art pope is victorious.were not privy to the conversation between art pope and jordan but we know this. according to the folks at the institute for southern studies, pope, his family and pope-backed groups spent more than $107,000 on jordan's behalf in the 2010 election cycle that launched his career. who knows if that came out. joining me is chris, executive director of the institute for southern studies, a non-profit media research and policy center that focuses on the southern region of the u.s. chris, my first question for you is what is the significance of this public election bill for judges? why did it exist? why was it so popular? why did art pope want to kill it? >> well, people all over the country ask me, what is happening in north carolina? wasn't this a moderate southern state? didn't it vote for obama once? and i tell them, one of the biggest things that happened was art pope. and if you haven't heard of that name, it's not your fault. it's because he quietly over the last ten years erected the

in fact, for centuries, the pope was called "the king pope."tle by little, the king pope established his own empire. at its peak in the 1600s, these "papal states," as they were called, encompassed much of the italian peninsula. when the modern nation of italy unified in the late 1800s, it absorbed most of the papal states, including the city of rome, but the pope held out. for 60 years, the pope was holed up here, behind the vatican walls. finally, in 1929, the pope and mussolini signed the lateran treaty, establishing the vatican as its own nation. the garden-like core of the country, where serious administration takes place, is closed to the public. the vatican military is made up of the swiss guard. in 1506, the pope imported mercenaries from switzerland who were known for their loyalty and their courage. today, about a hundred swiss soldiers, clad in their flamboyant renaissance-style uniforms, still protect the pope, keep the crush of visitors as orderly as possible, and patiently answer tourists' questions. piazza san pietro sits on what

worldwide, there have been lots of discussions and speeches, both pope benedict and now pope francis have discuss it had. discussed it. and there have been special prayer group and we encourage in the home. >> it sounds like it will be a good year and it sounds like a lot of hoot for the church. i think when we get back from our first break, we'll look into more about what is going on at the archdiocese, like what is happening there in the archdiocese in san francisco where the different parishes and the missions are going to celebrate the year of faith. stay tuned. ,, >>> welcome back to mosaic. our guest this morning is laura bettertony who is a fellow worker at the archdiocese and the interim director in the office of worship. so we spent the first segment talking about the year of faith and what it is and why we're having it and now we'll talk a little about what is going on in our own archdiocese to celebrate the year of faith. so what are the parishes and schools doing? >> the parishes have taken the year of faith and running with it. they're doing special series and prayer gro

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from the expression of the pope it is harder to know which one made him happier.far there is no word on whether he will take a spin around vatican city, but given his style, no one would be surprised if he did. allen pizzey, rome. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight, later on cbs "60 minutes," i am jeff glor, cbs news in new york, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night, and happy father's day. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in downtown san francisco. e latest on efforts to cap the leak -- and allow people too home... a brushfire threatens homes and keeps firefighters busyr crockett... the latest on efforts to put out the flam. bikers in rosary beads... the strange scene at the van -- and why they came for the pope's blessing. kpix 5 news is next. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. ,,,,,,,, a gas line tonight. it was ruptured today-- triggering in dowtown san >>> good evening. crews are working to repair a gas line tonight. it was ruptured today. triggering massive evacuation

they cheered as the pope took a surprised detour in his pope mobile to meet them. >> yes, it is beautiful. >> i did not expect the pope to be so near. i he was 4-5-meters away. it was really something amazing. >>> the leather clad and tattooed motorcycle crowd mingled with nuns and other faithful as the pope celebrated mass. >> we are all brothers here. >> the bikers are in rome for four days of celebrations marking harley-davidson's 110th anniversary. earlier this week the milwaukee- based company gave pope francis a motorcycle jacket. 35,000 bikers are are here in rome for the celebrations but only 1400 were given permission to park their bikes here at the vatican. many say this is the highlight of their trip. >> reporter: harley owners say riding is about brother hood. >> you don't have -- brother hood. >> you don't have to be a certain religion just a harley. that is all it is. >> -- bringing them together that is what it is about. >> reporter: back to you. >> it looks sunny rome. sunny here as well. things will change in the next couple of days. we have the forecast for your workweek

