pope benedict xvi, mother (beep). i'll just go with pope-2-you. that's taken? pope-2-you... are you watching this? ( cheers and applause ) a one-man show. what? it's closed already? now that the pope is online though, well, what's the pope going to put out there? >> many of the key ideas of the gospel fit very nicely into 140 characters. >> very convenient. >> jon: it is very convenient although not all of them. you know what i mean? if you know the passage from the 23rd psalm though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear... oh, boy. so close. of course, there is one message the pope really does want to get across. >> good to see the pope is communicating with young people. a great idea. >> jon: what about better way for a sell bait person to... i can't think of anything else you could do. hash tag, nothing comes to mind. we'll be right back. >> jon: my guest tonight is an astrophysicist and a direct rt director of the planetarium. his book is called space chronicles. please welcome back to the program neil degrasse tyson. ( cheers and applause ) very

the pope's is white.he red hat, as they describe it for the cardinals used to be a more eelaborate hat called the golero. that is a wide-brimmed hat. not a practical hat that one would wear. that was from the 1907's. the gallero is the hat depicted on cardinal o'brien's coat of arms, the hat that hangs down the side with all the tassels. it is used in heraldry and symbolism, but they do not bestow that hat anymore. >> each one of the cardinals now, all cardinals, have their own personal coat of arms? >> all bishops do. it is a long-standing tradition. cardinal o'brien has a coat of arms. he had one as archbishop o'brien. he had a new one as the grand marshall of the knights of the holy sepulchre. >> so pieces of his work throughout the church? >> yes. >> tell me about his motto. >> his motto, "i will give you shepards." is really a role which i think harkens back to his role as a seminary rector:he was charged with preparing men to be or daned priests. here comes cardinal o'brien now. he prays "receive th

the pope and only the pope will make the final decision. >> we will broadcast this ceremony live saturday morning at 4:30 a.m. a team of 17 pathologists are checking dental records and fingerprints to try to identify the victims killed in a honduran prison fire. they will send more pathologists to help. that fire was started by an inmate and spread overnight. one survivor said the toll would have been higher if not for prison nurse who took keys from guards and began opening doors. many of the inmates were awaiting trial or held as suspected gang members. the man who tried to block an international flight with a bomb in his underwear will spend the rest of his life in prison. he called it a blessing and a weapon to avenge a poorly treated moslems. he tried to set off a bomb on christmas day 2009. an attorney for up to much him called the sentence cruel and unusual. in tonight's medical alert. a reason to get the flu shot. researches suggesting a viral infection such as the flu may have lasting effects on the brain. we have that story. >> this was included in science transitional message -

. >>> now to the american cardinal who could one day be candidate for pope.ekend pope benedict elevated 22 cardinals, 2 americans and tonight the spotlight is shining on one in particular. with many now asking could there be a greater role coming? abc's jeffrey kofman reports now from the vatican. >> reporter: again today at mat with his new cardinals, benedict xvi was noticeably weary and, at times, straining to speak. the 84-year-old pontiff now rides into st. peter's on a wheeled platform, unable to walk the aisle. with pope benedict's health failing, this may be the last time he puts his imprint on the college of cardinals. inevitably, at some point in the years to come, the cardinals will have to reconvene here to select his successor. could it be an american? this american? with red cap and boyish grin? he's the archbishop of new york, now cardinal timothy dolan. fellow cardinals are charmed. one newspaper is calling him a rock star. here is typical dolan. >> it's a great day for all of new york. this is the hat i want to put on the empire state buildin

in 1978, no one saw a polish pope, john paul ii.05, many thought rat pope benedict was too old and too controversial. wisdom holds that the super power status of the country is counter to the catholic. still, the possibility of an american becoming the bishop of rome has never been stronger. >> it's still a longshot that any american is going to be elected pope, but having said that, i also believe we are seeing and cardinal timothy dolan the closest thing to honest to god papal candidate from the united states we're likely to see in our lifetime. >> in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> john: another apology to muslims from the obama administration. we'll talk about it with the fox all-stars when we come back. >>> i know that apologies are never enough and do not erase the incident. we cannot undo the past and only forth rightly acknowledge the incident, seek to rebuild trust and prove our mutual understandings at all levels and from them do better in the future. >> john: >> john: assistant secretary of defense apologizing for th

