if you grant, which most will. >> anne hathaway. >> anne hathaway. >> anne hathaway. >> reporter: thatway is a superbly good actor in serious drama, who is more than beautiful and acknowledged that it's rare indeed that it's rare to see a woman like that, and on "saturday night live" being ridiculously funny, too, like lucille ball funny. frankly, that's called not taking yourself too seriously. the thing is hathaway is now so scrutinized for insincerity, every smile, every twirl, that none of it looked at that way can ever seem real. >> something that takes her down a peg. >> reporter: but what is down a peg from being publicly pilloried for doing nothing especially wrong? well, she's an actor, after all, and whoever said that real had to be part of deal? remember why she's winning awards in the first place, for performing and singing, like this. ♪ when hope was high and life worth living ♪ >> reporter: it's not real exactly. besides, none of us could do it. and maybe that's where all of this is coming from in the first place. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> well said. thanks fo

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it means we will have a pope mobile with the hydrolic lifts and the tinted windows. >> oh anne, anne.> right? isn't that cool? >> i condone that. >> why are we talking about dennis rodman? >> we are going to. do you want to talk about dennis rodman? >> he is talking about having gambling while we are picking a pope. >> absolutely. what is wrong with that? >> that is nobel peace prize winning stuff. we can nominate him. he is excellent. he should be in the president's national security team. this is -- >> this is arguably the bigger vatican story of the day. >> send him to north korea and get two people talking on the phone and give the guy a peace prize. >> and he is an expert on that kind of thing. >> bill, speaking of experts, you have been covering the vatican for four decades. we were arguing about this in the office. i kept saying it was going to be the guy it was, and you kept saying you were positive it was going to be escolo, the archbishop of milan. >> i did not say that. i said this guy is a fraud. before dennis leaves the vatican, the tryout will come out -- the truth will

anne marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> there's been some bipartisan action on gun trafficking. democrat patrick leahy is one of five senators proposing a bill that would mandate tough penalties for anyone who buys a firearm with the intent of transferring it to someone else. republican susan collins is another sponsor. the bill also makes it a crime to smuggle firearms over the border. >>> and later this morning, the united nations security council will take up a resolution that would punish north korea for its latest nuclear test. late yesterday, the u.s. and china agreed on a new round of sanctions. north korea carried out its third nuclear weapons test last month. the security council imposed sanctions after north korea's first two nuclear tests and after a rocket launch last year. >>> vice president joe biden says the u.s. will not back down from its pledge to use military force to stop iran's nuclear program if need be. biden was spoking to a pro-israel lobby in washingt

but i don't know, ann, you think it is not progress?it is always good when muslims decide to fight with sarcas'm than violence. >> that's my point. >> the larger point is perhaps the arab spring not a day at the beach we were led to believe. >> bill, you do the harlem shake after you wake up on 125th feet naked. >> i am having shakes just think being it. >> did i wait for the entire segment with a joke. >> you ended with it is good. >> a dance craze can be attributed on how easy it is to do. >> the harlem shake is. i can do that. >> when you dress like that. it is creepy. >> you can do it with somebody on -- something on your head. pretend the mickey mouse. the watusey was jazz bands. >> and when we come back. go to any book store or amazon.com. get an autograpped copep and get it there. thyou eat less...ing weiyou lose weight.et. it's a great plan... until you get hungry. that's the time to take slimful. one tasty 90-calorie slimful and a glass of water satisfies hunger for hours making it easier to eat smaller meals, and resist snacki

convenient reprieve for ann? too convenient? important that day had become to brittany. >> she was doing everything she could to make sure this restraining order was going through. >> these were not necessarily gentile ladies then? >> no, no. they seemed to be very passionate about hating each other, especially toward the end. >> so in the days following writ brittany's disappearance, some people wondered how much ann lydon knew or what she might have to do with it. after all, if anybody had a motive, it was ann. had all the anger, emotions, bitterness finally culminated in some violent confrontation? >> were they looking at you as a suspect, do you think, the media? >> of course. that's the first thing you're going to think of. i already had all the news and helicopters and all that, you know, swarming the front of my house. >> the local police department got wind of it, of course. >> that's basically where detectives started asking questions. >> but not very many questions. and not for long. in fact, according to ann, there wa

was always a lot of fun when she did. >> ann is fun but ann drunk was super fun ann. >> just like everynight football here hun. i don't want to listen to karaoke and dancing with the game on. >> reporter: did you ever say to her, honey, do you want to think about cutting back? >> no, she kind of made that decision on her own. plus, i come from an irish family. my family is from ireland. most of my family is in ireland, so drinking in an irish family is sort of like guinness, it is good for you, like poor edge. i'm not the best guy to check with. do you have a drinking problem? i don't know you're still standing up, i think you're all right. i'm not the best guy. so she kind of made that call herself. >> reporter: ann is now hard at work on a fourth book about a passion of hers animals. and when she's not writing, she can often be found tending to her horses and the couple's four dogs on their connecticut farm. at 50 ann is doing everything she's always wanted. we talked to ann's sister for the interview and your sister meg said right now you're living the dream. how do you respond to th

