paolo gabriele was benedict's private assistant who was often seen riding in the front of the popemobile. he was arrested last week after holy see police found confidential papal documents at his home in the vatican city state. gabriele is being detained in the holy see while vatican investigators determine whether he periodically leaked private documents, including some to an italian journalist, who used them in a book. there has been intense speculation over who else may be involved in the so-called "vatileaks" scandal, including possibly high-ranking church officials. on wednesday, benedict said the events have brought sadness to his heart, adding that he was grateful to those who serve him loyally. he also criticized the media for spreading what he called "exaggerated" and "gratuitous" rumors. >>> here in the u.s., leaders of the umbrella group for the majority of american nuns issued a sharp pushback to a vatican rebuke against them. after a closed-door meeting, the national board of the leadership conference of women religious said the vatican action had caused "scandal and pain th

pope benedict's office. the vatican knows what impact the scandal could have, and its spokesman is holding international press conferences almost daily, but few facts have emerged, and so far, the investigation is not public. so speculation continues to grow about cronyism and power struggles. >> of course, there are always conflicts. that is clear. i do not know if they are objective or personal, but certainly, there are conflicts, and letters are written and receive. the worst thing is that this exchange is being undermined. one can no longer talk confidently about things because you do not know whether it will be in the papers the next morning. >> this man is at the center of the fuehrer. cardinal secretary of state and the pope's #two. he has repeatedly come under fire for a lack of diplomatic experience, speaking to view foreign languages, and for his authoritarian style -- speaking to few for -. >> one of the main culprits responsible for the disaster in which the roman curia finds itself. as carter an

benedict announced the next world meeting of families will be in philadelphia, in 2015. he said he looks forward to taking part, "god willing." he'll then be 88 years old. amid all of this, the u.s. catholic bishops will be holding their semiannual meeting this coming week in atlanta. joining me now are kevin eckstrom, editor in chief of religion news service and patricia zapor, staff writer of catholic news service. welcome to both of you. on their public agenda, the bishops right now don't have a discussion scheduled about the situation with the nuns but a lot of people say they've got to be talking about it, behind closed doors. how big of an issue is this for them and for the church? kevin. >> i think it is a big issue for them, the bishops and the hierarchy have really had a public relations headache on this. this has not played out the way that they thought. people are rallying around the nuns - they're coming to their defense. but i think, really what you are seeing is a bit, not quite a civil war but kind of a civil skirmish within the u.s. church about what it m

until recently the fires only audience had been the faithful at his church including pope benedict, theica in italy or france st. francis of assisi found his movement. a friend suggested he audition for record executives it turned out friars have talent. the first time the 34 year-old boarded a plan was to record at london's abbey road studios. he may have led a sheltered life he grew early inspiration from on likely source. when you were younger digit tried to sing like michael jackson? >>> yes. i dance like gen. i tried to do moonwalk >>> moonwalking does not figure into his act he is not in it for the faint. you may have a lot of fans now. >>> i will be shy. >>> he gets over his shyness the way many performers to he goes to another place >>> in a moment where i feel a direct line with god. a moment of have an. >>> as the fire has taken a vow of poverty and the profits from sales coast to charity. charlie daggata cbs news london. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell at the olympic club the weather took a turn for the worse and so ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. th

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nelson mandella, pope benedict the xvi and barack obama have spoken here. today -- will become the first figure and the first woman from abroad and the first citizen from asia to do so. [ applause ] this is not a break from present without a purpose. the courage of our guest is legendary. she has ridgestood the unimaginable covering of separation from her family and her people. with a dignity fortude and resolve which most of us can barely conceive. her connections with the united kingdom are intimate. she has been the symbol of resistance to a regime which even in an imperfect world has been exception al. i can myself attest this is a cabal guilty of rape as a weapon of war, extra judicial killings, cupulsory relocation, incarceration of opponents in unspeakable conditions and exconstructie excrutiating torture where fear run ares through society like blood running through veins. one woman has depriprived such two decades. that is why she is with us here this afternoon. [ applause ] however, there is room for cautious optimism. the recent election to parli

