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peter's square for us. allen? >> reporter: scottof the vatican communications department, he hinted, he did hint that, yes indeed, monday the 11th could be the starting date. a lot of people have been betting on the 10th because the feeling is that they would go into conclave after sunday mass vote once on the sunday and then start the serious business again on monday. but the 11th sounds about what we've been thinking because every cardinal i've spoken to has said look, there are a lot of us from a lot of different places. the cardinals represent more than 50 countries, and each individual nation, each individual area has its own particular problems for the church. while they may know vaguely, an american cardinal may know about problem in the philippines, say, he doesn't really know everything he needs to know in order to choose a pope who can oversee the entire catholic church. so they need five or six days to talk, but after that they pretty much have a good idea of what they want. then when they go into the conclave, that's whe

scott? >> pelley: allen pizzey with st. peter's behind you. allen, thanks very much. "conclave" in latin means "with key." the cardinals of the church will meet behind the locked doors of the sistine chapel to elect the pope. the vatican hopes to have the successor in place by easter. any male catholic can be elected pope, but traditionally the cardinals choose one of their own-- a cardinal. we asked mark phillips who's in the running. >> reporter: for the princes of the church, the cardinals, the sudden resignation of the pope can be more of a shock than the death of one and it is they who have to choose the next one. according to retired american cardinal theodore mccarrick, the church will now be looking for a new pope with a combination of the qualities it liked in the last two. >> i think they'll be looking for someone who would have some of the wisdom of pope benedict and some of the charisma of pope john paul ii. >> reporter: in the murky world of vatican politics no clear front-winner to replace benedict has emerged. a church which has come to see its future m

for the state's first congressional district to fill the house seat vacated by now senator tim scott. peter. >> the controversy about the affair might not be that big of an issue in this district because unlike other districts, fiscal conservative issues play a larger role than social issues. >> sanford is not the only big name running. >> i'm teddy turner, a husband, father, graduate of the citadel and high school economics teacher. >> he is the son of media mogul and founder ted turner running for the republican not nomination as well. >> former governor mark sanford has to distance himself from himself, his own past and the infamous activities when he was governor. teddy turner, the son of ted turner has to distinguish himself that his politics are conservative even though his dad pretends to be liberal. >> holy cow, my sister is running for congress! >> yes, that's right. elizabeth colbert busch jumped into the race too. even though this is a republican-leaning district, you can't count her out. name recognition matters, particularly in special elections where turn out is expected to be

the races where the house majority pac was involved -- one was california 52, san diego, with scott peters. i looked at what we spent in that race for is what americans for tax reform spent in that race. we paid half of what atr spent for the same amount of television advertising. the value of preserving that time early is important. in terms of moving forward in the 2014 cycle, some things we are looking for that we might be concerned about or we find challenging -- obama drop-off. people might have voted in the election that might not vote in an off-year election. in districts where obama is one and democrats have traditionally won but those districts were still represented by republicans are natural targets for us. i will turn over to my colleagues here and stop talking >> good morning. i am not from washington school. i work for the national republican congressional committee known as the nrcc, i'm from upstate new york. at 7 years old, i started volunteering on campaigns from a completely a political family. it just kind of happened. i went to school for business and then politics kin

scott rebel from virginia. congressman read dribble from wisconsin congressman peter wells from vermont.is roman from california. congressman charlie debt from pennsylvania. congressman jim connecticut from connecticut. guardsman david from rhode island. congressman from new york, and congressman from illinois. ♪ [inaudible conversations] ♪ [applause] ♪ >> thank you, gentlemen and ladies. please have a seat. isn't it awesome to see the senate leaders in america today? and it is "no labels." and while it is in that dna of these men and women he stand up and leave for america, it is because of your support that they can do this. is that right? that is what makes it happened. what i would like to do is to start on the far end. i will go over on the send command we are going to hear from each of our leaders today about what it is that brought the men to the problem solvers group, what it is that brought them here today, and we are going to quickly move out into questions that is going on with our activists all over the country today. why don't you pick us off. >> sure. good morning, everyone

scott walker. guess what? he's coming on our show. >> peter: and then brand-new video showing the horrific crash at the daytonaner is crowned. "fox & friends" starts right now >> gretchen: good morning, everybody. hope you had a fantastic weekend. steve doocy taking the day off and peter johnson, jr. is here. >> peter: good morning. >> brian: i can't wait. it's been a few weeks since i've been on the donald trump segment. i've been traveling, between the super bowl and everything and i missed last monday of the i'll be nervous. >> gretchen: so you keep up when he tweets 'cause he was doing a lot of that last night. >> brian: like six last night during the oscars. >> gretchen: and really unusual for him, he said what he thought. >> brian: i know. >> gretchen: we'll talk to him in just a moment. the u.s. state department is helping in the search for a california couple miss not guilty peru. they were on a bike trek through south america. they were reportedly last seen way back on january 26 getting a bus in peru. his co-workers set up a reward for any information about the couple's whereabouts. >> upsetting. i'm

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scott and white hospital. so we did not have the opportunity to see him when he came down. >> peter: the white house likes to watchbiding, would you please make sure that we're taken care of so we can be at peace of mind and let's try to get this trial over with so we can close this chapter in our lives and move on. >> steve: well put. somebody from the white house is watching. somebody can relay that message to him. what has incensed us is the fact that the department of justice has classified this as workplace violence. not terrorism. when major hasan was shooting you seven times, what was he yelling? >> allah akbar. the interesting thing about when he was shooting me, it was the look that he had on his face. >> steve: which was what? >> no feeling. >> steve: no feeling. >> none whatsoever. >> steve: and when you talk about workplace violence, it's not every day that you hear that the guy with the gun is shooting allah akbar. that's what we associate with terrorism. >> absolutely. he had a plan. he went through all the steps that any normal individual would go through that were doing their jihad. so we need to g