the pope took a surprising detour to greet them.were moved. >> beautiful. >> i didn't expect the pope to be so near. because we were standing here. i don't know, he was 4, 5 feet away. really something amazing. >> reporter: the motorcycle crowd mingled with the faithful as the pope celebrated mass. >> reporter: they are in rome marking harley davidsons' 110 anniversary. earlier this week the milwaukee based company gave pope francis two harley davidsons and a motorcycle jacket. 35,000 bikers are here for the celebration but only 1400 were given participation to park their bike here at the vatican. many say this is the highlight of their trip. they say riding is also about brotherhood. >> you don't have to be from a certain religion, breed, you just got to have a harley. >> eric: a >> reporter: bringing the catholic church and bikers together. >>> a woman won for the ladies in the 2013 wipro san francisco marathon today. ash ab finished -- anna bretan finished the race in 2 hours setting a new record. a native of nance was the first

during that time, pope francis enhanced his reputation as the people's pope.he pope blessed worshippers from a window overlooking st. peter's square during his traditional sunday appearance. later, he welcomed 250 disadvantaged children that arrived on a special train at st. peter's train station. in a short time, the pope's energetic, extraverted style has attracted many fans. amy kellogg has more on the pope's popularity. >> reporter: his warm, hearty embrace of an american boy with cerebral palsy may have been the first sign he seems to have genuine affection for people. doing, and it really ere about does come across that he cares. >> reporter: he recently plucked a boy with down's syndrome from the crowd, took him for a spin on the pope mobile. >> it is rare to see a pope do that, go off, kiss people that aren't able to get up and see him. i think that he is reaching out to a group of people that need him the most. >> reporter: maybe because he spends more time at weekly audience mingling than preaching, crowds on st. peters now reach 100,000, more than t

as alan pizzi reports pope francis marked the moment for the harley-davidson.asn't quite the usual sunday in st. peter's square. pope francis used his more see dade transport to review hundreds of harley-davidsons that lined the streets. it was an occasion to mark the machine's 110th anniversary. a far cry from the hell's angel's image long associated with the brand. badges, buttons and symbols. that said, outside the norms of everyday life, it's part of the attraction. phil dillon picked up his harley in germany. a present to himself for his 50th brd that's turned out more rewarding. he was chosen for a space on the pope's roof. >> this is a sticker that goes on your bike and this goes on your handlebars. >> is this to have your motorcycle blessed by the hope. >> i hope it in creases the value. >> reporter: it's hard to know which one made him happier. pope francis was presented with official harley rider colors along with two bikes. so far there's no word on whether he'll take a spin around vatican city, but given his style people would be surprised if he did

and the holy harleys, allen pizzey as pope francis blesses hundreds of motorcycles in st. peter's square. >> this is the cbs evening captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone, i am jeff glor, it is a country that always has been at a crossroads geographically, a gateway between europe and the middle east, tonight, turkey also appears to be in a crossroads politically as class clashes that began two weeks ago reached a new and dangerous level tonight, anti-government demonstrators called for a million people to protest in the center of istanbul, the government responded by blocking access and staging its own rally. all of this after a night of violent classes. we begin with holly williams. >> reporter: the police fired tear gas. and stormed into the heart of istanbul with rubber bullets and powerful water canons, the turkish police made sure all of the protesters were driven out. some took refuge in a nearby hotel. >> at the lobby came choked with tear gas there was mayhem, a team of volunteer doctors helped the wounded and

there's no pope within the muslim faith.re are different clerics different guys issues things inconsistent with each other. people advocating things inconsistent who are viewed as senior leadership and other view them as extremists. within our group, there is no hierarchy and no structure. on some level i wish there was because at least you could say this person came out and said someone does something it is part of our faith. it is a horrible person. you have a guy saying ridiculous things and it is up on the news. >> can you un-- someone on facebook? [ laughter ] >> john: elayne boosler wins with that. the catholic church, elaine, have a future or will the vatican eventually be some fringe? >> does it have a funeral? they're the richest organization in the world next to england. >> john: they're becoming a thirled world church. >> they're not. that's why they have a hispanic leader. they're reaching out and they're recruiting in countries that are maybe not white countries but they will be huge and they'll keep going. that

