did pope benedict measure up to pope john paul? tim? >> i know a lot of people who are upset with john paul's visit in 1998, that he didn't come sort of rattling the saber at cuba in the way he had gone into eastern europe, when go behind the iron curtain and try to bring down the soviet empire. >> but this pope did. >> well, he fired as much ammo at the united states as he did as fidel castro there, and there's stronger critiques i could think of that would be very apt than to say this does not so respond with reality. it's an evil dogma that the communist treat and does not respect human liberty, and whatever the u.s. policy should be towards there, there needs to be a very firm message, and i hope that the holy father -- >> did you see the exchange 15 the pope and -- fidel castro and they -- reconstructing what happened to the liturgy over the course of the -- >> i think the pope is a diplomat and handled this very well. and i would just hope that his words about the embargo might be taken seriously by american catholics and see some

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celebrated the 17th anniversary of his election as pope. back seven years ago in 2005 when he was elected, so many people thought he'd be the german enforcer when he became pope, and that really hadn't proved to be the case for most of his seven years on the throne of st. peter's. and many are wondering if this signals a new crackdown overall from the vatican. the nuns were certainly very surprised at this announcement. they didn't expect it, and they're sort of formulating their response, and how that back and forth goes over these next few months will be really telling, i think. >> but what is the vatican going to do, and what are the u.s. bishops going to do to the nuns? they've got -- they're going to have severe oversight, right? >> yeah, i think you could compare it to a hostile takeover, more or less. they're going to take this organization -- and the bishops have the canonical authority under church law, so they can kind of do what they want. in fact, the nuns, the lcwr, is thinking -- or one option they may have is simply disbandin

turns 85, he is the 6th oldest pope since the 1400s. the pontiff's health has been a growing concern since he stopped walking in processions he now uses a moving platform. tuesday, southern arizona voters head to the polls to choose who might fill gabrielle giffords shoes in congress. ron barber faces no opposition, jesse kelly leads the pack. tuesday, nascar sprint cup champ heads to the white house, he will be honored by president obama for his win and community efforts off the track. stuart will be joined by other 20 is 1 nascar drivers. >> -- 2011 nascar drivers. >> wednesday, it is national pet owners day show your animal some extra love. >> saturday missouri caucus continues, roughly half of the state's 52 presidential delegates will be selected the other half will be determined june 2nd. >>> don't forget the deadline for filing taxes tuesday april 17th : that is a look at the week ahead. fox news. >>> also in the week ahead the retrial of baseball great, roger clemens jury selection begins tomorrow he is accused of lying to congr

the former cuban leader reportedly asked the pope, what do popes do? the two discussed humanitarian concerns and castro asked about changes in the catholic liturgy. the pope's trip to latin america also included two days in mexico, where he met with local leaders and presided over an outdoor mass for more than 350,000 people. >>> in philadelphia, testimony began in the high-profile case of a catholic church official charged with failing to report clergy sex abuse. monsignor william lynn, who oversaw priests in the archdiocese from 1992 to 2004, is the first high-ranking catholic official facing criminal charges in conjunction with the sex abuse crisis. lynn claims he did report suspected priests to his superior at the time, cardinal anthony bevilacqua. bevilacqua died in january. lynn's trial is expected to last for months. >>> several religious leaders are calling for a thorough investigation into the killing of unarmed florida teenager trayvon martin, who was shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer last month. many said the case is a civil rights issu

peter's square this morning for pope benedict's easter mass. in his blessing to the city and the world, he called on syrian's government to end its violence and begin serious peace talks. the pope also gave his traditional easter greeting in dozens of languages. >>> the obama administration is taking a hard-line approach to nuclear talks with iran which are set to begin this week. "the new york times" reports that the u.s. will open talks that iran immediately close and disarm a new nuclear facility deep under a mountain. president obama has said that the talks are iran's last chance for a diplomatic solution. >>> the u.s. in afghanistan are announcing a deal on controversial night raids by american forces. the raids have been a constant source of tension between the countries.

and the pope hand picks this person. and this person -- this person decides when the pope is dead.e hits him three times on the head with a silver hammer and calls out his baptismal name three times which is carried over from the romans. the romans use that method yelling your name at you three times. although even today the pope isn't didn't tim the cardinal position says he is dead. >> on afterwards, dick tereci, describes the ever changing concept of death and organ harvesting is blurring that line. also this weekend on book tv, arlen specter on the split between old guard