after a polish pope and a german pope, there's going to be a lot of pressure to put an italian back inis strong resistance to a pope from the world's only superpower. but for a church mired in scandal and said to be out of touch with its followers a pope with the common touch has to have a certain appeal. >> he can present the gospel message, the message of catholicism to people with a smile. it's within a frown. >> reporter: but he is not all smiles. just before coming to rome he took on president obama over the issue of legislating access to contraception. >> the government will still require most americans to pay for this coverage even if it violates their consciences. >> reporter: that kind of assertiveness impressed devout catholics, including the pilgrims who came to the vatican this weekend. >> could you see him becoming pope? >> absolutely. why not? >> an american pope? >> why not? >> reporter: it is a stretch. but ask believers. miracles have happened before. jeffrey kofman, abc news, london. >> okay. so in ireland they have paddy power bookmakers, basically like vegas odds. d

not only did the pope embrace him longer than any of his fellows.n is also being talked about as the first potential american pope, as unlikely as that may be. in the meantime, he and the newly elevated cardinal edwin o'brien of baltimore have a more pressing job. the catholic church and the obama administration are at serious odds over a number of issues, including birth control and abortion. the pope reminded the new princes of the church that they must cooperate with him in what he called the delicate task of governing the church. behind the glorious pomp and ceremony lurks a dark presence dubbed "vatileaks" leaked vatican documents of detailed corruption, financial mismanagement, a bureaucracy in disarray, and clerical infighting. many see cardinal dolan as a welcome antidote to that image. >> this is the hat i want to put on the empire state building and the home plate at yankee stadium and the statue of liberty because it's for all of new york. it's not for me. >> reporter: he'll need that sense of humor. the u.s. church has huge problems. set

they might be the next pope. you never know. >> there also happy to share this with the next generation. >> it is great for them to realize this is something special. it does not happen every day. it might not happen again in their lifetime. >> the archdiocese of baltimore has not announced a brian -- o'brien's successor. >> singer whitney houston was remembered by family and friends at a funeral in new jersey today. the service took place at the new hope about this church in newark -- new hope balladist church in newark where she performed as a child. >> for family and friends of whitney houston, today was not a funeral but a home going. >> you are the only one that could bring all of us together. whitney, today is your day. ? ♪♪ can you send an angel >> stars honored houston with a heart-felt gospel. >> today, we as a family celebrate the life of our sister, our daughter, our mother, and our friend. >> speakers during the service talked of her faith. >> whitney houston loved the lord. >> kevin costner spoke of

the pope, and only the pope, will make his final decision. we will bring you the events as they unfold. for now, from c peters, -- st. peters. >> we have some breaking news, i believe. tell us what is going 9. >> -- what is going on. >> we are in the northeast district of baltimore city. an individual has been struck by a bad light pickup truck. medics have not even got here yet. we do not know the severity of the injuries and they have shut down the avenue while they deal with this. >> your insta-weather-plus forecast -- >> we have had somewhat whether move through today. temperatures are way too warm to talk about any kind of wintry weather. for now, look at these numbers. 45 at the airport, 47 downtown. that 45 at the airport is right on target for a normal high temperature this time of year. below, so far, has been around freezing. -- above freezing. five is the record low. 21.8 inches of snow in 2003. nine years ago, we were in the middle of the snowstorm. 22 inches on the 16th, combined with another 5 inches or so on the 15th and 17th.