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anne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. on the eve of the conclave there is no clear front runner. coalitions are forming but this is thought to be a wide open contest for the future of the catholic church. in their final meeting before the conclave, signs of collegiality disguise what some say is a growing divide among the cardinals. on one side the reformers including most americans who want to clean up the vatican bureaucracy and energize the church. versus the old guard represented by the italians. >> this is a contest between institutional maintenance and full bore evangelism. >> reporter: battles for control make rome feel like new hampshire during primary season. sunday masses took on the aura of campaign rallies with italian parishioners in each church cheering on their man. italy's newspapers speculate angelo scola of milan has the most votes, but short of what's needed for election. canada's mark ouelette heads the congregation of bishops. boston's sean o'malley has repaired three diocese rocked by clergy sex abus

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pattie ann? >> doug luzadr, thank you.other news, a philadelphia man is being hailed a hero to rescue a stranger who fell on the subway tracks. the whole thing was caught on camera. philadelphia has the story. >> watch here as a 63-year-old man seen on surveillance video seems oblivious as to what is about to happen. >> out of the corner of my eye, i seen like a body like flail on the tracks. >> that is lee jones of north philadelphia, toppling on to the subway tracks at the cecil b. moore subway stop. >> what you see next a complete stranger coming to his rescue. christopher was the only person of about a dozen commuters who jumped on to the tracks to help. >> i can't imagine not helping somebody in that situation. is it like i can't imagine that. he not only alerted an employee to halt running trains, he stayed with jones until paramedics arrived 11 minutes later. never knowing he was just inches away from an electrified subway rail. >> a train could have come through. there are areas that could have happened here and di

anne hathaway or anne frank? >> i choose anne hathaway. she is an aspiring actress in did "the devil wears prada." >> ang frank. >> anne hathaway. she cut her hair. >> helen mure rine or helen keller. >> helen keller. >> really though? helen murin was the key. >> but that is a tough one. >> >> as it continues, i think we have proven one thing, we ain't there yet. i am going to go get drunk with some sailors. out. >> nicely done. >> it is hard to believe you don't have a full time job. i don't get it. >> it is by choice, andy. >> sorry. >> the guy decides to leave his ear buts -- ear buds in. was he a plant? he was amazing. >> tom o'conneller and i went to time square and there was no one in time square. that one that wasn't like that. we used everybody we interviewed. what are you trying to say? >> they are not well read on women's history. historic women. they like her hair. >> she cut her hair. >> and they collectively agreed. >> shaw roted, 31 days? >> black history month. that's okay because some of those women are black. we will take

anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> military leaders are warning of the dire consequences the budget cuts will have on this nation's military capabilities. half of the initial bunt cuts, $42.7 billion come out of the defense budget. that's nearly 8% of the pentagon budget. it will affect everything from deployment to veterans' funerals and small businesses that do defense work. ben tracy reports. >> reporter: what is everyone in here making today? >> people are making parts for the navy. >> reporter: the dante valve company makes safety and relief valves for the u.s. navy. >> carriers, destroyers, amphibious, things like that. >> reporter: so these are basically going to the department of defense. >> they are. >> reporter: now her third generation business is caught in the crossfire. they're talking about $43 billion in defense cuts. is there any way that that does not affect your business? >> it definitely will affect our business. it's just a matter of how. >> reporter:

