think about the pope. he has now been served with a subpoena from oregon which has been received in the holy sea. the perpetrator went from ireland to -- with a previous record -- to oregon where he reoffended. all documents have come out in discovery. the supreme court refused to intervene and throw out the case so here are vatican officials now facing an american subpoena with very specific demands for documents, and just within the last few weeks there's a class action suit in belgium naming the pope as a defendant. i have no understanding of belgium law, so i can't give an intelligent comment on that, but it is clear from the extent of the crisis in western europe that the holy sea cannot simply call for conferences and put out these directives that are not nearly as strict as the youth protective charts adopted in this country. you referenced kansas city. it is certainly an example of a place where the bishop did not follow the protection charter. he had a priest who had child pornography on his compu

. >> pope benedictus 16 has received eight joyous -- a joyous welcome inadrid. it is to promote open less -- openness and tolerance. he encouraged people to rediscover their catholic roots as a strength. over 2 million catholics e attending the four days of worship, study, and celebrations. >> an adoringrowd gathered at madrid airport to greet pope benedict. he was met by the king and queen of spain and the priáe minister. the pope is visiting a country in economic crisis. over 45% of young people are out of work. many spaniards say it is no time to be spending an estimated 100 million euros on the paul's visit. -- pope's visit. before leaving the plane, the pope commented on the situation. >> the economy should not be measured by the maximization of profit, but whether it serves the well-being of all. >> he warned of the dangers of hedonism and consumerism. he said young people know they need got to face the challenges ahead. the government says almost a million people have converged on madrid for the pope's visit. more are expected on sunday, when he will hold

here in spain, they are here to visit the pope. catholics firm more than 90 countries are here to see the pontiff. the church is hoping it will help revitalize their faith. >> there is a lot of people from all different countries, all different churches. it is very special. >> thousands of extra police and medics are on duty with more than 1.5 million visitors expected. this is the biggest and most international event organized by the catholic church. in spain, there is controversy over the cost of hosting something like this on this scale at a time when 46% of young spaniards are unemployed and the government is pushing a mass of austerity drive. that is what pushed them to the street on the eve of the pope's arrival. >> in times of economic crisis, the money has to be spent and other useful ways. >> many pilgrims came face-to- face. get lost, go pray, this man ordered the catholics. those organizing insist that it only brings benefits. >> we are not creating any public problem whatsoever. just the opposite. we are bringing madrid

now we're all those young people really demonstrating against the pope's visit is well they say they are not demonstrating against the pope they are the most rating against the fact that his research has been in directly at least funded by by the state but of course they are also part of my straightener against the message which the pope brings which they see as an altar conservative backward to cetera so explained you can differentiate religion from politics so i think they're protesting both things going back to the money in all of their visit is setting taxpayers back some seventy million euros is the visit of the pope important enough for the majority of people in spain to justify that sort of spending. will in the same way that people against it of course there's many people in favor not just the business which. is a good opportunity a commercial opportunity we're talking about hundreds of thousands of young people at this point in imagery but also it's important for many of the people who may be catholics or maybe not. but a practicing catholic spread they are conservatives the

. >> as pope benedict's plane touched down in madrid a crowd was waiting to welcome him. spain's royal family was there too. this is a state visit. but above all it is about connecting with young catholics, insuring the church is the future. >> i have come here to meet thousands of young people from all over the world, catholics committed to christ, searching for the truth to give real mean to their existence. >> the people lining the pope's routes have come from more than 190 countries to be here. the fact that the pope chose madrid reflects his concern of the declining influence of the church here and spain's rapid secularazation. this crowd says spain is not secular enough. their protest use of public funds for a papal visit fueled their anger and this lavish four-day event is being staged in the midst much the deepest economic crisis in decades. today it is back to party mood. the only crowds on the streets now are the pilgrims. this welcome ceremony is the first in a busy schedule of events. the climax is an open air mass sunday where more than a million people are e

