this is a particular mass and this mass is pulling on every other mass. one mass is out here, 240,000 miles away, it's the moon that moon is being pulled, pulled, pulled toward the earth. but the earth is pulling on the moon, you guys know what else is happening? the moon is pulling on the earth, that's right. okay, they're pulling on each other and it pulls it right around and around and around. you guys are standing right here and you're standing right here, you got a mass too and this got a mass. take your mass, multiply by the mass of the world, then divide it between the distance between you and the center of the world squared. guess what you get? begin with 'w' end with 'eight'? try it. your weight, that's what your weight is. your weight is a gravity force. it's a gravitational interaction between you and the world, between the mass that makes you up and the mass that makes up the world and that's what it is. makes sense? you feel weight because the gravitational interaction pulls you against the surface. what if we cut out the surface and you're h

mass, mass. you hear me? okay, come on, we know that. come on, don't be shy. in fact, if we put the correct units in, we can say acceleration is equal to those two. it's equal to the ratio of force to mass. we talked about this before. now we're talking about something analogous, something very similar. we're saying that rotational acceleration depends upon the torque, but also on not just the mass, it has to do with its whole inertia and the inertia to rotation is different than the inertia for just back and forth motion. so instead of saying mass, we say inertia and i use a capital "i". and if i put proper units in, i can call it an exact equation. so how much rotational acceleration you're gonna get something to pick up, huh? will depend upon how much torque you put on it, but how much rotational inertia does that something have. it turns out that rotational inertia is complicated. and we're just gonna get the idea of it today. rotational inertia is mr2, the mass multiplied by the distance from the rotational axis when the mass is localized. ordinarily, for

if this is the force of the punch, this is the mass of-- mass coming in. in a bar room brawl, this would be the mass of the guy's arm multiplied by the speed. so you saw-- [makes sounds] my arm got momentum. it hits. [makes sounds] the momentum stops, the momentum changes. the momentum changes because there's an impulse acting. that impulse-- that's the impact, huh? that impulse is gonna be force multiplied by time equals a change in the mass of the arm times the speed. but that's a bar room brawl, the heavyweight champion of the world. you wouldn't put an m for the mass of his arm because the heavyweight champion of the world doesn't punch like that, doesn't punch with his arms. the heavyweight champion of the world punches from about the ankles up. oh. oh. okay? the whole mass of the body is in there-- [makes sounds] --from here up. and you take the mass of the whole person then times the speed. honey, that's a humongous momentum. and that momentum is coming at you. now, you gotta stop it. and someone says to you, "hey, well, "you might as well get it ov

it still has the same mass. if you take a loaf of bread and squeeze it up to its half size, it still has the same mass, it's just more compact, yeah? okay, so we still have the same mass, you have the same mass but their distance now is half as much as before. well, that make you weigh more, less or stay the same? well, we can kind of put the numbers in. here's your mass, the mass of the star but now the distance is half the distance that we have over here but it's squared, isn't it? and cannot write that like this? cannot write that like this? and cannot write that like this? and isn't this what we had over here? so how much do we weigh at the surface there? four times as much, you would weigh four times as much when you get closer. on the earth, you went half as close and you got-- you weighed a half as much burrowing inside. that's because the ground is pulling the other way, but over here now it increases because you're getting closer and there's no other mass pulling you off, so it increases. if you underst

going to the appellant's point i think about confusion regarding the mass reduction variance, mass reduction is an unusual requirement. it is a requirement that only applies in the bernal heights special use district and i think that it is appropriate that we are straight forward with you saying that it is complex and there were some miscommunications between our staff and the sponsor. we did calculate the appropriate mass reduction requirement and related that to the sponsor relatively recently. i think that it is good to notice that it results in a building that was larger than the appellant was previously under the i impression. how that is and how we arrived at it. it is one that limits the square footage of a building in bernal heights to 650 square feet of floor area less than the hypothetical maximum biggest tallest building on the site. so we arrived at that 1750 figure by figuring out the square footage of the biggest possible building under the planning code that could be built and taking away 650 square feet in this case it worked out to about 1750 square feet. now that figure is