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pope benedict led thousands of war pressure -- worshipers in an open-air mass. back at home in the vatican, more trouble is brewing as the scandal continues to escalate. despite the rest of the key suspect in the case, the pope's former butler, more documents have surfaced. letters apparently bearing the signature of the pope's private secretary were published by la republica newspaper, reported late implicating him. lombardi said he was neither surprised nor concerned by the documents released. >> the pope has not been weakened by the difficulties he is facing. he is trying to deal with them with serenity. dozens of documents have revealed power struggles, corruption, and intrigue at the highest levels of the catholic church. they paint a picture of the church hierarchy in disarray. a journalist, who broke the story, said the leaks come from a number of stores. a note included with the latest documents appeared to confirm that. it warned of many more revelations to come. >> we will be going live to the queen's diamond jubilee celebrations in london in a moment.

bravo >>> until recently his only audience was the faithful at his church including pope benedict theica in italy or france and says friends san francis of assisi found his movement. friends say he should addition for record executives. the 34 4year old first time he boarded a plane was to record at london's abbey road studios. he may have led a sheltered life he grew early inspiration from on likely source. when you were younger you tried to sing like michael jackson? >>> yes. i danced like him. i was able to do moon walk. >>> moonwalking does not figure into his act, he is not in it for the fan. you may have a lot of fans and people will come to hear you. >>> i will be shy. >>> he gets over his shyness the way many performers to he goes to another place. >>> a moment when i feel a direct line with got, him and moment of heaven. >>> as the fire has taken a vow of poverty and the profits will go to charity. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you c

pope benedict gave all the new archbishops at a mass in rome earlier this morning. that is a light vestment. it's made from a wool shorn from lamb and blessed by the pope, given to the new archbishop as part of an annual service. we're going to hear from arch bishop lori on 11 news and on line at wbaltv.com. >> in today's educaon alert, a new student grading rule is now in effect in anne arundel county. that new regulation will affect how teachers grade all students in the county. official says the change is designed to help students and staff. the teachers association of anne arundel county have a hand in drawing up those final regulations. >> what the difference is how many retakes the children are going to be able to takers when the materials are going to be able to turned in and you're going to have probably a much more feeling that they have actually mastered the material that they're supposed to master. >> and you can read a copy of the new grading regulations. you can find it on wbaltv.com. just click on education alert. coming up on 11 news at noon, wildfire

and on this day in 1779, the court martial of the famous trader benedict arnold gathered in philadelphiaal had a reputation for living way beyond his means and was accused of using his post for personal gain. congress cleared him of most of the charges but george washington still published a formal slap on benedict around's wrist. that move pushed arnold over the edge and he unsuccessfully then plotted to give west point to the brits. benjamin franklin once wrote quote judas sold only one man arnold 3 million. continental army put pressure on back stabber 233 years ago today. that's "the fox report" for friday, june 1st, 2012. i'm john roberts in for shepard smith. shep is back monday, 3:00 p.m. eastern. 12:00 pacific. stay tuned, the factor is next. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> aren't you embarrassed to sound exactly like the obama spokesman talking about john mccain? >> this is ridiculous. >> a romney supporter scolding a cnn anchor for using obama campaign talking points an explosive situation and we'll show you what happened. >> they want hispanics to be dependent

and on this day in 1779, the court martial of the famous trader benedict arnold gathered in philadelphiaal had a reputation for living way beyond his means and was accused of using his post for personal gain. congress cleared him of most of the charges but george washington still published a formal slap on benedict around's wrist. that move pushed arnold over the edge and he unsuccessfully then plotted to give west point to the brits. benjamin franklin once wrote quote judas sold only one man arnold 3 million. continental army put pressure on back stabber 233 years ago today. that's "the fox report" for friday,