the riders cheered as the pope took a surprise detour in his popemobile to greet them. these harley owners from germany were moved. >> the hills are standing up. they are beautiful. >> i didn't expect the pope to be so near because we were standing here and he was -- i don't know -- 4 or 5 feet just away. so it was really something amazing. >> reporter: the leather clad and tattooed motorcycle crowd mingled with nuns and other faithful as the pope celebrated mass. >> it was fantastic and we are all brothers here. >> reporter: the bikers are in rome for four days of celebrations marking harley- davidson's 110th anniversary. earlier this week the milwaukee- based company gave pope francis two classic harleys and a motorcycle jacket. 35,000 bikers are here in rome for the celebration, but only 1,400 were given permission to park their bikes here at the vatican. many say this is a highlight of their trip. harley owners say riding is also about brotherhood. >> you don't have to be from a certain religion. you don't have to be from a certain color or breed. you just got to ha

but how did it go from being associated with violence to being blessed by the pope? >> are we bad guys? >> look at these wonderful people. [laughter] >> there are some guys who do it differently, but we are normal civilian guys having fun. when we get back, we put off our vests and thbercocome ramallah people -- normal people. >> we need protection on our journey. >> i also think we should never go faster than our guardian angel. >> on wednesday, the pope received two harley-davidson's and a leather jacket as gifts. on one of their official press onletins, it says, a harley the streets of the vatican city. they went from being the bad boys of the road to receiving official endorsement. >> welcome to the journal. these are the headlines this hour. a huge crowd rallied behind turkish prime minister recep tayyip erdogan after a police crackdown on protesters. a clash of personalities in germany's main opposition party ahead of national elections. formula one star tests his endurance in berlin.

. >>> pope francis grabbing world headlines again. this time with reports saying he confirms a so called gay lobby existing inside of the vatican. welcome to "around the world." . i'm suzanne malveaux. we begin with breaking news out of philadelphia. this is the family of that little girl in separate need of a lung transplant. they say she's found a donor and is in surgery this mother. her mother launched this effective campaign to change lung transplant rules. it moved up the 10-year-old up the list for transplant. the girl would have died soon without new lungs. jason carol joins us with good news. everybody was kind of hoping and waiting and seeing what would happen. this was rather a surprise. have you spoken with the mother? >> reporter: it was a surprise to the family and sarah had not been doing well. she had been very sick, in critical condition and had really been struggling all week and all of late last week. then imagine how the family felt when last night at about 10:30 doctors came in and gave them word that a lung donati

after a plea from pope john paul the second, the judge ordered her to spend 60 years in prison. her biggest advocate all this time has been the victims' grandson. >> first we just knew she had died. then we found out she was stabbed 33 times with a 12-inch butcher knife. our greatest concerns were for my father, who found my grandmother's body. for my mom. i became convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt my grandmother who actually have love and compassion for this young girl on death row. >> indiana changed its death row law while cooper was in jail. she is now being released with a support system of social workers. >>> people were allowed to head back to their homes tonight after wildfires in colorado are starting to be under control. firefighters contained about half of them sunday night. the worst fire in colorado history has burned close to 500 homes and killed two people. crews hope to fully contain the flames by thursday. >>> looking overseas the protests in turkish cities are far from slowing down. police fought off antigovernment protesters and successfully have forced the

i think that's fantastic. >> jimmy: i always stand with the pope. you have to stand with the pope.t the papal inaugural. >> jimmy: you were? >> yes, i was. >> jimmy: you were? >> it was great. but you should have seen the "vanity fair" party afterwards. >> jimmy: really? i was not invited to that. >> no, it was good. >> jimmy: you like the new pope? >> i love the new pope. >> jimmy: what do you like about him? >> well, i think -- first of all, he's argentinian. he's a celibate who loves to tango. it's true, it's true. apparently, it takes one to tango. >> jimmy: it's really different. >> i think 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. >> he will not wear fur on the cape unless he has lady gaga tickets. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: you by the way, we do have something in common. we share a keyboard player. jeff babco. >> the fabulous jeff babco. >> jimmy: 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

