and john paul the second did he did not live through the madness of hitler benedict ratzinger in huge us but he lived through a very conflict of periods in argentina the killings of the seventy both by the left and from the right he's only capitalism firsthand he remained in that culture of full of corruption completely clean and impeccable learning to live to listen to many difference it's this i don't like you know i'm a great fan an advocate of the importance of free enterprise and the free economy but there are many other important point part of all for the pope is spiritual freedom and i think here his tone a way that he's reaching out you know it's a first step in his role as a pontiff michael navarre perhaps a representative of what you would call a conservative capitalism he has to say that what a pity that we have such stupendous pope john paul the second and pope benedict people will think that the church is made by men. as roman catholics we have to trust the holy spirit and i'm confident you know the holy spirit will guide the church. let's talk about the lower spirit here

spokesman said the relic was a small framed square of cloth in the mountains east of rome where john paulloved to hike and ski. he died in 2005. he will be made a saint this year which means the relic will be more valuable. >> the science building at san francisco state university is shut down after a toxic subs stance was discovered. there is a risk assessment to understand the size of the program after minding mercury and asbestos in the science building. 9,000 students were scheduled to attend classes starting today but they have been relocated. officials have an information boot to let students know what is going on. >> the presidio trust meets to examine three proposals to develop the we site next to crissy field which is now occupied by a department store. the trust hope to make a fin am decision by mid-february. the three preparals are a museum by george lucas, and a cultural, and a facility to focus on the environment. they will have the option to approve nothing at all. mailing bills snowed it will cost more to mail a letter with the cost of first-class stamp now 49 cents up thre

pope john paul wanted his papers burned but those personal papers are now a book.bout that. isn't easy, and it isn't the end. capella university is designed around your profession, giving you what you need to go further, to your point "c". capella university. start your journey at capella.edu. >>> a polish publisher is going against the final wishes of pope john paul ii. the pope asked his personal papers be burned after his death but now those papers are the pope's personal reflections coming out in a 640-page book. va senior vatican analyst is here. how did this author get ahold of these papers. >> they come from the cardinal of crakow, john paul's diocese. he was the priest secretary for all of his almost 27 year papacy. most of us thought of him as a vice pope. he said that when john paul was near death he instructed him to burn this personal spiritual diary which records his private prayer life and religious meditations. but he said he basically didn't have the heart to do it. he said he thought historians would despair if he assigned this diary to the flames.

who stole the blood of pope john paul ii?thief and want to to do with it? an intense search under way. >> reporter: italian police say thieves have broken into a church and stolen a vial containing the blood of pope john paul ii. apparently it happened on saturday in italy. police launched a major search operation, involving sniffer dogs and dozens of officers. but few clues were found. police believe the theft was commissioned, because no other items of value were taken, but they have also said it would be difficult to sell the vial, and they're not really sure what the thieves were planning to do with it. the catholic church is due to make pope john paul ii a saint in april. >> new discovery is raising a flood of questions about noah's ark. >> that had to come. a british scholar has recently decoded a tablet that dates back 4,000 years. it tells of a divinely sent flood and sole survivor on an ark who takes all the animals on board to preserve them. >> it even includes the famous phrase, "two by two" describing how the anim

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i think that's our point. >> all right, john paul ryan, dr. bruce bailey, we have to leave it there. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> what's trending now, hermella. >> a new report from the surgeon general say we've come a long way since 50 years ago detailing the hazards of smoking. today the number of smokers is down to 18%. the report credits the decline to public health efforts such as banning smoking indoors and banning tv ads on tv. surgeon general says we've got a long way to go. >> today the annual death toll from smoking is approaching 500,000 per year. enough is enough. >> a key finding in the report is that cardiovascular disease actually kills more smokers over the age of 35 than young cancer. now to your reaction. viewer sarah says we have seen that warnings of harmful behavior affecting long term health is a deterrent for everyone. sarah says, we have a long way to go? why can't the government trend against e-cigarettes. you can learn more at aljazeera.com/considerthis. consider more studies need to be done to weigh the