(laughter) nation this is the worst betrayal since benedict arnold teamed up with judas to stab caesaro has had their man crush crushed. republican congressman and georgia peach phil gingrey said of roberts, i don't want to drink a beer with him today. i'm not calling for his impeachment, i'm just very, very disappointed. are you happy, justice roberts? now phil gingrey is going to have to spend another night drinking alone. (laughter) (applause) and georgia, friend of the show, georgia's jack kingston was even pore crest fallen tweeting with obamacare ruling i feel like i just lost two great friends. america and justice roberts. well, if it's any help, congressman, phil gingrey is looking for someone to drink with. (laughter) and you know what [bleep] it, i might join them. look, why not, why not. my liver's covered now. (cheers and applause) i mean if i don't get cirrhosis i'm losing money. (laughter) we were fools. roberts has always been in o billiona's pocket. think about t he's the one without single-handedly made o billiona president. and come to think of it, come to think of it

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pope benedict celebrated in milan as an italian newspaper shared more documents.e pope's butler was arrested for leaking documents. now there's speculation he wasn't working alone, or simply a pawn in a struggle for power. >>> the man who brought kissing to "the family feud" has died. richard dawson was wise-cracking host of the hit tv show and he died from cancer on saturday in los angeles. he was 79. lee kau cowan made two little w into a catch-phrase. >> reporter: for those who joke about a live as a tv game show host, not richard dawson. he loved it. >> survey says! -- >> reporter: for most of the late '70s and early '80s, he watched "family feud" for fun. a role that earned him an emmy. that was his second act. the first had him in a war of a different story as a corporal, peter newkirk in "hoggan's heroes." born in england, many thought his accent would stand in the way of success. it did just the opposite. his off the cuff sense of humor made him a regular panelist on another game show, "match game". >> i swear on my life, eight was my answer. >> reporter:

pope benedict xvi said those responsible must stop shedding the blood of innocent people. >>> the pope also called for an end to the fighting in syria and urged the delivery of humanitarian aid. the international committee of the red cross has been trying to evacuate sick and wounded people in the heavily shelled city of homs. meanwhile, the syrian government expelled an italian jesuit priest for protesting against the assad regime. reverend paolo dall'oglio was head of a prominent syrian monastery known for its interfaith work. he left the country last weekend. >>> it's estimated that one american in ten will suffer severe mental illness at some point in their lives. often, such people are shunned. but we have a report today from deborah potter about churches that have learned how to minister to those almost everyone else rejects. >> reporter: on tuesdays and thursdays, the vans from holy comforter episcopal church make the rounds in southeast atlanta. >> today we'll pick up between 60 and 70 people. >> reporter: the church provides a day center for people with mental illness and othe

reporter: until recently the friars only audience had been the faithful at his church, including pope benedictt. francis of assisi founded his franciscan movement 800 years ago. a friend suggested he audition for record execs. turn its out, friars got talent. first time the 34-year-old ever boarded a plane was to record at london's famous abbey road studios last year. although he may have lead something of a sheltered life, he drew early inspiration from an unlikely source ♪ the way you make me feel ♪ ♪ >> reporter: when you were younger did you try to sing like michael jackson. >> yeah, i danced. >> reporter: you danced. >> i was able when was a youngster to do moon walk. ( laughs ) >> reporter: but moon walking doesn't figure into the friar's act. he says he's definitely not in it for the fame. you know, you may have a lot of fans now. people may come to hear you. >> maybe. >> reporter: it's true. >> i am a bit shy. >> reporter: you're a bit shy? >> yes, really. >> reporter: he gets over his shyness the way many performers do. he goes to another place. what do you think about when you sing?