- mass. - how much mass you get there. how much mass is being pushed or pulled. and when you consider that also, now you got it together, and that's newton's second law. okay. and this force here is part of some interaction. here's the other part. newton's third law. yay. newton's first law, the idea of mass to begin with, huh? things have mass. they have a tendency to remain at rest. that rifle has a lot more tendency to remain at rest than a little slug of bullet, okay? so the masses are different but the forces are the same. that's today's lesson. and the accelerations are different, that's last time's lesson. you see how all those ideas connect. it's the connection of ideas. so you're traveling in the wrong country at the wrong time and it's totalitarian. and they--what they do is they capture you and they say, "hey, we got you, honey, up against the wall." and they put you up against the wall. they handcuff you. you look at the wall. you see all these bullet holes on the wall. you say, "oh, no." and they put you up against the wall. and some guy comes out wi

it takes some leadership in building the movement to end mass incarceration. and on the web site i also list a bunch of resources and organizations that you consider contacting, um, you know, that you could begin to work with if you choose and if they are doing work here locally. um, but i really do think that the priorities are, you know, consciousness raising, working toward, you know, supporting people as they are released from prison so finding out in your community what are the reentry centers, you know, what forms of support can be provided and then, also, getting to work with organizations like the drug policy alliance and, you know, many other organizations that are operating nationally, um, to repeal harsh drug laws that exist, you know, here in this state like other states, um, to get involved in ban the box initiatives, repeal, you know, bans on food stamps. all of the types of things i described. there are people undoubtedly who have already begun some of that work locally, and if they haven't, to really think seriously about forming your own organ

- mass. and what's the mass of this thing, gang? the mass of this thing here is like this. what's the mass of this little dinky thing here? almost nothing. it's got a mass like this. so are the masses the same? are the forces the same? are the ratios of force to mass the same? yes. do you see that's different? the ratio of both are the same, and that ratio is the acceleration. and they'll have the same ratio, they'll have the same acceleration. if galileo had known about that, poom, would've blown his mind. he never got that far. isaac newton did. so isaac newton was a genius. he pulled it together. and guess what i'm expecting of you folks: to understand what newton left, it's a legacy. so you're just born at this time and someone tells you, hit, boom, you got it. see that? works out. i'll tell you what i didn't understand there. well, i grew up in massachusetts. massachusetts has its own coney island, riviera beach. and i grew up near riviera beach. riviera beach had a roller coaster. you guys know what a roller coaster is? roller coaster, drags you up with a chain up the

well, therein lies the greatest myths about the mass incarceration. it's been driven by crime and crime rates. it's just not true. our present population quintupled in the space of 30 years. we've gone from a prison population of about 300,000 to incarcerate a population of 2 million. we have the highest rate of incarceration in the world working the race of even highly repressive regimes like russia or china or iran. but again this can't be explained by crime or crime rates. nope. during the same period of time that our incarceration rate increased exponentially, the crime rates fluctuated, went up, down come back up again, down again, and today as bad as the crime rates are in many parts of the country they are at historical lows. but incarceration rates have consistently soared. most criminologists and sociologists today would acknowledge crime rates and incarceration rates in the united states have moved independently of one another. incarceration rates especially black incarceration rates have soared regardless whether the crime is going up or do

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more so where there have been numerous mass shootings. and you're aware of that, too. let's come back and continue the debate. when we come back, how many dead bodies have you seen that have actually been shot by these ar-15s in your life? because you are a guns expert. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you engineer a true automotive breakthrough? ♪ you give it bold new styling, unsurpassed luxury and nearly 1,000 improvements. introducing the redesigned 2013 glk. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services.

that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction.i am not trying to excuse, i'm just saying there were a lot of people who have the same view that colin powell basically presented at the united nations. and those people were in other countries, too. israel, and jordan, germany, france. they shared their intelligence with us and share their views as to whether or not the dci george tenet was right in asserting that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. >> let's get real here. let's get real about this. the public and the media and so many others who did not in terms of journalism serve their basic function were being fed a continuous barrage of messages from dick cheney's office, the white house, from the state department under former general powell telling them, insisting that there were weapons of mass destruction. the belief from the public and from the administration. we had the congress passing this green light almost four months before the powell's speech at the u.n. because they had been fed and pushed and pulled and

