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francis. it was a free concert. >> you did all the music, it was wonderful. >> we've also been invited to perform at union square. this is one of those concerts at union square where we can share the universal message of love and brother hood and it's just a lovely forum for us to celebrate . >> their costumes, they were dressed in white but as you can see we don't wear white as a uniform. white does have a special meaning for us. white is the color made up of all other colors. it's symbolic of that kind of universal inclusion. the one that of all of creation, of all of life. one thing about the chorus, sufism isn't about just teaching and learning creeds, it's about love for god and then celebrating that love which is something beyond up here. it has to do with the heart. what can express love and gratitude more than beautiful music. >> i think many people say can i come and join and you have to have the thoughts around that. you can't come and be a part. >> a distinction needs to be made bet

>> francis. after the first woman in the cabinet. >> i did not know that my pal, jennifer grey, said that in that movie until one of our viewers tweeted it to us last night. more on francis perkins and social security later tonight. but there will be no dancing. license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! >>> president obama sparked another round of republicans versus republicans in the house of representatives. first, john boehner said this about the president's proposal to reduce the annual increase in social security benefits. >> he does deserve some credit for some

steven spielberg, francis ford coppola, brian depalma.hough their early work was not mainstream hollywood, their later work would ultimately represent what hollywood did best, with works like "e.t.," "the godfather," and "the untouchables," blockbusters. we are going to look at a band of filmmakers who thought they could change the world, and they did. "the film school generation." (whizzing of rockets) (music playing) (screams) don't try it. buddy, look, the lady obviously doesn't want -- look, creep, you want a knuckle sandwich? (narrator) in the beginning, however, only two things distinguished them from old hollywood. they have beards, and they almost all went to film school. (steven spielberg) i never went to film school. but when i went to royce hall one day to see a film festival of combined ucla and usc student films, that's when i first saw george lucas's work, thx 1138, and i met george that day and i realized there was an entire generation coming out of nyu, usc, ucla and i was kind of an orphan, abandoned in long beach, at a c

francis. -- on top of the state francis. the equipment you see painted green, that is all the original equipment from 1972. we are just now in the middle of modernizing this equipment. >> why modernize? doesn't the equipment works fine? >> it does, it is of analog and intensive, and there are some additional controls. let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and c

steven spielberg, francis ford coppola, brian depalma.hough their early work was not mainstream hollywood, their later work would ultimately represent what hollywood did bes with works like "e.t.," "the godfather," and "the untouchables," blockbusters. we are going to look at a band of filakers who thought they could change the world, anthey did. "the film scho generation." (whizzing of rockets) (music playing) (screams) don't try it. buddy, look, the lady obviously doesn't wa -- look, creep, you wa a knuckle sandwich? (narrator) in the beginning, however, only two things distinguished them from old hollywood. they have beards, and they almost all went to film school. (steven spielberg) i never went to film school. but when i went to royce hall one day to see a film festival of combined ucla and usc student films, that's when i first saw george lucas's work, thx 1138, and i met george that day and i realized there was an entire generation coming out of nyu, usc, ucla and i was kind of an orphan, abandoned in long beach, at a college that

. >> >> at the vatican, pope francis celebrated his first easter as pontiff. francis presided over a trimmed down mass inside of saint peter's, the service was shortened from the usual three hours to 2 1/2 hours. he spoke to an estimated 300 thousand people outside in saint peter's square. in his message, he asked the faithful to pray for reconciliation between north and south korea and called for an ending to the suffering around the world. specifically mentioning the mideast and the conflict in syria. >> translator: dear syria forrist people, how much blood has been shed and how much suffering muss there still be before a political solution will be found? >> pope francis used an open air pope mobile to wave to the crowd gathered in saint peter's square. >> >> local parishioners and visitors from around the world celebrated at saint mary's cathedral in san francisco. >> reporter: parishioners and visitors packed the pews in san francisco, celebrating the first easter mass with the new leader of their faith. >> very humble and i like that. >> he was raised in

francis jan joins us now. it is great to have you here. [ applause ] >> earlier francis, you had a lot of trials and tribulations. your mother died in child birth and your stepmother died in a car accident. i think your dad died when you were 12. this is enough to make most people to mate god. it did not cause you to hate god; why not? >> i had an understanding of what jesus taught in the bible. you will have pain on the earth. we live in a fallen world and there is pain and for me i understood he didn't promise me a easy life. he said it would be difficult and because of the fall it is it a world we live in and for me, it caused my to cling more to god. as a kid when your mom and step-mom dies and your dad dies, life is going to be over any second and it is it not about this time on earth. my life end now before the show is over. you start to think that way and go i got to know what this is all about . caused me to search diaper. >> that is it a different gospel. i am not picking anybody out . i often hear pr