. >> i am patti ann browne. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> this morning investigators are trying to determine why a mortar shell exploded during marine training in nevada's desert sillikilling at least 7 marines. pete hawthorne has the details for us from nevada. >> we are actually right across the street from the hawthorne army depot in hawthorne, nevada. during a candlelight vigil we learn that had machine officials a -- marine officials are on-site doing an investigation to find out what took place with a mortgager exploded killing those 7 marines and leaving many injured. there was a candlelight vigil here last night and here's what folks had to say about paying tribute to the marines. >> this is very important. it was very important. this way we are letting not only the families of the soldiers that passed know that what happened and how we feel we are letting everyone in the world know even though we are a small town of only 3,000 or possibly more we come out for military. >> yes, small m

was ann romney right to blame the media. >> ann romney takes a shot at the media for coverage of hertt. the media takes more shots at her. which side is right? answers next on news watch. >> all right. what about the media? >> the media. >> do you think the media was in the tank for barack obama? (laughter) i think that if anytime you're running for office you always think that you're being portrayed unfairly and you know, we -- of course on our side believe there's more bias in favor of the other side. i think that's a pretty universal -- universally felt opinion. >> jon: ann romney, along with her husband speaking in an exclusive interview with chris wallace last weekend. this week, the media reacted, as you might have expected, "the washington post's" eric wimple, there is a mountain of contradiction on one hand ann romney her frustration that the campaign kept too tight a lid on the candidate. on the other hand she says that he wasn't portrayed completely in the media. i suppose it's the complaint na every losing campaign is going to have. >> it is and i think that some people wh

it was not matt lauer's fault that ann curry couldn't do an interview well. not matt lau reer's fault that banter would sound wooden. matt lauer helped her and went overboard to make it seem like they were a family. >> that's certainly what the story says. but, howie, some people are saying that you gave softball questions and really allowed matt to just tell his side of the story. i'm turning the tables here. >> well, here's why i'm not worried about that. people want to criticize the piece, bring it on. i ask all the tough questions. i got him to say on the record that nbc, i think he included himself in this, had not handled it well. i talked to the former nbc news president who said that matt lauer repeatedly asked comcast to go slow, not be seen as pushing ann curry out the door too soon. i talked to the chief executive of nbc and asked him the hard questions. he told me, on the record, again, that when all this blew up and matt was getting all this bad press and offered to step aside, offered to leave "today" show if it would help and he said he would n

i mean, that was the thing about ann richards is she made everybody laugh.ade everybody think and that's what's happening every night. we've actually had several republicans at the show whisper to us i'm a republican and i love this show. which is fantastic. >> well, cecille richards, benjamin klein, thanks for coming on. glad we got to show this for viewers. i hope folks go see it. ann richards, if you haven't spent time getting to know who she is, this is a great way to do it. >> thanks, chuck. >>> coming up next, our gaggle, senator portlan reverman revers position on gay marriage. the soup of the day, it's not usually the choice of the day, black bean chorizo. can you have sausage on friday? don't forget to check out our website, rundown on msnbc.com. . at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that's a fast car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. to ask tough questions and get the truth. unfortunately, my hair and all i do to make it broadcast ready can't take the heat

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somebody said -- so it's like i say to anne "anne nice shirt. nice jacket. >> but you hate it. >> and i hate it or maybe i don't. i'm giving a complement. the thing is facebook inc. doesn't know the context but now we have a system in place and i can resolve to anne and anne could say "i didn't mean to post that photo in an inappropriate way. i'm going to take it down" and we survey the people and everyone feels good about the situation and traditionally we thought it was a case of bullying and two people -- >> misunderstanding. >> there was a misunderstanding so i wanted to point that out and we have this new social resolution thing and a great way to solve problems at a scale of hundreds of millions of people and it's quite awesome to see that unfold, and the last thing i was going to point out in my version of sizzle reel everything we're trying do is create a culture where people speak up for each other and there's a story that i'm going to show you that i think sort of like epitomizes this how do you use social media and the power of friend

we need mitt and ann romney in the white house. rebecca's question is for ann. under what circumstances would ann consider running for office from school board to president. january wants to know what the west best advice for overcoming personal adversity is and how to deal with the personal attacks. >> grammer says how would he superhand many thed benghazi incident. thanks for your thoughts. that is it for us here in washington. i'm shannon bream. thanks for watching. you can see a lot o more of chris wallace's interview with mitt and ann romney. "fox news sunday" is next. chris is back to kick off a powerful evening of programming. and then john roberts exclusive special on debt is at 8:00. don't forget, find out how we got from there to it here in the latest debt crisis. we want to leave you with a little bit more luna. who could use more of luna in it day? captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. today our exclusive interview with mitt and ann romney. speaking out for the first time since the campaign. we asked them to descr

