this is the pope francis.ove everybody. >> the pep's comments drew a mixture of praise and criticism among catholics. critics thought francis didn't go far enough. church doctrine remains the same, engaging in homosexuality is a sin and quote intrinsically disordered. pope francis's predecessors both talk tough on the gay issue. pope benedict xvi with, last year. >> translator: father, mother, child, essential elements of being human are lost. >> pope benedict had a chris ma, but this th was the charisma of a professor you respected. where as francis is an uncle you run up to and hug. he is what we need at this moment. someone who is gentler. someone who is more open. he is not going to change doctrine, but he will preach it differently. >> which was apparent when reporters asked him about women becoming priests. he sounded a jewel tone. >> translator: if reference to the organization of women, the church has spoken and said no. this door is closed. i have said it, but i repeat it. women in the church are more

who was francis of asisi?well, francis of asisi was a 13th century saint who brought reform to the church at a low point. and his mandate he saw from god was to rebuild the church. and pope francis has chosen that name because he sees that as his mandate also. >> that is so interesting, because we have been talking so much about reform, and this pope trying to shift the issues away from issues like contraception and abortion and gays, and towards more openness. what do you think is driving francis. >> i heard you lead into this, and francis's first trip outside of rome was actually down to the island where he addressed migrants living there, and his message there on that day is the same as what he is doing today. the greatest evil in the world is economic evil. the evil that forces people to leave their homes and search for a better life someplace else. an economic system that abandons the poor and leaves people alone. that's a message he delivered on monday -- excuse me, on wednesday, when he was speaking to

he called it "mushiness." >> francis's core message is the person of francis. the risk therein, it seems to me, is the church is not only a feel-good institution about a humble guy. it is a doctrine and a creed, and it is a specific set of beliefs and convictions, and they are beliefs that are reasonably tough-minded, and if you lose contact with the doctrine, the stuff that actually makes outsiders a little uncomfortable, with a charming guy who washes people's feet, then you are losing something elemental to the church. >> reporter: but as a flag moved behind him, shields had a different emphasis. >> he answers the question, or asks the question that all of us have to answer. not are you better off than you were, but are we better off? are the strong among us more just, are they more humane, are they more engaged? are the weak among us more secure, more comforted, and more valued? and to me that is a message that we need desperately in this country and in this world. >> reporter: after the discussion, i asked john carr what he thinks washington officials thin

pope francis has ruled out the ordination of women.ly then may serve in the church's higher echelons. women's roles are limited to pastoral care and hospitals, schools, and advice centers. they struggle for recognition and lack equal rights. love, truth, and justice form some of the core teachings, but critics say those values do not universally applied. the church sees homosexuality as a sin. sex before marriage, abortion, and contraception are banned. people who are remarried are not allowed to receive communion. catholics worldwide consider these values to be outdated and out of line with the way they live their lives. then does the abuse scandals. for decades, the church protected priests who abused children. pope francis has challenges ahead to make sure the church is respected by an relevant to a new generation of catholics. >> let's get some analysis from our religious affairs correspondent. pope francis says he wants a missionary church like the one of his namesake. where is he taking the catholic church? >> st. francis of assi

francis in assissi, italy. when the pope took the name francis, the first to do so, he was sending a message about refocusing the search and serving the poor. he delivered that unmistakable message again today and nbc's anne thompson is traveling with him. >> reporter: pope francis is a man on a mission. today walking in the footsteps of his namesake st. francis of assissi who gave up wealth to serve the poor. the same mission this pope wants for the catholic church he now leads. today francis lingered taking time to reach back to many reaching out to him. his first stop, a center for the physically and mentally challenged, engaging each person he met. the pope chose to have lunch at a soup kitchen. led to the table by a child for a meal of lasagna and roast beef. 60 people a day are served here. where did the pope sit? >> he was sitting there. >> reporter: he says the pope ate little, but his presence made those who society often ignores feel important. >> he don't speak a lot. he listened. >> reporter: in the

saint francis of assisi. the pope prayed at the crypt where saint francis was bur >>> pope francis is visiting the birthplace of st. francis of assis . he prayed where st. francis is buried and will make a private trip to the hermitage of prisons where st. francis spents last years of his life in the 13th century. pope francis has preferred an austere lifestyle like st. francis. >>> italy's government declared this a national day of mourning after one of the worst does asters connected to the country's immigration crisis. more than 100 people are dead and just as many missing after a boat passed with africaning my grams -- packed with african migrants sank near sicily after catching fire. strong winds and high waves are hampering recovery of bodies. >>> it's been a quiet hurricane season but it's not over yet. people on the northern gulf coast are getting ready for tropical storm karen now. red flags are flying at public beaches at gulf shore, alabama, to warn of dangerous conditions. it will hit during the f

