keep in mind both benedict watched john paul ii become ill and suffer with parkinson's.opens this door theologically within the catholic church to say, yeah, it's okay for a pope who gets ill to step aside like we saw with benedict. i don't think francis is going to hang it up tomorrow. he has a lot of work to do. certainly he's opening the door to do this down the line. >> he is such a busy, busy pope, as we've been watching him now. in the presser today, he clarified the invitation to leaders in the middle east, the palestinian authority and of israel. he said it would be a meeting of prayer. so what do we take that to mean? but also i mean, that doesn't diminish how significant this is, right? >> no, it certainly doesn't diminish the significance. what it does mean is don't look for pope francis to bring a pencil and map to this meeting and start drawing lines. he wants this to be a meeting of prayer as a way to continue the dialogue to keep things moving along. he said some comments of what he might think could happen in the middle east but deferred and said, no, thi

of brainerd will not give the benediction -- will now give the benediction.sident and all of our leaders with energy and wisdom and sent us on our way with strength for the journey that led. bless our families and our comrades and help us be mindful of the principles of freedom, justice, and equality that have been along been our nation's heritage. we would be remiss if we did not pray for the safety of our brothers and sisters who serve our nation this day. teach us of times to pray for their safe return with knowledge of a job well done. continue to bless this nation, our friends, and the flag we serve. may the spirit of god be near you to defend you within to andesh you, to guide you above you to bless you forever more. go in peace, brothers and sisters. amen. place untilmain in the president has departed and the colors are retired. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪

more about their future i spoke to tyson's finance minister p r d benedict's and he was in paris for a meeting of the organization for cooperation and development has stopped asking him about the outlook for the icelandic economy. garnett benedict center to present id his son how strong would you say that the icelandic economy is now where is the icelandic economy is in the recovery seoul the first of all we turned in the budget for this year's quiz on the overall mood of sharpness. which is the first time in six years so we're back on track with the finances. the growth locks last year was driven by a pretty robust exports are both on fisheries some photos and text of the growing of the tourism sector has been growing in double digit numbers yet only a mile. so we're back to school for girls. we bought was the budgets. read the municipalities of paint on death and so was the states. so of the alcove is pretty good but the moments you want of a capsule controls one of a can of the tropes that something has been off to talk about loss of speculation when they will be choked. yes i thi

watching the moment was pope benedict xvi. met with cardinal timothy dolan and the archbishop of washington. >> he called them men of courage and called john paul ii a pope of family. >> i am glad he did. for pope francis, marriage and family is a biggie. he talks about it a lot. he chose as the topic for the next two synods of bishops the topic of marriage and family. he declared john paul ii the patron of married couples and families. he recalled the wealth of teaching that john paul ii gave on marriage and family. i was glad to hear him say that. because as you will know it has been some rumors that francis would take a radical departure from the past and the church is teachings on marriage and family. and family. all of us know he cannot change the substance of the teaching but when he referred to john paul ii being the pope of marriage and family we thought there it is again. there is great continuity in the teaching of the church. there is hardly any rupture. it is a beautiful flow from jesus through the apostles and he

pope benedict 16 made a similar trip in 2005. walking in the footsteps of the holly land demanded diplomacy. it was called the francis affect and many await what he may bring to this ancient land. >> pope francis's schedule is packed. he'll attend 29 event, including three masses. security is a major concern. hebrew graffiti revealed death threats against christians and other arabs. pope francis will travel with a rabbi and muslim leader. both are from his native argentina. i spoke to tom reece, an analyst at the national kath rick reporter and to a rabbi, founder and president, who will be part of the american contingent welcoming the pope to the holy land. i asked about the significance of this visit. john paul and john xxiii were given sainthood because they played a significant role in the outreach of the catholic church, prarl to judiaism and islam. i have the privilege of welco welcoming pope benedict in my synagogue in new york. the first papal visit in a synagogue in the united states. i have stood near the president, wel

