how is that, maryann for a great celebration? >> wonderful. i know my sister from heaven is watching. >> all right. she said vivian is up there applauding us and we have a great time of celebrate. ing. with that, supervisor lee, you should know, it's always been under dispute as to who is supposed to be responsible for this piece of land. was it the highway folks, the residents who built their homes here, was it dpw, we are trying to gift it to rec's and park for nothing because it's an incredible responsibility. look at how beautiful this place it. we do keep it up. it does barrier the intense traffic that we deal with here. i travel quite a bit and everyone i know always glances here and takes a breath of fresh air a midst all of this traffic. this adds beauty and value to this area. i would like to give this proclamation to maryann and have her treasure this and the permanent memory of her sister and how we celebrate people who are part of our culture as the brown sisters have been and also have been on literally every page of our wonderful

we have maryanne walsh, john allen, monseigneur irwin. i'd like to start this morning with monseigneur irwin. we have a cnn/orc poll i'd like to discuss with you, specifically about americans and how they feel about this pope and what the expectations are with this new pope. are you with us this morning? >> i look forward to -- yes, ma'am. >> i'm going to share some of the results here with you. with 190 catholics interviewed, these are american catholics. i know that the issues that americans are dealing with are a bit different than in other countries. so 76% say that pope francis should allow catholics to use birth control. 59% say pope francis should allow women to become priests. 64% say pope francis should allow priests to marry, and 64% say they are more likely to follow their own consciouses. th question is, can pope francis effect change. he's talking to the people. he's kissing babies. he's affable. everybody loves him. at the end of the day the question is, can he really change anything within the catholic church? >> well, some

sister maryanne, let me start with you. i have a cnn poll that shows pope francis with an astounding rating, 88% approval. his introduction seems to have gone well so far. >> absolutely. he's a man of the people. they're relating to him on a wonderful emotional level. probably one of the most favorite saints of our church, st. francis of assisi. by choosing that, he touched people's hearts very deeply. >> i want to talk to you about the pomp and circumstance. this is quite an event. i want to talk a little bit about the coat of arms and the symbolism. if you can walk us through that, i would appreciate it. >> sure. the first point to make is although this is being called an inaugural mass, this isn't like a presidential inauguration. he's been pope. this is a mass to invest him with the key symbols of his office. one is the pallium which is the cloth stoll symbolizing the chief shepherd of the church. the gold-plated ring, the fisherman's ring, which symbolizes his authority as the successor of peter, the leader of the cath

reporting live from the vatican, ma maryann ahern.to you. >> thank you very much. >>> as people around the world watched history unfold at the vatican bay area, catholics are reacting. we caught up with parishioners during a morning mass at st. joseph cathedral in downtown san jose. father joseph benedict is pastor of the cathedral. he says his job during this time is to help parishioners maintain the stability of their faith. >> inviting people to recognize that even in times of change and of turmoil we remain steadfas d in faith and that we can deal with transitions and all challenges of life within our faith and within our sense that good remains with us. >> there will be a special mass at 7:00 tonight, about 30 minutes from now, at st. joseph's to celebrate the pope's retirement. for complete coverage of the pope's farewell including a slide show of photos, go to nbcbayarea.com, and search "pope." >> a vigil of held today for a 77-year-old newspaper vendor killed in san francisco. ♪ >> a group with the archdiocese of san francisco

it works as maryann described, incident by incident.f a user gets a second request and it is because as the scanning vendor is looking at now for probably another title copra perhaps, that same ip address emerge and the same process was gone through to identify which isp went with that ip address. there is not an ongoing dossier or information collection about a particular user, either on the content side or on the i s p side, and that is an important point. i am happy to have -- >> that is a terrific question, and i for one, hope that and expect that we will be involved in some evaluation done the road so you can look at at the different approaches that each isp is with current the parameters of the program, but they held all their variations. you would be able to see whether there is a higher success rate with one kind of messaging versus another, how many appeals are being filed in one area, whether you can do a better education and job of being there, or maybe more requests from the consumer -- and there are parents that do not unde

>> oh, maryann -- [inaudible] >> um, so that is really, so this is -- so that's really not in my lane to me, that is going to be a better question for, you know, dod or nsa to deal with. i mean, the way you phrased it, the sort of intuitive answer would be it sounds like it, but i would need to know a lot more about what the circumstances are and why it's done. but typically that wouldn't be, um, you know, again, it depends on the facts, but it wouldn't typically fall into the fbi lane or, certainly, my lane. >> this is alan -- [inaudible] from the small local paper. [laughter] >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> i have a couple of questions on going dark. is if citizen the issue is -- if the issue is there, and you're talking about realtime information, right? >> theart (so you're saying there's an issue with things like g mail? providers are unable to give you a technical solution allowing realtime access to gmail accounts? >> so what i was discussing was what's covered by calea, the 1994 statute. i'm not going to get into what we can or cannot do with respect to particular providers today

before i turn it over to maryann, i want to say this has been a collaborative process.one of the most important pieces of that has been the creation and continuation of our consumer advisory board. as you will hear, they are a group of people that come to this with many years of experience in analyzing internet issues, intellectual property issues, privacy, and it has helped us get to this place in a way that is really fair. i will turn it over to marianne. >> is really hard to do this. unless you have guys in the back of your head. >> i am mary ann, very glad to be here. my job is to take you to the methodology to verify the cases would generate notices. i hope that in doing so i will take the mystery out of it. i can also assure you that we take a lot of care over this and our intent is to make sure that every notice we sent is valid. we will take a little bit of a context and go to the actual process itself. and as you get towards the end, there'll be time to ask questions if you have them. >> we will review the motion picture association's methodology for doing this