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with that i'll turn it over to manish and francis. >> thank you for having us here today. my name is manish goyal and this is francis chan and together we make up the job squad and we wanted to provide you -- before we get to our findings -- a briefover overview of our program, what we do and what we've done since january. it's our hope at end of the presentation we can get some feedback from you and develop a partnership with the commission. just a brief background on the job squad. this is part of the mayor's 17 point jobs plan, along with the invest in neighborhoods initiative, which is really a commitment by the mayor to help out the small business community. we serve as a resource to the neighborhood small businesses by providing assistance that brings our resources to the merchants. we try our best to cut red tape by providing businesses with a navigation tool through the city rules and regulations and we work with our departments to help businesses access programs that have really valuable resources and services. we try to provide a level of assistance to the busine

misiewicz allegedly sent francis classified schedules of upcoming visits and francis responded "bro, i need more visits in pearl ports." investigators identified more than $9 million in charges in pearl ports alone. the court documents show francis allegedly bribed an n.c.i.s. agent to keep him informed on the progress of the investigation. all those charged so far have pleaded not guilty but navy officials believe that more officers will be implicated as the investigation continues. >> pelley: and the case being pursued by federal prosecutors in san diego. david, thanks very much. we reported last week that two killers serving life sentences were released by mistake after someone submitted fraudulent paperwork to a florida prison. the authorizations for early release were complete with a forged signature from a judge. the fugitives were found this weekend, but the search is on now for possible accomplices. here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: joseph jenkins and charles walker are behind bars tonight in the bay county jail. this cell phone video shows how their escape ended on saturd

>> that's a voice unique to a man known as francis.o see a side of francis that we've never, ever seen before. >> ladies and gentlemen at my wedding -- >> now francis goes into his normal setting here where we normally see him rant about all kinds of stuff. but this time he's talking about his wedding. >> overall the wedding experience was phenomenal. let's congratulate him. let's talk to our man francis. we have him via skype. hey, congratulations, buddy. >> i did it. >> i want you to tell these guys about how you said this was the first time you really felt like you were at home after being married. >> i grew up with a crappy home with a crappy family that didn't like me very much. this group of people, they're just well adjusted, they're like normal, healthy, happy. on that day i didn't just gain the love of my life, but i gained this incredible family and for the first time in my life it feels like i belong somewhere. >> where's your fire? has the fire been replaced with butterflies and pup each dogs and eye cream cones? >> married

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 of assisi.catholic church. >>> they know the identity of a prime suspect in the bikers who attacked a man, his family in an suv. the question is, is an arrest eminent? we'll talk about that coming up. >> this morning, new details but still many questions about that wild car chase through the streets of washington, d.c. as for the chase the woman was shot and killed. the child in the back seat, she is safe. the chaos sent a town already in gridlock into shock. we've learned there were already concerns about that woman, her boyfriend describing her as delusional. where do things stand now, joe johns is near capitol hill this morning. good morning, joe. >> reporter: good morning, kate. police continue to piece together information on why 34-year-old miriam carey hit that barricade over at the white house and led police on a wild chase to the united states capitol, just two weeks after the navy yard shooting. a heart-stopping scene unfolding outside the u.s. capitol. [ gunfire ] the dramatic moments

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francis. october 4 is the catholic feast day for st. francis. renounced his well.eaking earlier, the pope said the world did not care about those most in need, including children dying of hunger or refugees. he went on to say he wants the catholic church to follow the example of francis and everyone from the lowliest priest to the pontiff himself. they must strip themselves of, arrogance and pride. trying to lead by example, he is having lunch with the poor at a charity center. you can see the crowd still gathered outside the church in sec -- in assisi. on gmt because coming up in the next half-hour -- >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. and united health care. .> my customers can shop around they can also work that way with health care. with united health care, i get information on treatment options, estimates, how much i will pay. that helps me and my guys make informed decisions. i don't like guesses with