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how thieves managed to take off with pope john paul the ii's blood.er the sun ♪ ♪ under the sun... [ female announcer ] fiber and protein. together as one. introducing new fiber one protein cereal. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? . >>> welcome back to "the lead," live from the capitol ahead of tomorrow's state of the union address. it's no secret that senator rand paul may be running for president in 2016 and he may end up facing hillary clinton and we might already be getting a taste of what that matchup might look like. yesterday he was asked about a comment his wife made to "vogue" magazine that former president bill clinton's relationship with monica lewinsky should complicate his wife's run for president. i would say his behavior was predatory, offensive to women. >> someone who takes ad

tell you with certainty that pope francis opposes that form of tyranny as much as the polish pope john paul did. nevertheless the democratic party is getting ready to launch a huge social justice campaign to try to keep power in the u.s.a. the far left nation magazine recently published an article a guy named robert shearer who is about as left as they come. shearer writes quote there can be no doubt that a quality equality christian doctrine. every infant has the soul as significant as any other. that we all be judged by how well we respect the sanctity of the lives of those born into the most forlorn of circumstance. the key words in that equality of opportunity and that a noble goal that every american should support. a noble goal that will never be reality that's because the human condition dictates that some people will not do what is necessary to succeed in this world. that is work hard, be honest, stay sober, and get educated. some people will not do that. and so their children will suffer deprivation. no matter how much money the government hands out when he said the poor, we will a

and ringo starr. >>> a search under way in italy after thieves stole the blood of the former pope john pauli. italian authorities say they only took that and left behind the only valuables. this relic is considered to be of great religious value. investigators say that the thieves plan to use it for satanic rites. >>> he helped to sell them and then worked the american cancer society on campaigns against cigarettes and over the weekend, eric lawson who portrayed the rugged marlboro mand away at 70. his wife says he died of chronic pulmonary obstructive device. he was 70 years old. >>> and whole foods market is on the way to prince george's county. construction in riverdale park is expected to start next week according to the washington post. the market will anchor a $250 million development on route 1 op east highway. and the approval for the store has taken more than two years, and the residents were concerned about the traffic, and the whole foods is expected to open in late 2015. >>> a lot of people are getting their purses stolen in alexandria and the police department is offering these

. >>> police and their sniffing dogs are hunting for a stolen vile of pope john paul ii's blood. it was taken from a church in central italy that was a favorite for the pontiff when he went skiing. the only other item taken was a crucifix, which the theft may have had to do with satanic rituals. the pope will be made a saint in april. >>> a major concern as the winter olympics approach in sochi, russia. the region has been ripe with violence and a bit unstable. that has not stopped 26 grad students and tourism from george washington university from heading off to the games next month because they want to take a closer look at the behind the scenes operations. all of the venues and olympic village. the university made us feel safe. numbers to call, we enrolled in step program, international sos sends us e-mails about securities. it helps us feel more prepared. >> the russians deployed more than 50,000 police and military personnel, all handling the security at the games, which get started on february 6. >> still to come on wusa9. >> this is bruce johnson, russell wilson has ties r

john paul, very good points, they're just not doing it. john paul dejoria, thank you, my friend. >>> administration could be admitting this entire thing is falling apart. kate rogers with the skinny on that. hi, kate. >> hi, neil. the obama administration seems to be admitting that things aren't running quite that smoothly for healthcare.gov. in a newly published document detailing why the department of health and human services chose accenture to fix the website said major fixes have to be fixed by mid-march, or it warns, it could put the ethe entire he industry at risk. as well as fixing the delivery errors from healthcare.gov to insurers. the forms are important, because they tell insurers who's actually enrolled in plans. if the fixes aren't made by that date, the document says it will result in, quote, financial harm to the government, as the government could make erroneous payments to providers and insurers. since open enrollment period kicked off, 2.2 million people have enrolled, and we know every american has to have insurance by

