on the day assisi made his candidate relief. >> this belly dancer found her glee was beyond her abilityo contain. >> there are two narratives that have paved all the way for assisi's public run, the public narrative and the second of national security, having to do with the muslim brotherhood designated as a terrorist organization, the egyptian media has originally ecod this. when these two narratives meet, they create the perfect storm for a strong man to bed leader of egypt. >> it's a learning curve not only for the egyptian media, but also for this emerging democracy, because egypt is on its way to be democratic and it is calling to become democratic. the democratic process is not built in few months or years and people are trying hard to be passionate about what they believe in, and especially they take mr. sisi as the man who will perform miracles and this is something also not very healthy. >> another telling example of how things have changed in egyptian journalism came that same night on the state owned channel one. state owned media outlets in egypt are like electric weather va

francis of assisi.sons for pope francis, but also john xxiii, before the start of the second vatican council, went to assisi in pilgrimage to pray to st. francis for his help with the second vatican council and pope john paul ii use assisi as a play where he held interreligious prayer days, which also tried to unify. so, there's a kind of interesting thread speaking of the communion of saints of st. francis as well, for all three of these popes. >> absolutely. >> and once this mass concludes, pope francis will recite the angeles prayer from st. peter's square and may deliver a message. and then after that, the pope will greet the dignitaries in the altar are that you see there of st. peter's square. then the pope will start his popemobile drive in st. peter's square, and possibly in the piazza pio as well. but we're talking about the pope. he will be greeting the dignitaries in the altar area after much of this has concluded. and we mentioned earlier, which i found interesting, are the interreligious de

vote for assisi, the best one. >> many ordinary people now probably feel the same way. aljazeera. >> aljazeera is demanding the immediate release of three of its journalists who have now been in prison for 96 days. the trial has been adjourned until april 10. they are accused of providing a platform to the outlawed muslim brotherhood. a four journalist has been detained without trial since last august. he's been on hunger strike for the last three months. aljazeera rejects all the charges. >> chili has been hit by another powerful quake, the magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck a coastal city on wednesday. it forced many including the president to seek refuge. we have this report. >> the familiar siren, an order to move to high ground answered within seconds after of the most powerful and frightening after shock since tuesday night's earthquake. here in the port city, hundreds of thousands of residents left their homes clearly prepared, walking, sometimes running nervously, but a remarkable order, a routine that has become too routine. >> i've never been frightened of earthq

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>> mickens: he took the name francis from francis of assisi, who is probably the most beloved saint youcatholics and especially non-catholics. and, you know, had this great love for the poor, god's creation, nature, peace. and what we've seen is that he lives very radically very simply, rather than some monarch prince or king or monarch pope. >> pelley: his most radical decision came on his second day. he toured his 16th century palace looking like a home buyer whose realtor just didn't get it. in here, he'd be kept behind a barrier of minders and schedulers. so, he chose freedom in a vatican hotel where he lives and dines with everyone else. his room, "201," is a key to the world. this leader of a billion catholics demands to be in touch. >> elisabetta pique: i knew that he would phone me, but i didn't expect that he phone me so quick. >> pelley: he phoned elisabetta pique 12 hours after his election. she's an old friend, an argentinean journalist, and her children were baptized by bergoglio. >> pique: and two days later was my birthday, and he phoned again. but, in that sense, we have

pope francis, who took the name of the saint, came to assisi in a symbolic visit to once again reinforce his central message, but leaving many questions political and personal still unanswered. >> (translated): the pope has said things and made statements that can be easily approved by everyone. when the pope said that it's necessary to help the poor people, no one objected to that. the issues that always divide modern public opinion are the real life issues: family, gender, euthanasia and so on. but so far, he's carefully avoided all the issues that would lead to conflict. >> a real minefield in the life of this pope, because it's such a big issue in the catholic church and it's not gone away, even though they're singing hosannas to him right now, and that's the sexual abuse of minors, clergy sex abuse. i know a lot of catholics would like it to be over, but it's not. we're seeing new cases all the time. if the pope doesn't come out and set very clear, transparent and public guidelines and make statements, i think this could cripple him. >> if he wants to change the direction of the ins