made -- pope francis remarks on a pilgrimage to the shrine of his namesake, st. francis. he exhorted the roman catholic church to become a church of the poor. this report has some flash photography. ♪ >> it was a moment of intense devotion. hope frances at the tomb of the pope francis at the tam of the 12th century saint. he is revered by catholics. eight centuries after his death, he is helping reform the roman catholic arch. on the spot where st. francis stripped naked and renounced the wealth of his family to serve called onpope francis the church to strip itself of vanity, arrogance, and pride. >> many of you have been stripped by the savage world, that does not give work, that does not help, that does not care if there are children in the world dying of hunger, does not care so many families have nothing to eat, do not have the dignity of bringing bread to their table, do not care about the many people who have to flee poverty and hunger. >> clearly moved in the presence of the poor and disabled people brought to meet him, the pope announced what you said was a globa

made -- pope francis remarks on a pilgrimage to the shrine of his namesake, st. francis. he exhorted the roman catholic church to become a church of the poor. this report has some flash photography. ♪ >> it was a moment of intense devotion. hope frances at the tomb of the pope francis at the tam of the 12th century saint. he is revered by catholics. eight centuries after his death, he is helping reform the roman catholic arch. on the spot where st. francis stripped naked and renounced the wealth of his family to serve called onpope francis the church to strip itself of vanity, arrogance, and pride. >> many of you have been stripped by the savage world, that does not give work, that does not help, that does not care if there are children in the world dying of hunger, does not care so many families have nothing to eat, do not have the dignity of bringing bread to their table, do not care about the many people who have to flee poverty and hunger. >> clearly moved in the presence of the poor and disabled people brought to meet him, the pope announced what you said was a globa

pope francis says he wants them to resemble francis' church of the poor. he called on the church to strip themselves of the vanity and pride. saying that we become the christians, like nice sweet things, but not real christians. on the day marking that there. the pope -- pope posted a luncheon for the poor. they will be outside the town's cathedral as they called for an end of violence in syria and around the world. for since the election six months ago, pope francis has started to redefine everything. this week he called together the international panel of cardinals to find ways to rid the vatican of bureaucracy. and the bank issued their first ever annual report after facing years of corruption allegations. pope francis, he prayed on friday at the sanctuary where it is believed that they were told to take the broken church and rebuild it. making it clear that he sees that as his mission as well. tina krauss, wjz eyewitness news. >> pope francis is the first non-european pope in the 1,300 years and the first ever from latin america. >> scott kelly has a p

it's me francis.etty tough day. >> this is our buddy francis, one of our all-time favorite yub celebrities. francis is a little upset, he's known for his angry maps. he's getting serious about what he's talking about. >> all these people are mean to me! you always call me fat you 12, 13, 14-year-old kids. i'd like a video about game play, about xbox. >> even though he's in character here, he's got a point. >> i know i'm fat! i own a mirror for god sakes! i look at myself in the [ bleep ] camera every day! >> this is the souped up francis he plays on youtube. but he at times puts out videos being himself. this video in may on the same sort of topic. >> being fat is unhealthy. i know this for a lot of different reasons. i know it because i'm on hype blood pressure medication, because i'm on diabetes m medication and i know it because my doctor tells me i'm not healthy. i'm not proud to be fat, but i'm not ashamed either. this is my body. and you know what? i hate it. >> i'm glad he's using his youtube s

but on the other hand this is an opportunity for pope francis to do something. not my own criticism of him, but i've heard, everything he is doing is just gesture, symbolic. here is an opportunity for him to do something that is not only symbolic because it is but it is also very real. and he can get his message out. that he's serious, he's serious about the church being a church of the poor and a -- >> and the timing as well, and the timing as well, that is moving very quickly to act. >> yes. >> that is also a measure of the importance he places on responsiveness. >> yes. yes. and he -- it looks like he wants a church that is more accountable. where people have to answer for things. and -- you know there's a long history in the catholic -- i was going to say there's a long history in the catholic church of ambiguity, that represents wealth we give our best to god and these buildings they show that god is what is really important for us. but the other side of it is that you've god human beings who -- you've got human beings that also benefit from this wealth and

coming up this half hour pope francis francis francis brought his message of humility and our mark phillipsr from flash floods than any other event. now they're getting help from an elite unit overseas. we'll show you amazing pictures as they work together how to save more lives. that's ahead. >>> and this year marks 20 years since the battle of mogadishu, known as "black hawk down." a u.s. force's mission was to capture a top warlord lieutenant and they were shot. the pivotal 17-hour battle left 18 american soldiers dead. some were dragged through the streets. more than 80 troops were wounded. four days later, president clinton issued an order to end the military mission in somalia. "60 minutes" lara logan traveled to mogadishu this summer and that's where the wreckage was recovered. >> reporter: norm hooten was a team lead owner the assault force that day. and in 20 years he's never spoken publicly about the battle because his unit is so secretive. even after all this time we were asked not to use its name. "60 minutes" was able to obtain this surveillance video of the battle, which has n