in recent times only a few international figures - charles de gaulle, nelson mandela, pope benedict xvi and barack obama - have spoken here. today daw aung san suu kyi will become the first figure other than a head of state, the first woman from abroad and the first citizen of asia to do so. this is not a break from precedent without a purpose. the courage of our guest is legendary. she has withstood the unimaginable suffering of separation from her family and her people with a dignity, fortitude and resolve which most of us can barely conceive. her connections with the united kingdom, reinforced in oxford yesterday, are intimate. she has been the symbol of resistance to a regime which even in an imperfect world has been exceptional in its barbarity. as the un has documented, and from three trips to burma's borders i can myself attest, this is a cabal guilty of rape as a weapon of war, extra- judicial killings, compulsory relocation, forced labour, deployment of child soldiers, use of human minesweepers, incarceration of opponents in unspeakable conditions, destruction of villages, obst

scandal has erupted, there is talk that the cardinals in the vatican are trying to destabilize pope benedict and somebody will try to take over. does it detract from his credibility? his ability to lead? that he is fighting these little fights in terms of the world view of the vatican with u.s. nuns, when he should be concentrating on maintaining his own power? >> oh, my goodness gracious, yes! people don't want the vatican getting involved in u.s. politics. and specifically targeting the nuns. the nuns actually interestingly, announced yesterday that they are taking a bus tour around the united states to protest the budget because what their primary focus is social justice. if it's fighting poverty, making sure people have fees health care. we are living in a great time where there are two really big debates going on. one is the role of women in society. the vatican taken a strong stance against advancing the role of women in society whether birth control or other issues. the other issue is extreme income and inequality. the nuns stay we want to make sure that people have access to a good l

jeff, kim fernandez, rick fern, jim shapiro, pam ruppright, sue grissom, rebecca evans, lynn benedict a.m. -- bexam, mary lynn shimik, paul kiske, andrea o'leary, terry roller. if i've called your name, you can come on up. >> well, i was the last one called, but no one else seems to be taking the space so i will go right head. my name is terry and i'm a resident ever the district. although i care for children and recognize their need to for a place to recreate, i'm opposed to this project. stadium lighting and artificial turf have no place in golden gate park. some day they will grow up and have children of their own and we have to ask ourselves, if we approve this project what kind of a park are we going to leave them? i truly believe that this project is going to permanently and dramatically change the western end of golden gate park. this is not the type of park i would want to leave my children and certainly not the park we have today, but there is an alternative that gives kids a place to play today but preserves the park for them and their children in the future. fix the beach c

. >> some of the other items are crab benedict. omlets with old bay. >> what is the craziest thing you have ever eaten with old bay? >> i've had it with suites s before.s it is pretty good. >> very good. we will be showing more dishes. come out to all the restaurants participating. there are some restaurants participating in annapolis as well. >> you can go to facebook.com/oldbay. >> i love this, tony. if you make a sandwich, you might as well double it. >> you sound like homer simpson. i use it all the time. thank you, ava. the front we talked about is slipping off the coast now, delivering a cool air mass this morning. 50's.nd 46 degrees in oakland. here at home.r you might want to take a light jacket. we will make it up to about 80 this afternoon. let's talk about debby. the center circulation is right here. the big thunderstorms are east of the center. sustained winds, 45 miles per hour. it looks like it will take the center across north-central florida and come on the other side of the southeast atlantic later this week. this

rangel to come up and close and then ask our chairman to do the benediction. so if both of you, you ask your question and then ask yours immediately and we'll try to answer them both. >> quickly, congresswoman, keeping the democratic party accountable. how do you suggest that we hold them accountable to invest real money in the community to address some of these issues around the voting suppression. >> both jeff johnson and pastor tony lee made mention of the fact that we have an election to win here in 2012, but we have work to do beyond 2012. and i would like to know from the congressional black caucus perspective as -- in particularly in my region, i'm dealing with a right wing evangelical movement that has bamboozled the black brethren. what's the method, what's the move to attempt to rally those that congresswoman waters have referred to who are not really concerned because there's no food on the table. there's no jobs. how do we make the connection? what's the agenda to make the connection between the political process and not being bamboozled. if that m