pope elevating 22 archbishops to cardinal.is christie under bit after controversy flying the flags half staff. does the singer deserve this tribute? a mother of a fallen marine says row no. >> clayton: a coffee shop with a new drink for kids. baby ccinos, they call it a brewski. >> dave: a brewski? >> morning joe. >> maybe bring a brewski to breakfas breakfast. "fox & friends" starts right now ♪ >> welcome to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning, thanks so much. i was saying brew and then the ski came out on the end of it. >> juliet: we know what's on your mind. >> clayton: ff weekend on twitter, let us know should babies be drinking coffee at the coffee shop. >> juliet: let's get to some headlines. a fox news alert looking at new video out of the vatican this morning. archbishop timothy dolan elevated to cardinal and you can see the pope giving him the official red hat and 23 others received the same honor including baltimore's archbishop edwin. and he delivered the keynote address to the pope and the other cardinal desig

on saturday pope benedict will elevate o'brien to cardinal. recently the archbishop said down with 11 news anchor rod daniels as he prepared for this historic event. >> with faith in our lord jesus christ and with the love of god in my heart i do accept the pastoral care of the people of god of the archdiocese. >> after serving as head of the archdiocese for more than four years, edward o'brien is taken over a new title -- cardinal. just after the new year, pope benedict xvi named o'brien to the college of cardinals. one of two american archbishop's to receive the honor this year. >> came as a surprise certainly. i am still very much involved in the arts diocese, and i want to be, but i think it will really hit me when i get off the plane. >> he is also quick to point out that the pope is very much aware of baltimore's place in the history of the catholic church in america. >> yours was the first diocese, very conscious of that. and i think our country is proud of baltimore, too. and it is good for baltimore to be recognized and to remind peop

the next pope. so if you like, fredricka, what we're going to see this week is the closest thing the catholic church has to the iowa caucuses. it's an opportunity to look at some of the guys who when the time comes might get a look as possible successors to ben dikt xvi. >> you mentioned it's a very important week in the hierarchy of the catholic church, especially in the u.s. as well. timothy dolan is to enjoy his new position. how is all of this distracting from this occasion? >> reporter: well, look, officially the cardinals who are here to get their red hats, which is the kind of symbol of their office this week, they will tell you that the atmosphere of scandal and crisis swirling around the vatican is not affecting them at all, that their festivities are going forward as planned. they're here to show their solidarity and support for the pope. of course there's going to be a behind closed door meeting tomorrow between the pope and all of the cardinals from around the world. so officially the li

on saturday, pope benedict will elevate o'brien to the position of cardinal. he sat down with rod daniels as he prepares for that historic event. >> i do accept the past care of the people in the archdiocese of baltimore. >> after serving for more than four years, archbishop edwin o'brien is taking on a new title, that of cardinal. just after the new year, pope benediction named o'brien to the college of cardinals. he is one of two american archbishop's to receive the honor this year. >> i was surprised, certainly. i am still very much involved with the archdiocese. iscardinal designate o'brien quick to point out that the pope is very well aware of baltimore's place in the history of the catholic church in america. >> the holy father always says yours was the first diocese. i think our country is proud of baltimore, too. it is good for baltimore to be recognized and to remind people of the contributions that baltimore has made to the church and to society throughout the nation. >> one of the most important task cardinal o'brien will face is to select the next

in 1978, no one saw a polish pope, john paul ii. thought rat pope benedict was too old and too controversial. wisdom holds that the super power status of the country is counter to the catholic. still, the possibility of an american becoming the bishop of rome has never been stronger. >> it's still a longshot that any american is going to be elected pope, but having said that, i also believe we are seeing and cardinal timothy dolan the closest thing to honest to god papal candidate from the united states we're likely to see in our lifetime. >> in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> john: another apology to muslims from the obama administration. we'll talk about it with the fox all-stars when we come back. [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge safety technology, like available blind spot monitor... [ tires screech ] ...night view... and heads-up display. [ engine revving ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. ther

cuba is welcoming pope benedict. after years of hardship under communism. >> his visit is having a positive impact for evangelical christians. stan jeter reports. >> reporter: soon after the vatican confirmed the news, cuban president castro promised to release 2900 prisoners. it was seen as a humanitarian gesture. when his predecessor pope john paul the second made hisashi toic trip to cuba in 1998, relations showed a dramatic improvement. >> it has appeared to open the doors for the unusual protestants. they allowed evangelicals to hold their celebrations in public places around the country. >> i believe the authorities are understanding that the gospel of jesus christ is a blessing for the cuban family and for our nation. therefore they are slowly opening the doors to allow us christians to express our faith publically and we praise god for that. >> believers are calling it a vibt victory. >> what is happening today was only a dream before. >> god did more than we could have imagined. >> cuban christians have pray

