>> narrator: in february last year, pope benedict stunned the world by being the first pope to resign in 600 years. >> no person has had more influence on the life of the church, how it works on the inside, than joseph ratzinger. and he gave it up. >> narrator: when the helicopter took him away, benedict was leaving behind a bitterly divided vatican. this is the inside story of the events that undermined his papacy. it's a story of corruption and cover-up. >> if i don't get a response from you, i'll go public. >> narrator: of sexual scandal and abuse. >> if you tell anybody, your parents will burn in hell. >> narrator: of secrets and hypocrisy. >> so there we were, where they had had sex all night long, and he took out all his paraphernalia and started to celebrate mass. >> narrator: and a story of leaked documents exposing a bitter internal power struggle. >> i published documents dealing with corruption, scandals, frauds, nepotism. >> narrator: now a new pope, francis, must battle the forces that overwhelmed his predecessor. >> if he wants to change the church, it's going to mean de

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you know to be called benedict arnold is not a good thing.autiful, intelligent, charming young woman. the british spy was her former lover. it was a love triangle. >> the way you tell it is so unique. you don't tell it through her perspective of his. you tell it through a third party. >> peggy, "the traitor's wife" is the fascinating character you are seduced by and impulsed by. i don't want to tell it from her perspective. who would have better access to her? her maid. >> the one that change as her drawers. >> she's in the bedroom and watches the seduction with the spy. >> she's a young girl that comes from nothing. she's dazzled by peggy, her beauty and wealth. she's important to the story. >> she has to stand up for herself. >> what's fascinating about you -- i was wondering if you read a lot. i loved how you went off in the woods, were an observer, a bookworm. >> absolutely. that's how i was inspired to write this story. when benedict and peggy were plotting this treason that would have ended the revolution. i grew up in their hometown. w

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we should remember that this president also met pope benedict.ifferent kind of meeting because in that meeting in 2009 cordial. they did talk about foreign policy, but the first thing that benedict did was give a copy of bioethics to the president that condemned embryonic stem cell research, two things that the president supports. >> here's a little gift to begin our meeting. >> the president said now i have something to read on the plane home. it was a very vivid, in-your-face kind of statement. there will be an exchange of gifts. >> likely all the dignitaries that pope francis has met with over the last several months he has given a copy of his latest exercisation. he does talk about many of the important issues including immigration reuniting of families, including the great gap he sees in income inequality and the fact that there are many countries around the world that have certainly economic systems that seem to promote what pope francis calls a throw away culture. we're used to getting a brand new iphone. but that also happens with people

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pope francis will go to pope benedict and they will pray.e has been very retiring, and i admire his humility. >> help me understand the difference between doctrinal issues and -- whether it is contraception or divorce or birth control. these are issues that have been so debated. are those all doctrinal issues? >> in some respect they are. there is a hierarchy of truths. the center of the hierarchy is god created us. that is his focus. he is worried about a series of moral norms or directives being separated from that central reality and becoming a bludgeon to hit people over the head with. or to fight culture wars with. or to serve ideology. that is what he wants to fight against. he has been careful to say, don't expect us to change these. but the centrality of this -- >> is making people feel more welcome. people who might not agree with some of the pronouncements of catholic bishops -- they are not hearing as much from the pope and more about love and compassion and mercy. they are feeling more included and less excluded. >> i'm thinking

he talks to benedict, he speaks foundly of him. so despite the differences in personnity, they seem to have a remarkably good relationship. >> they say the rosary together a friend of mine told me at 4:00 in the afternoon. pope francis will go to pope benedict and they will pray together. father jenkins is right, he's been very retiring and i admire his humility from stepping down from one of the most powerful jobs in the world. >> rose: help me understand the difference in doctrinal issues and when controversy issues whether it's contraception, divorce or birth control. these issues have been so debated, an issue he spoke to not getting in the way of the pastoral role. those issues and doctrinal issues are all those doctrinal issues. >> in some respect they are. but i think jim mentioned it and it is true what he has said is there's a hierarchy of truth back in the catholic catechism the center of god created us in love and that's his focus. i think he's worried about a series of moral norms or moral directives being separated fro

we see this with pope frances all the time but now we have the conservative pope benedict. we can't really push through it it is so powerful. -. thyou end up not understanding e dynamics that you're trying