francis chan joins us now. it's really great to have you here.applause] in your earlier, francis, you had a lot of trials and tribulations and your mother died in childbirth. your stepmother died in a car accident. you know, i think about all of these things, your dad died when you were just 12. this is enough to make most people hate god. it did not cause you to hate god. why not? >> you know, i had an understanding of the bible and what jesus taught, which is that you will have pain on this earth. he promised that. we live in a fallen world, there's going to be pain. so for me, i understood that look, he didn't promise me this easy life, he said it's going to be difficult because of the fall it's a world that we live in, but for me it actually caused me to cling more to god. because as a kid when your mom dies, your stepmom dies, your dad dies, you just realize, man, life is going to be over any second and it's not about this time on earth. i mean, my life could end now before the show is over. >> mike: i hope not. >> i hope not, yeah, but you

francis square. >> pope francis delivered the mass in his now traditional style. it was short, simple and somber. once again it touched the hearts of the thousands of people who came here to see him by getting off the popemobile to go and kiss a disabled man in the crowd. it is an informal style that is proving popular. paying his hotel bill after becoming pope. choosing a simple apartment over the grand papal residence and today accepting a soccer jersey from his favorite team. but the reviews are not universally positive. traditionalist catholics, those who advocate to return to pre--v pre--vat pre--vatty -- pre-vaticans noted the changing direction from the pope's predecessor benedict xvi. so far the changes have been masses of style, not doctrine. vatican watchers are now waiting to see how pope francis tackles the many pressing issues facing the catholic church. nbc news, london. >>> as you heard, the pope singled out north and south korea in his prayers today. with good reason there, tensions there escalating. just this weekend, north korea said the two coun

i lived in saint francis and i was named after san francisco and to live in saint francis woods and it has actually become a little bit of a nightmare. >> thank you. >> and any departmental rebuttal? >> no. >> commissioners, the matter is yours. >> well commissioners, you know that this is probably i think that the fourth or fifth hearing on this case. some of you have not seen it, but the, and there were in the original documentation quite a bit of discreptcies. i thought that we had resolved most of them. i have been aware that the height was off by that much and you showed me how originally the house was larger. the department has accepted the change, the permit holder was forced to go through a revision and therefore open a way for the additional appeals. and the department, however, is satisfied that they have now done it accurately as far as what the height of the building was that was being constructed and i am prepared to accept that. >> and i move to up hold the permit that it conforms with the permits that in terms of the over all building plan. >> on the basis that it confor

this pope francis seems like a breath of fresh air. i like.this he prefers the title of bishop of rome simpler and less majestic than pope or his holiness. >> jon: please his holiness lives in florida. [ laughter ] basically everything pope francis does is a standing reproach to the more flashy style of predecessor. i'm not saying pope benedict did it but every time he went to mexico kids hit him with sticks hoping jewels would pour out. what is the most unbenedict-like thing pope francis could do? >> instead of washing the feet of 12 priests on holy thursday he disregarded the cut of yom and washed the feet of 12 prisoners including a muslim woman. >> jon: i don't see anybody's religion, just 24 really dirty feet or 120 very dirty toes. let's do this again. this little piggy went to confession. this little piggy went to prison. you are not a good piggy. i love this guy. he is giving prisoners manny-popis. we should call him pope raymond because everybody loves him. it's only the second week on the job how do you top this? >> he is marking the

i think francis probably has more than one xbox. >>> no beach, no ocean.ouldn't necessarily be a hot bed for surfing. think again. how these surfers prove all you need is water and a wave. >>> you just never know what this is going to be about. this time, he is challenging dana lynn bailey. she is a fitness officianado. mr. serious pete thinks he can take her on in a full body intense competition work out. my money is on her. >> go. >> the challenge is to run up the stairs, do jumping jacks halfway up the stairs, go all the way to the top, do ten push-up webs go down the escalators and do it twice more. >> holy cow, look at the size of her biceps. she's the same size as him. >> they finally get to the very bottom. they do it all over again. but here she kind of takes the lead. so here is the last round. he is in trouble. he does push-up s at the top of the escalator. she beats his booty. pete, you got beat by a girl. >>> the bill and melinda gates foundation has offered $100,000 for somebody to come up with a better condom. they say condoms have been aroun

