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deborah feyerick is live with the latest. what's happening now?reporter: well, we can tell you that the standoff has been going on since early yesterday afternoon. we knew it was going to be a long night last night when they brought in floodlights. they have been trying to make contact with him throughout the evening. 64-year-old kurt myers is in that building, believed to be an empty store. there's a state and local presence here. other police forces from other jurisdictions. police are proceeding very cautiously. they don't want to lose anymore life. >> the police believe they have him in a location in the building that was just discussed. however, until he is apprehended, until the police are sure, we suggest that people in the immediate vicinity remain in their homes. and stay in a safe place and stay off the streets. in the meantime. >> at this time, you know, basically, we're concerned about officers' safety. so, we're in no rush to bring this to a conclusion. we want to make sure no one else gets injured today. >> reporter: all of this is p

deborah feyerick joins us with the "360" update. >>> jerry sandusky is speaking out about his conviction in a taped prison phone call with a documentary film maker, sandusky questioned the credibility of another former coach, mike mcqueary. you probably recall mcqueary testified that he saw sandusky raping a child in 2001 in the locker room showers. sandusky disputing mcqueary's testimony in this clip that aired on nbc's "today" show. >> i don't understand how anybody walked into that locker room from where he was and heard sounds and associated that was sex going on. you know, like he said that -- that would have been the last thing i thought. i would have thought maybe fooling around or something. >>> in brunswick, georgia, two teenagers accused of shooting to death a 13 month old baby boy, well, those two appeared in court. neither suspect entered a plea. the baby's mother say the shooting happened during an attempted robbery. >>> and an apology for artwork >>> new jersey lottery officials say saturday's winning $338 million power ball ticket was bought in a passaic liquor store. so f

deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >> that's one way to go, i suppose. up on some of the other stories we're following. randi kaye is here with the 360 bulletin. >> lawyers for the theater shooter filed court documents today. he may plead not guilty by reason of insanity. he's accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58. >> bruce davis, a former follower of manson is not getting parole. jerry brown has revrsed a parole board decision, saying he still poses a threat to society. he's serving two life sentences for killing two men back in 1969. >> and a dog owner believes her prized pooch was poisoned at the famous westminster dog show in new york city. a sam " -- samoyed named cruise died four days after competing in that show. anderson. >> so bizarre. appreciate that. thanks very much. we got word that president obama signed the sequestration order. >>> coming up inside the jodi arias and travis alexander, inside their relationship. she admit she killed them. we'll take a look at how they met and i'll speak to dr. drew pinsky about whether there were any

cnn's deborah feyerick is covering that story for us. >> reporter: brianna, just imagine sitting insideto the conversations and deliberations about the legacy of benedict xvi and the future of the catholic church that will be defined by a new pope. a number of catholics, especially in the united states, are hoping that some changes will be made to reflect the reality of the times. >> amen. >> reporter: 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 who are under the age of 40 about half are latinos. >> reporter: but the face of the church hierarchy hasn't changed much at all. just over 10% of u.s. catholic bishops and 7% of priests are latino. >> i think maybe even a south american pope would help. you know, doesn't have to be a european or italian. >> reporter: demographic shifts are not the only issue the vatican faces in the u.s. church. it's bad news for catholics when their numbers are growing, yet participation is falling. >> most catho

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cnn's deborah feyerick has more. >> it would be defined by a new pope.ed 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 o latinos. >> reporter: but the face of the church hierarchy has not changed much at all. >> think we have challenges in the church that are pretty widened on. you know, increasing the congregation, less and less people are going to the catholic church. i think we've -- maybe even a south american pope would help. you know, it doesn't have to be a european or an italian. >> reporter: demographic shifts are not all that the vatican faces in the u.s. church. it's bad news for the catholics when numbers are growing yet participation is fal

. >> i'm deborah feyerick at st. patrick's cathedral home to cardinal timothy dolan. the archbishop of new york is popular, friendly and well-respected by congregants of church leaders for modern teaching of traditional catholicism, global bishops and even benedict xvi have shown confidence in the american choosing him for various positions and honors. but is he too american? too outgoing to lead the world's diverse catholics? vatican watchers say the american is a long shot, but if the cardinal is deadlocked he is certainly on the short list. >> i'm mark preston in boston. the home to cardinal sean ox mally who is quick le becoming the dark horse candidate to be next pope. it's o'malley's efforts over the past decade to address this matter that has put him in this unique position to potentially be the next pope. o'malley's friends tell us that he's very conservativconservati compassionate and scholarly. he would make history if selected to be pope as the first american to lead the catholic church. >> i'm paula newton in montreal quebec, the home providence of canadia