it's an eggs benedict sandwich. but how did you get the eggs benedict into the sandwich?gs benedict breakfast sandwich with the flavor of creamy, lemony hollandaise. try one today. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she is a professor of social policy law and women's studies at brandeis university. she was a witness in clarence thomas' senate confirmation hearing. her experience is chronicled in "anita." >> i loved working on age descriment -- discrimination cases or gender and the myment areenal. that's why i went to the eeoc. at the time i moved the behavior had stopped. that's all i wanted. people misunderstand that harassment is about the sex it's really about control and power and abusing it. >> jon: please welcome to the program anita hill. [cheers and applause] how are you? [cheers and applause] so thank you so much for joining us. it is hard to me to believe this was -- the clarence thomas hearings were over 20 years ago. >> right, almost 23. and, as i say i've live every day of those 23 years. some of them easier than others. when i star

see ian's full night at upforwhatever.com it's an eggs benedict sandwich.andwich? i went to dunkin'. dunkin's new eggs benedict breakfast sandwich with the flavor of creamy, lemony hollandaise. try one today. >> stephen: s this's it for the report, everybody, good night captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> fro. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight a young man named jason bateman. assist i comedian turned first time film director. he is quite tal entered. remember -- talented. but first remember in 2005 we found out the c.i.a. was authorized to use interrogation techniques on prisoners that could be descr

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president obama did meet with benedict. but now with pope francis, as you point out, maybe they do have that compass alignment more when it comes to talking about the issues of inequality and on an international stage. >> the other thing is, frankly, pope benedict was not anywhere near as popular as pope francis. if you want to look at it on a po polling level level, the pope's popularity was double that of the president's. so you see he is riding this wave of not just popularity, but international recognition and as someone who is catholic, i often have people who are not catholic walk up to me, friends who will say, i'm jewish, but i love your pope. i say, he's not my pope. you're welcome to share him. i think that's the kind of past pastoral feeling that he exudes. i was very interested, and i'm not a big person, and i have no expertise in reading body language or anything like that, but i know that people were going to be watching for those initial moments. the smile, the warmth of the handshake. he is this kind of pers

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you know, pope benedict used to go back and talk about medieval people like augustine but he talks about basic stories that connect on a level. you can see how quickly he spread around the world. >> speaking of personal terms, the pope suggested in an interview that the church should examine civil unions, but he didn't affirm gay marriage or support civil unions soshgs what -- so what did he mean? >> reporter: if you go back, he gave an interview to an italian paper. it's basically the paper of record here in italy. the statement is kind of ambiguous. the interviewer asks him what he thinks about gay marriage and civil unions. he clearly states that marriage is between a man and a woman. so that's very clear. he then goes on to say that to recognize that many different countries around the world have started to grant civil unions, but he doesn't exactly say that's okay or he agree with it. he just says he doesn't have the facts at hand, and he wants to look at those cases in their variety. some people take it to mean he supports civil unions, while others say it's a pretty am business wi

benedict did.would anticipate he would cell. >> the other other area of great potential sluns is thinking about capitalism in the world. to meet with president obama and it's interesting that in this regard, the pope and the president have been speaking about income inequality in the world, the president focused primarily in america. there are conservatives in america who say no, no, no, there's not an income inequaliti program, there's an opportunity inequality problem here. rush limbaugh even calling the pope a marxist. how does he respond to that? >> he responded very charitibly as we've come to know and love in him. i don't know if i would have that much charity. i think that was terrible to refer to the pope as marxist and very inaccurate. the catholic wisdom is always right smack down the middle. we're always concerned about excesses on the left, which is collectivism, socialism, commonism and excesses on the right which is unfettered cutthroat capitalism. swfr in between is$gk the middl whic

tweets were positived, compared to 30% of benedict tweets. francis certainly made an impression, getting comparisons to superman. his critiques of capitalism left many fuming. they wonder if he is treated too much like a celebrity. the idea that this popular pope has attracted more people to the click church. pew research found there isn't really any evidence of this among americans. however, a quarter of people already in the church say they have become more excited by their faith in the past year. >>> let me give you the latest on the missing malaysian airliner. in the words of the transportation minister, the plane has vanished. malaysia saying satellite images showing debris in the south china sea did not show debris. they were released by mistake by china. malaysia dismissed reports that the plane carried on flying up to four hours after it lost contact with conventional radar because of speculation that the engines would have still been transmitting the telemetry. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what

he met with pope benedict xvi, that was back in 2009. what was the outcome of that meeting? >> well, i think the most interesting thing that happened in that meeting was the gifts that pope benedict gave the president afterwards, and he gave him the vatican's treatise on bio ethics and the dignity of human life. one of the things we'll be watching for in this meeting is what gift does pope francis give to this president? when he met with vladimir putin, pope francis gave him a piece of artwork. when he met with benjamin netanyahu he also gave him a piece of artwork. if he gives president obama something. >> the vatican blog had an interesting take," it will be filled with splichl and substance and contrast." it writes "a young president growing older and more frustrated and an old pope who seems to be growing younger and more empowered. the pope and the president could have a unique discussion on how to keep hope and change alive in their demanding offices amid challenging times." what's your take on that? >> well, matt, i think what's most striking about this conversation t