those, regranted variances are balanced by the mass reduction requirement. so we are granting flexibility, but it is important to maintain a building that is ultimately in character with the neighborhood. with that commissioners, i thank you for your time. we do urge you to uphold our decision on the only one of these four variances requests that was not granted. >> could i ask you the question, what is the purpose of the mass reduction requirement? >> in general terms, we have interpreted it in the pass to be the reflection of the very kind of bernal character which is a fine grained small buildings and narrow streets environment. it is very unique in that it is, i think in my view any way, kind of one of a kind. the buildings are very small and the character is fine grained. >> got it. >> very fine grained? >> is that what you said? >> fine grained. yes. >> it was a slightly different reason. >> i might use that on my next marketing statement. >> fine grained. >> the reason is because berno had one of the few supplies of a lot of lots and really small buil

mass killers and athlete who run afoul of the law. more that we are gleaning about adam lanza, it seem to me that he was a horrific accident waiting to happen. >> i think what we need to learn about the mass killers in waiting is that they are in waiting, and when they decide that this is a fas tans that they really embrace, they do everything they can not to be detected. if he had asperger's or a developmental disability, it would make it much harder for other to connect with him, easier for him to isolate in his own ideas. for mass killers who choose this life path -- because that's exactly how it happened for breivik and others -- they are invested in isolating themselves. breivik has written about having no contact with anyone for an entire year. and that is part of the equation. whether someone has a major psychiatric diagnosis or not. this is not an impulsive crime. it's an end point. and the significance of breivik, of course, we have yet to learn, but the mass killers are aware of others who have come before them and what dist

of comments and responses and i don't see any problem with that as long as there is no change in massing. >> yes, that's correct, although this was updated in november, 2012. there may have been some design refinements but they don't affect -- >> yeah, that's what i'm expecting. i prefer the earlier one, but that's a design issue which we will take up at the time of the item itself, but i see no change in the massing and the impact that is being analyzed, so with that in mind, i would move to certify the final environmental impact report. i feel it's complete, accurate and adequate. >> second. >> on that motion to certify commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> so moved commissioners, that motion passes ewe nan nosily, 6-0, and places you under items 11a and b for cases 2012 .0700x at 801 brannan street and case number 2012 .0701x at 1 henry adams street for large project authorization. >> good afternoon, planning commissioners, ben fu, planning staff, the project proposes two developments, number one, additional structures at 801 brannan to allow the construction of a

alan pizzey has benedict's final public mass.ing sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the coroner's office is working to make a positive identification on remains recovered from the ruins of a cabin in san bernardino county the scene of a ferocious shoot- out yesterday between christopher dorner and sheriff's deputies. the remains are believed to be those of dorner. his firing by the l.a.p.d. allegedly sent him on a killing spree that began ten days ago and left four people dead. he was targeting police officers and their families.

before that, australia had 12 mass murders in a 12 year per . period.t takes a few years to work but it absolutely works and that was the point that i was trying to get across today. >> you got it over and it is the reality check that people need. these are killing machines that belong in military scenario nothing to do with civilian life. >> i appreciate the time. >> thank you for joining us. there are millions screaming no gun control that it will make america less safe. joining me is mr. lott. you heard compelling testimony from neil hesslan and the doctor graphic detail on the hill today exactly what these weapons can do. is your belief still that the only answer to america's gun violence is more guns? >> well, i think we all want to try criminals from going and getting guns and the question is what is going to work and what is going to make the situation worse off. the doctor's discussion was moving but misleading. rather than classifying things as handguns versus assault weapons. if he wants to go and talk about hunting rifle that can do the same

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simply stated, there is no doubt that saddam hussein now has weapons of mass destruction.here is no doubt that he is amassing them to use against our friends, against our allies, and against us. >> i had a seat at the stage next to the lectern where he was speaking. and i literally bolted at that. >> with our help, a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. >> vice president dick cheney's speech to veterans of foreign wars is the opening salvo to sell to the american people what white house insiders call "the product." >> thank you very much. >> it was a shock. it was a total shock. i couldn't believe the vice president was saying this. and doing work with the cia on iraq wmd, through all the briefs i heard at langley, i never saw one piece of credible evidence that there was an ongoing program. and that's when i began to believe they're getting serious about this. they want to go into iraq. >> two weeks after the speech, cheney again makes his case on national television. >> what we know is just bits and pieces we gather through the intelligence system. but we do

