trading in the pope mobile for the pope moped. what else is he doing? >> paying his hotel bill after becoming pope. >> jon: popes didn't use to pay their hotel bills? [laughter] the other popes when did they do when they went to check out just like -- [laughter] hey, this things got no pockets what are you going to do? this pope francis seems like a breath of fresh air. i like. this he prefers the title of bishop of rome simpler and less majestic than pope or his holiness. >> jon: please his holiness lives in florida. [ laughter ] basically everything pope francis does is a standing reproach to the more flashy style of predecessor. i'm not saying pope benedict did it but every time he went to mexico kids hit him with sticks hoping jewels would pour out. what is the most unbenedict-like thing pope francis could do? >> instead of washing the feet of 12 priests on holy thursday he disregarded the cut of yom and washed the feet of 12 prisoners including a muslim woman. >> jon: i don't see anybody's religion, just 24 really dirty feet or 120 very dirty toes.

paying his hotel bill after becoming pope. choosing a simple apartment over the grand papal residence and today accepting a soccer jersey from his favorite team. but the reviews are not universally positive. traditionalist catholics, those who advocate to return to pre--v pre--vat pre--vatty -- pre-vaticans noted the changing direction from the pope's predecessor benedict xvi. so far the changes have been masses of style, not doctrine. vatican watchers are now waiting to see how pope francis tackles the many pressing issues facing the catholic church. nbc news, london. >>> as you heard, the pope singled out north and south korea in his prayers today. with good reason there, tensions there escalating. just this weekend, north korea said the two countries were quote in a state of war." ian williams continues to follow all of this for us from south korea tonight. >> reporter: you know, peter, a strange thing happened today. there were no new blood curdling threats from the young north korean leader. until now the violent rhetoric

lois pope calls it outrageous and said it was pope's idea to take owl the policy. perhaps because this is one of the nastiest feud's around -- >> now the family that founded it sold the company is having to deal with what they've been giving out for so many years. >> reporter: lois has accused him of an extravagant and excessive lifestyle. he accuses her of hording money. >> my new team of investigators and attorneys have found all these things that were wrong, theft, fraud, tax evasion and all these things. >> reporter: but he does say she spends lavishly on herself, including a pair of $22 million jets, one for her and one for her 18 dogs. yes, 18 of them. and she seems to dole out $100,000 mercedes to their staff like candy. >> she points to my excessive lifesty lifestyle. and no one is perfect. i'm honest about mine. >> reporter: the "enquirer" has broken its share of gossip about the rich and famous. to the tiger woods sex scandal. but the story of the tabloid's former owners? it's as juicy as it gets. this unholy war has festered since paul pope's father died

then, are how will the new pope change the catholic church? as the world celebrates easter pope francis must shepherd the church out of scandal. we will talk with the archbishop of washington. plus, north korea enters a state of war against south korea. we will ask our sunday panel have the firey threats reached the danger point? and our power player of the week, 9 untold story of how a doctor saved the life of ronald reagan. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: hello again and happy easter from hannon: andnda ooton arom fox news in washington. after months of debate, the senate is finally ready to vote on new gun control legislation. one of the people at the center of the issue is mark kelly, retired astronaut and navy captain and the husband of former congress woman gabby giffords who was shot two years ago. captain kelly joins us from tucson, arizona. after newtown there was internationalout rage over -- national outrage over the acts of mass violence but that has begun to change. cbs has a new poll just aicaler the massacre 57% su

>>> the new pope delivers his first easter mass, and he shows once again that he is a pope of the people. >>> a cnn crew caught in the middle of a fire fight between u.s. forces and the taliban. you won't want to miss next conclusive story. hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. you're live in the cnn newsroom. a texas prosecutor shot and killed in his own home almost two months after his colleague was murdered outside the courthouse. here's what we now know. police have no suspects and no real motive for three murders in kaufman county, texas. longtime district attorney mike mcclelland and his wife cynthia were found dead in their home last night. a source says investigators found shell casings from a semiautomatic rifle. two months ago mcclelland vowed to put away the scum who murdered his assistant d.a. mark hasse. right now officials are not linking the killings. authorities with beefing up security for other county officials. cnn's ed lavandera is tracking this story in kaufman, texas, tonight. ed? >> reporter: in two months two high-profile prosecutors and the wife of one of those prosecu