i'm ann marie green.he cbs morning news." start with the best. use only natural ingredients. make something original. genuine. real. so peel it open. stir it up. and raise a cup to the real. >>> it comes as no surprise that living in a major city can be expensive because of the high demand for housing. now officials in san francisco are around the construction of the country's smallest apartments being offered at a more affordable price. sam blackstone takes owes a tour. >> we had a space in a garage here, and we thought we would try it there. >> reporter: in a berkeley, california, warehouse property developer patrick kennedy tested his ideas for a tiny apartment. >> so is the idea with this let's just see how small you can go and still survive? >> yes, basically. >> reporter: the design kennedy calls smart space 1.0 turned out to be not so smart in some ways. 166 square feet in all, the shower soaked the toilet paper. the stove top lived in a drawer, and the couch that turned into a bed was too inconven

it's an exciting moment here, brian. >> if we can take the shot from ann's camera to show where ann is in the square and the fact that if we widen out, ann, it really is -- to get a sense of perspecti perspective, it's quite visible. while the sistine chapel is behind the basilica, it's quite visible to all without even the big screen tvs that have been set up. >> reporter: right. you can see if you look to the right of the basilica. and that group there, that's the sistine chapel where the smoke is. if you come down here to the center of the basilica where those red drapes are, that's where we will get our first glimpse of the 266th pontiff of the catholic church. >> and again if tradition holds, it usually is about an hour, sometimes it's been significantly less, sometimes a few minutes more between now and when we learn who the cardinals have elected the 115 cardinals from their own ranks. father robert baron has been with us listening to all of this. he's up with lester and george. and father, tell us what procedurally is going on now. >> well now, if the pope has been elected, he'

anne, i want to start with you. you know amanda and her family. she put out a statement saying no matter what happens, my family an i will face this continuing legal battle as we always have. confident in the truth and with our heads held high in the face of wrongful accusations and unreasonable adversity. what are they going to do now? >> you know, it's stunning. you know, it was unimaginable -- you couldn't imagine it yesterday but what they have to do is gear up for a fight in italy again. they have two lawyers in italy go and defend the case again and look in to extradition and extradition lawyers and i have handled extraditions. they're not your typical case and she has a path ahead of her right now which is expensive and going to be emotional. and which, you know, could be catastrophic. she finally got back to seattle. the press said they would leave her alone. we never hear about her anymore. she's finally gotten back to normal and now this. her life's turned upside down. >> i want to ask more an the issue of whether she will have to go to

watch. >> joining us the one and only ann coulter.congratulations. >> thank you. >> sean: here is some concern among republicans over the issue of health care. >> yeah. >> sean: all right. so paul ryan comes out with a budget and i'm glad we are he going to balance it in ten years, a lot of things i like, still has growth, liberals can't say we're cutting because we're every year for ten years. if they want to repeal health care it's not going to happen through the ryan budget. that means the house republicans have to hold the line and quote, shut down the government and deal with the president demagoguing. >> i'm not sure that's a good idea. >> sean: all right, we're going to disagree, i like this. but, ann, we won't get to a balanced budget unless we get to the monstrosity. >> i agree. what we have to concentrate on is winning. as the last series of elections have shown us, passion and principle is great. >> sean: but that's passion and principle. >> you need to win elections and how you actually change stuff. obama is not going to

patti ann?> a train derailment in minnesota spilled an estimated 30,000 gallons of oil on to the ground. it launched air pressure and went into emergency breaking mode forcing 14 of the tankers to de rail. officials say the ground was frozen and that kept the oil from seeping into it. unfortunately no one was hurt. calorie counters listen up. your favorite dishes might have more calories than you think. a consumer reports study shows popular chain restaurant they put them to the test and found some of the times at olive garden out back and denny's had more calories than they were claiming on the menus. out back's chicken on the barbie listed 401 but it has 511. >> grandma getting cut off. a phone company is threatening to end 72-year-old eileen henry's service. comcast claims she votes for her favorite american idol contestants too much. >> i have got it down to a science now. instead of counting the calls i keep hitting redial i timed it i get about 50 calls in in 10 minutes. >> it is a lot of

are you surprised that ann coulter is fickle in they they are affection? >> i am.ng that comes out of her. there is no one more abhor rent than she is. i can't believe they give her a platform. she gets under my nerves. >> john: were you surprised to see ann coulter to a flip flop on her savior and the most electable republican. >> she's rich for a reason. she's a salacious factory. an internet mean factory. that's why she's the best seller. >> you know i talk to joy behar about this a lot. she said she's a joke. but she's evil. >> john: but she talks evil. let's say that ann coulter comes to jesus and said we need to have love and respect for all of our human beings despite our differences. she would lose fans overnight. >> right she's not really for that party. she's not for anybody. she's for herself. she started this speech talking about her books and how many best sellers she has. >> john: hari wins the debate. what are they looking for? chris christie was one of the many electable people not invited. the most electable guy. now he looks like a bigger winner b