not terribly inclusive to say, candidates who agree with ronald reagan and billy graham and pope john paul ii, have no place in new york state. if i recall correctly, reagan carried new york state. >> i think a pro-choice candidate, a pro-gun control candidate who supports gay rights, would not fare very well in a number of states in this country. >> that is the -- what he was saying. he was saying, they have no political future in new york. >> he was talking about politics. it was misinterpreted. when you look at the actual copy of what he said, it is clear that it was the context of the question. you can say, shouldn't have said that. but it is probably a political fact -- >> let's get it straight what cuomo said. >> the governor drew criticism nationwide from conservatives and republicans for his remarks during a public radio interview last week about how he defined -- extremist conservatism. as those who are against abortion rights, gun control and gay marriage. and said, people with such views have no place in new york. >> that is happy country he is talking about. and on guns, it is

attend the eighth world meeting of families, an event that happens every three years started by pope john paul ii. i'm jamie colby. i hope you will join me at both 1:00 p.m. eastern and 6:00 p.m. eastern today. i'll send you back now to "forbes on fox." only on the fox news channel. >> here we go again. there is an obama care rule to prevent companies offer executives from benefit than other workers get. steve says the got should never tell private businesses how to compensate any of their workers, period. right? >> if they knew how to do that, the soviet union would have won the cold war. they could just run the whole economy. you see what the government has done with benefits and salaries and public employee workers. it's bankrupting government. let the private sector decide if there are abuse, lawsuits, and other things you can do. shareholders and the like. activist shareholders. get the government out of the way and let the economy prosper. >> rick, health benefits are a form of compensation. as we mentioned last time, incentives are at the heart of the free enterprise system. you can't t

central italy are searching for a relic stolen from a church that contains blood of the late pope john paul is thought the thieves may plan to use it for satanic rituals since the blood would be difficult to sell. >>> the only road leading to valdez, alaska, has been blocked by a pair of avalanches. locals speculate the ice and snow are close to 40 feet deep, leaving residents with no way of driving out of town. no injuries were reported and authorities hope to have the road open sometime tomorrow. >>> and check this out, more than 500 hungry runners took part in the krispy kreme doughnut dash 5k on saturday. it is exactly what it sounds like. participants had to run the race while eating a dozen doughnuts in one hour or less. all for a good cause, of course, a children's charity. where do i sign up. >>> time to get down to business and we turn to bertha coombs. good morning, bertha. >> good morning, veronica. more big retailer layoffs. this time at walmart. the company's sams club division is laying off about 2300 workers. as for the markets, u.s. stocks futures are pointing to a lower ope

relatively good as my decorations to come back which increases the nineteen eighty eight visit of pope john paul the second in line with recent talks in the release of the sixty four year old alan gross was on a mission to connect to miss mala jewish community to the internet. the cuban government has indicated that us said it earned five cuban spies an attorney for gross is freedom. according to us acting deputy assistant secretary of state for western hemisphere russa said he lost a hunundred ounces the imprisonment and has arthritis. it also allowed to leave the cell from the one hour a day. retired decorated police captain has been charged with shooting and killing a movie goer who was texting in a florida cinema which was still in the hit new war film a lone survivor at some point a former officer chris reeves and brandished a gun and shot chad olson whose taxi and his wife nicole said. according to the tesco county sheriff's office reads retired from the tampa police twenty years ago. the argument again after all so he asked are reasons he reported him to theater staff for using his phone.

and john paul the second did he did not live through the madness of hitler benedict ratzinger in houston years but he lived through a very conflicted period in argentina the killings of the seventy both by the left and from the right he's only capitalism firsthand he remained in that culture of full of corruption completely clean and impeccable learning to live to to listen.

and so frances does make a trip there will be the first papal visit to korea since pope john paul the second team in nineteen eighty nine. along with calves possible they said there's speculation that he can relax take it needed created a cardinal and appointment ceremony at the vatican next month. and if a plane and got persimmon be the first korean cardinal ever since then and i can use just about six months left rozelle is lacking behind in preparations for the world cup and stephen j joins us in the sports center with the details. hey guys there just one hundred and fifty five days left until the fates warning and brazil is scrambling to put all of the pieces together. there are many challenges remaining but none bigger than the one surrounding stadium construction. if the president sepp blatter criticize the nation for not being able to meet the end of twenty thirteen deadline to complete construction on full stadiums and at this point only six are complete with a delay stemming from financial problems and safety issues among others. the dish and there are real concerns over the