i wonder if it's weird for pope francis to have the old pope living there.ind of like if george bush moved into sasha and malia's tree house. the old pope is german, very traditional, very formal. the new pope is argentinian and lives very, very humbly. they're from two extremely different worlds but they are trying to make the best of it. >> in 2013, pope benedict left his papal residency. that request came from the vatican. with nowhere to go he turned to his old friend, pope francis. can two lifelong bachelors share an apartment without driving each other crazy? ♪ [ "the odd couple theme" ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: religious comedy. we need to take a break. when we come back from this break we are together going to witness chris christie killing a spider. is that good? i don't know. and rod stewart and edie falco are here too. so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ ♪ [ camera shutter clicking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] meet the best low-light smartphone camera. [ camera shutter clicking ] better than iphone. better t

the pope saw him admiring the pope mobile and asked him if he want today go for a ride. so you might notice the boy wearing an argentina soccer shirt. well, that explains the lucky break. >> it could, couldn't it? i hadn't noticed that one. the pope after all is from argentina. that will do it for you. now you know when you go to the vatican. >> yeah. sport the shirt there. the vatican says a miracle has taken place that's going to amaze the world. >> they say it's a miracle the late-pope john paul ii needs to actually be on the books for him to officially become a saint. let's go to john allen, our senior vatican analyst joining us. tell us about the miracle and how big a deal it is. >> hi there, michael and suzanne. well, it's a very big deal because as you say it clears the way for john paul ii to be formally declared a saint. the vatican hasn't revealed any details. they wait for the process to be completed typically. what we know on background is it apparently involves the healing of a woman in costa rica who was suffering from a severe brain injury who prayed to th

the vatican bank is directed by a group of five cardinals appointed by the pope. the commission of cardinals then appoints the bank's board of directors and their president. the bank's records are not made public and all information about its finances is based on guesswork or leaked information. despite continuing criticism, the banks leadership has denied allegations of criminal wrongdoing. john, who is he and what is his story? >> he has been a very important member of a key finance office within the vatican, not employed by the vatican bank. he came under suspicion six weeks ago when he transferred allegedly 600 million euros from an account at the vatican bank. he withdrew the money, he allegedly distributed it among friends, in turn for which he received checks and then he deposited at an italian bank. the italian authorities were onto him because of that. the vatican suspended him pending the investigation. now he is accused of something even more serious. that is, paying a member of the italian intelligence service to get this money that you just mentioned

the vatican bank is directed by a group of five cardinals appointed by the pope. the commission of cardinals then appoints the bank's board of directors and their president. the bank's records are not made public and all information about its finances is based on guesswork or leaked information. despite continuing criticism, the banks leadership has denied allegations of criminal wrongdoing. john, who is he and what is his story? >> he has been a very important member of a key finance office within the vatican, not employed by the vatican bank. he came under suspicion six weeks ago when he transferred allegedly 600 million euros from an account at the vatican bank. he withdrew the money, he allegedly distributed it among friends, in turn for which he received checks and then he deposited at an italian bank. the italian authorities were onto him because of that. the vatican suspended him pending the investigation. now he is accused of something even more serious. that is, paying a member of the italian intelligence service to get this money that you just mentioned

we will not see a radical change under this pope or any other pope as long as the system remains what it is, where this stratified society where clerics, priests, deacons, popes, bishops, cardinals are above other people and believing they are because the higher power made them that way, which is heiracy to say the least, and as long as there's that abuse of the behavior, we'll continue to see what we see. what i find profoundly amazing and have all these years, i've the had benefit of massive amount of graduate education, and i know pretty much about the church history, you know, what's happened, what has not happened, and how it's shaped, you know, civilization, done incredible things, and here we have probably one of the most profound changing taking place. it's not just calling to court, but there's a fundmental profound culture change with regard to the roman catholic church. if the differential element they used to enjoy is eroding, the playing field is becoming equal, and this is something that's mind boggling, and why is that happening? because of a bunch of men and women who

