a documented member of the latin saints. he lives in the residence with his parents.y on infant child in the house. it's going to be a breach hold and fall out operation. this will serve as your cover. your team move up. get that door open. once the breach is there. we fall back to condition and cover until we actually move into the house. >> all right, jay. we're on the move. >> all right. >> cook county sheriff's police. we have a search warrant for your residence. put your hands up. this is the police. we have a search warrant for your arrest. exit your residence. exit your residence through the front door. exit your residence. policia. policia. exit your residence. >> our target is not home. the family thinks he is at work since 6:00 this morning. >> as soon as the dog goes through there, we're going to search. and once we find a place of employment, we'll shoot a couple of cars over there and take him in custody. >> but police don't find what they've been expecting inside the house. >> we just have a bunch of ammunition. there's ammunition for an m-16, .45s, .22s

new trance lax has come out -- translation has come out and pope john paul ii made a latin missile and they add new saints' days and new prayers. when you translate this new one, we would like you to do it different called formal correspondence. we want you to get as close to word as word as possible. don't paraphrase. try to get as close as you can to what the latin says. >> what you're telling us, and i'm proud to be catholic and part of this, is that while, the church has been trying to get it right for 2,000 years. but specifically this has been going for a dozen years. >> absolutely. it took them from 200 to 2010 to do the translation. it's a big book. 2,000 pages and so that means there are at least 2,000 prayers. so it's takes time to go from scratch and go from prayer by prayer. things that we were used to saying. >> so our precipitation was barely changed. but presiders, clergy, priests and deacons have had major changes in their text. >> they have. every text has changed. we've had little words change here and here and it seems disruptive. every single prayer has had a week to here or there. and

missal is intended to be truer to the original latin, but as judy reports, a number of priests don't like it. >> my name is laurie. >> neez parishioners at saint dna's church got a crash course on the changes in the catholic mass. >> i don't want you to think of this as, oh, great, come advent, i'm going to walk in the church and the communion rail is going to be back and ladies are going to have to wear kleenex on their heads and oh me, oh my. that is not what is happening here. >> what has happened is that the words to some of the prayers and music these people have known for the past 40 years have changed. it's the most significant retooling of the mass since 1973 when it went from latin to english. >> we wanted to make it simple for the people to understand. so we didn't stay true to the actual latin translation. we wanted to find words that people felt comfortable with. well, now you're comfortable. 40 years later, you're comfortable. now we're going to try to make you uncomfortable by going back to where it should have been, all right. >> the vatican says the mass is now more authentic. more accurately reflecting the meaning of the origi