on the plane to madrid, the pope acknowledged the hardship facing many european countries and said it proves the need for economies to be based on ethics and the common good, not just profit. a tibetan monk reportedly set himself on fire this week in china to protest that country's policy toward tibet and the dalai lama, its exiled spiritual leader. at a tibetan monastery in another part of china, security was stepped up as the chinese-recognized panchen lama arrived there to study and meditate. the panchen lama is the second highest leader in tibetan buddhism, but the one recognized by china is not accepted by the dalai lama. >>> more violence in pakistan this week. at least 40 people were killed, more than 80 injured, in a suicide bombing at a sunni mosque in the khyber region. the area has long been a base for islamist militants and it's on the supply route for u.s. forces in afghanistan. to the south, in karachi, more than 50 people were killed this week, apparently victims of a turf war between rival ethnic groups and criminal gangs. unrest in the country's largest city, the comm

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thousands of people i'm often having to have a pope and candles in memory of the victims in the last forty eight hours of mine and the demonstrations are happening not only here in tel aviv but also in tucson and a number of them have been major cities around israel in stark contrast to the protests we've seen happening in the polish month the mood here is very somber people are very serious and affected in terms of what the latest wave of violence because now talking to protesters they say that they are not surprised by this recent spate of violence many telling me that they've been expecting it for some time they believe that the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu and his government will use a prison break what's gone there as an excuse to bring people to give up on to people like young many of them might remember. what happened they would be quite happy to go to the front and might people. very strong the same thing they all still going to be reminding you sees all social justice a really awful tasting. of living they're talking about education they're talking about health

the storm blue -- blew in after worshipers waited in the heat for hours to hear pope benedict. the pope said, with this rain the lord sent us many blessings. >> it wasn't a demonstration in berkeley that had people lined up. instead it was the grand opening of an apple store. die-hard apple fans waited since midnight last night to be the first inside. apple gave away t-shirts to the first people inside. before this store opened the closest apple retail store was in emeryville. >> apple fans were hoping to see a new ipad 3 before the holidays but the ipad 3 will not be released until next spring. the new ipad will include retina display, which will increase resolution. it's also expected to be thinner and lighter. in addition, at&t executive said a possible iphone 5 would be released in october. >> well, google is making its move as becoming a serious competitor in the smartphone industry, this week it agreed to buy motorola mobility, which runs on googles android system, the chief competitor to the iphone. here's more on the smartphone wars. >> at some point in the last few yea

the pope came on thursday to attend a mass to be held on sunday. on wednesday several thousand people angry over hefty security costs for the visit held a protest. at least two people were injured in a clash between protesters and police. the visit comes as economy has worsened including tax hikes and pay cuts. anti-pope protests are rarely seen in spain which a largely catholic. spain's jobless rate remains above 20%, the highest among european nations. >>> a japanese nuclear agency has created a detailed map showing ground radiation levels at points within 100 kilometers of the fukushima daiichi plant. the japan atomic energy agency made the map by having a survey team drive through the area in june. they took readings of aerial radiation along the routes which totalled 17,000 kilometers. the map uses colors to indicate radiation levels. the agency says the map is more detailed than those that show levels based on data from high in the sky. >> translator: i hope the map will help evacuees decide whether it is safe to return home or safe to contin

the pope came on thursday to attend a mass to be held on sunday. on wednesday several thousand people angry over hefty security costs for the visit held a protest. at least two people were injured in a clash between protesters and police. the visit comes as economy has worsened including tax hikes and pay cuts. anti-pope protests are rarely seen in spain which a largely catholic. spain's jobless rate remains above 20%, the highest among european nations. >>> a japanese nuclear agency has created a detailed map showing ground radiation levels at points within 100 kilometers of the fukushima daiichi plant. the japan atomic energy agency made the map by having a survey team drive through the area in june. they took readings of aerial radiation along the routes which totalled 17,000 kilometers. the map uses colors to indicate radiation levels. the agency says the map is more detailed than those that show levels based on data from high in the sky. >> translator: i hope the map will help evacuees decide whether it is safe to return home or safe to contin