city began in the early morning hours of august 19, 1814, as the british force of 4,000 landed at benedict maryland, the main port of the river. couriers brought the news to the capital including the admiral's birth that he intended to dine in washington in two days and dolly remained the focus as she sent word that unless she left the house would be burned over her head. she doesn't mention james nor does she include the president when he intends to parade dole in the streets of london as a prisoner of war. finally, when the men in charge began to make belated plans in protecting state. he left the white house in order to review the troops in the field and the intelligence reported the rumor that 5,000 troop his joined the city in maryland. panic broke out in washington city, beginning a mass exodus. alone in the weiss except for her servants and slaves, dolly did what she always did to try to quell the panic. aware that all eyes were on her, she planned a dinner party. without question, dolly's most famous day was august 24, 1814, the day of the invasion of washington. a close look at th

this is a crab and eggs benedict. jumbo lump eggs -- double eggs sandwich. all this has old bay.ou can go to atasteofpatriotism.com. a great week to get out. temperatures dropping down today. upper 70's for the high temperature. we do warm up by the end of the week. joyce some old bay -- enjoys bay.ol some old .> you're teasing us thank you. 6:37. a bride and groom to take the plunge in michigan. you do not want to miss this. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what is your opinion about rielle hunter's tell-all book about her affair with john edwards, and do you plan to buy and read it? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a couple of stories about unexpected trips to the water. we start in a village in india. people were diving for dollars. $2,400 was pulled from the river. source of the money was not known. >> and michigan couple took the plunge is a bit too seriously. there were posing with her wedding party on a small dock it suddenly collapsed -- they were

pope benedict has reaffirmed the church's commitment to traditional marriage at the open-air mass. at the service in milan, he spoke about the importance of marriage between a man and a woman. the 85-year-old pontiff told the pilgrims that traditional family values were key to escaping the ills of modern society. gunmen in mexico have killed 11 people in an attack on a drug rehabilitation center in the northern city. police said the attackers escaped in two pickup trucks. centers for drug addicts have been attacked in the past, which is suffering a wave of drug-related violence much the campaign group human rights watch says it has new evidence that the rwandan military is aiding rebels in the democratic republic of congo. the congolese army is fighting. human rights watch says former rebels have told them how rwanda provided between 200 and 300 recruits, along with weapons and ammunition. the rwandan government has categorically denied any involvement. pakistani officials say a u.s. drone strike has killed 15 people near the afghan border. they said missiles hit a suspected compou

you try to rebranding the image after a decade of controversy well if you're the vatican and pope benedict the sixteenth hire someone from fox so-called news to do p.r. the vatican has hired greg burke fox's rome correspondent help create a better communications policy and improve the church's image around the world in a statement about the higher in the vatican said it is trying to quote cope with years of communications blunders and one of its most serious scandals in decades and quote i don't know who vetted burke and i'm not sure of hiring someone who worked for a massage mystic homophobic and racially charged his network is really the best way to prove the vatican's p.r. . and the very very ugly congressman tom latham latham was on a radio show in iowa over the weekend when the host started talking about a group of catholic nuns that were traveling around the country protesting the budget cuts and paul ryan's republican budget which they say goes against the values of ryan's catholicism i was then gave his take on the nun state a listen. to this. towards washington. guys out of can't

so allen's idea was to move quickly, and it was also the idea of george washington who sent benedict arnold with 1,000 men to attack quebec at the same time ethan allen decided without george washington's approval to attack montreal. allen was only able to raise 134 men, paying some french abitant one pence a day which was more cash than they usually had, but the french canadians were unhappy with the british so allen miscalculated and thought he would have much more support from the french canadians and he also thought he'd have more support from the americans, his own cousin, the commander did not show up as he expected with the green mountain boys nor did any of the other americans. basically ethan allenes kroed the st. laurence at night trying to do fort ticonderoga again and he ran into british garrison under commander sir guy carlton with 134 trained troops and 300 mohawk warriors. it was over in about two hours and 45 minutes of wastinga am mission as ethan allen point out as they shot at each other long range until the ind knowia ians around him and allen had to surrender and