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these statements by the pope about his favorite artist are significant in two ways.hey were prophetic of the prodigious role bernini would play in his works for urban and the succeeding popes for a period of 60 years. rome was transformed into a modern city replete with public monuments meant not just for the elite but for everyone to admire and enjoy. the open arms of the vast porticos in front of saint peter's convey exactly this sense of outreach beyond the traditional bonds of society to include every individual in a universal embrace. this concern is made visible in what bernini described as "his least bad work." the cornaro family chapel, dedicated to 16th-century spanish mystic saint teresa of avila, which bernini created about 1650 in the church of santa maria della vittoria in rome. our eyes are met by those of the cardinal patron who looks out from among his ancestors and accompanies the visitor down the nave to view the chapel from the center of the crossg. there we are confronted with a spectacle of truly cosmic proportions. in the pavement before the alt

i think pope john paul ii, pope benedict and now pope francis have this incredible challenge to tellhe world the church is serious about the sexual child abuse of minors. but at the same time i've got to tell you we've got to face this issue in society. we've got to look at it not just as a church issue. we need to look at it as something that's affecting all of our churches, our synagogues, our religious institutions, our schools, our parks, wherever young children are, wherever there are minors there are vulnerable people. people that need our help and protection. so i think the church's call is something that is positive, but people want to see more than just a call. people want to see some new action. i think that's what's going to be the biggest challenge for pope francis now. what new action will actually take place? >> and, reverend, do we know what his position is when it comes to, i mean, there's been a lot of legal action out of cases and those kinds of things whether or not he believes in prosecuting and not only kicking these priests out of the church but also prosecuting

>> pope francis used an open air pope mobile to wave to the crowd gathered in saint peter's square. >> >> local parishioners and visitors from around the world celebrated at saint mary's cathedral in san francisco. >> reporter: parishioners and visitors packed the pews in san francisco, celebrating the first easter mass with the new leader of their faith. >> very humble and i like that. >> he was raised in argentina in the poor area. he knows how it is. >> we are looking forward to his leadership. >> reporter: on this easter sunday, some expressed hopes that the new leader 0 of their church would make some changes >> i think it's a chance to be transformative, hopefully, he will do some liberal progressive reforms. >> reporter: the monsignor said that pope francis has changed the way he related to catholic followers. >> he addresses to more simply and makes very humble simple gestures. >> reporter: when it comes to dramatic changes, it is believed pope francis will adhere to tradition. >> he is going to continue to teach things that are not popular in our culture and i pray that peopl

pope and change. pope and change. pope and change.e, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] yes, he is -- he is cardinal jorge mario bergoglio. he is from argentina. and tens of millions -- yes. tens of millions hispanics celebrated the new pope, and that was just here in l.a., okay? that's not even counting -- [ laughter ] no, people all over the world, of course, celebrate differently. in rome, they prayed. in dublin, they sang. in new york, they chugged super sized mountain dews, you know? the big -- [ laughter ] actually, it's pretty exciting. it was a great ceremony. the pope went out on the balcony, and beyonce lip-synched the vatican anthem. did you see that, when she lip -- [ laughter ] thought that was fantastic. oh, boy. [ cheers and applause ] and man, all those -- did you see all the followers at st. peter's square? i haven't seen that many people praying together since that carnival cruise. [ laughter ] my god. you know, i was surprised at how media savvy this new pope is. he immediately changed his facebook status

