let's pope francis be pope the way he wants to be pope. other people dictate how he wants to be pope. >> the hard truth is the papacy is an impossible job. think about what we want popes to be. we want them to be media rock stars. we want them to be fortune 500 ceos. we want them to be political heavyweights. we want them to be world class intellectuals, and we want them to be living saints. i mean, any one of these things is hard to do over the course of a lifetime, and you a you roll that all up together it's a prescription for impossibility. >> and as pope francis settles in his job on the heels of benedict xvi resigning earlier this year, the first pope to do so in 600 years, pope francis must also figure out how to stem the tide of members leaves the church. >> if there's anything that will bring people back, it is the understanding that the church is there, not to yell at people. the church is there to be an instrument of god's love and of god's forgiveness, and if there's anything that will characterize pope francis, it is that. >>

agostino chigi was banker to pope julius and his successor, pope leo.onsequently one of europe's richest men, he persuaded raphael to decorate his new villa on the banks of the tiber. raphael created the illusion of two canopies to protect chigi's guests from the heat of the day. the gods dined above while the guests dined below, tossing their golden plates over the riverbank. chigi, by the way, kept servants below so the plates could be recovered. mercury, the god of money, presided over this splendid party and thus gave the pleasures of the flesh more elevated status. but the party-- metaphorical and actual-- did not last for long. vasari wrote... "raphael kept up his secret love affairs "and pursued his pleasures with no sense of moderation. "and then, on one occasion, he went to excess. "he returned home afterwards with a violent fever "which the doctors diagnosed as heat stroke. "raphael kept quiet about his incontinence, "and, very imprudently, "instead of giving him the restoratives he needed, "they bled him until he grew faint "and felt himself

michelle is following that story from the vatican. >> in the months since pope francis has been pope, he's been called a rockstar and a revolutionary. he has been giving lengthy interviews, calling people on the phone, spelling out what he wants to do to make the 2000- year-old church more modern and more meaningful. any vaticanot meeting. for three days, pope francis and eight cardinals, including an american, are talking real change here. is all a big deal, isn't it? >> it is a big deal. the pope is basically saying the vatican is here to serve the universal church. >> they will look at rewriting the vatican constitution, how the administration works. the pope has already spoken out andedibly candidly, interviews just published, one of them within atheist, tackling head-on a number of topics the church just does not address, criticizing the vatican structure itself. leprosy of thee papacy he says. >> he has thrown the rulebook out. not the catechism or the bible, but how they usually do things. >> taking it back to basics, pope francis says the church should act like a missionary, n

pope francis sent a message, calling it, quote, a day of tears. >>> and pope francis is now in aseesyly, the hometown of his namesake, st. francis. he embraced the poor and continued this reform the church. mr. cody thanks so much for joining us this noon. so tell me about the significance of this trip, besides the fact that it's francis's namesake town. who was francis of asisi? >> well, francis of asisi was a 13th century saint who brought reform to the church at a low point. and his mandate he saw from god was to rebuild the church. and pope francis has chosen that name because he sees that as his mandate also. >> that is so interesting, because we have been talking so much about reform, and this pope trying to shift the issues away from issues like contraception and abortion and gays, and towards more openness. what do you think is driving francis. >> i heard you lead into this, and francis's first trip outside of rome was actually down to the island where he addressed migrants living there, and his message there on that day is the same as what he is doing today. the greatest evil

a lot of jews call him the first jewish pope.ith pope francis, there's a lot of optimism that kind of improvement is going continue. >> the vatican says there's a possible trip in the works to israel. you've been on these trips, two previous popes have taken. why are they so significant? >> it was exciting to be on the visits. i was on the press corpser. visiting israel has become almost a required travel for a pope. john paul ii was the first pope to formally visit israel. pope paul vi visited briefly for a few hours, he went to jerusalem in 1960s. in 2000, when john paul ii went it was signaling a new era in jewish catholic relationships. so to see images of john paul ii, and later again, benedict, standing at western wall, praying at sacred site, visiting the holocaust memorial, and again, praying for forgiveness for acts that catholics committed against jews, those were powerful symbol for jews and catholic as like. any trip to israel poses a challenge in the relations because the catholic church has relationships with the pa

pope francis has ruled out the ordination of women.ly then may serve in the church's higher echelons. women's roles are limited to pastoral care and hospitals, schools, and advice centers. they struggle for recognition and lack equal rights. love, truth, and justice form some of the core teachings, but critics say those values do not universally applied. the church sees homosexuality as a sin. sex before marriage, abortion, and contraception are banned. people who are remarried are not allowed to receive communion. catholics worldwide consider these values to be outdated and out of line with the way they live their lives. then does the abuse scandals. for decades, the church protected priests who abused children. pope francis has challenges ahead to make sure the church is respected by an relevant to a new generation of catholics. >> let's get some analysis from our religious affairs correspondent. pope francis says he wants a missionary church like the one of his namesake. where is he taking the catholic church? >> st. francis of assi

where did the pope sit? >> he was sitting there. >> reporter: he says the pope ate little, but his presence made those who society often ignores feel important. >> he don't speak a lot. he listened. >> reporter: in the same room where eight centuries ago st. francis re announced his wealth, pope francis remembered the hundreds of people feared dead in yesterday's ship wreck off the coast of sicily. this, he said, was a day to cry and a day to call the church to be more simple like st. francis. in assissi, there are signs of worldliness, many bearing the pope's efface. here, tourism is a well oiled machine. this is one of italy's most popular destinations, profiting from pilgrims and nonbelievers alike. caught up in the enthusiasm of the day this couple from philadelphia. >> the love coming from the people for this pope is amazing. >> reporter: a poll shows american catholics back the pope's determination to change the focus of the church. something he pressed ahead with this week helped by eight hand-picked