ann, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. you know, as many as 1 million people are expected to come to pope francis' inaugural mass tomorrow morning. the crowds are expected to be huge, in part because catholics have really taken to heart this humble and spontaneous man. as you said, it's been years since catholics have seen a pope work a crowd the way he did after sunday mass. it certainly gave his security detail headaches as he went into the crowd and shook hands and kissed little kids and blessed them. but it's these spur of the moment decisions that makes tomorrow's event a must-see event in rome. today pope francis met with the head of state, an old foe, argentinian president cristina kirchner. she brought him gifts and a request that he intercede in great britain over the falkland islands. the pope opposed many social programs that kirch nerks r endorsed. she, in turn, said he had beliefs that were medieval, harking back to the inquisition. today there were no such signs of any harsh words. brian? >> ann back at the v

that's your message, ann? i don't believe that. can't believe you just said that. >> ann, final word. i have to given that. >> thanks so much. it's a dangerous country. he's had prior burglaries. this is a case where he is presumed innocent. it appears he is innocent. the only reason he's out there over the world press is because of who he is. and so in my mind he's getting far worse treatment by the media, by people, you know, talking on the air and things like that because of who he is. if he was just somebody, somebody on the street that had -- we just had one in seattle. somebody shot a burglar in their house. nothing happened. nothing happened. they thought it was a burglar. it was her husband. nothing happened. >> just read the evidence. read the evidence. >> next time -- >> read the evidence. >> i have read the evidence. i read it all. >> thank you both. we'll see you both soon. >>> well, it is official, kid's meals at restaurants aren't healthy. so the center for science and the public interest looked at all the meal possib

and they're not those of ann coulter. >> they are not those of ann coulter. >> and you have to thinkt at some point, the smelling salts will be waved underneath -- they don't have to worry about primary challenges, right? this is just about the future of the conservative movement and the republican movement and maybe that will shake them out of the stupor and the wanton disregard for actual facts relating to immigration. >> if you know that fox news has your back, it's not as important that rish limbaugh is sticking the knife in your front. >> that's the ultimate test. >> if you look at people who have started to peek their head out about 2016 already, whether it be jeb bush, marco rubio. there's something that a lot of them have in common -- they're all very much so in front on this issue. they get it. >> we shall see. early april, people. >>> coming up, you knew, you knew he loved clearing brush. but were you aware of his skills with an actual brush. we will discuss george w. bush's lesser known artistic side. that's one of his pieces right there. >>> but first we will talk with ta

ann, you've been there all morning long. procession, left at 8:35 from cruise and arrived there after 10:00. >> the city had a tricky challenge here. originally the city of santa cruz wanted to hold it in their own community, for obvious reasons, but there wasn't just a venue that was large enough to accommodate the thousands of people that wanted to attend. that's when they decided to move it here this is from the large procession that started at 9:00. it started at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. hundreds of cars lined up there. many of them officers from the santa cruz pd and others from local jurisdictions. they traveled 33 miles. difficult for traffic in that area along highway 17 when that was going on. they took up both lanes and went 30 miles per hour. exiting on san jose and julian street. it's been nice to see how the city has turned out in support of the city of santa cruz taken them under their wing and been able to accommodate and plan this. they had to do it in a short tomogram. of course this tragedy happened

makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go.ven when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. we'll hear from one of the b we'll hear from one of the b at gunpoint >>> prayer and music after a violent arm robbery -- armed robbery in the east bay. we'll hear from one of the club workers who was held up at gunpoint. >>> the anguish and pain is just as difficult today as it was this day of the abduction. >> and a painful reminder in the search for missing south bay teen. this family members who have not given up hope for sierra lamar's return. >>> plus, signs of change for the catholic church as pope francis prepares for the first sunday blessing, and good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. we start with developing news out of yuba county. races are called off tonight after a deadly crash at the marysville raceway park. authorities say at least two people were killed when one of the cars lost control and slammed into the pit area. the victims were a 60-year-old man and a 14-year-old boy. accordi