since he became pope, pope francis has veered from tradition and many hope this is a sign he'll usher in substantial church reform. cbs news, rome. >> pope francis says he won't be moving into the residents, but will instead stay in the two-room apartment that he's already living in inside the vatican. >>> lawmakers are getting closer to a deal on immigration this weekend. a group of senators, four from each party cleared a major hurdle with business and leader groups. they agreed to a new visa program for low-skilled workers. a bill being hammered out that would increase the border security and a path to citizenship for 11 million people. >> every major policy issue has been resolved on the gang of 8. now, we all agree we're not going to come to a final agreement until we see the draft legislative language and we agree on that. >> the gang of 8 say that the proposal is likely to evolve the other members of congress as they weigh in on the issues. there are hopes that the vote could happen on the senate floor in may. >>> a community on edge and in shock after the murder of the promine

. >>> pope francis celebrating his first easter as pontiff. the message he delivered in his own style. >>> who got hit. tell me who got hit. >>> exclusive video of offers responding to an officer down. the situation officers found themselvess in prompting the shooting. >>> plus we uncover more questionable use of money at the port of oakland. why some say the spending is a strike against free speech. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. >>> pope francis celebrated his first easter service. his service was shortened from the usual two hours to 1-1/2. the pope asked for catholics to pray for reconciliation between north and south korea. >> for dear syria. for its people. how much blood h

a quarter of a million welcomed pope francis as he delivered his first easter mass. the faithful lining st. peter's square to hear a message calling for peace. he appealed for peace between israelis and palestinians, for refugees pleaing syria and what could be the next big conflict for reconciliation between north and south korea. >> we wanted to come and get the blessing from the pope and feel the love and community here toda today, and that's what we did. we're hoping this will be a new sign for world peace. >> pope francis urged the faithful to be good stewards for nature. nbc's claudia lobango was in st. francis square. >> reporter: it was short, simple, somber. once again, it touched the hearts of thousands of people who came here to see him by getting off the pope mobile to go and kiss a disabled man in the crowd. >> reporter: it's an informal style that is proving popular, paying his hotel bill after becoming a pope. choosing a simple apartment over the grand papal residence and accepting a soccer jersey from his favorite team. but the reviews are not univers

so, the pope after mass begins the tour around the square in the pope mobile and you know, a lot of peoplehere, a quarter million people, there are flags waving and people are cheering and there's music. and so sometimes you're looking at jumbotron and sometimes you're looking at the crowd and spying the pope, the pope mobile where it's happening. and so, when he picked up my son and embraced him, i was initially unaware of it, i wasn't looking at the big monitor in the square. and all of a sudden my son lucas says, it's dominic. and i thought he was talking about my wife. he'd seen my wife moving through the crowd with dominic i started looking for him. and my son said, the pope is holding dominic and i beheld this grand moment and moved to tears with my son. it's a great memory. i will cherish that memory forever, discovered it through my other son lucas telling me it's dominic, what a memory. >> megyn: i feel like the pope, your son and your family gave us all a special gift in thatmoment. it wasn't just, it wasn't just you that felt it. we were all feeling it, watching that video. and

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he is the pope . the pope can make his own choices in the very end of this. butine for the vatican, i think the idea itself as one official described is innovative and the idea came to benedict prior to the conclave with the card nams gather to talk about how the church tablingings the next step forward . that's where he got the idea. >> uma: what are you doing in rome? >> good question. i am here moderating a fascinating conference on adult stem cells which is a extraordinary field of medicine and growing stem cells and we had a papal audience request that was not fulfilled today and you can therorize why that did not happen because of the announcement that we are talking about. it would appear you don't want to cloud the pope's message with anything but this news and those who observe the vatican, this could be first ever many decisions that come from this brand new pope, now 30 days old. >> fascinating indeed. >> uma: bill, we thank you for much and appreciate the breaking news from rorm. >> great to talk to you uma. >> uma: a controversial report address