. >>> pope benedict celebrates easter mass with more than 100,000 faithful on the steps of the basilica and he appeals for peace in the middle east. >>> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start first with a look at the weather. here's our meet allergist, lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. happy easter. starting out clear. just a little built of light wind. the temperatures are warmer than yesterday in most ports. we are looking at mainly 40s. yesterday plenty of 30s out there. let's look at the cloud cover that will increase today, but your east are does look dry. the cold front is going to hang offshore, and as it does the rain will be in northern california, but it won't be staying there for long. it will slowly advance to the east and it will bring in some rain. i will spell that out for you coming up in the next few minutes. carolyn. >>> thank you, lisa. this morning we are hearing from family members of a father and daughter killed in a horrible accident less than 24 hours ago. it happened in concord near oak grove road. a 17-year-old driver

. >> pope benedict just wrapped up a historic trip to cuba. president obama raul castro must decide whether to declare good friday a holiday. there will be no political reforms. >> the catholic faith celebrated the visit to cuba. it included an open air mass infront of thousands, private talk with president raul castro and the leader fidel castro. that lasted 30 minutes. the pope called on the cuban government to loosen restrictions. distent groups were hoping for an audience with the 84-year-old pontiff. >> we are praying this visit from the holy father helped the cuban people move towards hope. >> archbishop is one of hundreds of americans that made it to cuba, just to witness the pope's visit. he traveled from miami, a cuban-american that hadn't been to the country in 50 years. >> whether they live in cuba or outside of cuba can look at the future and together see what we can do. >> this man is hanging on to hope. though the government signalled there would be no political reforms before the holy father departed wednesday. >> the pope calle

and, finally, it will be an important test for the pope. he is 84 and will turn 85 the week after easter. we saw on his trip to mexico he used a cain in public for the first time. greg burk, fox news. >>> palm sunday masses were held in churches at home like the franciscan monastery of the holy land in america. >> palm sunday marked the occasion when the bible says jesus rode into jam to cheers and -- jerusalem to cheers and crowds waving palms. it leads up to holy thursday's commemoration of the last super, good friday then easter sunday's resurrection. >>> just ahead, artifacts from the "titanic" standing the test of time. rare items on the auction block 100 years after the ship sank.  turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how'd that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine top safety picks like the passat and jetta. so we're celebrating with our "safety in numbe

the pope giving his greetings from the balcony in 65 languages all about the joy of easter he sang the encounter of the risen christ should change people's lives this is a healing experience one that lets you know god's goodness and truth the pope offered a special prayer for all those christians around the world suffering discrimination or persecution the crowds in rome have been massive all this week the people have been blessed with good weather most of the time certainly today an over flow crowd in the square as you can see from the faces and the flags, they come from all over the world. the pope has been working overtime this week there is no doubt about that there are a lot of different services one friday night kept him up late as did the easter vigil saturday night as of wednesday he will get a few days off outside of rome that is good because he is 84, going to be 85 in a little more than a week in rome, greg burke, fox news. >>> the other big story we are following at 6, police in oklahoma blace they have caught and -- believe they have caught and stopped a bloody crime spree

the two men got into an argument and pope started yelling homophobic slurs. police have not said what what -- what sparked the argument. the victim died hours later at a hospital. >> any time there's an -- a life that is taking, you feel bad for the victim, but also for the one who did commit the crime. >> the victim was in the process of being discharged from the marines. police say he and pope had never met before the attack appeared -- before the attack. >> it is a terrible event for them, and for all of us. >> and a document said that upon learning this could be a fatal stabbing the perpetrators said, "good, i hope he dies." he was in the process of being separated from the service because he was violent toward other marines. >> a hearing took place in the district today to determine whether seven men found guilty of a murder decades ago should have their convictions overturned. the men were convicted in a sexual assault beating murder of catherine fuller in 1984. six of the men are still in prison. during the hearing the prosecution's main witness a code