begin with m. - mass. - mass. say it has a lot of mass, say it has a lot of, begin with... - i. - i. so this thing has two things: weight, it also has mass. you measure mass by how hard it is to change. you measure weight by how heavy it is. see this is quite heavy here, but if i take this on the moon, it's not so heavy. you know why? how heavy had to do with gravity and the mass. on the moon, there's less gravity so it'll be easier to lift. and if i took it to a part of the universe where all the gravities cancel out, put it on a bathroom scale, what would it have? no weight at all, but it still has stuff. it still has mass. if you were in some orbiting space vehicle where the gravity is like-- seems nonexistent and this thing came by like this and it hit your head, boom, it's gonna hurt. you know why it's gonna hurt? because a body in motion tends to... stay in motion. you got a bunch of groceries in your hand in a bag. and the bag is very, very heavy or very, very massive. and you take a hand and you bump into

and that's the eastern mass area. 12 to 24 inches.t gets a period of two or three hours of thunder snow, literally a thunderstorm producing snow will come close to 30 inches. 55 to 75 mile per hour gusts. trees will come down. we'll get power outages. then the high tide cycle saturday morning, we could deal with a major storm surge and coastal flooding threat in eastern mass and out towards cape cod bay as we go through saturday morning. here's the official snowfall forecast. again, that little blue shaded area is where i think the best shot of that 30 inches of snow would be. that should be a two foot ban easily. boston 18 to 24. i mean that is top five all time for boston. new york city, mostly snow, heavy rain on friday, and then a period of snow, heavy snow on the backside. that's why you're only getting four to eight. buffalo, easily a foot. again, the mountains, of course, catskills, berkshires, they're going to get two feet of snow. >> looks like mass smas going to get hammered. appreciate it. >>> college football power houses

the center of mass of an object doesn't have to be where there's any mass. where is the center of mass of a hollow basketball? - in the middle of that. - right in the middle. when you throw the ball, it go-- it rotates about its middle. and what's in the middle? nothing, unless you wanna say the air. where's the center of gravity of a doughnut? it's right in the hole. and you take a doughnut, and you toss it to the air, might spin and wobble, but it'll wobble about at one point. and that one point will follow the nice clean, smooth path. take an object like this. where's the center of gravity of this? same type thing again. i can hang it up. somewhere along that line. and i could check that because i could see if it would balance along that line. done accurately. i mean, did a little sloppy. okay, get the idea. let's take another point. okay. see those two lines intersect. guess what's it, gang? i can double check that with one more line. and sure enough... [laughter] sure enough, all three are right through there. and that's the point where balancing takes

this will be his first ma mass celebration. this is live pictures on this ash wednesday much the beginning of the lent season in which christians will observe a time of reflection and prayer and of course, this will be an interesting season as pope benedict prepares for his final days as the pope. >> right. this is his regular weekly audience that you're watching live. just started a few minutes ago. the pope literally just took to the stage. later today, he'll hold that ash wednesday service as well. a lot of folks who were not planning to be at vatican city changed their plans. we, of course, will continue to monitor this as a the morning continues and bring you updates as changes happen. >>> now let's check the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here with changes. tom sm. >> clouds are rolling in from the south and west and producing some precipitation by later this afternoon. right now in the low to mid-30s most of the region. as we look at the day ahead, it's going to be chilly this morning but ought to cl

talking too about the mass the words i missed from the mass and those who have left this world. i love that. we only got about a minute left. tell us what we should know. you said people should google the united states council of catholic bishops for the documents and for some comments, you say they have a very good perspective towards vatican ii. do that and google and you can find things there and exhort us. >> any time this year. you're a faith you can get some understanding of vatican ii. also by reading the text because they are such beautiful text. they're scripture come alive. they're lovely things in themselves and i want to tell us this, there are some stuff you will read there you never thought the catholic would say. it's incredible. >> do you have a blog or anything? do you ever think about doing that? >> no. >> you know you're not a good typist. we got to go. you've been wonderful. thanks for being here. we'll talk more about vatican ii if we live long enough, vatican iii. thanks for being with us on "mosaic." join us again. yes! announcer: there's a new team worth