go to rome with the story. >> although the day would belong to the 22 new elevated cardinals, the pope delighted thousands as he was rolled through the crowd on a platform early in the procession. as the pontiff moved closer to the altar, he could look out at a sea of red, represented the college of cardinals. one by one, the cardinal does the nets were abetted by the holy father. the eighth was edwin o'brien. you will hear cardinal o'brien asked the pope if he may speak. -- one by one, the cardinals were lifted by the holy father. >> i thank him and i said i would serve him completely and with a whole heart. >> shortly after the service, hundreds turned out to wish cardillo bridewell. >> he is a good friend of ours. -- hundreds turned out to wish cardinal o'brien well. >> to have people like this that have represented baltimore. wonderful people. >> i think this is wonderful. he has earned it. he is a very good man. i think he was due. >> with his new title comes a new position in rome. cardinal o'brien says that he will maintain a residence at the basilica in baltimore and plans to b

he published even a book when he became pope. that's how he spends his leisure time. >> when he's not visiting countries? >> yes. >> and other duties. >> so this will end the official ceremony. is there any sort of a party? >> there are a number of -- i believe there's a reception for cardinal dolan and cardinal o'brien sometime today with all of their groups that have come with them to join them. then later this afternoon there is an official time for all of the new cardinals. it is essentially a receiving line. >> so you could go there, even if you were just visiting. >> one could go and try to get through all 22 receiving lines, i suppose. they are all in different rooms in the vatican. i think cardinal o'brien and cardinal dolan are in the same general vicinity. and throughout the rest of the weekend. at prior consistreries it was decided to all of the celebrations at once. it was the feast of the chair of st. peter. so in rome they transfer that feast to sunday, tomorrow, and the feast of the chair of peter is actually the f

. >>> in vat ki can city pope benedict led 22 new cardinals in mass.he new cardinals archbishop timothy dolan. cardinals under 80 are part of the exclusive group that will one day elect the next pope. >>> we're also following developments in syria today. people fighting against government troops are afraid a major military crackdown is coming soon. at least 23 people were killed in clashes around the country today. cnn's nick patton walsh is keeping an eye on syria from beirut. >> homs waking again today to the sounds of shedding in the district of bab amer, which has born the brunt of this army offensive. residents around there deeply concerned they're seeing syrian troop and armor movements in the direction of that neighborhood, concerns building over the past few days, heightened this morning that this may be preparations for some syrian army onslaught into that neighborhood that's held out against syrian authorities for so long now. in a different part of the country, i think people in damascus still try to digest the consequences, ramifications of

that's good to see the pope adapting to modern times to appeal to young people.at idea. >>> 90 minutes away from the big debate. if you've got a question for the candidates, break out your ipad like the pope. still time to submit it on facebook or twitter. after the break, newt gingrich does the unthinkable. >> i am going to give up desserts. all desserts. if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye-care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. [ male announcer ] ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now, that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ...we inspected his brakes for free. free is good. free is very good. my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> looking at live pictures there of the mesa arts center in mesa, arizona. the republican president

and, they are close advisors to the pope and are responsible for electing the pope's successor, and what and the family-only service different from the star-studded funeral at the new hope baptist church in newark. ♪ >> alicia keys singing "only an angel" wasn't a dry eye throughout the ceremony. >> i loved her very much. whitney was purely and simply one of a kind. >> knowing there is a lady in heaven making god himself wonder how he created something so perfect... >> god gave us an angel. here's to ms. houston. her voice was so beautiful. >> but the big question is what happened to bobby brown? he showed up there, had a posse, i guess you call it, 9 people with him, and bailed from the service early and he said that the security was moving him and his group around and wouldn't give them all seats and ended up leaving, but hours later he was spotted on stage, performing, with new edition at mohegan sun, a casino in connecticut. >> dave: something to laugh about, folks. you don't want to miss the video. a one in a million shot, yesterday. the northern trust open, in l.a., phil mikkelson