that is wild. >> i was waiting for the pope to jump on. that would have been cool. >> there is one thunderstorm. unsettled. we'll detail the forecast at 11:00. >> we'll see you for the nba finals tonight. >>> maryland's spotlight is all about maryland living. >> welcome to maryland's spotlight. i'm kim knight. i bet you didn't know this but the maryland school for the blind is 159 years old. hard to believe that abraham lincoln was a congressman at the time. well, here to talk about the mission is the president of the maryland school for the blind. thank you for being here today. >> i'm glad to be here. thanks for asking me. >> so much going on in 159 years. >> the school's mission is to make the students who attend independent. they con from all over the state, 24 local school systems so we're really the maryland school for the blind. we're one maryland in the sense that we serve all these students as you said for 159 years and i would say young because the school does have a bright future that we're very much looking forward too but it h

pope francis acknowledges the existence of gay lobbies.ed by saying this, there are holy people, truly holy people but there is corruption. they speak of a gay lobby and that is true, it is here. we have to see what we can do. the pope's remarks come months after reports that his predecessor may have been forced out by a gay group implicated in a leak scandal. out front tonight cnn contributor father beck. the vatican, they are not going to take it all on the pope's remark. when you hear gay lobby what might he be referring to? >> brook, of course, we have to assume that there are gay men, gay priests. 10% of the population is supposedly gay so probably 10% of those are gay. gay lobby i think is a confusing term. we use lobby to mean someone putting forth a certain agenda lobbying for a cause. gay lobby would mean lobbying for gay causes then they should be fired because they are doing a poor job of it with regard to the catholic church. so that is not what we are talking about. probably gay clique is a better word. the concern is this. if

yeah, it's beautiful. >> i did not expect the pope to be so near because he was standing here. i don't know, to create their way here. it was really something amazing. >> yeah, the biggest thing for them for the contact feature and we're all brothers here. >> you don't have to be from that. we have done it on a certain teller and just score. that is all it is. >> early this week, the milwaukee-based harley davidson company would give the pope two classic harleys and a motorcycle jacket. and looking forward to seeing them on one of those bikes. coming up tonight. new plan to help save the honey bee is creating a lot of buzz this weekend. we'll tell you about that and the other step in the cross country flight of the solar plane that will be completed. >>> and i hope that all the dance on out there would have a happy father's day as the weekend has been pretty good. some showers moving in today. getting a little break. but tracking even more storms on the way. i'll have all the details in your first alert forecast in ♪ ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/dcmetro. ♪ for

the vatican, they are not going to take it all on the pope's remark.hat might he be referring to? >> brook, of course, we have to assume that there are gay men, gay priests. 10% of the population is supposedly gay so probably 10% of those are gay. gay lobby i think is a confusing term. we use lobby to mean someone putting forth a certain agenda lobbying for a cause. gay lobby would mean lobbying for gay causes. if that's the case, they should be fired because they are doing a poor job of it with regard to the catholic church. probably a better word for it is gay clique. the concern is this. if there is, in fact, a gay group, it makes them perhaps more vulnerable, some have said for blackmail. this got released in thats dossier and they were supposed to make a report back to pope benedict. they did. some said in that report there was mention of a gay lobby that made the vatican vulnerable. so that seems to be what is resurfacing here in the remarks of pope francis, again off the record remarks where he refers to the gay lobby and says now we have to dea

pope francis gave a blessing to the motorcycle riders.een there. >> yes. i don't think the pope would get on a harley and ride off. but allen pizzey has the story. here he is. >> reporter: he had a secondtrack that was unique. as were those he blessed. 1,400 harley davidson motorcycle owners lined the route to mark the 110th anniversary of the quintessential american brand. dean vertz took time off to travel to jaern. >> we were north fortunate to take in the mass with the pope. >> which was better, the mass or the rally? >> i can't say that. they both were great. >> an skpaus set up to do this is about as extreme as it gets. swiss rider bernard bucci has been a bike rider for 52 years. he bought his bike years ago. >> why did you change? >> i'm older. i don't drive so fast. >> reporter: for the record, he's 70, just a little younger than the pope. >> sew lohse associated bchlt wu had the distinctive impress poach francis wouldn't have minded it it either way. >> as you said, hard not to like the pope. >> gentlemen, exactly. all right. yo