>> you went to an andy pope protest last night. what did you hear there?is act cwas actually th, brooke. it's going on at a plaza near where we're standing. between the anti-pope protesters and the pilgrims who poured in all over the world. they're expecting up to a million people to support the pope for this world youth day. many people are expecting once the pope arrives, there's talk about the cost, this that and the other and people will be swayed by the pope's presence. >> i'm hearing words in the millions, millions of these youngst youngsters, young pilgrim the expected to be right where you are. >> one school we went to, they've come in from 50 countries all over the world. these are if fervent young catholics, the money to get over to madrid, four days with the holy father, which will be the -- the top will be a mass to be celebrated at a military air base that's been creeded by the authorities to the church for sunday mass. there's a number of activetives, but some are against this visit. >> al, much appreciated. thank you. more big banks raising

and the pope clearly thinks highly of dolan.ed him to several high profile vatican committees. would dolan himself ever want that top job? it's been speculated the most likely candidate for an american pope is you. >> dolan: you've been talking to my mom. ( laughter ) unfortunately, the people that say that, morley, also think the mets are going to win the world series. so i wouldn't put too much... i wouldn't put too much credibility in... in that one. >> safer: dolan admits that restoring the church's credibility is going to be an enormous challenge. yet he insists that a dramatic reformation of the church is not the answer. >> safer: certain changes may be necessary, and the church seems to be blind to that idea. >> dolan: sure. there's no denying that, morley. there would be a good chunk of people who would want more change. but i still would maintain that there's an equally large group who would say, "oh, my, what attracts us to the catholic faith is its sense of permanence and its sense of consistency and stability." >> sa

n norwich knew would two popes writes about the most significant pope and what they meant to not justm looking at some of the things that you cover in this book. and it's fast thfascinating in terms of egos that popes bring to the table. popes are just as power hungry as our politicians you maintain. >> i think they are. i was very surprised when i was writing the book to fand how few of them really measured up to what they should have been. most of them are very, very mediocre people, i think. nowhere near as many great men as you would like to think. >> i would think pope john paul ii would be one of the greatest. >> he was, yes, but he's one of 250. >> as long as we've established our favorite. >> talk about how this absolute power corrupts even popes absolutely and some of the more extreme examples of decadence. >> i think one of the real problems is that the pope is elect and that's a dangerous way of choosing a leader. they lived in a tiny restricted community of the vatican and there were a good many of them were hugely amambitious, they bribed their way to the top in many inst

pope benedict of the sixteenth met with dozens of sick and disabled people in the dritte on saturday as his visit to spain gets into full swing almost a million pilgrims is celebrating with the pope as they gathered for world youth day meanwhile many spaniards still disapprove of the pope's visit as they say the country's crippled the tonally can't afford it on the part of arrived on wednesday around twenty thousand people took to madrid streets for a protest march that ended with police dispersing the crowd. it was a drama involving an internationally acclaimed georgian theatre director but it's taken place offstage rather than on it robert stewart has been fired after making critical comments about the president saakashvili officials are being developed xenophobic but opposition in tbilisi say story is that being punished for his anti-government views archies surfer thoughts the story. all the world's a stage but the famous children's theater director he saved brilliantly bought so like many of shakespeare's works and it has been fired from his role in the pride of the georgian the

visit to spain gets into full swing almost a million young pilgrims celebrated mass with the pope as they gathered for world youth day the crowds were sprayed with cooling water as they sought shade from the scorching forty eight degree centigrade heat meanwhile disapproval of the pope's visit is still high as many spaniards say that it costs too much amid the country's raging economic crisis. and you are with r g i'm john thomas coming your way next in the headlines and then our weekend arts and entertainment show must go out after this quick break. it's. yours.

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thousands of people in montana and have a pope in candles in memory of the victims created hours of line in the demonstrations are happening not only here in tel aviv but also in jerusalem and a number of other major cities around this role in stark contrast to the protests we've seen happening of the polish month here is very somber people very serious and afflicted in terms of what the latest wave of violence because now talking to protests if they say that they are not surprised by this recent spate of wine and many telling me that they've been expecting at the same time they believe that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his government will use the. dons and the cease fire bring people. on to people like young many of them might remember. it happened they would have to go to the front and might be. very strong they also see him on think he's also suggested they immediately take to know that. they're talking about each case and they talking about health care they talking about. people here saying that not only do they want these two months but they also want is a prime