while the pope was creating people yesterday, a physically disabled boy was passed to him and pope francisng and kissing the boy there and francis's face lighting up with joy. >> good to see you both. >> he's very excited. >> good to see you. how are you? >> tell us what happened, how it unfolded. >> very unexpected. i went in with my son and left the rest of my family in the crowd and there was a very kind usher named augustineo that seated us and i think he got it in his head that dominique needed to be kissed by the pope. so he actually repositioned us to the corner of the aisles and when the pope came by, he actually never turned and looked at us. we really lifted him up and hi never looked at else and he apologized and i thought that was great, it's fine. but then when we got wished that he was coming around the second time, he basically half held him with me and the ushers, the other ushers really got in on the action and they really got the pope mobile to stop because he looked like he was going to pass again. and then augustineo just raised him up. >> what does that mean for you? >

pope john paul was beatified in 2011 after pope benedict confirm his mirsfirst miracle.u a thofr author of "invite the vatican" joins us. everybody wants to know what this second miracle is. do you have any insight into that? >> we know in order to be canonized the pope needs a second miracle, a miracle by god attributed to his intercession. what we've heard is that this has now been reviewed this miracle, this healing has been reviewed by a committee of seven doctors who have determined that they have no scientific explanation for why this person was cured. so it looks like he's on the fast track for becoming a saint, being declared a saint, maybe as early as october. >> so remind us of the first miracle. there was a nun with parkinson's disease. doctors thought she had. she prayed to pope john paul for a cure. supposedly she was cured. is that right? that was the first miracle. >> that's correct. and what the church does is it requires that these alleged miracles be investigated by medical experts, that the x-rays blood tests, everything medical records be reviewed by

>> i love the new pope. >> jimmy: what do you like about him?gentinian. he's a secelebate who loves to tango. he's a man of the people. he says he will not wear fur on his cape. it's true. >> jimmy: no fur on the cape. >> unless he has lady gaga tickets. >> jimmy: is that right? you, by the way -- we do have something in common and we share a keyboard player. he tours with you. >> we were just in detroit in the opera house. >> jimmy: what can people see when they see you live with jeff playing keyboard, what are you doing? >> i am on a cash run. >> jimmy: is this just for money? a money thing you do? >> no, because i love the people. >> jimmy: like the pope. what goes on at this show? >> i do characters. it's a party with marty. and it is always -- because a lot of it is improvised. you just don't know what you're doing. you're faking it and sometimes you go -- we were in detroit and i was doing all these chris christie jokes. and everything was going fine. if he becomes president he will be the first oval in the oval office and it's all fine an

. >>> hopeful words from pope francis as he celebrated mass on the steps of st. peter's today, speaking of his hope for peace in north korea and syria, as well. but it was what the pope did with the people outside the vatican that resonated among catholics on this easter across the globe. abc's alex perez in rome for us this evening. >> reporter: proving again that his papacy will be different and personal, pope francis joined the crowd at st. peter's square easter sunday, smiling, embracing the faithful. at one point, accepting a soccer jersey of a popular team in his native argentina. and stopping for poignant moments like this one, when he embraced and kissed a disabled child. a massive estimated crowd of 250,000 packed the square. a sign, experts say, of the pope's appeal. >> you have to really go back to the funeral of john paul ii in 2005, or maybe the beatification of john paul ii after his death, to find crowds similar to this. >> reporter: many arrived before sunrise just to see francis celebrate his first easter mass as pope. ♪ in the three weeks since