. >> smaug, we started working with benedict over dutch -- cum berbatch, and rather than doing a typical voice in the booth everything that you do with animated characters, we put him in a motion capture suit, and we got to see what his physical presence and body performance was. we translated that into the dragon. >> was a motion capture suit? >> we mark kirk an actor, and we try to record the movements. what we're really doing is getting the essence of their performance, and see what happens when we have this very moving performance on the small stage, how does that take advantage o -- how do we change that into a dragon? i was the effect supervisor for avatar as well. i am to create anything that is not real. if you can imagine it, but not do it physically, than it is up to me degree at it. >> you have also made a 25 foot gorilla? >> we did king kong, exactly. that was peter's lifelong dream, to bring king kong back to the screen. you is a big fan -- he was a big fan of the original, as was i. we brought kong to life. >> would that be done the same way today, or would that be digitall

i did graduate from a jesuit prep school, saint benedict's prep school. aback that here's this guy who is seemingly great on so many things and yet on this there's this huge blind spot. >> i think what's interesting is it's so out of character that he's not pastoral in this sense. this was an opportunity to be pastoral as he has been with so many other issues. he's gone to the places where the poor are. he's known as the slum pope. he's gone to the immigrants. he has not met with the abuse victims. i think this is an opportunity not to just talk about the programs and the policies but actually offer pastoral care for those who feel so hurt. >> and you know before i want to get to -- in a second, julie, but cardinal dolan was on "meet the press" and david gregory asked him this question about the pope meeting with sex abuse victims. let's roll that. >> the power of symbol here is to meet with victims. the pope has not done that. should he do that? >> he probably will. i will not be surprised if he would not. hope he does. lord knows i have and lord knows i

but he also said his predecessor, pope benedict, had been courageous in managing to change attitudes towards this issue within the church. he said pope benedict set apart to help lead the church out of it and the church had done a great deal, maybe even more than anyone, pope francis says. the catholic church is maybe the only public institution that moved with transparency and responsibility. no one else did more, francis says. even sew the church is the only one that is attacked in stark contrast, as you said, to really strong criticism just last month from the u.n. committee which said the vatican failed in many ways to address this major scandal in anything like a proper manner. >> alan, thanks very much. alan johnston in rome. stay with us on "bbc world news." still to come in gmt, we'll get the latest on day three in the oscar pistorius murder trial. ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ w

we saw in the media about pope benedict's red shoes you. might see a pope holding a mite -- mitre or a king's crown so this exchange back and forth in medieval christiandom in which the king was christian, the pope was christian, and you had a sense of temporal power and spiritual power mixed constantly, exchanged back and forth. that's part of the transfer between thinking of the eucharist as the mystical body, to thinking of the church as the mystical body: then the interesting thing occurs that, as you think about the church as mystical body, you start to think entirely social and political terms about that. so, the church encompasses the whole order of europe, if you asked a medieval european, what they were, they wouldn't say, i'm french or i'm german or i'm italian. they usually say i'm catholic and i'm from this town. and that sense of the church, ordering the whole of society, meant that the idea of the mystical body could transfer from the eucharist to the church to society as a whole. and so he tracks as does the political histori

president's meeting with francis's predecessor pope benedict barely lasted a half hour. they are two men who you would think have more common ground than disagreements, both global leaders and swept into office on the promise of change and both rail regularly against inequality and both graced the cover of "rolling stone", looking good gentlemen, but idealogical divisions that simmer underneath the surface of this relationship and they are not small divisions. the obama administration and the vatican aren't on the same page when talking about abortion, same-sex marriage and directly at odds with some of america's economic practices. to make common sense of both of this, i'm going to turn to someone of the cloth and regular vatican watcher, first is helen prejaen a member of congregation of st. joseph and basis for susan sarandon's character in "dead man walking" and the world over network, and best selling author. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> i'll start with you, raymond. what does president obama get out of this meeting and what do you think pope fran