pope benedict the sixteenth met with dozens of sick and disabled people in madrid on saturday as his visit to spain gets into full swing almost a million young pilgrims celebrated mass with the pope as they gathered for world youth day the crowds were sprayed with cooling water as they sought shade from the scorching forty degree centigrade in centigrade heat meanwhile disapproval of the pope's visit is still high as many spaniards say it costs too much amid the country's raging economic crisis. you are with r t i'm sean thomas headlines are next after this quick break stay with us. in the. morning when the t.v. news moves following my belly. ring. while the streets and become. the turning point in russia's history. was the justified move forward. since the battle for democracy. on our t.v. . thank you lou. it's to. thank. you. broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow this is r.t.m. shantanu quite a few events hamas launches a rocket attacks on israel a day after its announcement of calling off its a cease fire with the jewish state meanwhile the middle east peace quartet ha

. >>> pope benedict was greeted in spain today. he visited a monastery where he met with young nuns members of religious orders and afterwards the pope was scheduled to take part in a world utah day event -- youth day event. they are celebrating world youth day. >>> the men known as the west memphis free walked free today in jonesboro arkansas. they have maintained their innocence since they were convicted for the 1993 murders of the boy scouts. they originally pled guilty and they will now work to clear their names and have been freed because of dna evidence. >>> police rushed to morning glory court yesterday afternoon after getting reports that a man had attacked his elderly mother. when the men could not contact his mother or his son a swath team -- s.w.a.t. team was called in. several hours later the mother walked out the front door. police used tear gas to come out after negotiations failed. her husband was backed on charges of elder abuse and battery. >>> the visitations alley neighborhood, police say an 18- year-old victim w

and nobody is sacred, not even pope john paul ii. he gets a really high rating.s beatified recently, so his rate something around 4.56 in his overall rating and that's out of six. if we look at pope john paul xvi, and a lot has to do with the abuse allegations, and did he deal with them the best he could have. the little ship are the icons, and they are white and they become grayer as the rating is downgraded. >> interesting. do you think it helps -- obviously, we're talking about the pope, but what about churches with fewer parishioners? >> you could go to your local church and you could say is this sermon really reaching me, and is this person communicating to their audience. when you sit in a service, do you think this person is being relevant. the whole point behind the site is we rate everything, restaurants, anchors, reporters, food, the nail salon we go to, why not rate the clergy? and the reason was if they are doing great work, don't they deserve to be honored. >> well, if the ratings are not that high, it's a form of dissent within the congregation? >>

only hours before the pope arrived, things got nasty.iot police and protesters clashed in downtown madrid, eight demonstrators were arrested 11 people were injured. spain is not as catholic as it once was. bitter debates continue on the role the church in politics. in fact, 120 clergymen working with the pork, including priests signed a lengthy petition against the pope's visit. back in the meantime they're trying to blow on the cause of focusing on roughly 1 million young people from 193 countries. >> tonight police are keeping an eye on the mexican student that is in madrid for the celebration he is a big fan of the poll. his passport was taking, he has to report the police twice a day. >> and national news, a massive fish kill in louisiana looked at the pictures. the crew tried to clean up the thousands of dead fish floating in a river. a paper mill says that waste from one of its plants is responsible for all this. the paper mill says that its waste water system was overloaded causing the discharge of more than 20 million gal. of a b

capital, madrid, for the catholic church pit world youth day and a highly anticipated visit by the pope benedict. all the faithful are overjoyed, there have been anti-vatican demonstrations. 1000 demonstrators took to the streets to protest the money for the pope party. they say spring cannot afford this price tag at a time of economic crisis. supporters say the business generated by the estimated 1.5 million young visitors will more than offset the cost. for the first time in three years, basketball star dirk nowitzky is back in his native germany, trading for championships in lithuania. his career hit a high in june, when he won an nba title with the dallas mavericks. >> dark no whiskey was in a good mood -- dirk nowitzki was in a good mood. it had taken him weeks to decide he would rejoin the german team for the european championships. >> at the beginning, it was difficult. when you achieve your lifelong goal, you lose your motivation a bit. we have enough games for me to get my rhythm and condition back, and i think i am actually on good form. >> dirk nowitzki is back with the natio

