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it is a 600 plus year-old ition. we are hearing that it is white smoke. but that's not confirmed. let's go to marry thoy tompson. >> it is white and there were cheers from st. peter's square. this means that the 115 cardinals have elected the 266th pope. he will, of course, lead the catholic church. we won't know who the pope is probably for about 65 to 70 minutes. this is basically what happens. once the election has taken place, he is asked if you accept your position? and he changes from his red robes of a cardinal into the white robes of a pope. the cardinal electors approach the pope in homage. there you hear the bells ringing in st. peters. cheers coming up from a crowd that has been standing there for the past couple of hours. this appears to -- this is the third session that the cardinals have had since the conclave began. it took anywhere from five to six votes. again, we will hear, probably within the next hour or we will see within the next hour the next leader of the catholic church. brian, back to you. >> wow, mary tompson with the breaking news. we have a new pope. w

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ition is boarding every single day. this can not go into effect.curious why the tsa would decide to roll these back. as passengers we get frustrated with the tsa we take our shoes off we take our sweatshirt off grandmas are being padded down. we are upset with that. can't bring baby food on the flight we have to get that checked. knives seem to be an obvious restriction what is the benefit of having a knife on board the plane? at what stage do you say i wish i had a pocket knife? i could really use it? >> for the last 12 years they have put them in their checked luggage. that's where they need to stay. tsa has kept us safe from a terrorist threat. the pants bomb he have went through security in amsterdam. flight attendants addressed that issue. we have to think about the threats that we face every single day being on board the aircraft. these knives simply do not help us do that. >> what was the web site again? >> no knives on plains.com. you can go there now and sign the petition. sara nelson on board flight attendant. thank you for joining us. >>