[playing of "taps"] ♪. ♪ >> present arms. >> chaplain brainard will now give the benediction. >> oneyer, in this sacred place for our fallen loved ones, let us pray. lord, continue to strengthen our president and all of our leaders with energy and wisdom and send us on our way with strength for the journey that lay ahead. lord, bless our families and our comrades and help us to be ever mindful of the principles of freedom, justice and equality which have been long been our nation's heritage, given to us by our fallen comrades, our fallen heroes. finally, lord, we would be remiss if we did not pray for the safety of all of our brothers and sisters who serve our nation this day. teach us at all times to pray for their safe return with knowledge of a just -- >> this is "outnumbered." here on this memorial day along with me is sandra, katie, jedidayah and a veteran himself, pete. he's outnumbered. >> welcome back. >> i'm excited to be here. memorial day means a lot to all of us, but those serving and those who lost someone, incredible day. >> and thank you for your service. >> we begin i

i attended with pope benedict, assisi. think that's my conviction, his conviction, every conflict comes to an end. 100 years war, world war i, world war go, every war comes to an end. he's a messenger of peace and social justice. >> i want to ask you the same question father, how would you measure his success? >> if they get out of there without a disaster, they consider it a success. i think we have more hope for pope francis hscantily aplayses us. but i agree with rabbi, we can point people in the right direction. try to inspire reconciliation. but it is going to take the people in the middle east to work together, to put a side just like catholics and jews have, put aside the past and move forward into the future together. because it --fully other direction is just disastrous for us. and i think that's a message that he can bring. a efnlg in of hope a -- a message of hope, a message of reconciliation. he's not a miracle worker, it's not going to suddenly be solved. but he request push people forward and remind people th

they call these corporations benedict arnold corporations. it is about time the corporations started living by the same rules as the rest of us. people overwhelmingly are for closing tax loopholes that allow you to ship jobs overseas. close loopholes on corporations that have offshore tax savings -- tax havens. this is wildly favorable. 62-79% in support. these policies are more popular than most congress people in america. [laughter] these are strong, winning policies. the investment agenda. people are worried about money and where money is going to come from. to not to turn that equation around? add tax fairness to it. when we close loopholes we win overwhelmingly. 62-39% this is the same data you saw in terms of tax fairness. regulating big business. everyone knows the conventional wisdom. we can't talk about regulation, regulation is a dirty word. when we tested in focus groups, we found we can use the dreaded r-word. 93% of americans think it is important that we regulate services and products. we tested the language that the president u

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. >> yes, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: benedict cumberbatch.on to nail white tie, it would have been benedict cumberbatch. >> i know. i told him ah, yes. you brought a little class to this -- >> seth: that's right. >> -- what do they call it in football when you're all out, with your trunks open and you're -- >> seth: um, i don't know if they do that in football. [ laughter ] >> no, no, when they go to the game. he brought class to -- you know, that thing where -- >> tailgate! >> tailgate, yeah. >> seth: your trunk's out? [ laughter ] >> you know, your trunk in open -- >> seth: gentlemen, i filled a trunk with beer and sausages. tonight we tailgate. >> in other words, he elevated it. >> seth: he elevated the evening. and the evening was wonderful. congratulations again. you're a wonderful co-chair. and you, of course -- >> thank you, seth. >> seth:-- are the perfect chair. anna wintour and sarah jessica parker, everyone. "charles james beyond fashion" opens at the metropolitan museum tomorrow. we'll be right back with rich eisen. [ cheers and a

so the pope calling palestine a state is a recognition, something which pope benedict even did when heorted the resolution for palestine to become an observer at the un, a kind of de facto recognition of statehood. so significant language. of course, every word of the pope has some political importance in this area. at the same time, of course, the vatican recognizes israel's right to exist with peace and security. that is something that the pope will also have a chance to reiterate when he meets later today and tomorrow with the israeli authorities. >> all right. we'll see if those two presidents do, indeed, get together with the pope. delia gallagher, thank you so much. >>> thank you, i want to say, for carving out a little bit of your morning with us. >> we'll do a little more of this. continue your "new day" after a quick break. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about a biologic...