argentina where the pope is from.be that caught his eye. >> good eye. and jeff is keeping an eye on our forecast. >> summer officially arriving tomorrow. we'll have temperatures feeling like summer. 60s at the coast. and a little hotter throughout saturday, with upper 80s and near 90. showers on monday and tuesday. it could go either way. but it looks like we'll get showers monday and tuesday. >> summer is tomorrow. >> it's crazy. >> i know. >> weather extreme. >> thanks for joining us tonight. have a great day tomorrow. >> see you later. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our s

>>> we'll let you know why pope francis spent part of the day with these folks, some harley-davidson riders. >>> the intelligence community is going on the offensive over the nsa's secret information-gathering programs. they're releasing tidbits of information about some of the program's successes. in the process giving up some previously unknown details about a high-profile terror arrest. brian mooar has the story from washington. >> reporter: when colorado-based extremist nauj gy bull zaussy was arrested with backpack bombs intended for new york subways federal authorities say he was taking orders from al qaeda. now u.s. officials are revealing that terror plot was just one of dozens in more than 20 countries foiled with the help of the nsa's once-secret data-gathering programs. >> if we don't do that, another attack on our homeland is very likely. >> reporter: former vice president dick cheney says current technology could have crushed al qaeda. >> that program, that capability against that target, we might well have been able to prevent 9/11. >> reporter: nsa supporters want to s

but pope francis was given a lot of information from an investigation that pope benedict had orderedtion and financial corruption and into problems with the gay lobby into problems with celibacy. obviously, sexual orientation with the catholic church has to do with celibacy. rumors swirling around vatican city and waiting for pope francis when he took office. he's dealing basically with problems of the past. so far we're seeing a pope who is very willing to confront these things head on. >> all right, barbie, thanks so much for joining us this morning. for more on this story and other religious stories check out cnn.com/belief. our belief blog is fantastic. >>> well, now, we want to go back to cleveland where an arraignment hearing ended just minutes ago for ariel castro. the man accused of -- what was it like inside, pamela? >> well, carol, this arraignment for ariel castro was very similar to the first arraignment shortly after he was arrested back in may. ariel castro walked into the courtroom in an orange jump suit and he was shackled. he looked expressionless and emotionless. th

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the pope celebrated mass. >> yeah, it's beautiful. >> i didn't expect the pope to be so near, because we were standing here, and he was, i don't know, four or five meters away, so it was really something amazing. >> we are all brothers here. >> you don't have to be from a certain religion. you don't have to be from a certain color or creed. you just have to have a harley. >> i want to know what they talked to the nuns about. earlier this month the company gave the pope two classic harleys and a motorcycle jacket. >>> a young girl was sentenced to death for killing a bible teacher. it was a crime that caught the attention of pope john paul ii but now there's a new twist. paula coopers was 15 years old when she and three others killed a bible schoolteacher for $10 and the woman's car keys. she was sentenced to death row after a jury convicted her of stabbing the victim '3 times. tomorrow she will be released from prison after spending 2 years behind bars. the biggest advocate? the victim's grandson. >> first, we just knew she had died, then we found out she had been stabbed 33 times wit

pope with a jewish delegation.fterward, one of the rabbis present referred to francis as "a very good friend to the jewish people." >>> the international red cross is raising concerns over how hospitals, houses of worship, and schools are being impacted by violent conflicts around the world, particularly in syria, other parts of the middle east, and africa. the organization said armed groups are now occupying these spaces, including churches and mosques, making civilians there targets for opposing forces. the president of the red cross called it one of the most worrisome trends in the past year. >>> in india, prayer services were held this week for the more than 1,000 people who died in massive flooding and landslides. close to 100,000 people were rescued, and several thousand more were still stranded well into this week. hundreds of bodies were found in a flooded area near one temple, the site of an annual hindu pilgrimage. most years, pilgrims finish the trip before monsoon season, but this year, record-high rain