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john paul stevens is safe to say probably would not have been her first choice but she wasn't doing thehoosing. >> you're on the air. caller: thank you very much. i love this show. i read somewhere that mrs. ford was older than president ford and i wonder if that was true. >> no, actually he was five years her senior. >> we've talked in the series about the use of the white house for entertaining but that entertaining has hey political purpose. to start that we're going to go to the ford museum in grand rapids where there are elements of her style and how she approached that aspect of her job. let's watch. >> hand in hand with mrs. ford's love for dance was her love for design and fashion as well. particularly she wanted to promote american fashion. these are some of her dresses and gowns from her first ladies period this. is a gown that she wore to her first head of state event. king hussein of jordan. it was designed by a lady named frankie welch who had a boutique in virginia. this also next one also is a welch dress and this she wore for her official portrait as first lady. this is

the catholic church is due to make pope john paul the second a saint in april. he died in 2005.y is a big concern in russia as the country prepares for the winter olympic games.just less than two weeks away. "i think everybody's worried about security, but i do think that it's -- the first priority, and i think the safest place will be the olympic village. i think the athlete safety should be the first priority, so they can focus on what they need to do." russia has put together what is believed to be the biggest security operation ever for the olympics. there are more than 50,000 police and soldiers. the u.s. military says it will have up to two warshipsstandby. the super bowl is this coming sunday.and there will be *a lot of security. homeland security and the f-b-i will work with state and local law enforcement for the event. more than 700 state troopers will be in and around the stadium complex.but they won't be the only people state, local, federal and guardian the game. county law enforcement will also be there.along with security guards. there will also be extra security

this may happen as we get next to the date that pope john paul ii will be canonized.lly they get that back. lauren green. thank you very much. >>> are you ready for a the super bowl? all week long we'll take a look at companies that have paid big bucks to get your eyeballs on their products as the seahawks take on the broncos at metlife stadium. up first, anheuser-busch inbev. in the last year this stock is up 6% and announcing it will repurchase south korea's oriental brewery for $5.8 billion. now to the fun part. those ads that everyone looks for. inbefore has plans for five commercials, three for bud light, two for budweiser totaling 3 1/2 minutes, at 4 million bucks for a 30-second spot they're spending a cool $28 million this year. last year, they melted hards with that clydesdale trainer brotherhood commercial. this year expect to the see the next chapter in that story and governator, arnold also making an appearance in the campaign, with the tag line, the perfect beer whatever happens, no matter what happens. we will be watching. yes we will. don't forget to tu

. >>> robbers are believed to have entered the church and stolen a vial of blood of pope john paul iie will likely be named a saint nine years after his death. >>> maria innees ferre has the story. >> prosecutors say the doctor who conducted first exam was biased, holmes has pled not guilty by reason of insanity for the colorado shooting that left 12 people dead. >>> a maryland mall reopened today, police say they increased security at the popular retail complex near baltimore. investigators are still trying to find a motivate for saturday's shooting, dairian marcus aguilar killed two people before turning the gun on himself. >>> in florida the issue of medical marijuana will go on the ballot this year. state republicans oppose the measure saying almost anyone will be able to get marijuana for slightest complaint. and finally in new jersey roirl caribbean cruise lines "explorer of the sea" has returned to port. crew and passengers reported getting sick, noro virus. the ship will be sanitized before any new passengers board, tony. >> gastrointestimony than virus. >> and surely a refund

. >> steve: john paul. >> jimmy: pro, having one-on-one time with juan pablo.an time. [ laughter ] had to do it. >> steve: had to do it. >> jimmy: had to do that one. >> steve: you had to do that. you didn't want to. >> jimmy: pro, juan pablo is a former professional soccer player. con, he keeps asking if you want to take a romantic stroll! [ light laughter ] pro, the show features 27 women all hoping for the same thing. con, to make it to the final two, get dumped and then become the next season's "bachelorette." [ applause ] yeah! that is where the money is. that is where the fun is. pro, the series has spawned different versions of "the bachelor" in other countries, con, such as north korea's "single man, marry him or die." great show. [ laughter ] >> steve: good show. >> jimmy: great show. >> steve: fantastic show. >> jimmy: pro, you could find the woman you'll spend the rest of your life with. con, come on. [ laughter ] get real. pro, meeting the bachelor and engaging in small talk. con, getting intimate with the bachelor and engaging in "wow, that's even