he also said he might resign, like pope benedict, if he no longer has the strength to do the job. >>> it's unclear who is winning the battle of a major airport in ukraine. there is an unconfirmed report that at least 30 rebel troops have been killed. the newly elected president calls the insurgents terrorists and says he won't negotiate with them. charlie d'agata reports from dontesk. >> the truckload of separatists join the fight for the takeover of the airport. these are the men president-elect called terrorists. top priority, he said, is to regain control of this embattled region. despite air strikes from ukrainian jet fighters and attack helicopters, the separ e separatists dug in. we are less than a mile from the airport itself. we watched this pro-russian gunman pick up in the wooded area around the airport. you can hear gunfire and explosions going off. fighter jets have been roaring overhead. gunfire forced people to duck for cover from bullets flying in every direction. the ukrainian military's response at the airport is the largest since trouble in the country's eastern regi

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as joy benedict joins us, that deli owner is now trying to move forward. >> reporter: as the memorial grows, shoppers return to the vista mart, reopening for the first time since a gunman shattered windows and lives. >> you never exfect exfect -- expect it to happen in your store. >> reporter: they have been running this store for years in this college community. on sunday, people stopped by to check on them. the person who died inside of this store friday night was 20- year-old chris martinez. >> people came together in, he was the last to entrepreneurer the store. >> reporter: sam was not here but surveillance caught it. customers hiding, a refrigerator door shattering from a bullet. a young woman calling 911, reaching out to someone we can not see. that is because the third camera, we will not show you, captured chris martinez, dying. >> two of the friends were trying to revive him. trying to give him cpr and all of this but it was not successful. >> reporter: martinez was a regular in the store and so was the gunman, elliot roger. >> you never expect this guy to do this. he was qu

it's almost seems like in later life after she got sober, she became leslie benedict. all of her gay friends who are sick and many people in hollywood out of fear were pushing them away, she embraced them. i have to longer to in the book with michael who is rock hudson's doctor who initially identified the aids virus in medical journals, and he kind of agreed with this analogy of leslie benedict because it wasn't just raising money. it was showing, it was not, it was forcing the mainstream community to acknowledge both the humanity and the suffering of the people. >> could ask a question? my feeling is that the real feminist and all that was an intensely famous woman and she wrote the book that giant came from. do you feel, one little anecdote, the second am asking, do you feel she picked of these roles? because the writing and the background, the concept had nothing to do with her. but i knew her when she was married to senator warner. >> not a bright light. >> let me tell you. let me tell you your chi sat there and she said, i never knew senators could be so dull. [l

benedict would not sell to retire to a life of prayer penance and the museo di two years later the bride who teach it to us. tymoshenko is running in the ukrainian presidential elections on the twenty fifth of may st of the chairperson canada's leading the polls unit tymoshenko was the symbol of the two thousand and four orange revolution. the prime minister until two thousand and ten up to that she was jailed in two thousand and eleven with yanukovich is fall from power. she was released and is now campaigning in the south east of the country as well as court in ukrainian nationalists. considering the political gulf between the two electorates. it's a huge political gamble work on the hearing is the complete record of the country for ukraine has a particularly difficult. these cute fashion map with russia. he's a threat to war over peace to war. what you think about the vast the statement in the commission coming from russia moscow. especially from the traveling involved with the ukrainian situation in your hands clean and simple dough in ukraine is impossible. the district is aggressio

victims support groups say they are not doing enough to -- the apology came from pope benedict in 2010. his successor says he will take a hard line. >> zero tolerance will be shown to pedophiles save -- said hope frances regardless of their position. but it's still unclear whether that will extend to members of the clergy who covered up crimes of others. critics have dismissed plans to meet with abuse victims, saying it's no more than a public relations coup that would do little to change the church hierarchy. >> finally, this story from italy where members of the world cup squad had been involved in a car accident that left pedestrians injured. >> they returned after the crash . the players had been in vehicles given by formula one racers. he reportedly hit the two victims and the road to the training camp had been close to the public for a promotional event organized by mercedes will stop >> mora on that and other stories in other news bulletins. stay with us. >> thank you for watching. >> our top story -- european leaders are trying to digest the results from the elections. the swin