thousands listened to the pope in madrid. pope was covered with an umbrella as he spoke to the crowd and eventually, the weather got so bad he had to stop speaking for a time. >>> grief counselors will be at schools attended by two young girls killed by flash flooding. dave shows us the damage. >> reporter: the sudden storm jumped just over two inches of rain in an hour. but suddenly, in the highland park section of pittsburgh in the middle of the afternoon, water started rising. within minutes washington boulevard was a nine foot deep raging river. a river with 18 cars in it. >> the water was so fast -t dragged me right out. i hung on to a red truck and then my daughter got taken because it totally submerged. >> rescuers in boats plucked 11 trapped motorists. >> water started coming in my doors and that is when i knew i was in trouble. by the time i got out of the car it was well over my head. >> reporter: high winds ripped through, ripping a trailer from its moorings. >> he was doing my -- a good deed, helping my dad. >> re

think maybe the pope could pull some strings and keep that weather from coming in. all right. coming up next, unemployment set to be a major factor in the 2012 election cycle. but who has the most to lose? the republicans or the democrats? a fair and balanced debate straight ahead. >> arthel: police in nevada launching a new search for a utah mother missing for almost two years. where they are now searching. that's coming up as well. >> rick: and nasa getting set for its next chapter in space exploration. the exciting new mission to mars coming up next. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. at exxon and mobil, we engineer smart gasoline that works at the molecular level to help your engine run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest a

in the morning the pope had an audience with the king and his wife at the palace. the pontiff also visited the convent. benedict defended christian tee as a bulwark against relativism and mediocrity. here in berlin, more cars were set ablaze in the german capital last night. politicians are urging tough action against the surge in arson attacks on common criminals. nightly car burnings have been going on for years in the otherwise safe berlin, but the number has surged, reaching 60 in the past three nights alone. >> over 100 officers are patrolling the streets of berlin, specifically on the lookout for the automobile arsonists. police say that number is enough, though they've made no assesses. with the citywide election just one month away, berlin's opposition conservatives are attacking the response. the greens say that's unfair. >> i would warn anyone against misusing this problem for populist gain. we must allow police to do their work. we've made it clear we despise and reject such criminal activity. berlin does not accept such behavior. >> but the free democra

. >> one million pilgrims celebrate a mass of pope benedict xvi in spain. >> and google takes ♪ ♪ i'danything for you, dear ♪ ♪ anything 'cause you mean everything to me ♪ ♪ i'd know that i'd go anywhere ♪ ♪ for your smile ♪ anywhere ♪ yes i'd do anything ♪ anything for you ♪ >>> juan carlos of spain greeted the pope this morning. the final day of the catholic church youth festival brought out million to see the pope. 84-year-old benedict called them to be missionaries for the faith share their convictions with others. at the end of the mass, benedict announced that rio de janeiro will be the site of the next youth day in 2013. >> it was not a demonstration in berkeley that had people lining up along fourth street yesterday. instead was the grand opening of an apple store. die-hard apple fans waited overnight to be the first inside. apple gave away t-shirts to the first few hundred people when the doors opened. before this the closest apple retail store was in emeryville. >> google is making its move to become a serious competitor in the smart phone industry. last week it agreed to bu

in advance of the pope's visit thousands of people protested in madrid.overnight there was violence in at least one of the protests. at least eight people were arrested. the demonstrators say the pope's visit is costing taxpayers too much money. >>> bay area technology originally used to track oil spills can now be used as a tsunami warning system. take a look. these are antennas and they're all part of a radar system that can span the california coast. they are designed to track oil spills, but can also provide early tsunami warnings. and even though scientists say they have life-saving potential, the system's future is now in jeopardy. >> right now we're working on really adequate funding and i'm not sure we can keep these systems going. >> the system costs about $5 million a year to operate, a cost scientists say could be more than worth it. >>> time now 6:27. we'll have the very latest from san rafael where a standoff with a gunman continues. we will have a live report. >> reporter: we're live at treasure island where a canoer has gone missing. we'll