. >> john paul dejore yeah.mber of hair care products. >> now because of what happened recently in obamacare, more businesses have the incentive to have people working 30 hours a week instead of 40 hours a week. >> we'll have time to talk. you get a snack at home, and maybe something to drink. >> then from up north, how is it the toronto mayor has a higher approval rating than our president? >> the man leaving the capitol now could learn a few things from him. ♪ lets get together and feel all right ♪ >> matters of personal behavior, the mayor could learn from the president. >> pat buchanan. >> they said he would be in your face, but he didn't sound that way. he sounded friendly. look, we can't have work rules that came out of a "mad men" episode. and i break out laughing. >> pat roberts, hillary clinton the other day, senator, saying, and i'm paraphrasing here, her biggest regret. >> i don't mean to be too cute, but what difference does it make. >> what difference at this point does it make. >> cathy mcmorris ro

50 years ago the sound of shrieking fans filled more than 70 million americans and the world met john, pauleorge, and ringo. the last part of the british invasion. >>> welcome back to "the lead," i'm live in waukesha, wisconsin. i'm here because i interviewed president obama. you can see that interview on "new day" at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow and "the lead" tomorrow. it's been 50 years since a phenomena. it sounds like that. phenomena. hit american airwaves and changed pop culture forever. >> ladies and gentlemen, the beatles! ♪ ♪ oh yeah, i tell you something i think you'll understand ♪ ♪ well i >> 73 million viewers would watch as the beatles asked america to hold their hand on the ed sullivan show and the unbridled shrieking of the fans that ensued is still echoing through the halls in rock and roll history. joining me now is contributor for "rolling stone" and former editor-in-chief for vibe and spin. this is about the power of television. why was this one night so important? >> well, it's very easy now to forget how limited media was in 1964. the beatles made a conscious decision that they w

jimmy carter meeting with john paul ii. this was back in 1980.an and john paul held one of their meetings in miami in 1987. and president obama did meet with pope benedict a couple years ago, july of '09. daniel biurke joins me now. goodness, what a fun trip to get to cover and to be a fly on the wall. what do you think they'll discu discuss? >> well, we polled a bunch of our top catholic sources and top political sources. time and time again, three big topics came up. president obama has called pope francis a "soulful messenger" on this topic. he's quoted him on a speech on income inequality. number two, people say the peace in the middle east, and particularly in syria. as we know, john kerry is working on hammering out a permanent peace solution between israel and palestinians. a papal endorsement of that peace deal would be a huge game changer, people say. the pope is expected, of course, to visit the holy land himself in may. and number three is an area where you might find some disagreement between pope francis and president obama. and that

it's hard to believe next month will mark 50 years since john, paul, ringo and george lit up america.ey is disappointed when he looks back at the british invasion. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> well, you are looking at a live picture of abbie road and that famous crosswalk outside the studios where the beatles made so many hit records. next month marks the 50th anniversary of the beatles' arrival in the u.s. cnn's one hour documentary on that event airs this thursday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. ringo star and paul mccartney will also be honored at tonight's grammys with lifetime achievement awards. anthony curtis of rolling stone magazine knows the beatles just about as well as anyone. i spoke to him about the massive impact the beatles had on the world. >> when the beatles arrived,

. >>> a relic containing the blood of the late john paul ii is stolen from a small church in italy overthe weekend. a crucifix was also taken. a church custodian making the discovery this morning. >>> and "britain's got talent" runner-up susan boyle wants to ring you up. she applied for a cashier's job that pays minimum wage. she's stimestimated to be worths of millions of dollars. >>> meanwhile, the white house reacting to the republican proposal to obamacare. today, three senators unveiled their plan, which would repeal the mandates and taxes in obamacare, while preserving benefits like pre-existing conditions. listen to this. >> we haven't obviously seen a proposal. what i've seen in press reports suggest that this looks very much like just another repeal proposal, another attempt to raise taxes on the middle class, to keep uninsured americans with pre-existing conditions locked out of the market, to raise costs on seniors and to take away medicaid from the millions of americans who stand to gain coverage. >> that's jay carney's response. meantime, republican senator ted cruz says th