this could very likely be his last mass. >> we will look live throughout the course of the morning on good morning maryland. >>> looks like it won't be -- you won't get bills or birthday cards on saturdays in the mail because in the midst of the financial crisis the united states postal service will be discontinuing saturday mail delivery service. they have said they want to do this all along. the postal service plans to adopt a five day a week mail delivery schedule put in effect in august. before any of that can happen, the senate committee on homeland security and governmental affairs will hold a hearing. that hearing is happening today being dubbed solutions to the crisis facing the u.s. postal service. we will let you know what happens and if they can come up with any other solutions or options besides cutting the saturday mail service. >>> in other news this morning, passengers on a stranded cruise ship are headed home. tugboats are pulling the cruise liner heading towards alabamach the karn cal views liner triumph was on -- carnival cruise liner -- liner he trial up -- liner su

source thirty four at all in order to hold on to their wealth to not be taxed this is driving the mass of people the whale the verse side treaty did in a way that will explode because it's not sustainable and it's not tolerable and the move to the left and now the move to the right which is in part reaction to it are the predictable disintegrations when the drive to control the situation by the minority on top loses all of its rationality and becomes self destructive as as we just have a minute left as all these european countries have given up their economic sovereignty by giving up their currency do you think it's possible that the that which you think is more probable that the e.u. will collapse of the euro will collapse or the you know europe itself might end up being taken over by by by fascists we might syrup in a world war two while the people who run europe right now are making a fortune of money off the unity they want to hold on to the unity they want to hold on to the currency and they want the mass of people to pay in losing their social welfare benefits in lowered wages an

he led a midday mass and is currently celebrating mass at the cathedral of mayor our queen -- mary our queen. >>> president obama is on the roadworking to reenforce his plan. >> the bulk of his message focused on the economy. the president wants to stimulate the economy. republicans are sceptical. >> to reignite true engine of american economic growth, a thriving middle class. >> last night the president offered up more of the same -- higher taxes and more stimulus spending. >> after today's stop in north carolina president obama will make stops in hat, chicago, and that will happen tom and friday. >>> comcast will buy out ge's shares of universal a little ahead of schedule. what this could mean for 30 rockefeller plaza. >> find out when you'll be able no scarf down a taco with cool doritos ranch. >> showers are changing over to just about all snow. we'll have much more on who gets what in terms of wet snow overnight. >>> the dow jones down and the s&p 500 up just one. >> in tonight's consumer alert, comcast is taking advantage of low interest rates and buying ge's share. ge still hold

instead he is charged with attempted mass destruction. he has a criminal history one that includes a previous run in with the law. >> reporter: today's charge of attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction was not his first encounter with the law enforcement. in april, 2011, the authorities arrested him while living in his rv outside of his father's home in san jose. santa clara prosecutors say his family asked for a mental health check and the police found a rifle with ammunition that he brought with him when he moved from arizona to san jose. he had an unusual interest in weapons. military magazines and had mental health issues. sentenced to six years in jail but served more than six months. the people in that neighborhood were surprised by the news. >> shocking. to say the least. >> very, very -- next door, yes, very surprised. very surprised. >> reporter: an undercover agent in january this year he came up with a plan to build a car bomb at a storage unit to be detonated at this bank of america branch in oakland. the fbi says that h

the mass at st. mary's was held to honor pope benedict xvi. >> i am feeling thankful and grateful for a man who has given a life of service to the church. >> the archbishop of san francisco diocese asked all hold a mass of thanksgiving for his service and for his long and healthy retirement. during the sermon at st. mary's the archbishop encouraged catholics to learn from the resignation. >> this act of surrender is a call to us to imitate the continuing search to do as you love, the will god. >> he is the right person for the job. i respect him resigning for whatever reason. i just hope that someone will step up and be able to continue his role. >> catholics this morning say they are also praying for the next pope. >> have to put my faith in god to provide someone who can lead all of us. the progressive, the conservative, and bring us together with some idea of how to love the world and serve others although we are all very different. >> we asked catholics who they are hoping will be the next hope a

destruction unit that will be able to react to agents. >> so there's possibly enormous weapons of mass destruction, chemical or nuclear here in marin? no i think the biggest thing we have is protest over dog walkers but as far as being prepared this is what we're doing. it does not go with marin's image. it doesn't, i think we are bucolic community, a peace loving crowd. on the other hand we're a crowds that known for planning skills and we're planning ahead. the expression was only in marin, given the events pointed out in the piece in southern california and connecticut perhaps the new expression would be even in marin. >> more chemicals found in a south bay house will be detonated tomorrow. they were found on humboldt avenue in santa clara. more more on the man who's in custody. >> this is the closest look of the crime scene, the front yard of the suspect where bomb techs dug a home and -- hole and blew it up. that's a thin coat of sand on everything. today they found more destructive devices. the chp is guarding them they will blow it up and there's no telling what else they will f