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he even met the pope. but when he met a woman and fell in love, he had to make a choice. >> i had a sense that this, too, was a sign from god. >> reporter: those, the church is losing both priests and pa parishoners. and many catholics like podovano say something has to change. >> i think it's matter of time. >> reporter: but in his holy thursday mass in rome, the pope issued one of his strongest messages yet. this change is not coming on his watch. he chastised a group of priests advocating for women priests and married priests. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: it was a homily that sounded like a scolding. calling the would-be reforme ee selfish and disobedient. it's a message that won't be welcome in this country, where polls show 60% of catholics believe priests should be allowed to marry. the same number say women should be allowed to join the priesthood. and an even bigger majority -- 62% -- feel the church is "out of touch." in 2009, miami's father albert cutie lost his job after he was cau

the pope has pope has a very famous way of being determined to be dead. that is what a cardinal level pope. this person decides when the pope is dead. he had some three times in the head with a silver hammer, and says his baptismal name three times. even today, the pope is not dead until the cardinal says he is. doctors may pronounce death, but he has the final say. it is a good system because first of all, he is someone close to the pope, and when he declares the pope dead, his job is over. he is not likely to do so prematurely, declare death. the gold standard, through the century, what is the thing that we really -- when this happens, the guy is dead -- when you just smell the high heaven. what this smell does is implodes and gushes out, all your cells are dead. if you kept switching from the hearts of the lungs, to the brain -- it is somewhere where we see the brain come to the forefront during the renaissance were people believe it is the determining organ. i think one thing -- to figure out why this happened, you need an interdisciplinary approach.

quit out the popes or how was it been received what is the actual content? >>> the german translated it into german she wrote me the chance that a repetition cried read the book begins to send my generation was promised that this would never happen again that fascism and never happen again in your proof and it's been coming back and coming back to the church and she said my people have to learn this and let fast. so in many ways it's a sad book about how the catholic church and its hierarchy in the vatican has been taken over the last 40 years of very powerful right wing forces mean liberation and the legion of christ in the sec's release and the catholic church received complete support from the and it's scary and in the book echoes the that the analysis of the people that they've condemned some wonderful people over 92 theologians in the joint leaders that an imminent but upon the most difficult books and dark and so forth and sad. and many people have written done reviews and say it's a scary book and it is the to of the largest churches in the world to a

a nice day today down in the beach. >> the first anniversary of pope john paul ii's beatification is on tuesday. he served as head of the roman catholic church for 27 years. he died in 2005. at the vatican today, pope benedict ordained nine priests, eight of them will be for the diocese of rum and the ninth before vietnam. -- diocese of rome. >> today was just short of perfect. inner harbor, 71. we were just on target for the day. we were not near freezing or anything like that. .02 of rain at the airport that cleared up over night. it wound up just a gorgeous day. in nice evening this evening. one of the cooler spots around. cambridge, 63. chester town, 65. barton, 62. frederick still at 70 degrees this evening. a beautiful day today. let me expand the view. we have seen quite a contrast. in canada, 20's. 63 in new york city. down to the south in the carolina's, tenn., in the 70's and 80's. we do have a warming trend. when the warm air comes in, it has the tendency to try to make rain. that is happening to the west of us right now in illinois, wisconsin, iowa getting scattered showe

and the pope hand picks this person. and this person -- this person decides when the pope is dead.e hits him three times on the head with a silver hammer and calls out his baptismal name three times which is carried over from the romans. the romans use that method yelling your name at you three times. although even today the pope isn't didn't tim the cardinal position says he is dead. >> on afterwards, dick tereci, describes the ever changing concept of death and organ harvesting is blurring that line. also this weekend on book tv, arlen specter on the split between old guard members of his former party and those supported by the tea party. sunday at 8:00 p.m. book tv every weekend on cspan 2. >>> coming up on cspan 3, american history tv, on leading generals from world war ii and the civil war. up next a u.s. army film on gener general douglas macarthur who led u.s. forces in asia in world war ii. >>> april 15, nearly 1,500 perish. >> once the lookout bells, sighted an iceberg ahead, they struck the bells, the process, three times, ding, ding, dirngs which is a warning, sayinging