. >> pope benedict came across as an intellectual pope. very strong in academicics in troops and scholarship. pope francis brought in an emphasise that is populist. intellectualism is not a popular thing. >> they say his casual approach appeals to nigeria's 20 million kath likes and beyond. in latin america, he is more in tune with the struggles. the majority of the nigeria christians go to evangelical churches, and they are the fastest growing christian conference. seen as more dynamic the popular itty spanned africa and the west. >> the evangelical church in nigeria, we have 75 million people, and the growth every four months is 200%. people graduate where they find peace and answers. >> people from the catholic church say they find clergy men her more accessible, the service more rewarding. >> when it comes to social values and stances on issues like homosexuality, both evangelicals and catholics share a few. the factor has been the catholic church's emphasis on traditional rituals. >> the catholic church adieu to the economic situation

pope francis, 84% favorable twitter mentions. 30% for benedict, 40% of catholics are playing more. 68% he's making a major change for the better in the church. politicians would kill for those numbers. why the excitement? >> he's the most successful non-political politician that there is in the world. that excitement is because he has brought a fresh air to the catholic church. and i think people like me who were disengaged, disenfranchised and disappointed with the hierarchy and the structures of the church, but we still believed in god, now have a voice draws us back. >> but what gave you the voice? why is it so different? >> he's focusing on the people, what the church should focus on. serving the poor and the needy. he's been inclusive, not exclusive. he's not being judgmental. asking people to be a part of the church family and he's leading by example. he's talking about income inequality, yes, but he's gotten rid of the throne and lives in humility. so he talks the talk and walks the walk. and you know what else? and he likes people. i think that's making a huge difference. i wou

marie dennis at the time that benedict left office two things were weighing very heavily.he conditionsble financial scan careds and the clergy sex abuse that in many countries still hadn't been dealt with in any way that satisfied the people in the pukes. has the pope gotten his arms around this yes, of course, he has to. those are two extremely important matters that must have dealt with. the pope has it seems quite clearly dealt with the vatican bank with the financial problems and i think although he made a misstep, in how he was perceived to have spoken about in scandal, i think that my understanding is that he is committed to doing what needs to be done. to hold them to account and to in whatever ways are possible, make recompense so those that have been injured. those are tremendous scandals that have been very damaging not only to those that are looking on from the outside, but of course to the churchist. so yes, the pope must deal with them, must deal with them in a very straight forward way, and i believe that his emphasis on inclusion, and on the building of righ

. >> in february 2013, pope benedicts bake the first in nearly 600 years to resign. leaving it to a successor is pope francis to carry on. >> this one with involved a former vatican accountant, charged with laundering millions of euros to the bank, pope francis tapped to have a newly formed secretary of the economy. a financial watchdog reported direct my to the pontiff. >> he going to push for more accountability in the vatican. now count can me to tell him you are not cooperating. >> may also have is the power to bring internal audits the most concrete signal yet of pope francis' intention, to shine a light, however, bright on the vatican financial affairs. am al jazeera, new york. >> it should point out that the bank isn't a bank in the tradition gnat sense, it does hold dispose sits for 19,000 customers. mostly catholic institutions. a bold move now from the brand new boss at microsoft, if you have an ipad this story is for you, coming up next, plus, the cut throat world of poaching in silicon valley, you are watching real money. protection calling for advice. >>

. >> benedict was never much of a seller but francis is now everywhere. >> his accessibility and energy have been a revelation after years of an aging and ill pope, and then a quiet rethrough receive one. >> but francis's outgoing nature and his now famous comments about not judging homosexuals have raised expectations that this rock star pope would also rock catholic doctrine. >> not so fast, say those like mass massimo franco who have been writing on the papacy for decades. >> it is a difference of tune but not a real change in the core issues of the church. >> it doesn't represent, you are saying, a fundamental shift in church doctrine? >> i don't think so. >> changing church doctrine may not be on francis's agenda but making the church seem less doctrine natural apparently s he has called two important senate of bishops for the next two years on hot button social issues. >> the pope wants a new attitude. >> and that writer marco politi says the challenge for francis is to parlay his personal popularity into consensus. >> he wants actually in the assembly of the signals this year and

presidential visit to a pope will stop we had barack obama has already visited echo, benedict back in 2009. we have seen residents have varying chemistry with pope, john paul ii with ronald reagan. they got along famously because they were seen as staunch anti-communist. where is the chemistry going to be between this pope, who has been seen as the reform minded pope, someone -- a very different figure than the previous popes and in recent modern history, and president now down in the ratings. the obvious chemistry will be on economic agenda. when you think of this book, pope francis, what do you think of? his moral agenda -- poverty, -- theity, the whole jesuits, going to the heart of the whole jesuit tradition, who this pope is, the first just whip open 1000 years or so. helping the wounded, helping the hurt. obama probably wants people to see the parallels, wants its own economic agenda. he is trying to see himself as a president that reaches out to america's underclass, not just the middle class but the underclass who have been sort of left out of the economic equation. he has pla