the pope is stepping up his social media exposure.ut a tweet every day during lent in 140 characters. linda bell reporting from bloomberg headquarters in new york for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. that's the challenge for the pope under 140 characters. still time to enter our facebook pipa way this week. you could win an ipad 2,. >> this is always a very popular contest. all you have to do is go to wjla.com/facebook. we will announce the winner tomorrow on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> legacy of the spring lovers will be the big winners today. >> warmer and a little breezy today and especially been the tomorrow into saturday as we get the transition from the warm weather back to where we should be. the cold will be here by the weekend. let's look at live super doppler 7 radar. light rain moving through west virginia, falling apart as it crosses into the shenandoah valley. winchester will get a sprinkle early this morning. we will have isolated sprinkles in the potomac highlands this afternoon. predominately drive for the next few da

pope benedict xvi has indicated in almost every way a pope can that he really likes this guy and wants to play a very prominent role in catholic affairs, not just in the united states but around the world. >> reporter: dolan is not aimmune from critics. survivor networks used by priests called him the teflon prelay because he allowed a priest in new york accused of sexual misconduct to retire quietly. dolan responded that some criticism of the church was fair. >> all we ask is that it be fair. and that the catholic church not be singled out for a horror that has cursed every culture, religion, organization, institution, cool, agency and family in the world. >> reporter: for the next two years, dolan will continue as president of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops. >> that's a foul ball by any standard. >> reporter: in january, he stepped up on the political stage and challenged the white house over an insurance mandate that forced religious institutions, except for houses of worship, to pay for contraceptives. he framed it as a religious liberty issue. >> the federal government sh

the pope said this isn't a very good principle. principle said 25 noblemen could come together and overrule what the king wanted. and if that were the case, maybe sometime somebody could overrule what the pope wanted. the pope said, i don't like that. the king said, i don't want to be excommunicated. so several weeks after he actually attached his seal to it, he abrogated it. that resulted in a war. he died in the war. his 9-year-old son became the next king. the regents came up with a new version of this one. that kept the peace for a while. when that king, king henry died, his son, king edward game the king. he in a similar situation, his grandfather needed some money to fight wars in france. he sought from noblemen some more money. they asked him to agree to a new magna carta. he actually did so in 1297. this comes from 1297. this advantage of this one over the 1215 one, though more famous, this became the law of the land of england and is still the law of the land of england. this actually became something that really set the t

wilson met with pope benedict xv who wilson had corresponded. benedict was concerned about the area of peace and finding a peaceful solution to the end of the first world war which was devastating europe, and corresponded with wilson prior to the war's conclusion, and prior to our involvement in the war. so wilson, when in rome decided that he would make an official visit and have first american president to have an audience with the pope. to mark the occasion, pope benedict gave wilson this wonderful mosaic that was done in the vatican workshops. painting over the mantel. wilson acted in 1918 and sent american troops to help quell the turkish invasion of armenia. and for this, the people of armenia gave wilson this wonderful painting called hope. the largest object in the room, aside from the piano, is the tapestry. the tapestry was a wedding gift since wilson married edith in december of 1915. he chose not to have a large, elaborate white house wedding. they had a small private ceremony from edith's house on 20th street, however, the gifts wer

he is favor of pope benedict.e has meteor i can rise, being appointed archbishop of new york and now a cardinal. is it possible? i see, one journalist, you are going to nominate a cowboy for the pope? it would be interesting. >> heather: we have had a cowboy for president. it could happen. we appreciate it. great insight. >> gregg: riveting testimony in the honeymoon killer in alabama. involving the tragic death of tina watson, a young woman drowned 11 days after her wedding. you see her lifeless body highlighted in the water photograph. her husband on trial now for capital murder. elizabeth joins us with atlanta with details. >> good to see you. prosecutors say dave watson turned off his wife's oxygen, they were scuba diving allowed her to die and then turned it back on and then he swum to safety. he thought he was getting a travel insurance policy on his bride. they called witnesses to told the jury they saw dave embracing tina underwater, like he was giving her a big hug. they thought he was helping her when th