. >>> in vatican city pope francis making a private visit to the tomb of pope john paul ii tuesday night marking the eighth anniversary of john paul's death. >> pope francis waited for the basilica to close to the public before kneeling in silent prayer. >>> in south africa the news about nelson mandela is encouraging. the government says mandela is making steady progress and doing much better. >> he's been treated of course for pneumonia since being admitted to the hospital late last month the former president and nobel peace prize winner is of course revered in south africa indeed right around the world. >>> and if you weigh more, should you actually have to pay more when you fly? this is very controversial. >> we've been talking about this all day around the newsroom. >> keep skinny. this is a new policy. samoa airline has now begun to charge passengers according to their weight. this is how folks are reacting to it. >> i don't think it's really fair because it's skinny people will be paying less and bigger people will be paying a whole lot more. >> might benefit families, makes it ea

now there's a new pope, pope francis has a history of opposing contraception.es that make you feel? >> well, i always hope that, you know, there's always room for change and always room for adopting policies that help the most poor, which are women and children. family planning is a great way to limit the size of family and to promote people being able to better their lives. >> in a cnn/orc poll in march 76% of u.s. catholics, they said the pope should allow catholics to use birth control. so clearly people don't agree with these teachings. do you still think your message is still relevant? >> well, i think it is relevant because of the way that this story has been embraced by the world. i absolutely think it's time for this dialogue. and i think that because of the ti timing in the pass over of the role of being pope from benedict to francis that it gave an opportunity for the voice of question to come forward. and i think that 76% of americans that were polled -- american catholics, is a great statement towards the type of change that people here would like t

pope francis i is now the first ever pope from the americas. time of great transition for the catholic church. no one i would rather discuss that with than my next guest. i am very pleased to be joined here on current tv by the president of the catholic league mr. bill donohue. it is nice to meet you. >> thank you. thank you so much. pleasure to be on with you. >> john: propose francis. this man has the potential to move the catholic church forward in many exciting ways. i thought it was past east, there was no more clear sign of that than the photos the vatican released of the pope visiting a prison and kissing the feet of convicted criminals including women criminals muslim criminals. what do you think pope francis means for the future of the catholic children? >> i do think he is going to make some changes. some of them are long overdue. he has to begin with the bureaucracy. which has gotten far too comfortable which leads to corruption. i hope he shakes things up and brings with him a whole stock of men and women from buenos aires. there ar

>> pope francis used an open air pope mobile to wave to the crowd gathered in saint peter's square. >> >> local parishioners and visitors from around the world celebrated at saint mary's cathedral in san francisco. >> reporter: parishioners and visitors packed the pews in san francisco, celebrating the first easter mass with the new leader of their faith. >> very humble and i like that. >> he was raised in argentina in the poor area. he knows how it is. >> we are looking forward to his leadership. >> reporter: on this easter sunday, some expressed hopes that the new leader 0 of their church would make some changes >> i think it's a chance to be transformative, hopefully, he will do some liberal progressive reforms. >> reporter: the monsignor said that pope francis has changed the way he related to catholic followers. >> he addresses to more simply and makes very humble simple gestures. >> reporter: when it comes to dramatic changes, it is believed pope francis will adhere to tradition. >> he is going to continue to teach things that are not popular in our culture and i pray that peopl

the pope prayed before the tomb of john paul ii, on the eighth anniversary of his death. the day before he became the first pope to visit excavations of the tomb of saint peter, under the basilica named for him. >>> also this week, the vatican responded to questions about why pope francis usually speaks prayers rather than singing or chanting them. the spokesman said he believed it was due to a hoarseness in the pope's voice, in an earlier interview francis called himself tone deaf. we have a sry today about lecting bies bex in india. the practice may be illegal, but many indian families consistently manage to have fewer girl babies than boys. >>> for some months puja, a 22-year-old mother of three has been coming to this crisis counseling center in a lower middle class neighborhood of delhi. puja is trying to keep her family together, her husband and in-laws with whom she lived in the common tradition here, threw her out of the house, the problem? all three of her children are girls. >> translator: the family says they need sons to carry on their name. and since i have o

