. limber up the bum axis banks impeach the hasty retreat back to chicago we will person fear going away as the united states defeated slavery that oppression and hitler so our next logical conquest is rock obama right that's right barack obama's much a mortal threat of the american way of life is the worst tyranny in history compelling we've heard this sort of stuff before from west by the way in two thousand and eleven for example accused obama of maliciously trying to destroy israel but this is just a reminder what goes on at c pac and is very clear. coming up the phone lines are now open for your take my take it live segment so if you want the chance to ask me a question live on the big picture give us a call or two and two and i know for twenty one thirty four we'll talk to you after the break. our d.c. faces of freedom fighters. and. they're ready to clean up

he's a very thoughtful person. >> john allen, is there substance here? mean, is there meaning in this new style, the vehicle he rides in and the style of vestments he wears? you could say these are small things when you compare them to making decisions on church teachings or the way the church is run, but do you think there's a message here? >> well, look, anderson, the plain fact of the matter is that popes teach not only with their words but also with their deeds, with their gestures. and i mean, you're right, i mean, these are small things at the very outset of a pontificate, but he's setting a tone. in addition to the things you mentioned, i was also struck by the fact that when the cardinals were leaving the casa santa marta, the papal limousine was ready for the new pope to hop in and separate himself from the crowd, and instead of doing that, he decided to get on the bus with the fellas and ride with the other cainals, which we would call a gesture of collegiality. that is, the pope is not above the other cardinals and other bishops of the church,

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this is allen west discuss this on greta last night. >> can we show that?k at the black miles per hours and how they have been rice, myself, tim scott, neil love. if you see people stand up and swim against the current, especially as a my norty conservative, but a black conservative, the other side comes at them viciously. >> eric: who care what is the other side does. >> andrea: you have to care. if they call you a raciste, you say okay. they call you a token. >> eric: i stand for smaller government. i stand for less spending, keeping more of your own money. forget the color of my skin. >> greg: he is fighting taxes that the left uses to marginalize blacks. sooner or later you to address that and point it out to the young people that don't see what is done and manipulated. >> eric: with mia love, ted cruz, marco rubio, scott, on down the line, i think young people will realize republicans don't care about the color of the skin. >> dana: however, i was just thinking in some ways, you could take a fight for gay marriage. if you look at somebody like ellen de