the man greeted by the duke of edinburgh is a rather shy and scholarly man. the duke escorted the pope through military honor. absent from the cardinals traveling with the pope, his friend, cardinal casper, whose comparison of the u.k. to a third world nation is not to reflect his view. once inside, he was invisible. at the palace of holyroodhouse in the center of edinburgh, the queen was waiting to greet him. two holders of ancient offices of the same generation and shared christian faith, but separated by 500 years of division between anglican and catholic churches. this is an occasion with many of trappings of a state visit. in her teach of welcome, the queen talked about the importance of people being free to worship. >> your holiness, in recent times, you have said that religions can never become vehicles of hatred, that never by invoking the name of god can evil and hatred be justified. today, in this country, we stand united in that conviction. we hold that freedom to worship is at the core of our tolerant and democratic society. >> in reply, the pope

the pope has been received by clean elizabeth at the royal palace in edinburgh. he has met political leaders. he is now on his way to a lunch with the head of the catholic church in scotland cardinal are scott lind carnal o'brien. there are not huge crowds of people lining the streets. where people have seen the pope, many have been applauding and waving. i think you can see, the pope is ving back. there has been some discussion about the degree of enthusiasm that this visit has generated. we will be following this as the visit unfolds over the coming hours and days. away from pope benedict, it is time for business news. >> thank you very much. do not blame us for america's economic problems. that's the blunt response from beijing as the obama administration brandishes his sharpest criticism yet of china's exchange rate policy. the u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner will say that china's efforts at currency reform has been too slow and too limited when he addresses the senate later today. also, two new complaints about chinese trade practices at the wto. ou

tens of thousands of the faithful lined the streets in edinburgh to catch a glimpse of pope benedict xvi. it is also symbolically significant because of the starke divide between the officially protestant u.k. and the catholic church. >> [unintelligible] >> behind this historic visit loomed some controversy. today, the pontiff admitted the catholic church had not acted decisively or quickly enough about claims of sex abuse by priests. he said that the top priority is to help abuse victims. and controversy involving michelle obama. the comments appear in a book by carlo bruney. it claims that when mrs. burnie asked mrs. obama this past march how she liked life in the white house, she allegedly said it was hell and she cannot stand it. tonight, michelle obama and mrs. bruney denied that conversation ever took place. >> coming in, the latest it on the investigation in this collision with an ambulance. >and a local comic is behind a youtube video that is going viral. >> much cooler temperatures moving in as well as rain around the area. >> you are watching is abc7 news at 6:00 p.m., on y

we have that story. >> reporter: pope benedict 16th landing in edinburgh. the pontiff making a four-day trip through the u.k. he talked about the global child sex abuse scandal involving catholic priests. he said he was shocked by the what he called the perversion of the priesthood. >> it is with great sadness that the authorities of the church were not quick and decisive in taking the necessary measures. >> reporter: the queen greeting the pope. >> religions can never become vehicles of hatred, but never by invoking the name of god can evil and violence be justified. today in this country, we stand united in that conviction. we hold that freedom to worship is at the core of our tolerant and democratic society. >> today the united kingdom strives to be a modern and multiculture society. may it always maintain its respectful values,. >> reporter: he received a warm welcome from folks in scotland as he rode in the pope mobile through the streets. >>> well, back here in our area, grey skies earlier and the rain starting coming down. >> it rained hard in the be