he's been pope for three weeks. not three months. not three years. three weeks.cally, what has he done? we heard about he went to a prison. he didn't go to an adult prison. went to a youth prison. he washed the feet of adolescents. that's a symbol of service but also of reconciliation. then we saw that image in st. peter's square. he lifted up that disabled young man, embraced him, blessed him. these are symbolic gestures toward the youth. we can't miss that. then today he calls in the head of the cdf, the congregation for the doctrine of the faith, the sex crimes prosecutor and says i'm going to make the bishop's counsels mark decisively and determinently with sex abuse as the issue. so these, i think, for three weeks i mean they're remarkable. it's no the just talk. it is gesture and action as well. >> i mean i take your point. and just for those of you at home who don't recall exactly when he washed the feet of the youth at that detention center, there were females' feet he washed which upset some traditionalists and muslims and other nonchristians. it was abs

. >> this easter was the first for pope francis who celebrated with thousands of the faithful. ♪.orter: more than a quarter million people throangd st. peter's square from around the world as pope francis celebrated the first easter mass of his papacy. and keeping with his theme of simplicity, he chose to wear plain white vestments. he tweeted, accept jesus into your life, even if you have been far away. he awaits you with open arms. >> the first pope that isn't european, and a whole new vibe into the vatican. a pretty big deal for most people here. reporter: and in a now characteristic break with tradition, pope francis moved among the thousands in an open car, waving, kissing baby, and embracing a disabled child. president obama delivered easter greetings as he led the first family to sunday mass at st. john's episcopal church. >> in brit dan it -- britain it was a royal easter in winsor, leaving church, the queen was greeted by children with flowers in california, the easter bunny dropped in for a visit from 4,000 feet. the landing by a hare. some 40,000 easter eggs came by spe

it's not every day that someone's son gets kissed by the pope.or and you dominic, especially for dominic? >> you know, it was really moving and really moving. dominic is a people person, but he understand that that was exceptionally special and you can see that in the picture and the video. he broke out in a huge smile and wrapped his arm around the pope. that was very moving as a mother. for my family to see that was a beautiful moment even for the people around. there was not a dry eye around us. it was really, really moving. >> we're saw his arm around him and saw the big beautiful smile come from dominic's face. that was very, very powerful. did you have any idea that that might happen when you went there yesterday? >> no. i didn't even know if we were going to get seating. we left a lot later than we expected. i have four other children and when we got to the piazza, it was packed. really at my older children's bidding, we sent my husband out scouting to see if we can get in and found the entrance and told we had to be separate and only one

but, the pope is italian. >> jimmy: is that right?rom italian decent, so he talks like -- [ with italian accent ] hey, what's-a matter for you? like that. i should know, i'm half italian. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: we can cut this all later. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: no, we can't. ♪ [ light laughter ] thank you, slugs, for being homeless snails. [ laughter and applause ] what a great crowd, they feel bad for snails and slugs. >> steve: aww. you're so cute. >> jimmy: i love my audience. they feel bad. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ they feel bad for slugs. they feel bad for those slugs. >> steve: aww, poor little slugs. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the occasional lunch salad, for being an early heads-up to my body that i plan on eating like crap for dinner. >> steve: i just had a salad for lunch. three burritos. crust -- stuffed crust. >> jimmy: double the crust. >> steve: we get a calking gun for of cheese. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we just bag up the ingredients in gallon zip-lock bags and you eat it yourself. we don't even make the pizz

you know pope frank, the new pope frank is -- i like that.rently among pope watchers. is that what people call -- i don't know. something. >> catholics. >> has there ever been a pope seth? >> stephanie: i don't know. pope francis won over many hopes and minds with serving the world's poorest. what? that's crazy. [ cuckoo clock chimes ] >> stephanie: he's doing stuff that jesus talked about which is really throwing them off and the whole people watcher world. but he's devastated traditionalist catholics who adore popes benedict for restoring the pomp to the papacy. francis' decision to disregard church law and watch the feet of two girls -- [ buzzer ] >> hang on. >> were they in catholic school outfits? [ laughter ] >> the slutty kind? >> stephanie: two girls serbian muslim and an italian catholic has become something of the final straw. evidence that francis has little or no interest in one of the key priorities reviving the second traditions of the catholic church. can i just say one other thing for a church that's really anti-gay, this stuf