francis square. >> reporter: it was short, simple, somber. once again, it touched the hearts of thousands of people who came here to see him by getting off the pope mobile to go and kiss a disabled man in the crowd. >> reporter: it's an informal style that is proving popular, paying his hotel bill after becoming a pope. choosing a simple apartment over the grand papal residence and accepting a soccer jersey from his favorite team. but the reviews are not universally positive. traditionally catholic, those who abdicate the prevaticans who worship are bothered by the fact that he included women in the holy feet washing. one influential blog notes it's a change in direction from benedict xvi. so far the changes have been matters of style, not doctrine. vatican watchers are now waiting to see how pope francis tackles the many pressing issues facingth catholic church. >>> duncan golastani reporting. shoot us an e-mail at "way too early" or tweet me and i challenge you to use the word kerfuffle like schumer did. it's like he won a bet using that wo

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francis s. collins.d applause] >> stephen: we will welcome back, everybody. -- welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight wants to map the human brain. or as it's also known: a menu for zombies. please welcome dr. francis collins. [cheers and applause] nice to see you again dr. collins. >> great to be here is. >> stephen: fourth trip back to the show. i love finding out whawr doing at the n.i.h. >> a lot of stuff, man. >> stephen: you are the director of national institutes of health. you led the government effort to map the human genome. >> right. >> stephen: tuesday president obama announced the brain initiative. >> yeah. >> stephen: why would you want to map the human brain? am i right? is this about mind control? >> how did i know you were going to go there? actually it's about this amazing stur, the human brain. >> stephen: i thought it was a nerf football for a second. >> it's not a real brain just to be clear. it is in these three pounds of material the most complicated biological structure in the

francis cora lee perkins born to a family in boston on this day in 1880.mily eventually lost its wealth and she became a social worker and community organizer of sorts in new york where she lived on very little money and eventually commanded the attention of new york politicians, including the governor of new york, then franklin delano roosevelt who was moved by her advocacy for poor people and exploited workers. she was a self made woman, didn't advance her career by marriage, didn't flinch at challenges that everyone else considered impossible. francis perkins changed the world the old fashioned way, with hard work, persistence, and passion. tonight this country owes a happy birthday nod to a uniquely american hero. francis perkins. introducing new febreze stick & refresh with command strips from 3m. designed to stick and eliminate odors anywhere. like this overflowing trashcan. to test it, we brought in the scott family. so what do you smell? beach house and you're looking out over the ocean. some place like, uh, hawaii in like a flower field. take your

as the world celebrates easter pope francis must shepherd the church out of scandal. we will talk with the archbishop of washington. plus, north korea enters a state of war against south korea. we will ask our sunday panel have the firey threats reached the danger point? and our power player of the week, 9 untold story of how a doctor saved the life of ronald reagan. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: hello again and happy easter from hannon: andnda ooton arom fox news in washington. after months of debate, the senate is finally ready to vote on new gun control legislation. one of the people at the center of the issue is mark kelly, retired astronaut and navy captain and the husband of former congress woman gabby giffords who was shot two years ago. captain kelly joins us from tucson, arizona. after newtown there was internationalout rage over -- national outrage over the acts of mass violence but that has begun to change. cbs has a new poll just aicaler the massacre 57% supported stricter gun controls and now that is down to 47% and harry reid says the bil

francis cora lee perkins born to a family in boston on this day in 1880.e became a social worker and community organizer of sorts in new york where she lived on very little money and eventually commanded the attention of new york politicians, including the governor of new york, then franklin delano roosevelt who was moved by her advocacy for poor people and exploited workers. she was a self made woman, didn't advance her career by marriage, didn't flinch at challenges that everyone else considered impossible. francis perkins changed the world the old fashioned way, with hard work, persistence, and passion. tonight this country owes a happy birthday nod to a uniquely american hero. francis perk ins. ins. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. i'm here in

peter's square today to celebrate pope francis' first easter mass. cbs reporter with his message towards the first. and more than a quarter of a million programs crammed the square waving banners and flags from around the world to celebrate easter mass of the new leader. and that they confiscated the traditional blessing and for world peace. and especially between israel and palestine and iraq and syria. he also condemned the world divided by greed and said human trafficking was the modern form of slavery. pope for only a few weeks, francis already has many supporters. >> he seems like a very kind, sweet loving man. he loved people. and i think he'll be wonderful for the catholic church. >> he visited some inmates in prison and he watched the women. he really kind of makes himself a man of the people, which is an admirable trait for the pope. >> reporter: since the election, the pope's gestures have endured them to many of the faithful, but some say that he has yet to tackle the biggest issue facing the catholic church. many americans say he needs to