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>> some called it the day of four popes, pope francis and his predecessor benedict xvi at the ceremony this morning were two giants of the church, john paul ii and john xxiii were declared saints. >> it is an event that may well never happen again. in effect four popes in the same place at the same time. >> stephen: that's right there were so many popes you could not swing a dead pope without hitting one. now know surprise these guys were saint. john xxiii's modernized the church, second vatican council and john paul ii fought against communism but more importantly was an honorary harlem globetrotter. (applause) >> and i believe-- i believe-- i believe that they're undefeated record is the real miracle. (laughter) >> and folks, when you are be there, it is hard to explain, but it felt as if these departed popes were in st. peter's square with you because parts of them were. >> pope francis relic from each of the pontiffs. >> the re8ic of john xxiii is a piece of his skin. and the relic of john paul ii is his blood in a vial. >> stephen: skin and blood, why would the vatican want-- they

[applause] >> please remain standing for taps.laying of ♪ >> the benediction. >> the sacred place fored ones. let us pray. lord, continue to strengthen our president and all of the leaders with energy and wisdom. give them strength for the journey that is ahead. bless our families and comrades. the us to be mindful of principles of freedom, justice, and equality. they have been in our heritage. give it to our fallen comrades. we would be remiss if we did not pray for the safety of all of our brothers and sisters who serve the nation on this day. teach us to pray for their safe return with the knowledge of a job well done. continue to bless this nation, our friends, and the flight that we serve. may the spirit of god being near you to defend you. within you, to refresh you. behind you, to justify you. above you, and to bless you for ever more. go forward. please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. ♪ >> antiwar activists, academics, and journalists talk about the impact of war on since -- civilians. mcauliffe. terry later, scott walker. union 40%

some calling it "four popes day," with the presence of pope francis, emeritus pope benedict, and relics of john paul ii and john xxiii. john xxiii moved the church forward by convening the second vatican council to modernize the faith, while john paul ii implemented the changes during his 26 years as pope. john paul ii's canonization is the fastest in modern time. pope francis also made an exception for john xxiii, making him a saint with only one miracle instead of the normal two required. documentary filmmakers dig up hundreds of old atari "e.t." game cartridges buried in a new mexico landfill. critics call the 1982 video game based on the film "e.t. the extra-terrestrial" one of the worst video games ever made. the unwanted copies ended up buried in alamogordo, new mexico. now more than 30 years later, a game enthusiast tracks down the location and hundreds gather for the dig. the world's most successful puzzle game, the rubik's cube, turns 40. to celebrate the four-decade milestone, the liberty science center in new jersey set up a 7,000-square-foot display of games, puzzles, histor

the recently retired pope benedict xvi went there. >>> ukraine's new president, patrick who made his money in the candy trade. he holds the commanding lead of strong prorussia insurgents. >> let's get a check on the road. >> the area ramp in the meantime in fremont, we've got a major injury accident, three chp units blocking a lane of the on-camp o ramp. here's the sensors on east by the way and holiday looking great. the east shore freeway and then westbound 237 and quiet into sunny vale. everything is able to get by just fine to hey war and if you leave hayward, only 12 or 13 minutes to cross westbound 92. bay bridge still extra light getting into san francisco and mass transit for the most part is on a holiday schedule. bart is on a sunday schedule today. cal train and actually no train service at all for memorial day. that's your latest kcbs traffic. we have more on the forecast. the fingernail moon. >> that was cool. looking good and we may see some of that later on in the day. otherwise, expecting a whole lot of sunshine and then the last one we see for a while. much cooler wea