. >> the pontiff was welcomed in edinburgh by the queen. he is only the second to visit the island since england broke with the catholic church. >> i am pleased that your visit will provide an opportunity to deepen the relationship between the roman catholic church and the established church of england and church of scotland. >> on his right through edinburg, the pope was greeted by cheering crowds and those critical of child abuse cases in the church. the pope will face the tough task convincing a skeptical british public thatat the church will take a hard line against child abuse. >> earlier i spoke to our correspondent who has been traveling with the pope. i asked him how the first day of the visit went. >> he was received very warmly in scotland. the security here has been extraordinary. i have been on several trips with the pole. -- pope. i have not been anywhere with the degree of security i have seen here. the organizers respded to an opinion survey that showed the demonstration was going to have very little support. they instead to

he is in edinburgh right now. this is the pope's first state of the uk address. it is symbolic, significant -- symbolically significant because of the historic divide between the potestant religion and the roman catholic church. later today the pope will participate in a parade. >> new details in a string of robberies in the college park area. police have madene arrest but are looking for two other people. tracee wilkins is live in college park. those attacks have had a community on alert for weeks now. >> repter: absolutely, joe. people have been living with the issues, students who live on the university of maryland campus have been dealing with it when they leave campus. those who live off campus, as well as residen here. it's been a big issue here in college park. and because of the surveillance video. they were able to bring one person in to custody. but that same rveillance video is showing that there may be two other suspects still on the loose. prince willam county police arrested chernor jah of silver springs. police say jah and two other students roed a

. >>> researchers at the university of edinburgh found those children who drink an energy drink could continue their activity for 24% longer. researchers say the drinks help replace fluids and provide energy. >>> seeing those football players there, seeing mark, we're getting close to the start of the real deal. >> it starts tomorrow with the saints and vikings. for the 49ers on sunday, they make it official. nate davis has officially cleared waivers and will be on the practice squad. coach singletary has named alex smith one of the team's captains. that's the first time that honor has gone to smith. he's putting all of his faith in alex smith as the number one guy quarterback. >> i'm not gonna talk about the quarterbacks anymore. that's a dead deal. alex smith is our starting quarterback. david carr is number two. whoever is the number three, he has to compete with number two. hopefully we're able to keep nate davis and he would be our practice squad -- work out, i feel it was a risk worth taking. i want to make sure you understand that david carr was never, ever considered to come i

his first stop will be edinburgh, where he is scheduled to meet queen elizabeth. later he will celebrate a mass in glasgow. he will spend two days in london and attended a mass in birmingham. he will also meet with the archbishop of canterbury, leader of the anglican church. our correspondent will be travelling with the pope on this visit. he joined us earlier from rome to tell us more about the background to the trip. >> when the pope visits countries in modern times, it is mainly to browse the faithful and show the flag, as it were. this is it has a particular significance because it is the first time the pope has been invited on the state visit to britain. this is in the current text of mutual distrust and suspicion. in recent years, the relations between the british royal family and the papacy have been cordial. this is a very significant gesture of friendship and good will. we are told it is going to be watched by about a billion people on their television screens around the world. >> there is also some controversy surrounding this trip. what is the story the

the pope got off to his first full day of his visit, touching down in edinburgh airport and being welcomedthe queen. the queen gave him art. and the pope gave her a gospel. both gave short speeches. the pope spoke about inserting the value of god and religious, attacking atheism. and for the first time, pope benedict xvi admitted that the church hasn't done enough on handling church abuse cases. of course, he'll get the chance to meet with about ten victims of sexual abuse here, most likely on saturday. >> lama, as you know, this trip was widely criticized. what do people think of it so far? >> reporter: i think his trip was not expected to generate this much interest because of sluggish ticket sales to the open-air masses that had been organized. people were comparing him to john paul ii, who got a rock star welcome when he came here in 1982. on the whole, pope benedict's trip is going well. at the mass yesterday, they were expecting around 60,000 people. but it's estimated that around 70,000 turned up. rob? vinita? >> lama hasan in london this morning. thank you. >>> it turns out that th