. >>> coming up, pope francis has come out saying the catholic church needs to shake off its obsession with abortion and gay relationships. now he is calling for all to meet at the vatican to discuss this and how to view the modern family. could this mean -- >> was it a raid to catch a terrorist or an abduction? they are trying to get answers and they are not happy about this. tell you about the mission in libya straight ahead. you're watching "around the world." re seeing spots before your eyes, it's time for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. but at least i can help keep their underwear clean. with charmin ultra strong. i'll take that. go get '

pope francis has certainly changed the style of the papacy.oving on to the next stage of his agenda to change the very structure and in some cases the attitudes of the church. >> thank you, mark phillips. >>> rescuers risked everything. we'll go to north carolina where they're preparing for a future disaster. that's next on "cbs this morning." ♪ all right, let's go ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪ we, we chocolate cross over ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over ♪ [ male announcer ] fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate i made some missteps -- i switched to some weird bargain detergent instead of tide... but no matter how much i poured, our clothes were missing that tide clean we were used to. so i'm back with tide... and i'm back on top of the world. that's mytide. you want a way to help minimize blood sugar spikes. support heart health. and your immune system. now there's new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand doctors recommend most. [ male announ

[laughter] one of the great ironies talk about francis scott key to is the main character in my book a very interesting guy. despite going on to write the most patriotic of all american songs come he was deeply opposed to this war. it split the country right down the middle. very partisan lines in francis scott key when one of the invasion attempts failed miserably he actually celebrates and writes a letter to his good friend john randolph of virginia and says this is treason but as your patrick henry said it sid is treason i glory in the name. think about that that was on twitter or on the cable show he probably would not of been thought of the same way that we think of him today but that was the atmosphere back then the country was absolutely broke in the treasury a couple years into the war congress had bad agreed to any new taxes so the treasury was broke the government was dysfunctional and radically vicious partisanship but this is what the situation was. but for great britain the war had not gone that well either particularly during the first era there's several american victo

. >> a 15-year-old girl deported during a school trip can return to france, says president francis hollande. her family can't come back. >> he belongs the ethnic roma community and will not go back without her family. >> leonarda dibrani won her battle to return to france, but she is still not happy with the offer from president francis hollande, a man she described as partners. onward leonarda dibrani, and not her family would be allowed back from kosovo >> translation: to, i don't want to go -- no, i don't want to go without my family, especially her. we are tied together, my dear sister. i can't leave her behind here. >> during the week her case brought thousands of protesting students out on to the streets, appalled at the way her case was handled. now the president admits it was heavy-handed to detain leonarda dibrani in front of her friends. the expulsion itself was legal. >> translation: if she requests so and wants to continue her education in france, she'll be welcome. france is a republic, it needs firmness and humanity in laws and procedures. >> president francis hollande's diffi

. >> president francis hollande has been dragged into the round. we'll have the latest in 20 minutes. now, it's back to doha. >> stronger winds and higher temperatures in australia are forecast to make bushfires there worse. nearly 200 homes have been destroyed in new south wales. here is andrew thomas. >> in the bount -- blue mountains west of the sydney volunteers are fighting fire with fire. they are hoping by the time the bushfire reaches here, there'll be nothing to burn. >> we'll put a burnt line around the properties. then we'll look at burning out the smaller valley, the offshoot of a bigger valley on fire. >> the firefighters are working close to the homes. just 50 metres up the hill people's houses i can see from here their woined and doors. the the volunteers firefighters are trying to stop the flames from reaching them. these are all volunteers, practicing firefighting is normally a weekend hobby. this, though, the real thing, is what that is all about. gina is a mother of two children. darryl manages a concrete factory. >> i manage a c