about the same time, pope benedict xvi delivered his easter mass.pope prayed for a renewed peace effort in the middle east, specifically an end to the violence in syria. >>> and this week, a grand jury hearing involving the trayvon martin shooting death is scheduled for tuesday in florida. shooter george zimmerman's attorneys were scheduled to join me right here in the newsroom during this newscast, but were no-shows. we're not show why zimmerman's attorneys committed to an interview at this time, wbut hae not followed through, but of course we continue to extend an invitation. i'll be back in one hour with a full hour of politics. on our political radar this week, the power of women at the ballot box. new poll numbers suggest who they'll vote for and why. i'm fredricka whitfield. stay with cnn. "your $$$$$" starts right after this. well, in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. like the transatlantic cable that connected contine

of the 84-year-old pope seems to be holding up all right in what is a very busy holy week.en without controversy, yesterday the pope calling out some as you industryian priest who were challenging traditional church teaching he was telling those priests they had to be obedient as we get closer to easter the message will be a lot more about love and joy. shep? >> shepard: greg burke reporting earlier from our newsroom in rome. this friday happens to be the first friday of passover. they overlap every few years and it brings big crowds to the holy land. thousands walked through jerusalem city some followed crosses and they followed the route that they believe jesus took to the site of the crucifixion. passover begins at sundown. lots of jewish families were doing last-minute shopping in jerusalem today for seder dinners. jewish people from slavery in egypt. a guy says he is using his own money to help create jobs. is he pitching his plan to the united states government. what kind of plan? the details coming. plus, a military board deciding the fate of a united states marine b

this follows pope benedict's visit to the country last week, where he requested the move. our correspondent said people are taking advantage of the holiday but not necessarily for religious meetings. >> there's a huge number people off work but in terms of the number of people going to good friday services, i wouldn't say there's been a huge crowd of catholics and other christians flocking to church today. i was in the main cathedral in old havana and there were around 150 people in the congregation to hear cardinal as he led the good friday service. and despite the fact the first time in post revolutionary history in cuba, this was a public holiday. in a sense, if they wanted to bo to mass, that was their chance. but for the first time the service was carried live on state television. for the first time and hugely significant because this is a communist run state and for so many years atheist state too. big changes in terms of the relationship between church and communist state here. >> authorities describing the papal visit as transdental. >> indeed, yes. cuban governmen

and the pope hand picks this person. and this person -- this person decides when the pope is dead.im three times on the head with a silver hammer and calls out his baptismal name three times which is carried over from the romans. the romans use that method yelling your name at you three times. although even today the pope isn't didn'

the king of england was subordinate to the pope. and the pope said this wasn't a good principle. it said 25 noblemen could come together and overrule what the king wanted, and if that were the case, maybe somebody could overrule what pope wanted. the pope said i don't like that. the king didn't want to be excommunicated. there was a new version of this one that kept the peace for a while. when king henry died, his son, king edward became king, he was grandfathered, needed money to fight wars in france, sought from noblemen more money and they asked him to agree to a new magna carta. and he did so in 1297. this became the law of the lan of england. this actually became something that really set the trend, and the 1215 was abrogated. this is the one that's really the law of the land and that's why it's so important is that -- >> well, that's very good. >> what about the magna carta do we have in our laws? >> well, in the bill of rights we have in effect -- the whole government is based on no taxation without representation. representative of government, we have the right to habeas

the pope heads mass in st. peter's square and goes to the balcony to give the blessing, making a plea for peace and a special prayer for christ yarngs persecuted around the world, appearing above st. peter's square, giving an easter greeting in 65 languages. the other time is on christmas. it was basically a talk about joy, about meeting the risen christ. he said, this should change lives. it's a healing experience. one that lets you know god's goodness and his truth. now, crowds in rome have been absolutely massive all week. they were blessed with good weather, today, certainly during the mass and the greeting. you can see from the faces and the flags that literally, they come from all over europe and all over the globe. and the pope has had a really busy week. there is no doubt about that. on friday night, the vigil mass on saturday evening, we are told that as of wednesday, the pope will go to his summer place to get a few days off. that's the latest here. >> happy easter to you from jerusalem here. i suspec