popple visit to the country in almost thirty years earlier he was welcomed by queen elizabeth in edinburgh but protests are also planned across the country over the pontiff policies on gay rights and abortions and child abuse scandals in the catholic church again live pictures coming in of the pope's first visit to the u.k. . least nine people have been killed after a blast ripped through a minibus in southeastern turkey three others were wounded officials say a remote controlled explosive device on the road caused the blast they suspect the attacks was watched by kurdish rebels who have been fighting for self rule in the country's south east since the eighty's. and a rout over france's crackdown on roma migrants has overshadowed the summit of e.u. leaders in brussels the european justice commissioner had compared to deportations with mass expulsions during world war two the statement angered french president nicolas sarkozy who calls it outrageous and insisted the country will continue to dismantle camps the issue will be discussed again at the next youth summit. now are close the team ha

prayers with the archbishop of canterbury on thursday he was welcomed by queen elizabeth the second in edinburgh it's the first papal visit to the mostly protestant country in almost thirty years meanwhile protests are planned over the vatican's policies on issues such as gay rights abortion and child abuse scandals in the catholic church. while crew members of a space flight to the international space station have been confirmed by a joint russia u.s. commission the mission involving a modified soyuz spacecraft will deliver new equipment to the station the team consists of two russian cosmonauts and one american astronauts the spacecraft will be launched from the baikonur site in kazakhstan in october. all right now it's time for food whether you're looking for a thai japanese or vietnamese restaurant here in moscow look no further in a new edition of his moscow out program. that is crew they delve into the diversity of the capitals far eastern cuisine that's coming up next hour here on r.t. . past fifteen years to see the explosion object to these thai restaurants in moscow muscovites for exam

speaking to reporters on the plane to edinburgh yesterday, benedict expressed sadness that the church was not, quote, sufficiently swift and sdisive in taking the necessary measures to prevent the crimes. the trip is the first ever state visit by a pope to the united kingdom. in his meet with the queen yesterday, historically significant because of the divide between the protestant nation and the catholic church. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," new numbers show that poverty in the united states is at its worst levels in more than 50 years with nearly 44 million of us living below the line. we'll have a report on what's behind these ugly statistics and what we can do to change them. >>> and how does it feel to take a major league pitch in the face? one hitter found out last night. but wait until you see what he did when he finally came to his senses. unbelievable. that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. [ male announcer ] prilosec otc traveled to fairbanks, alaska. home of one of the coldest, longest nights on the planet. and asked frequent hea

popple visit to the country in almost thirty years earlier he was welcomed by queen elizabeth in edinburgh but protests are also planned across the country over the pontiff policies on gay rights and abortions and child abuse scandals in the catholic church. or our over france's crackdown on roma migrants has overshadowed a summit of e.u. leaders in brussels the european justice commissioner had compared the deportations with mass expulsions during world war two the statement angered french president nicolas sarkozy who called it outrageous and insisted the country will continue to dismantle roma camps the issue will be discussed again at the next e.u. summit. now our close of team has once again hit the road to bring you the best of russia. and today we take you to russia's far east of the country's biggest island. for many years it was at the center of a route between moscow and tokyo because of its rich oil and gas resources to start in as one of russia's most developed regions and its breathtaking landscapes and rich flora and fauna are still largely unspoiled by tourists as alexie you

the first papel visit there in almost thirty years earlier he was welcomed by queen elizabeth in edinburgh but protests are also planned over the pontiff policies on gay rights and abortion and over child abuse scandals in the catholic church. are out over france's crackdown on roma migrants has overshadowed the summit of e.u. leaders in brussels the european justice commissioner had compared the deportations with mass expulsions during world war two statement angered french president nicolas sarkozy who called it outrageous and insisted the country will continue to dismantle camps the issue will be discussed again at the next e.u. summit. the us secretary of state hillary clinton has met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas following a new round of middle east peace talks about says he sees no alternative to continuing the negotiations although they broke no breakthrough brought rather no breakthrough the israeli and palestinian leaders held two days of talks in egypt and drusilla president abbas had threatened to walk out if an israeli ban on settlement building in the west bank is n