francis is the patron saint of animals and is the saint for whom the pope francis is named.rchbishop lori will be at the spca at 2:30 and one of the animals getting the blessing will be one of their newest attendees. this is oreo a sweet puppy. looking at that face, you mighthearken back to little rascal time. look at that. >> yes she looks like. >> aleen gabbey is with us. we -- aleen gabbey is here -- aileen gabbey is here. >> 4 months old and the owner didn't have time for her and i think she is a great example of how a pit bull type dog can be very, very sweet. which surprises some people. >> okay some people who don't understand the disposition of dogs every dog has its personality you can take two dogs of the same breed and they are different. >> yes absolutely. >> how the owner raises the dog. >> is she watching you. >> play as huge role. >> you want to make sure they have an environment where you are taking care of them and they can trust you and they have what they need and you are very kind to them. and she is very, very sweet. she would make a great pet i think sh

pope francis made a historic trip to cc, the birth place of the saint whose name he took.francis of the tomb and told people in the town he wanted to continue reforming the church and we leave you with this report from mary ann hund. ♪ walking in the footsteps of one of the roman catholic church's most humble, this is pope francis's first visit to cc to decide the town where his name sake francis of a city gave up his worldly goods and dedicated himself to helping the poor. that was back in the 13th century but the vision has a place in the modern day and what the head of today's roman catholic church wishes to emulate. ♪ pope francis took charge of a church dealing with sexual abuse scandals and accusations of being out of touch with its people. many of whom had lost faith in the church. and with a clear mandate to reform the ailing institution, pope francis has not held back in his criticism, saying power is sented with the vatican and not enough with the faithful. in resent intervals the pontif taublgd about small minded rules and obsessed with imposing reality on sexua

pope francis and a young visitor. pope francis giving him a pat on the face.eady to leave in fact, he tries to get between the pope and the man he was greeting. when that didn't work, he joined francis' staff. the youngster even got pope francis to give him a little hug around the legs. how about that. >> oh. that's so cute. >>> well, google is refusing to say a word as speculation is growing over a mystery barge that's floating in the san francisco bay. >> the project is so secretive, that coast guard members and other government officials have reportedly signed confidenty agreements. the barge is protected by fences and security guards. a similar one is being built in maine. tech experts are suspecting that it could be a floating data center to a retail store. >>> an nfl hall of famer finally wearing a super bowl ring again, more than two decades after it was stolen. >> he earned the coveted ring when the cowboys beat the dolphins in 1972. but in 1992, a thief snatched it from a display case at a san diego restaurant. in september, he got a call from a woman

. >> pope francis is in italy and pilgrimage of sorts. the saint he is taking as pontiff. >> president obama canceled his trip to asia as the shut down enters its fourth day. speaker boehner saying there will not be a default on the vote. >> to upon this first and end this shut downright now. >> twitter hopes to raise up to $1 billion in the initial public offering. they never turned a profit. the new burger stirring up controversy. a chicago restaurant is prepared with communion waivers. >> having fun with tiger woods. man, did he look annoyed. turn turn around. >> cut the crap and stop lying to the audience. >> you stop. >> stop lying to the audience! >> all that matters -- >> about trying to do what's right for the whole country. if your heart doesn't break -- >> on cbs this morning. >> let me get this straight. you are asking me if it's hard to get laid off from a job i had since 19 fricking 44. >> that's what i asked you. >> do i [ bleep ] in the woods. . >> welcome to cbs this morning. charlie rose is on assignment so anthony maceo

pope francis had recently called for more compassion toward divorced catholics.suggested that an upcoming meeting of bishops may discuss the communion issue. a central theme of francis' papacy has been his insistence on simplicity, not exactly the lifestyle displayed by the bishop of limburg in germany. he is franz-peter tebarz-van elst, often described as the luxury bishop or bishop bling-bling. he commissioned a $40 million renovation of his residence and other buildings, including a $20,000 bathtub, $480,000 walk-in closets and a million dollar garden. this week, the pope placed the bishop on an indefinite leave of absence. >>> the u.s. has a new ambassador to the vatican. former catholic relief services president ken hackett presented his diplomatic credentials to francis on monday. the post had been vacant for about a year. >>> this week at the capitol, a catholic campaign to highlight the importance of children's education. the fighting for our children's future national bus tour is traveling the country to raise awareness about the need for quality k throu

