they have prepared new robes for the next head of the chur. pedestrian could see the robes on display in a historic tailor shop. cardinals will begin a conclave to elect a new pope. >> translator: we've prepared three sizes. small, medium and large. we hope we've guessed the right size for the new pope. >> tailors are following a tradition that's lasted more than 100

. >>> there's a picture chur of sun, clouds and -- mixture of sun, clouds and scattered showers as theirst rain system of the month passes through. the heaviest rain fell overnight. nearly an inch fell in santa rosa and strong winds and rain toppled trees and knocked out power in some parts of the bay area. snow santas to -- continues to fall in the mountains. it's expected to continue to. chains are required on 80 and highway 50 through the mountain passes. >>> the bay area in between systems right now. the first one moved in late last night into early this morning. taking a look at these numbers, wind gusts, sfo topped out 40 miles an hour, oakland at 35 and concord 31 miles an hour. so a bit windy. they have been -- the winds have been backing off. as far as rainfall totals, really adding up. sonoma county, santa rosa, .83. san jose, .07. the latest on stormtracker2, we do have some rain showers and snowshowers up to the north and out to the east. you can see the activity out to the sierra for the west slopes. here's a closer inspection of our radar. not a lot of coverage here. you

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someone who is charismatic, who can reach out and help grow the church domestic iicly here in the chur, because people have left the church, they disagree with the church, they disagree obviously strongly with some of the scandals that have occurred in the church in the past. so this is a very crucial choice for the future of the church. and in addition to that, it really has to be a man who can reach out to all parts of the world, to unite and to help grow the church. because we have only seen growth in emerging markets and latin america. >> yes. and of course, talking about charisma, mary thompson's with us. she's been following us all along. there was talk that maybe you'd get a cardinal, tim dolan, the head of the new york diocese, who would do that. oh, are you going to go to boehner guys or are we going to go to the pope? house speaker boehner is speaking. let's keep an eye on the pope on the right. >> this is going to be tight. >> -- balancing the budget. what do we do to get our economy moving again? republicans want to balance the budget. the president doesn't. republicans wan

keep in mind in chur when the chairmanship was stripped from eisner. i didn't company. there was no coluce quill being. the situation down at califor a california, they were underperforming and there was a problem in on the other hand ore where there was a brain drain going on at the company where mr. eisner at the time was just lose control of the sglord go ahead, eleanor. >> i think that this is a misunderstand understanding of the role of the board of directors. that's to overseat ceo. that cannot happen when the ceo -- it can happen, but it's very difficult for a board to remove a ceo once things start to go south if that position isn't split. take a look at citigroup. >> do you think bob iger suffers from having followed michael eisner where there -- there were governance issues and they did need to split that up. is that why we're having the discussion about disney today? >> no, no, i don't think so. 40% approximately of s&p 500 companies already have a split, and more need to do so and recognize that governance role. if jpmorgan, there had been

. >> a lot of backbiting there every times you have a new cal chur, things happen. i learned off book out called "obsessed" this may and somebody else will have a book out next may and going to lift a lot of material. >> stop it. >> way too early, what time is it, mike barnicle? >> time for "morning joe." but right now, it's time for our old pal, chuck todd. chuck? >> mike barnicle, was that a tucked-in shirt? >>> paul ryan rolls out the latest version of his budget that's liberals love to hate and conservatives can't get enough of as ryan again refines the politics of his own pitch, is he ready to move into the role of a negotiator? >>> meantime, president obama sets out to court capitol hill. his first stop is a meeting with senate democrats, a group that's already getting aggressive about potential challengers from the other side of the hill in 2014. >>> also this morning, if it's tuesday, somebody's voting somebody and that somewhere is the vatican. it's conclave time. catholic cardinals are officially getting started on picking the next pope. we are going to go

he's the only cardinal who's spoken up about sexual and to be own to open to gay and lesbians in the churhey don't want a sueper power pope. >> they don't want a super power pope. >> a journalist came out and said the next pope will be dolan. this is an italian journalist who's vatican watcher. that's the first word i heard from there. why do you think it was so necessary for the curia to kind of shut down the american? i think there's some sort of sense that there's an ascend ansi of it. >> he's a capuchin. i'd told if you sit down to dinner with o'malley you might be served tuna fish and chips. >> the fact that he was shut down by vatican officials indicates there doesn't seem to be support for them. if the only thing that mapterred was speaking to the media and the american church would be one thing but that doesn't seem to be the only curb that the vatican has right now. >> what do you think the biggest concern of the vatican is right now, sister maureen? >> well from what i hear from journalists who know the inside scene, they want somebody who can clean up the mess in the cura where

it was the crowning cruelty in a case that questions the actual churs s cultures of social media andorts stars. katie hannah is the executive director of the ohio alliance to end sexual violence and in new york, jeff gardere who is a clinical and forensic psychologist. welcome to you both. jeff, there were many women over the weekend who witnessed these boys crying in the courtroom and their parents hugging them and they were appalled at that. it's like you're crying now only because you'll be incarcerated, only because you got caught. not because you were truly sorry. are they right? >> well, let's hope that these boys were truly sorry for what they did. it was a more risk crime and certainly a moral lesson for us all as to what friendship really should be about because at least knew her and when she had gotten so drunk, their job really was to appreciate her, no to the abuse her, not to rape her, not to treat her like she was dirt. so let's hope that these tears were about recognition that what they did was horrible, they destroyed this girl's life, and they have to have some sort