here's what the pope said. i want to quote him.rowing away food is like stealing from the table of the poor and the hungry." this made newspaper headlines and started trending on twitter. "outfront" tonight, our cnn contributor. as a lot of people listen to this we were talking about when we were all growing up, you know, don't throw away your food. there could be a starving child at the time. it was an ethiopia where there was a famine. you have to think like. that but 30% of all food in the united states is thrown away every year. right now there are people who are going to throw away things on their dinner table. it is fair to say it's the same as stealing food from the poor? >> not only that, but listen to the statistic. we make up like 4.5% of the population of the world. the u.s. does. we consume 25% of the food. 25% of the food for 4% and we throw a third of it away. so if people are starving, i think you can say there is something morally unjust about that. remember, this pope is all about equity especially for the poor. wh

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pope francis says there is a gay lobby at the vatican. >> john: i don't know if i call a vatican gayby a stunning revelation, really. the whole building is basically a liberace fever dream, unless you don't mean an architectual lobby. >> "gay lobby" i think is kind of a confusing term. we use lobby to mean somebody putting forth a certain agenda. >> i'm sorry, i wasn't listening to a word that man was saying because i was lost in his eyes. look at them, so piercing blue. it's as if anderson cooper and a siberian husky made love and had a baby. i want one of those. i want one of those. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, father mcdreamy, you were saying that lobby is not a good word for it. >> probably a better word would be "gay cabal," "gay clique." >> john: right and other nouns include a gay brunch air, man pile. a cabin crew. and oscar party or a palm springs traffic jam. ( laughter ) if there is a gay lobby, what is it that they want? how much damage could they do? >> so there have been long rumor here's that the gay lobby drove pope benedict from the church. >> john: that is just ridiculous.

the pope?charlie rhodes with gayle king. president obama landed in northern ireland to attend the g-8 summit. he meets one-on-one with the other leaders. a new poll shows the president's approval rating has fallen eight points in the last month. >>> new secret documents from nsa leaders gentlewoman snowden. major garrett, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the revelations came in "the guardian" newspaper. in 2009 while president obama was attending first g-20 in london united states used surveillance techniques to intercept messages from the president and other members of the russian delegation. there's no white house comment officially. the word is yes, in fact both countries spy on each other. no one is naive enough on either side to believe that doesn't happen. no indication whether it will come up in the conversation the president will have with the current president vladimir putin but it doesn't matter there's plenty of complications and disagreements. syria will likely dominate the

i like this new pope. he's like a very chill college r.a.ho is cool with you drinking in the dorm. during his wednesday mass, the pope said the lord has redeemed all of us, not just catholics, even the atheists, everyone. and some catholics were upset by his comments because it means we wasted a lot of sundays going to church. [ laughter ] i agree with him. if you're a good person, it shouldn't matter what your label is. plus it would be fun to let atheists into heaven if for no other reason than to see the look on their faces when they get there. [ laughter ] meanwhile -- [ cheers and applause ] oh, thank you. in saudi arabia, the head of the religious police, a man named be a bule atif be a bule atiil. you know he's a big shot because he's got two abduls in his name. he's a dual abdul. whatever his name is, he said he believes that saudi citizens who tweet, who use twitter, will go to hell. he says any saudi who tweets has, quote, lost this world and his afterlife. let me get this straight. tweeting leads to damnation. filling a palace wit

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. >> the vatican is refusing to comment on remarks that the pope reportedly made of a gay lobby insidehe church. the pope made the statements to leaders of an organization of priests from latin america and the caribbean. he is quoted as saying there are many holy people in the vatican but there is corruption and he mentioned the gay lobby. before the previous pope resigned italian media reported on a gay lobby that influenced papal decisionmaking and vatican policy through blackmail. they were called "false." >> walgreens is hit with a huge, a record fine, by the government. what they promise to do now for the customers. >> safety behind the wheel, hands free does not necessarily mean you are danger-free driving. >> ladies, a new study about our favorite high heels and high price we are >> good morning, at 4:53. a study shows talking on a hands-free cell phone is as distracting as a hand-held phone while driving. hands-free doesn't mean risk-free driving because technologies in the car can overload a driver's attention and impair their ability to drive safely. they say even though hand