prayers with the archbishop of canterbury earlier he was welcomed by queen elizabeth the second in edinburgh it's the first visit to the mostly protestant country in nearly thirty years. time to take a journey now is the team continues its close up series exploring the vast and varied regions of russia. this time we take you to russia in a region of the country is far east it's famous for its serenity beauty and unique wildlife the island also both boasts a large energy resources rich in oil and gas the areas of particular interest to the country's energy giants who had a chance to experience the riches of this island firsthand alexei is here guy. this time we're looking into the and the the resources of the island now before the collapse of the soviet union has not been explored for gas and oil despite huge potential now after the of the soviet union collapsed after russia became a different state exploration of gas and oil fields in this region has been very strong and we now know of several a lot of very extensive oil fields in this region one of the most crucial parts of the. energy busi

prayers with the archbishop of canterbury earlier he was welcomed by queen elizabeth the session in edinburgh is the first visit to the mostly protestant country in almost thirty years meanwhile protests are planned over the vatican's policies on issues including gay rights abortion and child abuse scandals of the catholic church. at least twelve people were killed forty injured in the somali capital mogadishu after government troops fired mortars into the city's main market it was in response to an earlier attack on the somalian parliament by suspected islamic militants at least three government soldiers were killed and one member of parliament was wounded when insurgents fired shells into the parliament building during a session a local al-qaeda linked militant group is believed to be responsible for. tropical storm coral that caused heavy rains and floods across southeastern mexico was threatening to intensify into a hurricane the country's government issued a hurricane warning for its coastal region as could reach speeds up to one hundred seventy five kilometers per hour before striking t

after the queen's welcome, the pope will take part in a parade through edinburgh where 100,000 peopled to line the streets. it's four-day visit. it is opposed by many in britain because of the cost to the uk government and the continuing sexual abuse crisis in the catholic church. there you see the pope coming out of the plane right now as he lands in scotland to begin this four-day visit in the united kingdom. >>> other popes have visited britain before but this is the first state visit by a pontiff because benedict the pope was invited by queen elizabeth. he will be there for four days and he will be meet with the queen shortly. he will be heading to the parade route as about 100,000 or so people meet him. >> controversial but also a historic trip as you mentioned. it has been overshadowed by sex abuse scandals in the past which have shaken the confidence in the roman catholic church. but, of course, he is there hoping to mend fences as well and it should be an interesting visit. we'll have more on that. cog up. >>> the district of columbia is getting a new leader. adrian fenty and

this is all live happening right now in edinburgh. >>> row testers are planning to rally against the fact that britain is paying nearly $20 million for this historic visit. amazing pictures though. >> we'll keep following this as well throughout the morning as you see the queen and pope walking together there. we'll bring you the latest developments throughout the morning. >>> all right. well, a big change from the administrators of craig list. this as police issue a warning about a local e it is harm one user. >>> ahead, several soldiers discovered buried in the wrong grave at arlington national cemetery. we'll talk with the family of one fallen marine who went to see if their son was buried in the right place. we'll tell what you happened when fox 5 news comes right back. >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer  >>> craigslist has terminated its adult services listings. the popular online crass identified web site has been under pressure from law enforcement officials sayi

this is going to be a whirlwind tour for the pope, he's here in edinburgh today, he has met the queen and prince phillip, he's going to meet with prime minister david cameron and the big highlight of course that everyone's looking forward to, scottish sensation susan boil will be serenading the pope tonight in glasgow. >> that will be something else. >> stephanie gosk, covering a once in 500-year story now. >> once in a civilization. >> we'll move on to the weather, first igor, which we just love the name of that storm, then julia and then karl. julia is expected to make landfall right before the weekend. bill karins joins us, you must be working day and night with all these storms. >> no one's at risk here, but we can't say the same for mexico. hurricane center just gave an update. it's stronger than it was supposed to be and it also looks to be a little further to the south. it's going to be have big implications for the cities there right along the gulf, as this storm makes landfall friday night. it's way to the southern gulf. texas is not going to be affected. but this storm will