] arms.er, brainerd will now give the benediction.is sacred place for our fallen loved ones. let us pray. lord, continue to strengthen our president and all our leaders with energy and wisdom and send us on our way with strength for the journey that lay ahead. lord, bless our families and our comrades and help us to be ever mindful of the principles of equality,ustice, and which have long been our nation's heritage, given to us by our fallen comrades, our fallen heroes. finally, lord, we would be remiss if we did not pray for the safety of all of our brothers and sisters who serve our nation this day. teach us at all times to pray for their safe return with knowledge of a job well done. continue to bless this nation, the flag we and serve. now, may the spirit of god being near you and around you to preserve you and before you to guide you and behind you to justify you and above you to bless you for ever more. go in peace, brothers and sisters. amen. >> amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has depar

unofficial opinion poll, macarthur was listed as our worst military leader, ahead of, get this, benedict arnold, the trader. so when i begi began this book d to try to figure out how to present these contradictions in a very complex character. and i decided to do it by doing what historians don't normally do. instead of casting the main shadow forward as to how we understand him now, i cast his shadow back. and if you cast macarthur's shadow back, if you see them as he most recently was going as a humiliated commander relieved by the president, then you begin to look for all of the complaints about macarthur that truman found in his previous history. and even look at any historical figure long enough, and if you look for the bad things in his character and his career, you will find them. what if, i asked myself in writing this book, what if we're to looking at macarthur without the shadow of korea? what it would look at macarthur as having ended his career on board the uss missouri taking the japanese surrender? what if korea had not happened? how would we view him? and in shaping his ou

he said he would consider following in the footsteps of benedict xvi who opened the door by retiring.nows if there will be others, but the door is open. one of the surprises was an invitation for the palestinian and israeli presidents to join him. the event is tentatively scheduled for next month. on the plane, he lowered expectations. they are coming just to pray he said, then everyone goes home. it was his very public and sincere prayers in places of religious significance made here. >> it's an attempt to reach out. ift's going to be applauded and appreciated by the israeli people. >> reporter: the pope's final mass of the trip where jesus held the last supper displeased orthodox jews who worship but they let it go off in a dignified manner. the only ones not applauding are representatives of abuse victims. a nice bit of symbolism that is utterly meaningless. >> thank you, alan. >>> this is fascinating to see what the pope did in israel. then, you know he spoke with reporters, again, on the back of the plane. add allen pointed out, three bishops are under investigation for sexual ab

and i had been with benedict monks at school and i thought i knew about authority figures and then i went to work for a four-star admiral and boy are they strict. he said as the greek historian -- and he was looking for a constinent and he was going on and admiral murphy is now giving me the eye ball of death and i am going i didn't make up this word. it was like being in a lamaz class. i was saying push. push. you can do it. and finally it slipped out and admiral murphy came up and jabbed me in the chest with his fingers and said next time say plato. [laughter] >> so that was the dawn of the platonic era. bush rhetoric. but random house said no i don't know about calling it that. so there was a piece and i said let's call it wish i had said that. this was a piece i did for all things considered the npr show. i had been called for jury duty in washington, d.c. and this is a civic duty of every american, you know. but it isn't an experience i particularly recommend in washington, d.c. there is no more way to put it. and the poor judges and you know, he is going through the questions a

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>> like the pope benedict?ike that probably. >> in terms of outside funding, international help, project, what does the international community need to do there in terms of boosting that? of course many questions are raised act where the money ends up, whether it's delivered, how much is lost in corruption. >> this is one of the worries and concern for international community. as we see a the figures of $700 billion spent in u.s. and nato. some went to afghan government. unfortunately that money has been put into administers and their pockets instead of going to people. >> is that illustrated by the lack of infrastructure and equipment we've seen in the dreadful mudslides recently that killed 2,000 people. people are digging with shovels and picks. where's the big machinery, the aid? >> in 13 years by the international community, proper funding has been given to them. because of incompetency of the government, they're not functioning well. they cannot fly a helicopter to rescue people. 30,000 are living in tent