. >> >> at the vatican, pope francis celebrated his first easter as pontiff. francis presided over a trimmed down mass inside of saint peter's, the service was shortened from the usual three hours to 2 1/2 hours. he spoke to an estimated 300 thousand people outside in saint peter's square. in his message, he asked the faithful to pray for reconciliation between north and south korea and called for an ending to the suffering around the world. specifically mentioning the mideast and the conflict in syria. >> translator: dear syria forrist people, how much blood has been shed and how much suffering muss there still be before a political solution will be found? >> pope francis used an open air pope mobile to wave to the crowd gathered in saint peter's square. >> >> local parishioners and visitors from around the world celebrated at saint mary's cathedral in san francisco. >> reporter: parishioners and visitors packed the pews in san francisco, celebrating the first easter mass with the new leader of their faith. >> very humble and i like that. >> he was raised in

. >>> pope francis celebrating his first easter as pontiff. the message he delivered in his own style. >>> who got hit. tell me who got hit. >>> exclusive video of offers responding to an officer down. the situation officers found themselvess in prompting the shooting. >>> plus we uncover more questionable use of money at the port of oakland. why some say the spending is a strike against free speech. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. >>> pope francis celebrated his first easter service. his service was shortened from the usual two hours to 1-1/2. the pope asked for catholics to pray for reconciliation between north and south korea. >> for dear syria. for its people. how much blood h

i think that's what's going to be the biggest challenge for pope francis now.hat new action will actually take place? >> and, reverend, do we know what his position is when it comes to, i mean, there's been a lot of legal action out of cases and those kinds of things whether or not he believes in prosecuting and not only kicking these priests out of the church but also prosecuting them under the law. >> well, the church has said publicly that it wants that, but really that's not what's been happening. if we think about it, every time that the church settles a case where there's money involved, it's a certain protection of the priest and of the institution. the reason a lot of these cases never go to court is because the church wants to stay out of court not just for financial reasons, also for the reasons of secrecy. things don't come out in the open when you settle out of court. and so a lot of the things that are happening in the church right now, a lot of the questioning is well, why don't they release all the records. that's what many of the organizations s

it was the first meeting since francis became pope. the two highlighted their shared commitment to fostering faith and human dignity and they talked about the crisis in syria and the conflict in africa. religious tensions remain high in egypt after a new wave of deadly violence between muslims and coptic christians. two people were killed and more than 80 wounded in a riot outside of cairo's historic st. marks cathedral during funeral services for four christians killed. they blamed mohammed morsi for not protecting the christian minority and particularly harsh language he warned egypt is, quote, collapsing. in israel, controversy continues to surround gender segregation at one of judaism's holiest sites the western wall. women are regularly detained for violating rules which bar them from leading prayers there and wearing prayer shawls reserved for men. this week a possible compromised was announced to expand the area where men and women can pray together. it faces strong opposition from orthodox leaders. now, a special report. domest

there are the stylistic differences that set pope francis apart from benedict.ron cross and the more common dress, and there's already been one substantive change that has annoyed traditionalists, the way he included two women in a holy week ceremony representing the moment when christ washed the feet of his 12 disciples. all men. was the new pope hinting that he was intending to elevate the role of women in the church? it was something that raised hopes among catholic women at the easter mass, even if some remain skeptical that he can or will be able to bring about major change. >> if he is going to make changes, he has to sort of move forward with the times and, yeah, embrace -- embrace today and stop trying to, i don't know, intimate old ideas. >> reporter: still, as much as many catholics, especially in the developed world, would like to see a more modern church, pope pope francis follows a pontiff who did not. disagreeing on philosophical issues may be one way the new pope can prove he's different from his predecessor but a more and immediate visible way wi