. >> reporter: on this day, pope benedict has created 22 new cardinals in the roman catholic church.a shorter than normal ceremony at st. peters, one build it pageantry annapolisent and answerrent tradition, pope benedict smiles warmly and gives o'brien his cardinal's ring. he is the 15th archbishop of the country's oldest archdiocese and only the fourth to be elevated to cardinal. about a hundred flew to rome include a dozen from the baldwin family from baltimore. >> as members, we're honored he received such an honor. >> reporter: there are laf a million catholics under his guidance. earlier o'brien met with many street maryland who traveled to rome, including this family. >> he took the time to meet every individual person who was there and took a picture with pretty much every single one. >> reporter: o'brien is now in the company of 124 other cardinals who are under 80 and eligible to elect a new pope. the only one american is cardinal dolan. o'brien will soon leave his post as archbishop, but he is holding down two jobs, one at the vatican and the other here in baltimore. mike

pope benedict xvi naming 22 new cardinals. bishops timothy dolan of new york and edwin o'brien of baltimore. greg burke has the story from rome. >> a very big day in the vatican today as pope benedict xvi essentially puts his stamp on the future of the church, creating a new batch of cardinals. 22 cardinals in all, including two americans, the former archbishop of baltimore, edwin o'brien, also the archbishop of new york, timothy dolan. tim dolan, really appearing larger than life this week in rome, taking the town by storm. he's one of the youngest cardinals, but clearly one of the most lively and most likeable, spreading his message of joy, essentially he seems to be upbeat all the time, even though we know back home he is in a bit of a battle with president obama. it was a very colorful ceremony this morning in saint peter's basilica, as it always is. in addition to the new cardinals decked out in red, really a sea of red because you have all the other cardinals there as well, other people coming in bright color, both churc

almost destroyed pope. this was august 30th, 1862. at that point lee confessed. the army is not properly equipped for an invasion of the enemy's territory. it lacks much of the material of war, is feeble in transportation, the animals being much reduced and the men poorly provided with clothes and in thousands of instances, destitute of shoes. still, we cannot afford to be idle. and though weaker than our opponents in men and material and military equipment, we must endeavor to harass if we cannot make our success -- our complete success is not impossible and we shall endeavor to guard from law. so, he's going to maryland. he writes to davis, and this is lee's relationship. he writes to davis all the time. i will keep you informed. i will keep you informed. and lee and davis -- davis thinks that he and lee are in perfect harmony, when in reality lee is pushing the envelope, deceiving davis, trying to do more than davis would wish to do, risk more than davis wants to risk. because lee believes the army has to win now, before the enemy gets stronger and stronger. s

of catholic figureheads is to advise the current pope and to choose his successor almost a quarter of the cardinals are now from italy decreasing the chance that the next pope could be from another country a situation that hasn't roused accusations of bias the ceremony has been clouded by embarrassing leaks of internal documents alleging corruption amongst top clerics. friends and family have gathered in newark new jersey to say their last goodbyes to pop icon whitney houston the funeral service was at the same church where she sang in the choir as a child fans started to pay their respects on friday leaving flowers and balloons on the church steps the six time grammy award winner was found dead in a bathtub at a beverly hills hotel last week. i'll be back with the headlines in just few minutes steps archie. an to do. he believes. he has. top news and commentary direct from the heart of moscow this is a land of love that's. all roads lead to tehran the syrian crisis deepens and the violence intensifies concerning rosa that if the assad is. am falls it's key ally iran would be left iso

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while they awaited for the arrival of pope benedict, they sound familiar faces from home. there were also a number of spontaneous expressions of song and word from within various groups from around the world dorgan -- and around the world. and the moment all were waiting for, to get the close as you get region -- closest view yet. always remain connected in order to be in communion with a church. he went on to say unity in the church as a divine gift which much be defended and developed. and the crowd erupted into applause and song once again as the holy father blessed everyone before his accident. after his audience with a holy father, a short walk across the square, another reception for the cardinal. and we talked about their impressions of being in the presence of the holy father. >> it is a wonderful rain -- thing to realize he is the spiritual head of millions of people. it was magnificent. he was everything i thought it would be. he seemed like a wonderful man and a great leader of the catholic church. >> it was an experience i will treasure forever. >> we met three