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the pope arrived in scotland this morning and was met at the edinburgh airport by prince philip and byr official residence in scotland. this marks the first time a pope has been invited for a state visit since king henry viii broke with the vatican in the 16th century. now, pope benedict's trip has grown criticism over the cost to the british tax payers and the vatican's handling of the clergy members who sexually abused children. jim maceda joins us now live from london. jim, the pope is being greeted warmly and now traveling to his mass, but there is strong reaction there. >> well, there is strong reaction and even before he got here that might be the headline of the day. you know, he was speaking to reporters on the plane and he did make an admission of guilt. it wasn't his own guilt, he has. >>> gone that far yet, but of the church's guilt as a whole saying that and i quote, the church failed to act quickly with pedophile priest and the church's top priority now is to help the victims. that's what victim support groups here and across the planet now really have been asking for for

a touching moment as a young child was offered for a blessing edinburgh. >> sreenivasan: the pope arrivedlondon this evening. tomorrow, he gives an address at westminster hall. there were mixed signals today about prospects for the middle east peace talks. the leaders of israel and the palestinian authority met two days this week with secretary of state hillary clinton. in jordan today, clinton voiced hope. >> i have watched them interact with each other. i've watched them talk and listen to each other. they are serious about this effort, they are committed, and they have begun to grapple with the hard but necessary questions. i am convinced that this is the time and these are the leaders who can achieve the result we all seek. >> sreenivasan: at first, palestinian president mahmoud abbas appeared to justify that optimism. he said there's "no alternative" to negotiations. but later, his foreign minister insisted palestinians will quit the talks, if israel resumes building settlements in the west bank. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to margaret. >> warner: the castro

he then paraded through the town of edinburgh, where he was cheered, using his pope mobile. so there's also controversy. a lot of people here want to hear what he has to say on the priest abuse scandal. the question was whether or not he was going to address it public a on his four-day trip. he did speak to reporters on his flight over. and he told them that the church did not act quickly enough or decisively enough. so the other issues that he's going to have to face while here is the growing liberalization of catholics in this country. a number of people here feel that the church is disconnected from the modern world on a number of issues, including the celibacy with priests. many people here feel those rules need to be liberalized to some degree. they also feel that women should play a more prominent role within the church. now, the pope has a number of other meetings with the leaders of state leaders. he'll be meeting with prime minister gordon brown. he's going to be going down to london and giving a couple of more open-air masses. but perhaps the highlight of the trip

he arrives in edinburgh where queen elizabeth will welcome him. >>> an updated web browser will be unveiledsoft. a beta version of internet explorer 9 promises not only to be faster but also produce better graphics and make social networking a little easier. >>> finally this half hour, more from the tech world. specifically, the big fight that mobile phone giant nokia is now picking with apple. >> nokia wants to win over those now using the iphone and is launching quite the offensive to make it happen. rory cellan-jones of the bbc has the story. >> reporter: remember when these were the coolest mobiles? for years, nokia turned out phones that grabbed the attention of consumers and made the finnish company huge profits. then this happened. >> we're going to make some history together today. >> reporter: the launch of apple's iphone took the spotlight away from nokia. since then, plenty of other smartphone rivals have made life harder for the industry's giant. in london, the fight back began. nokia took over the giant xcel exhibition center to show off the new phones it believes will make it

he'll be welcomed by the queen and other members of the royal family at the royal palace in edinburghct xvi is said to be meeting with alleged abuse victims most likely on saturday, his fifth meeting since becoming leader of the catholic church. >> if i saw the pope now and had anything to say to him, i would demand that he pass over all the documents, gave instructions to the church -- >> i was abused when i was 10 by a priest, catholic priest, who was known to my family. it was the day before my confirmation. i had to go to confession to him on the same day. and no doubt he absolved me of the sins that he'd just committed. >> and later today the pope will deliver a homily at an outdoor mass in glasgow. it is said to be the biggest one on this trip. one note, at this mass susan boyle will be singing what has become her signature song, "i have a dream." she says it's always been her dream to sing in front of the pope. rob and vinita? >> thanks to lama hasan, reporting live this morning from london. thanks. >>> police in oregon are making changes in the search for an 8-year-old boy. ky