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. >> this easter was the first for pope francis who celebrated with thousands of the faithful. ♪.orter: more than a quarter million people throangd st. peter's square from around the world as pope francis celebrated the first easter mass of his papacy. and keeping with his theme of simplicity, he chose to wear plain white vestments. he tweeted, accept jesus into your life, even if you have been far away. he awaits you with open arms. >> the first pope that isn't european, and a whole new vibe into the vatican. a pretty big deal for most people here. reporter: and in a now characteristic break with tradition, pope francis moved among the thousands in an open car, waving, kissing baby, and embracing a disabled child. president obama delivered easter greetings as he led the first family to sunday mass at st. john's episcopal church. >> in brit dan it -- britain it was a royal easter in winsor, leaving church, the queen was greeted by children with flowers in california, the easter bunny dropped in for a visit from 4,000 feet. the landing by a hare. some 40,000 easter eggs came by spe

francis are just about finalized. that is my presentation. actually i want to cover one other thing. there have been comments submitted about the repairs to little marina green that went to the commission and i wanted to explain my understanding what happened there. first marina green is a difficult surface to maintain grass. it is a clay based and landfill base. it doesn't allow water to percolate. in case of heavy rain we do get large poolings of water and once it hits the saturation points the water pools at marina green. when the pictures were taken -- i think you all saw. it was after one of the fall's really -- remember we had the large rainfalls and in the middle of the remediation effort so for little marina green we were reimbursed by america's cup amount of money to rehabilitate it. it was severely impacted by fleet week because all of america's cup infrastructure was placed on little marina green. we did two deep ireration and a machine that digs down and put air back into it. this was after one, but not the second. it helps with l

pope francis is saying mass at st.'s square, more than 250,000 people gathered to hear his first easter mass as pope. and francis prayed for peace in the middle east and he aimed particularly at the places where the suffering is greatest. in washington, president obama and the first family attending easter services at st. john's church and the episcopal church. they h they-- we're told that former president and anti-apartheid leader, nelson mandela's condition is improving further. he's been receiving treatment for recurring pneumonia. a spokesperson saying he had a restful day out today. investors will be looking for signs for hiring and momentum. and this is stocks continuing to run into record territory with key indices breaking all-time highs. will the party, as they call it, continue on wall street? senior business correspondent and anchor of bulls and bears, brenda buttner with a look ahead to the week on wall street, brenda? >> harris, forget about lions and lambs, march was all about bulls on wall street. on th

there was smoke and sparks and willie francis had minor burns but they took him back to his cell. that became a settlement in the supreme court case. it was a double jeopardy to put a man in the electric chair again. the court eventually decided it was only accidental that you could put willie francis in the chair again. just as franklin voted for that execution because he fell constitutionally mandated to do it. he was so disturbed he went behind his fellow justices backs quite literally and powerful in the louisiana state bar and urged them to do whatever he could to stop what would be a travesty. the attorney did attempt to stop the execution. he could not. willie francis died a year later in the same -- the same hearse waiting for him a year before took his body away. >> guest: the justices were split 5-4. often even those who vote in favor of elect -- the death penalty have great misgivings with the wisdom of going to the death penalty and throughout its history the united states supreme court from the 60s on that we have found justices would vote to uphold a death sentence e

teeseven "money with melissa francis" with melissa francis is next. melissa: and breaking news. [laughter] has more on this. >> reporter: well, the redemption date for investors to pull their money out of acc capil was set inmate. you were talking about that big day, blackstone big investor was worry that that did not give them enough time to assess whether steve cohen and as a safe -- sac capitol would be indicted. a lot of people believed, the government as well, that july is when the statute of limitation on most of tho suspicious trades in this. that means they need more time to assess whether steve cohen will be indicted, as sac agree to move its august, so we will know. this is why this summer is so important. melissa: of big deal, and to give our viewers the back story, the head of sac capitol. melissa: one of the biggest hedge funds. speculation has been swirling about an investigation into insider trading. >> reporter: that speculation is whether he will be indicted. the suspicious trades in question are from 2008. a 5-year statute of limitations. the statute of lim