pope francis had recently called for more compassion toward divorced catholics.e suggested that an upcoming meeting of bishops may discuss the communion issue. a central theme of francis' papacy has been his insistence on simplicity, not exactly the lestyle displayed by the bishop of limburg in germany. he is franz-peter tebarz-van elst, often described as the luxury bishop or bishop bling-bling. he commissioned a $40 million renovation of his residence and other buildings, including a $20,000 bathtub, $480,000 walk-in closets and a million dollar garden. this week, the pope placed the bishop on an indefinite leave of absence. >>> the u.s. has a new ambassador to the vatican. former catholic relief services president ken hackett presented his diplomatic credentials to francis on monday. the post had been vacant for about a year. >>> this week at the capitol, a catholic campaign to highlight the importance of children's education. the fighting for our children's future national bus tour is traveling the country to raise awareness about the need for quality k throu

pope francis is saying the economy is for or should be for humanity.tead of that the economy is for making an individual wealthy. that humanity is more than just making money. and he's saying if the global system is set up in such a way that money is the idol, then we're very screwed up. >> you know, it's startling because we just don't have voices right now saying there is a balance to be achieved in life between materialism and wealth. between our material lives and our spiritual lives. when i think about that, his voice and his words on this issue are remarkable because they are so distinct and apart from all of the noise that we're hearing in society. >> absolutely. you know one thing that, i'm glad you brought that up, one thing pope francis said when he gave this talk was jobs, jobs, jobs. >> amen, brother. >> he said if there's no jobs, then the dignity of the human person is lost. if there is no job, in other words, work is not just about making money. it's actually, a job can help a person realize who they are. that's the dignity of the human

saint francis was family told by god to, quote, repair my house. pope francis is restoring many people's faith by doing so in the catholic church. >> this is the, i wish it about me, story of the day. a big surprise for customers of in mississippi. >> a computer glitch made them all millionaires although the bank very quickly corrected that error. officials say there was a system display issue and the trillions were actually never really available to those customers. >> they thank you very much done the right thing and left the way it was. 6:27 is your time. there is still another half hour of good morning washington. >> coming up, we have a live report on how the gulf coast is getting ready for tropical storm february, 2013. a a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken n cuccinelli joins tea party republs ans to block thelan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill pass

internal communications at the vatican along with the in going and outgoing phone calls of future pope francis according to the reports the n.s.a. was intercepting calls from in and out of the rome residence where the cardinals stayed during the papal conclave additionally the magazine details how the n.s.a. has been categorizing those phone calls into everything from foreign policy objectives to threats to the financial system that can spokesman father federico lombardi quickly dismissed these allegations and said quote we don't know anything about this and in any case we don't have any concerns about it the n.s.a. has also responded to the allegations by saying quote the national security agency does not target the vatican assertions that the n.s.a. has targeted the vatican published in italy's panorama magazine are not true however this article comes in the wake of a damning report based on documents released by former government contractor edward snowden of course we know that the spy agency has monitored the communications of thirty five different world leaders along with many of the citi

and history catholic church.e francis plans to eanozewo mee. tomorro tomorrow is expected to mark the beginning of what may be the most important phase so far of president obama's health care overhaul. tonight jim angle shows us that not many people are expecting a smooth start. with president obama's signature legislation on health care about to begin, there are still numerous questions about how and whether it will work. lauer says: "obamacare succeeds and fails based on enrollment. period." most important is whether young people sign up, without whom obamacare will face enormous problems. holtz-eakin says: "the key are the young and healthy who dont have big medical bills but whose premiums will be used to cover the cost of the older and sicker mendelson says: "younger people are subsidizing older people in this law because health care costs for older people run more then seven times more than the costs for younger people. " the key question then is how many young people will sign up? one researcher found the financial incentives may

german bishop arrives in rome to seek counsel from pope francis. sebastian vettel wins the japanese grand prix, but still not enough to claim the title. we begin in india, where cleanup has begun on the eastern coast after the strongest tropical storm there in more than a decade. 17 people were reportedly killed, but a huge evacuations effort by the government seems to have avoided the catastrophe many spirit -- many feared. >> they are returning to their homes on india's east coast. many people here had lost everything. landfallhailin made with wind speeds up to 200 kilometers per hour. it uprooted trees and cut power lines and communications. most of the casualties were caused by flying branches and debris. us did not know what else would happen. there was so much to structure and. right primary concern now, can indication has been crippled. we are not in touch with administration. >> the damage is catastrophic, but the major loss of life that accompanied typhoons in the past in this region has been avoided. the last storm of this severity hit th