greeted by the queen's husband, prince philip, the duke of edinburgh row and an honor guard, pope benedict began a state visit bound to be shadowed by controversy along with ceremony. one papal aide, a german cardinal had to drop off the entourage likening britain to a third world country referring to its ethnic mix. the vatican said the cardinal had suddenly gotten sick. his trip to britain which broke with the vatican years ago courts a range of issues from the visit's cost figured around $20 million to the cover-up of sex abuse among catholic clergyman. before arriving at queen's scottish pal lance, the pope told vatican reporters, the scandal had been a shock to him, a preversion in the priestly ministry, he called it. >> on behalf of the people of the united kingdom, i wish you a most fruitful and memorable visit. >> reporter: the queen is benedict's official host here but the welcome will be measured, in part, by the size of his crowds. some church officials this morning were already lowering expectations, saying seats were still unsold for several outdoor events. this is a country w

thousands gathered to watch as the british monarch welcomed the pope at her palas in edinburgh, scotland, she told the holy father that his visit remained all of their christian heritage and the queen isn't the only high profile brit welcoming the pope today. listen: >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ i dreamed a dream in times gone by. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ jenna: there she is, susan boyle, the brit's got talent reality star who shot to international fame last year, serenaded the pope at an open air mass in glasglow pwo*euls said she will sing "i dreamed a dream" but for the rest of the performance, she said you're going to have to wait and see. she rs -- performs next hour. jon: what a great voice, man. >>> polls, and polls, and more polls with the midterm elections 47 days away. there's a new one with republicans showing a 16-point lead over democrats but how much stock can you really put in polls? we'll get into that. >>> hurricane igor, now an extremely dangerous category four storm, heading for land. we're going to tell you where the warnings are out right now. plus the latest on that brand new hurrican

after greeting crowds in edinburgh, the pope held a mass for 65,000 in nearby glasgow. the ceremony graced by the voice of an angel. ♪ -- life worth living >> reporr: on day two, a more complicated ip, to london, where the specter of terror reared its head. the pontiff waved aside security concerns, and blessed the youngest in his flock. among them baby lily. >> when the father was blessing her, kissing her, i bro into tears, because yeah, it was very special. >> reporter: pope benedict delivers a pointed message to leaders both past and present where centuries ago catholic markers were sentenced to death. >> -- for enomic activity has contributed to the grave difficulty now being experienced by millions of people throughout the world. >> reporter: later,nother first. as the pope met an anglican woman priest at westminster abbey. the church of englandas been at odds with the vatican for hundreds of years, but at a time of growing religious apathy and dwindling parishes in both churches, the pope's visit has called attention to the role of faith ke never befor while secu

. >>> and pope benedict getting a royal welcome to his arrival in edinburgh, scotland.izabeth. on the flight from rome, benedict told reporters that the catholic church was too slow in dealing with pedophile priests, calling it a great sadness. >>> well, controversy is following the pope on his visit to britain. they're calling that a crime. that's the same word used for women as priests. care costello is live from washington with an "a.m. original." >> reporter: you guys mentioned that pope benedict is in britain this morning, as you said, his visit is without controversy. many tickets remain unsold there which suggests many of britain's catholics are indifferent to his presence. you could argue many american-catholics feel the same way because of the way the vatican handled the sex abuse candle. some say it's time for change in leadership. a big change. that includes women. ♪ >> reporter: for most catholics this is curious. women in priestly robes. >> mary is a part of that trinity. >> reporter: preaching from the altar. >> this is the lamb of god. >> reporter: consec