. >> first of all, he correctly sided john paul the second and benedict.ch is lib well wer. he spoke about economic equity. you were correct in describing that. that gets me scared. when you talk about equity, it means fairness and not sameness and that point has to be emphasized. what really bothers me is the way the media played this. he spoke about how you have a right to life from conception to natural death. he was speaking about abortion and youth in asia. when he speaks about the issues, the media has no interest. they didn't want to talk about it and ap the same thing. this pope is a man that comes out of the social economic model. he would be less oriented perhaps than you and i would be but when it comes to the moral issues, he's sound. i'm okay with moral -- >> the same un that says opposition to abortion is torture. i mean, so. >> yeah. >> look who he is doing business with. >> it's interesting to see what they will listen to and not. you're so right, this pope modelled his life after jesus christ and i think that's something we should take awa

when president obama was inaugurated in 2009, the person that gave the benediction uttered the line the should get a head man. i didn't see them complaining about it at the time. it's now when it's convenient they do this to district from other issues. >> bernie found time to sign this letter but didn't read the two and a half page bill. >> gentlemen, thank you-all. >>> also tonight, is the counsel on american islam make relations or care trying to silence an outspoken 9/11 family remember? a woman who is on the board of the nech mu9/11 museum. >>> a controversial photo of >>> a controversial photo of will and jada i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can.

both those things john paul did not do, pope benedict did not do. they knew or landed to israel before going to the west bank, and neither went to mt hert zel's tomb. those are the two things that both sides are trying to claim as endorsements for their narratives, endorsements for the version of this land that they want the world to consider. >> nick schifrin joining us live from jerusalem. thanks you for being with us. >>> ahead of the world cup, brazil is making a huge invest. in security. >> we instruct them to be extremely careful to avoid incidents or scandals. >>> next - ensuring the tournament goes smoothly for all concerned >>> also, a land without a leader - political chaos in lebanon. >>> good afternoon to you. welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm morgan radford with the top stories. president obama made a surprise visit to afghanistan to spend memorial day with the troops. the president is expected to be briefed by military commanders and visit wounded service me on the bagram air base. there's 32,000 americans still serving in afghan

benedict is coming to celebrate that 50th anniversary and condition the inner faith harmony. what he and the vatican are trying to do is break down walls. they spend an hour and a half. the head of the orthodox church and the head of the catholic church and a billion catholics and 300 million orthodox in the church of the holy seppual kerr. they prayed, leaned down together. it was emotional and moving for the pope, who has been talking about breaking down the walls between christians and moving forward on this unity started between the catholic and the orthodox church >>> there are reports that abbas and perez agreed to meet with the pope. can you tell us more about that agreement? >> what i described about the church of the holy seppual kerr -- seppel kerr dash, is an addendum surrounded by politics. the proep promised the -- pope promised the trip would not be political. he came and stopped at the separation wall. he invited the president perez and palestinian president mahmoud abbas to a peace summit. a trilateral meeting in rome with him. what can come from that - that's

. >> an total for pope francis to push forward what pope benedict did in the region, and strike a balance that you can't avoid conflict. >> nick schifrin joining us live from imam. thank you for being with us. >>> the pope's schedule is jam-packed. next he'll travel to bethlehem where he'll visit the church of the nativity and he'll fly to the airport to be welcomed by the israelis. after that he'll go to jerusalem where he'll visit the western wall and meet the mufti of jerusalem. finally he'll fly back to tel aviv before returning home. voters in ukraine will take to the polls tomorrow. this is the first presidential election since the ousting of former president yank. we go live to quooef with the late latest. >> the election is hours away, what are people saying, do they think they know which way the vote will swing? >> certainly i think when you take a look at polls there's an indication of who will be on the top tomorrow. there's so many other unanswered questions. for free and fair elections and for recognition that this was a good election across ukraine, you can't just tally tota

the last trip was by pope benedict five years ago and france just visited the holocaust museum accompanied by benjamin netanyahu and perez and he was greeted by clerks at the mosque. and we have been following the pope's progress and joins me now from jerusalem and looking at the pope's agenda and it's one of very much inter faith dialog today. >> reporter: absolutely, steven, today is really about the interfaith dialog as well as christian unity too between the different secs and he started off as you mentioned meeting with people in jerusalem and taking a tour of the rock and he prayed at jerusalem and went to the grave site of modern political zionism and went to the holocaust museum and met with holocaust survivors and playing up to his man as the modest humble pope when he met with survivors and listen to survivors he kissed each and every one of their hands and currently right now he is at the presidential residence for a courtesy visit and he is supposed to meet privately with been man netanyahu at the noter dame center in jerusalem and later he's goes talking to different leaders i