nbc's anne thompson was there. in fact, anne, you got caught up in it briefly this morning. >> reporter: we did, indeed, brian. and, in fact, by vatican standards this was a much simpler ceremony and certainly one that was much shorter. an hour less than benedict's mass eight years ago. another change in style revealing more about this pope named francis. today pope francis preached with action as well as words. climbing out of his open air jeep to bless a disabled man, stopping to kiss children, and urging the 200,000 people in st. peter's square to be protectors of the poor, the weak, and the environment. >> i think he's going to challenge all of us to live a deeper life of faith. >> reporter: as dawn broke, eager crowds raced into the square. they saw francis receive the symbols of power -- a lamb's wool stole signifying his status as shepherd of the flock, and the papal fisherman's ring -- gold plated, not the usual solid gold. during mass to an audience that included several world leaders -- [ speaking in fore

patti ann, you are on the list. >> yeah. i am not on that list.terday about a new report detailing how taxpayers are picking up the tab for big ticket government conferences. one major offender was the justice department which racked up a $60 million tab. now we have another new report that finds doj executives spent millions more in tax payer money on luxury travel. here with more is diane macedo. good morning, diane. >> two high-tech luxury jets convinced congress were needed to flight for global terrorism has been start this had very round. holder and predecessors as well as robert mueller according to a accountability office report that says holder mueller and michael mukasey and alberto gonzal gonzalez racked up nonmission trips at a cost of $11.4 million. they are required to use government aircraft and did in some cases reimburse the government the equivalent of the commercial fair of their trips as required for personal travel but that's still only a fraction of the cost of operating these pricey jets. republican senator says given the cos

>> anne thompson at the vatican for us tonight. anne, thanks. >>> this latest winter storm that made its way across a good part of the country this week is finally blowing itself out over the northeast coastline tonight. but not before doing some pretty serious damage and leaving behind a massive amount of snow in some spots. the damage, by the way, includes some breeches and a shoreline that didn't need anymore. weather channel meteorologist eric fisher is with us tonight from plum island, mass, near the new hampshire border. eric, we've been watching that home behind you all day. >> reporter: just a sad story here, brian. it's been a battering season for winter storms in the east coast, anywhere from delaware to maine, flooding, coastal erosion, snow, they have all been calling cards. and this storm has been no exception. more than 20 inches of snow fell on parts of new england. in massachusetts, major coastal flooding as waves pounded the shoreline. this oceanfront home on plum island came off its foundation. fortunately, no one

anne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. pope francis is telling his fellow argentinas not to attend his inaugural mass next week and instead to use that money to help the poor. a noble gesture on a day when the vatican defended his actions during a painful time in argentina's history. today the vatican struck back at critics who claim the pope's humble demeanor masks an ugly past. strongly denouncing claims that as leader of argentina's jesuits he didn't do enough to protect two priests, kidnapped and tortured during argentina's military dictatorship in 1976. >> there has never been an accusation concrete or credible in his regard. >> they reveal left wing elements, anti-clerical elements that are used to attack the church. they must be firmly and clearly denied. >> reporter: one of the priests issued a statement today saying years later he and the pope, then archbishop of buenos aires, celebrated mass publically and embraced one another. he considers the case closed. two days into his papacy, francis still has not reappoin

nbc's anne thompson is at the vatican for us again tonight, anne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. pope francis told the media the church is a spiritual power, not a political one, and despite all the attention that we've paid to his election, it is christ he said who is at the center of the church, not the pope. but it is how he said what he said and what he said that is making big news. speaking without a text, pope francis lifted the veil of secrecy on the conclave, telling reporters when his election became inevitable, or in his words, dangerous, he was comforted by an old friend who said, don't forget the poor. the pope said he thought of st. francis of assisi, a man of poverty and peace, and took his name. he said he wants a poor church and a church for the poor. father bob barron says this is a shift in emphasis. >> will we get rid of st. peter's a basilica? no, but i think we might put a stress on the outreach to the poor, our own humility in presenting ourselves. >> reporter: these three seminarians are studying at the pontifical north american college. chris kirs

liz ann sonders and heidi moore joining me. up next, we're on the money. what is starbucks' recipe for success? my conversation with the company's founder and ceo about how he wants to do for tea what he has done for coffee. >>> and how health care may not be so healthy a business. >>> and later, talking tough on the smartphone market. can a new phone from a glass economy not so far away take a bite out of apple? what innovation means for your personal technology use, as we take a look at how the stock market ended for the week. back in a moment. >>> welcome back. president obama pushing for an increase in the minimum wage to $9 an hour. but business is debating the unintended consequences of such a move. this week i caught up with starbucks ceo and founder howard schultz to talk about that, farming, and how high-tech is driving his business. >> some big news in the day was taking our loyalty program and our mobile payment business, which is very strong in our retail stores and leveraging it into the grocery store. so a customer buying a pound of coffee or