during today's mass the pope urged his people to spread their faith. they also announced the first world youth day event will happen in 2013. >> the pouredder patrol is turning to a low tech way to cover rugged parts of the border. the tucson sector got seven mustangs to help in areas where a tvs can't quiet to. they credit their hearing, eyesight and stamina on tracking down smugglers. nationwide they have 32, they are trained by prison inmates in colorado. >>> this year's wet weather means renewed optimism in the state central valley. the weather has let farmers plant more crops and hire more workers. crops include cotton, corn and other vegetables. a thousand worker was hired this past may in fresno alone. farmers have gotten more water through the letting up of restrictions. >> they are cute and tiny and need your help. why california is in a dog crisis. >> letting administrators give a critical drug for those who have seizures. >> the heavy toll the economy is taking on children. . >>> they are tiny but their numbers growing and animal activists s

the pope's visit will cost spanish taxpayers about $72 million. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" it was a down day for asian markets. ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you. asian stocks were lower this morning. tokyo's nikkei lost more than 1.25%, while hong kong's hang seng also lost more than 1%. >>> on wall street yesterday stocks closed mixed. the dow was up 4 points while the nasdaq finished down 12. >>> it's reported that the justice department is investigating whether standard & poor's improperly rated dozens of mortgage-backed securities. the "new york times" reports s&p analysts wanted to award lower ratings on bond mortgages but were overruled by business managers. all of this allegedly happened before the financial crisis. the higher ratings made the mortgage securities appear less risky and consequently more valuable and that led to record profits for s&p. >>> an attorney at the securities and exchange commission charges the agency destroyed important documents related to thousands of preliminary investigation

today, the pope urged young catholics to become missionaries and spread their faith. he announced the next youth day festival will be in rio de janeiro in 2013. >>> well, if your next trip includes flying on united, you could see big changes inside the plane. the airline has announced it will spend more than $500 million to improve seats on its aircraft. this is the latest step in its merger with continental. continental's flatbed seats will be you installed on united planes, with extra leg room. they are also making the overhead bins bigger on some jets. >>> well, we did see a little bit of sunshine out there this weekend, but we've seen plenty of low clouds, too, and another unseasonably cool weekend in the bay area, still seeing clouds out there this afternoon. we will see a warmup for the start of your work week. i'll tell you how warm we'll get, coming up. ,,,,,,,, rescued by the coast guard after >>> eight fishermen are thankful to be alive tonight. they were rescued by the coastguard after their boat began sinking off the coast of san diego. the coastguard got

thanks, pope! >> that's what i'm talking about. let's go straight into our story about christine o'donnell. shall we? okay. p.a.b., you were asked if pierce was being sexist. you didn't answer the question. >> you know, no. ton -- to be honest, the questions were fair game because they were in the book and she addressed them in the burkes they are out there. but i am not 100% sold that he would have asked the same questions to somebody who he may be respected more, which doesn't mean sexism. but i think he was probably trying to pick on her a little bit. but it was fair game. >> to a fair point. >> i think i took both sides there. >> dan, -- >> so hot. >> dan, is it possible to get an impression of pierce's lower lip biting? yeah! [laughter] >> stop that, immediately! >> that's a great shot. >> by the way -- we are going to have to blur that out. >> he was born in the united kingdom. christine o'donnell did say in an brew on an mtv program, i am trying to collect my notes, she said in an interview on an mtv program on masturbation,

pope benedict arrived in madrid for the four-day visit. 450,000 pilgrims from 193 countries are expected to take part in the festival. the demonstrators are protesting against a reported $72 million tab for staging the event. the demonstrators saying spain is experiencing economic hardship which has left many unemployed youths angry and frustrated. world youth day organizers insist the pilgrimage is self-funded. >>> 4:50 now. mike, i notice lately, it's been like summer around here. >> the longest stretch of summer we've had all summer. let's look outside and show what is going on. the clouds. the temperatures that are close to average in the afternoon. it makes it feel like summer outside. more drizzle heading to tomorrow. that will start the cooling trend. that will take over as we head to the weekend. let's talk about what is going on as far as the temperatures outside. we can see, we have 60s all along the peninsula to the south bay and 63 in antioch. low 50s around santa rosa and san rafael. everybody else in mid-to-upper 50s. around the monterey bay and inland, we have cloudy condi