this chef has prepared meals for pope john paul ii, and for pope benedict who's 2009 visit to jerusalemy emotional for chef joseph. >> i began crying. >> reporter: you started crying? >> yes. i don't know, it was a different feeling, you know? i don't know. >> reporter: as chef joseph and his team prepare a practice run of the five course meal they plan to serve the current pope, he gets some breaking news. he says pope francis doesn't like red meat. so you're changing the menu at the last minute. >> yes. >> reporter: are you nervous? >> no. we're working for the pope. not for anyone, you know? what he likes, we can do for him. >> reporter: as the team gets to work figuring out a new menu, i ask a question. anything you can tell pope francis, what can you tell him? >> to help the christian people here in jerusalem. in jerusalem and the west bank also. >> reporter: the population of palestinian christians born and raised in jerusalem has dwindled in had conflict and political tension. there are now less than 10,000 palestinian christians left living in the holy city. but for now the focu

benedict followed.said it's a sin against the commandments to be a polluter against the environment. and so we have to see the earth as we're stewards of creation. this is god's gift to us. if you abuse it, you're really maligning that gift. >> you know, it's easy to blow off comments like pat sajak's tweet but tweets like that resonate among some people. what would you like to say to pat sajak? >> what's interesting to me is how you link the two. the argument could be made that it is more racist to deny climate change because those being affected by it are the poor, the global poor are affected most by climate change, not the rich who can afford air conditioning and can get around the effects of climate change. >> thank you so much for both being here. i appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> we are just minutes away from president obama. he's expected to speak about the va scandal after meeting with va secretary shinseki. you can watch it live right here on cnn. i always wanted to design a bike that ho

and i had been with benedict and months for four years in boarding school and thought i knew somethingt authority figures. then i went to work for of four-star navy admiral. boy, are they strict. [laughter] and so until he gets to of thucydides and something happens. as the greek historian. [laughter] he walks of looking for a continent. and admiral murphy giving me the call on pawlenty of i didn't make up this word. it was like being in the malls of half. push. c'mon. finally. at mom murphy came up and jabbed me in the chest with his finger. next time say plato. so that was the dawn of the platonic year. bush rhetoric. the random house said : no. so there was a piece. when school it wish i said that. this is a piece that had done for all things considered. i have been called for jury duty in d.c. this is a civic duty of every american, but not an experience that particularly recommend in d.c. there is surely no more prophetic site and 72 adults trying to squirm out of doing their civic duty. and so this was during the process called partier, which is french for intermodal process that

is also with us, who played the assistant to benedict waterman.ss, homeland security congress, what is it? >> this is a congress that is about contractors who want to get government contracts to do things like fortify the border or other homeland security issues. they pay a lot of money to go, and we got in coming gave an announcement that the u.s. would convert to entirely renewable energy by 2030. as was the department of energy, i was from the department of energy come a and i announced this plan, teaming up with the department of defense and bureau of indian affairs, to convert the u.s. to renewable energy by 2030, which is feasible, and everybody was thrilled. >> and they believe you. >> this national homeland security congr

when president obama was inaugurated in 2009, the person that gave the benediction uttered the line thehould get a head man. i didn't see them complaining about it at the time. it's now when it's convenient they do this to district from other issues. >> bernie found time to sign this letter but didn't read the two and a half page bill. >> gentlemen, thank you-all. >>> also tonight, is the counsel on american islam make relations or care trying to silence an outspoken 9/11 family remember? a woman who is on the board of the nech mu9/11 museum. >>> a controversial photo of will and jada pinkett smith's daughter is going viral. why it's got the attention of law enforcement. you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you could possibly imagine. say it with me -- everything. one more time, everything! and with that in mind... what's in your wallet? and with that in mind... hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorr

pope benedict. it cannot be easy to be the fourth most popular pope in a room.en two of the other popes are dead. >> so far, last week tonight looks like a weekly version of the daily show. where oliver filled in for jon stewart last summer. >> jon stewart, i'm afraid, is still not here. he's upstate in the catskills, teaching sexy dancing. to a community not yet ready to handle it. he's having -- ♪ the time of his life >> oliver grew up in great britain. he's planting roots in the states. he met his wife at a republican convention. >> she's an iraq war a veteran. i met her in st. paul. >> will you be a citizen? >> i can't yet. i'm on a green card now. you're coming off a little like immigration. i would like to -- i would like to get into the situation where i'm not suffering taxation without representation. which is what i'm suffering right now. >> he did not attend last night's dinner. he loves the way stephen colbert skewered the room in 2006. >> i believe the government that governs best is the government that governs least. by these standards, we have set

so it felt to me like a real benediction. >> all right, the wonderful and remarkable life of maya and, elizabeth alexander, thank so much. >> my pleasure, thank you for asking. >> woodruff: again, the other major developments of the day. president obama urged a middle ground between isolation and intervention, warning that military action is not the answer to every problem. and the storm intensified over delays in veterans' health care, as the v.a. inspector general reported wait times of 115 days in phoenix, arizona. >> ifill: on the newshour online right now, we get up close with some camera-shy sea creatures. on science wednesday, we see how a photographer captured images of an antsy octopus and a common sea cucumber. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday, gwen sits down with secretary of state john kerry, as the u.s. juggles multiple crises around the globe. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you on-line, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, t

>> well, when the pope comes to places, i've been with him in brazil and with benedict xvi in cuba. one of the things that you see is that everybody wants to put their political agenda in front of the pope. so when the pope got out of the car and prayed at the bethlehem wall, immediately, there were people crying foul saying he was taking the palestinian side. the israelis later extended an invitation for him to come to visit the site for the memorial of victims of terrorists, which he also took up, which put a matter that's very sensitive to them on the pope's agenda as well. so throughout this trip, you were seeing almost everybody that he was visiting trying to get his eyes in front of their issue and trying to get him to say something and, blor more or less, put his blessing onto it. >> what about the public reaction as much as you could tell? muslim, jewish and of course, christian. >> i think it was very positive. now, one thing that's different for the pope when he comes to the middle east, even though he's the head of the catholic church, there aren't many roman catholics he

so john paul the second successor pope benedict the 16th said the west suffers from a confused ideology of freedom. so we've got freedom on. we don't totally understand. and because of that confused ideology we are suffering from a dictatorship of relativism. the scriptural verse says do not use your freedom as opportunities for the flash. but rather use freedom to what? serve your neighbor, love your neighbor as yourself. russell kirk to a mentioned before as 1974 classic the roots of american order talked about order to liberty. you have to have an inner order obefore the country can have an outer order from an external order. george washington talked about self-governing one's self before the nation could self govern. you have to have a nation of self-governing self-controlled people before you could have a successfully self-governing nation. a great john adams quote where he says constitution was made for religious and moral people and if you take that away, you're going to be in trouble. ronald reagan constantly quoted george washington on this, on prayer. washington said that the

president, i recommend the fountain restaurant there and the eggs benedict. >> delicious. >> not goodor you, but delicious. >> any advice for the president other tn that, scott mcgrew? we appreciate having that. the bay area is beautiful, i think probably pretty happy. i don't want to speak for the president. hard to beat temperatures at 772 degrees. lots of sunshine in san jose. here's the deal for today. we have a lot of fog at the coast and that fog is already starting to clear now that the sun is up. let me show you the difference between the coast and right over the bay where we have scattered clouds and seeing a mostly clear sky. so, for today, temperatures will stay put. the sky is going to change, but temperatures very similar to where we ended up yesterday. 71 degrees in the south bay and 69 degrees for the peninsula east bay today at 72 degrees. then the heat is on as we get into your mother's day weekend. one more comfortable day on saturday. look at your temperatures, comfortable here. and then that heat cranks. we'll take you through the changes and tell you just how hot