he'll turn 85 -- pope who is 84. he'll turn 85 the week after easter.use a cane in public for the first time in mexico. we'll see if that comes out again. in rome greg burke, fox news. >>> palm sunday brought millions of christians to churches here at home including the franciscan monastery of the holy land in america. the bible says jesus rode into jerusalem on a sunday while people cheered and waved palms. he was crucified that friday. palm sunday begins the holiest week in the christian calendar. holy thursday comment commemorates the last supper. good friday remembers the crucifixion and easter sunday focuses on the resurrection. >>> artifacts from the titanic are standing the test of time. we'll show you thousands of items from the wreckage up on the auction block hundreds of years after the ship sank. >>> kentucky fan goes wild, the campus gets out of control after their team's big win on the news edge at 11:00.  [ male announcecer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪

they will continue to operate flights out of sfo and minetta san jose. >> pope benedict is calling onhe syrian a regime to comply with international demands to end the bloodshed and begin dialogue. >>> following the tra dils easter mass, celebration at st. peter's square. he denounced terrorist attacks in nigeria. a car bomb this morning killed 38 people in nigeria. the pope struggled with a hoarse voice after conducting a three hour mass. >>> right now, glide memorial church annual easter celebration is under way featuring the glide ensemble choir and band. a free hot breakfast for the homeless is wrapping up and fried chicken dinner will be served from 11:30 to 1:30. they provide free meals in the tenderloin each year and has been serving the community for 45 years. >>> lisa argen is now with a preview of the accu-weather forecast for easter sunday. >> lisa: 50 in san francisco and oakland and san jose. right now from emeryville, you can see the sunshine. 40 in san rafael. enjoy today. don't get used to it. forecast is coming up. >> carolyn: phil mickelson sets ztzp now on verizon's

. >> pope benedict kick off holy week celebrations with on sunday mass in st. peter's square this morning looking rested after his recent trip to cuba, the pope said that cuban officials have agreed to his request to make good friday holiday. thousands of pilgrims from around the world came to the vatican for ceremonies >> is unbelievable actually. if you see how many people come together here to celebrate. it is beautiful >> in his sermon, the pope preached unity of all humanity and respect for all different cultures. new video shows the heroic acts of a school bus driver on the day tornadoes ripped through indiana. nearly one month ago this is what it looked like from inside a school bus when a twister hit the town of and rebuilt. the driver quickly made the decision to head back to the school. >> everybody stayed together. right now, go. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, ago go go >> all of the children made it off the best and just three minutes later the bus was blown away, slamming into a car before crashing into a restaurant. the storm that blew through the bay

. >>> john paul ii may be one of the most beloved popes of all time, and he seemed to be on the fastsainthood. find out why the vatican may be standing in his way. >>> it's about 30 minutes past the hour. welcome back. i'm randi kaye. thanks for staying with us. >>> checking top stories now. a historic election in myanmar today. opposition leader aung san suu kyi is one of those vying for parliamentary seats in a country led by military for decades. suu kyi spent years under house arrest following a landslide victory by her party in 1990. ♪ >>> music pioneer earl scruggs will be laid to rest later this afternoon in nashville. scruggs, whose distinctive ban joe style can be heard on the theme song of "beverly hillbillies" is considered one of the creators of bluegrass. scruggs died wednesday of natural causes. he was 88. >>> mitt romney and rick santorum are courting voters in wisconsin today. the state's presidential primary is tuesday. romney says a win in wisconsin would put him on the way to securing the nomination before the august convention. voters in maryland and d.c. will als

the pope hand pick this is person. and this person decides when the pope is dead. he hits him three times in the head with a silver hammer and calls out his baptismal way. which is carried over from the romans. even today, the pope is dead until he says he's dead. >> saturday night at 10:00 eastern. the ever changing description of death and his controversial argument that the business of organ harvesting is blurring the line. also weekend on book tv, former pennsylvania senator arlen specter on the split between old guard members of his party and those supported by the tea party. book tv. every weekend on c-span 2. tuesday is the deadline to file federal income tax returns. he testified before a house ways and means sub committee about this year's tax filing season. louisiana congressman chaired the hearing. >> a hearing on the internal revenue services fiscal year 2013 budget request and the 2012 tax filing season. hard working american taxpayers have faced incredible challenges over the last several years. many have struggled with unemployment, sluggish economic

the pope said this isn't a very good principle. because the 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 real