he's celebrating a children's mass. notice his robe. >> it's got superman on the back. >> it has superheroes. it engages the kids and keeps their attention. he's sporting them on his robe. wait until you see how he distributes the holy water. >> with a supersoaker? >> yes! >> no way! >> he blesses congregation members with a big ole water gun. >> that's cool. >> this is a fun day at mass. >> his tactics work. look how packed that church is. >> does that break any of the church news? >> not according to the reports i have read. some catholics are offended by what the priest is doing. i was raised catholic. he didn't bother me at all. this is a good way to show the positive side of the religion. he's engaging the kids. he said he chose those superheroes because their whole mission is to overcome hardship. it's what he's trying to teach through the church. he applies this particular style in his children's mass sermons, not the regular masses. >> i don't know how your 85-year-old grandma would feel about getting blasted wi

mass shootings with other weapons. although mass shootings are shootings in which an assailant fires more than ten rounds are relatively uncommon, there are victims and family members of victims here today who would not have experienced the pain and loss of gun violence if their assailants had not been legally able to purchase assault weapons and large capacity magazines. >> thank you. thank you for your testimony. let me, mr. cooper, let me address initially the heller decision as you saw it and the sub sequence decisions, and i'm going to ask professor tribe to respond or comment. it strikes me that what heller said is the absolute prohibition of gun ownership is unconstitutional under the second amendment. what i hear you argue on the other side, and you even used the provocative word "absolute" in your testimony, that there is an absolute right of individuals to own certain arms, common arms. i'm wondering how you square that with the language of heller where justice scalia went on to specify all of the regulations

so it was a normal critical mass for me. it was a rainy day.xpecting mobs of people. >> translator: what is important is going there, contributing. to make the program more popular with the people. >> the event takes on even more significance in congested urban areas, where conflict and competition between bikes and cars can put people on edge. livia says brazil is particularly prone to this situation. >> our streets, bridges, highways, everything is spent thinking about the car. drivers, for example, they don't move because there are lots of cars. >> that evening finds the roads heavily congested. tensions are building between drivers and riders. >> translator: at a certain point when i was behind the people, i noticed an argument between riders and driver of a black car. >> and that argument is about to boil over. >> translator: i look back, and i saw some cyclists making gestures towards the motorist. when i looked back again, the car was already coming, accelerating, and i thought, oh, no, it's coming. that's what i thought. it's coming. bu

gun control will stoop mass shootings or not?outfront," cnn's john avlon, ryan, let me start with you. joe biden's comments that he said there at the beginning, saying this isn't going to fundamentally change whether we have a mass shooting or not, sounds similar to wayne lapierre, who you are aware is the head of the nra. listen to him. >> gun control, you could ban all dianne feinsteins, do whatever she wants to with magazines, it's not going to make any kid safer. >> okay. they're buddies now. >> they're not buddies. consider the audience that joe biden was talking to. joe biden is good at making deals on the hill because these talking to these guys as equals. we know what's what, i'm not going to promise you the moon, this might make a little bit of a difference. here's the way policy-making works in general. you have a crisis, you break glass in case of emergency. there's some policy agenda that's been collecting dust on the shelf and you break it out. remember the iraq war, same thing. 9/11 happens, iraq had nothing to do w

here in ballet bhoash local parishioners held a mass in honor of the 85-year-old. >> reporter: a mass of thanksgiving. catholics say good-bye to pope benedict xvi. >> we want to pray for him. >> reporter: hundreds packed the pews for huh this historic service. it's the first time living pope has retired since 1415. >> it's a great act to step aside on behalf of the great needs of the church. it speak thoises great humanity and love of us. >> reporter: parishioners expressed their favoring opinions of the pope. >> he's put in major contributions while he was pope. >> we wanted to pray for him. we know he will spend the rest o his days in prayer for us. >> reporter: cardinals will choose a new pope in coming weeks. >> when i see that white smoke coming up, i want to say that yes, it will be an american. >> someone that will touch everybody around the world and do great things. >> this retirement, the first one in hundreds of year, has caused speculation and rumors about why. >>> the nation is facing another fiscal crisis. march 1 is the deadline for lawmakers to reach a deal to avoid ma