. >> exciting for the catholic chur church, especially in the united states to have a south americanood for anyone. >> a man of the people. raised poor, rode buses, so they made a wise choice. >> in his first public appearance, pope francis eluded to the need of a big tent. >> tralator: let us begin this journey together, the professor and the people. this journey for the roman catholic church. it is a journey, friendship of love, of trust and faith. let us pray always for one another. let us pray for the whole world. because all right us have a big brotherhood. >> still, attracting new followers not just a problem for the catholic church, but all faiths. in a new study, 20% of americans say they have no religious affiliation. that's the highest number since the 1930s. one researcher told the huffington post, it has a lot to do with increased role religion and politics, and "people identify and link organized religion with anti gay attitudes, sexual conservatism, a whole range of social, cultural issues, this is blowback. even with excitement a new kind of man was elected pope, a jes

to the argentine dictatorsh dictatorship, they feel he didn't do enough to those who suffer editor chur never been prov proven. but that's the controversy here, john. >> interesting reaction. shasta darlington, our thanks to you. >>> if pope francis takes his place as the leader of the catholic church many hope he will address the priest sex abuse problem more aggressively than his predecessor did. let's bring in anne barrett doyle, she's co-founder of a watchdog group that is the largest library of sexual abuse within the church. very grateful to have you this morning, anne. what was your first reaction when bergoglio was elected pope? >> well, my first concern was that the cardinals chose not to make a statement that clergy sexual abuse would be the next pope's priority. they did not choose a cardinal who has dealt extensively with this issue. of course, i am hopeful. i was in st. peter's square when the white smoke came out. and as a catholic, i feel profound hope but i have to say nothing in bergoglio's past is making him seem like a particularly leader on this issue. >> not had the

. >>> the historic resignation of pope benedict xvi as head of the roman catholic chur sch complete butext chapter. can the next pope reform the church in the period that some call a crisis. >> in the next half hour we'll take a look at this question at the college of cardinals and see if there is a >>> welcome back to your local cutaway. we're joined by seth cresser. it's so nice to have you here. you're here from miami? >> from miami. i'm visiting for the moment. >> you want to get away from the heat. >> yeah, it's been too hot. >> we always want to know what the temperature is down there. >> it's kind of cool. it's only in the 60s today. >> how are you going get by. >> and 50s tomorrow. >> i'm glad i didn't book a spring break trip down to florida right now. >> he was talking about it. ft. myers or ft. lauderdale. >> we usually go this time of year all the time. >> i'm also interested what is interesting in miami that turns out so many weather people, meteorologists. it must be a nice place to cover weather. >> most of the year it's quiet, it's nice and then you get hurricane season

ghana is not running for pope but he clearly has a lot of supporters who want him to lead the catholic churd rome urging cardinals to vote for him, but political styling for the papacy says that's forb forbidden. they're unlikely to have been produced with his knowledge. if elected he would be the first noneuropean to lead the catholic church in more than a thousand years. >>> the face of the american catholic population is changing. the growing number are young and hispanic but that's not at the case for their priests. cnn's deborah feyerick has more. >> it would be defined by a new pope. well, the number of catholics, especially in the united states, are hoping that some changes would be made to reflect the reality of the times. when the new pope tries to reach out to american catholics, he may find himself face to face with many who have latin american roots. across the nation, the face of the u.s. catholic church is changing fast. >> we've reached the point where about one third of all catholics in the united states are latinos and among catholics under the age of 40, about half are lat

guest: this filibuster happened in part because harry reid had not filed clowe chur on the pick -- cloture on the pick and it didn't happen before rand paul got on the floor and began his 12-hour filibuster. we think it will move to a final vote. . it does appear, though we might have to do a count, that he had the 60 votes necessary but when mitch mcconnel took to the floor after 11:00 last night and said he didn't think that republicans should vote for cloture nor for the nomination itself, one wonders now whether there will be at least five republicans voting with the 55 democrats to approve him. there are even some democrats who could conceivably part ways, but one of those ron white said when he participated in the rand paul filibuster, said that though he had concerns he planned to vote for him. >> can you predict a schedule for us of events in the senate? >> well, we'll see cloture filed at some point. we'll see if the republicans allow for a vote today or delay until perhaps tomorrow morning or just kick it into next week. the senate is scheduled, or expected to leave at some point