civil disobedience the we martin luther king did and the way the others that had been started with john paul. retial the information in the violation of the law and then run away. to me that is not a sign. i andros and what he's doing, but i think it would be better for everybody if he came back and stood trial. >> white you think people still ask about the case? >> he wasn't a very important case in the law but in the racial divide in the united states it really revealed the racial divide that we thought that we had put behind us. like in the trayvon martin and zimmermann case. people took sides. and i think that is why people still less me about it. when i come to places like this, people say i think we are related. when i was doing the adjacent in case, even my mother denied being related to me. [laughter] i mean, it was really on popularity. by the way, people didn't hate me during the trial. he's a guilty defendant in this due process. he didn't mean when he was acquitted. how could you have done that? we didn't win that case to keep the secret is the prosecution lost it. they did every

john paul kasich. i'm not going to choose favorites. i don't intend at this point to endorse anybody in the campaign until the primary is over. but i start by mentioning paul ryan because we're cloebs friends. >> he was your running mate. you didn't mention ran paul or ted cruz. >> they represent different parts of the party. i'll give them a chance to express their views. i think we'll be best if we can unify behind a leader. >> on that issue, a lot has been talked about leaders and how strongly you respond to events and as you know, given the sochi olympics a great deal of concern about security and whether the president has been responding forcefully enough about real threats that's out there. you in an interview on nbc said you would be fine send urge family to sochi. you think it's a very safe city and will be safe for the olympics. did that extend to going outside of sochi, or would you stay within that strict, you know, quarantine zone. >> it's a dangerous neighborhood as you know and that being said and the threats there are pro

conversely, less than two months after reagan's shooting and survival, pope john paul ii also survived an assassination attempt likely approved if not orchestrated by the kgb. compared to the calamities of the previous two decades, it seemed as if the world's luck had suddenly changed for the better. unlike lincoln who was killed a the pinnacle of his presidency the very week of the union victory in the civil war, neither kennedy's, nor reagan's shooting occurred at a key moment in history, but both became a key event in our national life. the assassination of kennedy and the near assassination of reagan profoundly shaped how we view each man. without these shootings, neither might have been considered a successful president, let alone great ones. the idea for my book sprang from a news story that i read in february 2011 in which gal line up announced that consistent with other polls taken during the previous 12 years, americans surveyed considers kennedy and reagan our two greatest presidents. they sometimes shared this position with lincoln, but they were consistently ranked ahead of

. >> and relic containing drops of late john paul ii' blood have been stolen from a church in italy. to be significant religious value. one of the most popular popes in modern history due to be a saint in april. an unfortunate game of angry birds at the vatican, a sol bolic gesture of peace went terribly wrong. they released two white doves and tens and thousands of people watched in st. peter's square, a seagull and crow attacked the doves. they hopefully flew off to save. ] winter olympian ted ligety can't take a sick day tomorrow. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] so he can't let a cold keep him up tonight. vicks nyquil. powerful nighttime 6 symptom cold and flu relief. ♪ to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis c

. >>> so february 7th marks 50 years since john, paul, george and ringo got off the plane at jfk airporthuge pop culture revolution with iconic hits like "can't buy me love." ♪ i don't care too much for money ♪ ♪ money can't buy me love ♪ can't buy me love >> yes. so this morning we're taking our own look back to a time before the beatles made it big when they were the opening act for our next guest. >> you know it. brenda lee. she met the fab four while she was touring in europe in the early '60s. you just might recognize her hits like "i'm sorry" and "sweet nothings." ♪ my baby whispers in my other ♪ sweet nothings ♪ he knows the things i like to hear ♪ ♪ ooh sweet nothings >> brenda lee joining us from nashville right now, we are so grateful to have you! thank you for making time for us. >> great to be with you. >> thank you. tell us right off the bat, what did you think -- first think of the beatles? >> well, when i toured with them in the early '60s, i was just blown away by their music and their song writing skills and i tried to get them a recording contract with my record label a