pope francis made his way through st.peter's square after celebrating his first easter mass on sunday and this. mingling with the crowd the pope em graced and kissed a boy with c p. he was 8-year-old dominic from rhode island. his mother was stunned. >> not in a million years really did i expect to end the easter sunday mass with a kiss from the pope. it was very beautiful. >>reporter: it was. lack at the joy on dominic's face. as the crowd handed him up to the pope for a hug. you can see how emotional it was especially for those seeing the embrace first hand. powerful moment it must have been. >> president obama helped comfort small boy at today white house easter egg roll. thousands of people crowded on to the south lawn for the he convenient. 5-year-old donovan frasier of scranton, pennsylvania upset after rolling game. president stepped in to make sure he was doing all right. event featured live music sports cooking and story telling as well as the egg roll. it's the 135 year of the white how's ter egg roll. fun momen

jerusalem forn jam you jum us tonight. >> pope francis i used his first easter as pope to call for peace in the world, specifically praying for peace on the korean peninsula and urging both sides to renew its spirit of regula reconciliatio. since be hing elected three weeks ago, francis placed a special emphasis on helping the poor and those in need. breaking with catholic tradition on thursday by washing the feet of both men and women during the holy thursday service. he also prayed for those suffering in syria and here in the holyland. meanwhile, protestants and catholics celebrated easter in jerusalem with services at the church, the site where christians believe jesus was crucified, buried and resurrected. in iraq, christians flocked to churches amidded extremely tight security. several hundred catholics wore worshiped at saint joseph's church in baghdad. >> harris: news of progress toward a deal. one senator, republican marco rubio is warning any kind of history making agreement is premature. we are are learning there is a marriage compromise between business owners and labor groups

. ♪ pope edition! folks, i was willing to give pope francis a chance, but it's been two weeks.laughter] and there's been one insult to tradition after another. first, the night he was chosen, pope francis emerged wearing a simple white cassock, instead of the traditional ermine-trimmed velvet mozzetta. [laughter] come on! are you the vicar of christ, or the spokesman for linens 'n' things? [laughter] now benedict knew how to rock it! i say you're not really the head of the catholic church unless you look like you're in a liberace cover band! [laughter] but il papa saved his biggest insult for easter weekend. >> there's already been one substantive change that has annoyed traditionalists: the way he included two women in a holy week ceremony representing the moment when christ washed the feet of his 12 disciples-- all men. >> some church conservatives say the change sets a bad example. >> some are saying why were there women there? >> stephen: yeah, why were there women there? [laughter] it was re-enacting a event from the new testament. and there are no women in the gospels. [l

i love the new pope. not the name he picked, which was amazing and fantastic. >> jimmy: you don't like francis? >> they just made to big of a deal of it. his real name is jorge bergoglio, which sounds like an expensive pair of shoes. >> jimmy: i wonder if his mom will insist on calling him jorge or switch to francis? >> well, she would have to be about 130 now. you don't get that job as a young man. >> jimmy: you made a documentary "religulous." it was terrific, very well done. >> yeah. and you know, those themes we explored in that movie, they're always timeless. they come back. we did something on the show cently when we were talking about the new pope talking about the fact that most people think everything in the catholic tradition -- and when there's a new pope and the media is all over this -- comes directly from jesus or the bible. not that the bible itself isn't a bunch of insane bronze age mulark mularkey. >> jimmy: i keep waiting for lightning. >> don't give me that look. but, you know, i think