101 through san rafael into central san rafael we have clear conditions and closer to 580 and sir francis drake we have construction out this blocking a couple of lanes southbound 101 to the waldo tunnel so watch out and we have more construction to get to along 101, 380, and the westbound 380 to southbound 101 will be closed until 6:00 a.m. due to road work and as we look at fremont, northbound 680 between mission boulevard south to mission boulevard north the drive as you come up, that is looking at three lanes blocked until 6:00 a.m. >> thank you, it is 4:39. >> the bay area city plan to keep some people out of certain neighborhoods. >> a real life version of the movie "footloose" and why these protesters are using fancy footwork to force changes in the law. but first the tech bytes this morning. >> in today's tech byte apple issues an apology to the customers in china, the c.e.o. admitted there has been some confusion about the repairing warranty policies and vowed to institute improvements. a major victory for the start of arial which will stream local t programs without having to pa

plus, hopope francis called for action in child abuse. it is just talk? >>> and an iraq war veteran said he lost the will to live. he'll tell us why. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> budget bashing. nobody is wildly enthusiastic about president obama's new budget plan including president obama. >> the offer that president made to speaker boehner which is incorporated in the president's budget is not the president's ideal approach to our budget challenges. >> for once everyone in washington agrees. of course, the plan includes tax hikes which republicans call a nonstarter. the president is also calling for cuts to social security and medicare which many progressives call a nonstarter. they call it far worse names. does the new proposal stand a chance or is it just a colossal waist of time? out front, hugh hewitt and jim kessler

there was smoke and sparks, and willie francis had minor burns, but they took him back to his cell. that became a celebrated supreme court case. it wasn't double jeopardy to put the man in the electric chair again. the court eventually decided it was only accidental, that you could put willie francis in the chair again. but justice frankfurt beer who voted for that execution because he felt constitutionally mandated to do it was so disturbed, he went behind his fellow justices' backs, quite literally, to a friend in louisiana, very powerful in the louisiana state bar, and urged him to do everything he could to stop what he felt would be a travesty. the attorney, nicholas -- [inaudible] did attempt to stop the execution. he could not, and francis died a year later, and the same hearse that had been waiting for him a year before took his body away. >> guest: one of the things we find over and over again, the justices will split 5-4 over capital punishment, whether this person should be executed. often even those who vote in favor of the execution have great misgivings not about the la

i'm francis collins director of the national institutes of health, n.i.h. and i am proud to have the honor of welcoming you here to the east room of the white house for a very special scientific announcement by the president. investing in bio medical research is one of the wisest choices we can make as a nation. the united states has long been at the forefront of one medical breakthrough after another helping to save lives, improve people's health, and grow the economy. moving forward, we as a country are extraordinarily fortunate to have a leader who places such a high value on science to unlock the mysteries of disease and discover new ways of overcoming them. but now we stand at the edge of another frontier in bio medicine and bio logical research which the president will describe in a moment. some may ask, how we can afford in investing in bold new research during difficult budgetary times. but the reality is we can't afford not to. the worst thing we could do in challenging economic times is to stifle innovative thinking and asking people in this room

. >> uma: pope francis is making big changes in the way catholic church will be run. he is appointing a new advisory board and an american is on it. bill, what have you found out? >> good day to you in washington. this is the first step and it is a significant one toward reform and the heart of the catholic church which is roman curia that runs the vatican. it has been uma 50 years since the church has signaled a move like pope francis has selected eight cardinals to a vatican reform council and they will make recommendation and yoed the word advisoryings. i am told it is a key word in this. make recommendation and advice on suggested changes in how the church is run here in the vatican. several scandaled were hit hard and several were not pleased with how these issues were address would by pope francis. the final issues of the vatican and in is significant about the announcement today. this committee if you will, comes from everywhere from rome. two from europe and one from latin america and asia and australia and africa and one from united states. shais cardinal oma

. >> at the vatican, pope francis this week paid homage to several of his papal predecessors, on tuesday the pope prayed before the tomb of john paul ii, on the eighth anniversary of his death. the day before he became the first pope to visit excavations of the tomb of saint peter, under the basilica named for him. >>> also this week, the vatican responded to questions about why pope francis usually speaks prayers rather than singing or chanting them. the spokesman said he believed it was due to a hoarseness in the pope's voice, in an earlier interview francis called himself tone deaf. we have a sry today about lecting bies bex in india. the practice may be illegal, but many indian families consistently manage to have fewer girl babies than boys. >>> for some months puja, a 22-year-old mother of three has been coming to this crisis counseling center in a lower middle class neighborhood of delhi. puja is trying to keep her family together, her husband and in-laws with whom she lived in the common tradition here, threw her out of the house, the problem? all three of her children are girls.