on a variety of different occasions has said that the door to women and priests was closed under john paulon his watch. in a recent interview with the italian newspaper, he said also he is not open to the idea of women cardinals. in fact, he said anyone who is calling for a woman cardinal suffers from what he called "clericalism" meaning the only way to be important in the catholic church is to be a member of the clergy. so those options are off the table. however, he clearly is calling for expanded roles for women in any way that doesn't involve a roman ch roman collar. that is, doesn't involve making them a member of the clergy. so let me give you a couple for instances. one possibility is the pope francis could name a woman, for example, to be his top spokesperson. in effect, the most visible figure in the catholic church after the pope himself. another possibility, he is currently working on restructuring vatican finances. he could name to run the office in the vatican in charge of its money management, which is in catholic life a pretty consequential job. and so i think those are the

this is far from over, john. >> paul steinhauser in washington, thanks so much. >>> it appears the u.se at the ready to evacuate americans, if needed, from sochi, russia, in the event of terrorism during the olympic games. officials are preparing to deploy transport planes and navy ships to the region, that as russian authorities are trying to track down a so-called black widow who has vowed revenge for her islamic militant husband's death at the hands of russian security forces. cnn's phil black is back with us. he's on the phone now from volgograd, russia. let's start first with the search for this woman in the pink head scarf, this idea that there could be black widow or black widows who are bent on destruction for the olympics. what do you know? >> reporter: yeah, christine, the concern is she could already be in sochi. that's what russian authorities believe. that's why they've distributed notices to hotels with those pictures, her description. they said she's 22 year old from dagestan. they say she tried to enter sochi within the last two weeks and could be working with a terror

conversely, less than two months after reagan's shooting and survival, pope john paul ii also survived an assassination attempt likely approve if not orchestrated by the kgb. compared to the calamities of the previous two decades, it seems as if the world's luck had suddenly changed for the better. unlike lincoln who was killed at the pinnacle of his presidency the very week of the union victory of the civil war, the the kennedys an the reagan's shooting occurred at a key moment in history, but both became a key event in our national life. the assassination of kennedy and the near assassination of reagan profoundly shaped how we view each man. without the shootings, neither might have been considered a successful president, let alone great once. the idea for my book, "kennedy and reagan: why their legacies endure," spring from a news story that reagan february 2011 in which gallup announced that consistent with other polls taken during the previous 12 years, americans surveyed considered kennedy and reagan, our two greatest presidents. they sometimes share disposition with the lincoln

. >>> a mystery in the country of italy, a relic containing drops of pope john paul ii's blood has beenelics were left hipd they believe the thieves were specifically going after this one particular item. >>> let's go to the olympics, the torch made its most dangerous stop today to russia's dagestan region. the scene of two deadly blasts. they moved the ceremony inside a soccer ceremony and repeated threats are drawing more caution from lawmakers here in the u.s. >> i cannot give them 100% guarantee. these are going to be very much threatened olympics, probably more than any we've had in our past, more than greece and certainly more than london and china. >> i would say the security threat to the olympics, this particular olympics and greatest i think i've ever seen because of the proximity of the terrorist to the olympic village. >> let's cross over to nbc's keir simmons, you're on the ground, what's the mood there? >> reporter: well, the truth is not frightened, brian, there are lots of volunteers here now and they seem enthusiastic, maybe even you could say starting to get a little e

as a liberal reformer and john paul ii seen as more conservative. >> there's a lot of tension among somer these two figures. we can infer he's saying look, there's a continuity here. there isn't really a conflict or tension. this is all part of the same tradition. >> then francis will follow in the footsteps of his predecessors. in may he is expected to travel to the holy land with stops in israel, jordan, and the palestinian territories. and possibly big news in october. at the synod of bishops. they're expected to discuss whether it should be easier for divorced and remarried catholics to take communion. >> the pope himself said last summer that this is a time of mercy. we need to be merciful to people in that situation. which a lot of people took to mean he's considering making it easier for them to receive the sacrament. >> so pope francis already has a lot going on. 2014. one of his biggest challenges ahead? reforming the vatican. his christmas message to the governing body of the roman catholic church, cut back on gossip and focus on service. erin mclaughlin, cnn is, rome. >> well,