pope francis made his way through st.'s square after celebrating his first easter mass on sunday and this. mingling with the crowd the pope em graced and kissed a boy with c p. he was 8-year-old dominic from rhode island. his mother was stunned. >> not in a million years really did i expect to end the easter sunday mass with a kiss from the pope. it was very beautiful. >>reporter: it was. lack at the joy on dominic's face. as the crowd handed him up to the pope for a hug. you can see how emotional it was especially for those seeing the embrace first hand. powerful moment it must have been. >> president obama helped comfort small boy at today white house easter egg roll. thousands of people crowded on to the south lawn for the he convenient. 5-year-old donovan frasier of scranton, pennsylvania upset after rolling game. president stepped in to make sure he was doing all right. event featured live music sports cooking and story telling as well as the egg roll. it's the 135 year of the white how's ter egg roll. fun moment on

pope francis led his first easter sunday mass as leader of the roman catholic church.s of thousands packed saint peter's square to hear the pope deliver his sermon and prayers. >> take a look at this view. it is no wonder that so many people. with 300 people made their way here this morning >> with bagpipes they made the 20 minute trek. >> is a bit of a sacrifice of sleep but it is great. >> if this beautiful this cross and the center of the city that nobody knows about. >> this is one of the biggest cross in the united states this was dedicated in 1934. >> with different community groups people come from all over northern california. and for many this service is now a tradition. >> happy easter. >> the champagne toast even cooking up some pancakes. >> my sister and friends will love it is a tradition. >> i think that might be 10 years. >> 40 years. >> this is many a perfect place to praised the lord. >> it is a long walk a very inspirational. to come up and see the worship. >> this was the 91st service it is only health care once per year. if you want to see what this

it's not every day that someone's son gets kissed by the pope. like for and you dominic, especially for dominic? >> you know, it was really moving and he w moving and really moving. dominic is a people person, but he understand that that was exceptionally special and you can see that in the picture and the video. he broke out in a huge smile and wrapped his arm around the pope. that was very moving as a mother. for my family to see that was a beautiful moment even for the people around. there was not a dry eye around us. it was really, really moving. >> we're saw his arm around him and saw the big beautiful smile come from dominic's face. that was very, very powerful. did you have any idea that that might happen when you went there yesterday? >> no. i didn't even know if we were going to get seating. we left a lot later than we expected. i have four other children and when we got to the piazza, it was packed. really at my older children's bidding, we sent my husband out scouting to see if we can get in and found the entrance and told we had to be

pope francis made his way through st.'s square after celebrating his first easter mass on sunday andg mingling with the crowd the pope em graced and kissed a boy with c p. he was 8-year-old dominic from rhode island. his mother was stunned. >> not in a million years really did i expect to end the easter sunday mass with a kiss from the pope. it was very beautiful. >>reporter: it was. lack at the joy on dominic's face. the crowd handed him up to the pope for a hug. you can see how emotional it was especially for those seeing the embrace first hand. powerful moment it must have been. >> president obama helped comfort small boy at today white house easter egg roll. thousands of people crowded on to the south lawn for the he convenient. 5-year-old donovan frasier of scranton, pennsylvania upset upset after rolling game. president stepped in to make sure he was doing all right. event featured live music sports cooking and story telling as well as the egg roll. it's the 135 year of the white how's ter egg roll. fun moment on th

talks to her head , this new pope talks to your heart. ismy definition of peace excepting all religions. sunday marks the resurrection of jesus christ, a joyous celebration for roman catholics. on this day st. peter's square was decorated with 14,000 flowers from holland. the person who designed the display had the privilege of meeting pope francis, which made her rethink her belief. >> it was really amazing. i never thought about becoming catholic. i am not sure if it is going to happen, of course, but already the thought of it. >> so many people in such a short time -- many now expect on to get down to business the very sensitive issues of reform and clean up of the church. his humility and simplicity will be the driving force to implement much awaited changes. al jazeera, the vatican city. >> more on the program, including flying the flag for justice. we speak to a syrian journalist and aleppo who says so-called liberators are as brutal as government forces. in spain, migrants say it is slim pickings when it comes to working conditions