so how does the pope, this pope view the modern family? he called a meeting of bishops in rome.t's go live to roam and cnn senior vatican analyst john allen. is this going to be a change? this meeting is one of many things that will happen to determine that, but a chance in substance rather than just style coming from pope francis? >> reporter: the one thing we have learned under pope francis there is never a dull day on the vatican beat and certainly true today with the news that the pope is summoning a gathering of bishops and other church leaders around the world for next october. they are dealing with marriage and you asked if there is a substantive change that might come out of it. i think the answer is quite likely yes. we expect them to take up the thorny question of the situation of divorce and remarried catholics. these are catholics who have been through a divorce, who have gotten remarried without an annulment, that is an official church declaration, that their first marriage was dissolved. under the current rules, they are supposed to be exclude from the sack rrament

. >>> in other news, it was a busy week for pope francis. on friday, which was the feast day of saint francis, the pope traveled to assisi, his namesake's hometown. he met with young people, celebrated mass, and visited several of the sites where the 13th century francis lived and worked. earlier in the week, pope francis held several days of closed-door meetings with a council of cardinals helping him develop a plan to reform the vatican curia, the bureaucrac the meetings came as another candid interview with francis was published in an italian newspaper. in it, the pope denounced a vatican-centric mindset, saying he wants a church that is "not just top-down, but also horizontal." he criticized the narcissism of many church leaders. and he called for people of different views to listen to each other, saying "proselytism is solemn nonsense, it makes no sense." parts of the interview drew criticism from some conservatives. but for the most part, the words and, even more, the deeds of pope francis continue to draw enthusiastic public approval.

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 crossing. there we are confronted with a spectacle of truly cosmic proportions. in the pavement before the a

the boy climbs into the pope's chair, while the pope is delivers the homily.likes the spotlight, too, often waving at his audience. with the holy father sitting down the little boy examines him up close and touches and kisses the cross the pope is wearing around his neck. instead of chasing the boy away, the pope smiles, practically encouraging his new friend to hang around. make no mistake, this little boy thinks he's running the show. he tries to break up this meeting between the pope and another man and attempts to drag this girl into the mix to meet the pope. at one point, a cardinal tries to move the boy along but he stands his ground. soon after, a security guard makes another attempt to get the boy off stage thinking candy may be enough to lure him away. the boy takes the candy but no deal. he hugs the pontiff's legs. the pope stays on message patting the child on the head. instead of losing interest, though, the boy seems to grow more and more enamored with the pope. turns out this boy and the holy father have something in common. they are both south a

expelled by the pope.hop, the bishop of bling, we'll talk about why he is paying the price for living in the lap of luxury. >> every morning from 6 to 10am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day, 6am to 10 eastern with al jazeera america. >> pope francis has taken a most unusual step and suspended a bishop in germany the so-called bishop of bling has been the center of a scandal about his lavish lifestyle. more from berlin. >> the pope francis says he wants a poor church to take better care of the poor. >> instead a papal spokesman said the german bishop would spend a period of time outside of his diocese while church officials conducted an inquiry as to where all the money went. so a canon law, the building budget for the bishop's residence and office hit $42 million, 20,000 spent on a high tech bathtub. living quarters typical of a movie star or star football player but for ma

expelled by the pope.hop, the bishop of bling, we'll talk about why he is paying the price for living in the lap of luxury. investigates the campus rape crisis. >> serial rape is the norm on college campuses. >> i know that when i did report, i was blamed. >> then on friday, november 1st at nine eastern, we open up the conversation in a live town-hall event. sex crimes on campus, a special week of coverage and live town-hall on america tonight nine eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> pope francis has taken a most unusual step and suspended a bishop in germany the so-called bishop of bling has been the center of a scandal about his lavish lifestyle. more from berlin. >> the pope francis says he wants a poor church to take better care of the poor. >> instead a papal spokesman said the german bishop would spend a period of time outside of his diocese while church officials conducted an inquiry as to where all the money went. so a canon law, the building budget for the bishop's residence and office hit $42

both pope francis and his predecessor pope benedict have been working to kind of clean up some of the activity there and put the vatican bank on a more rigorous footing and integrated into the european banking system but it's a small bank in the scale of things and so i don't i don't really know what kind of threats they would imagine the holy see would post hold all very very interesting i really appreciate you coming on and giving us some insight on that jimmy aiken senior apologist at catholic dot com thank you thank you and it's no secret that the life of former government contractor edward snowden has been anything but normal for the past five months but just a few months after getting asylum in russia it seems like the whistleblower may be heading back to a normal jive because according to his lawyer he's now secured himself a brand new job artie's igor piskun up has more. putting john i thought he could should you know lawyer who has also been representing edward snowden in russia the former n.s.a. contractor will start working for a major russian web site in the am or so possi

i love it. >> he says the pope -- the pope saying quote, if we can see this full screen of what he did, the church sometimes has locked itself up in small things, in small-minded rules. the most important thing is the first proclamation, jesus christ has saved you and the ministers of the church must be ministers above all. that is so eloquent and so powerful. where is -- >> it is, and it lends itself to misinterpretation, obviously. because what he said was the church should not insist only on these issues like gay marriage, like abortion, et cetera. but he knows that it lends itself to misinterpretation and he says i'm willing to take that risk. he's saying there's a real danger also in speaking the truth that the fullness of the gospel message as he sees it is not proclaimed, so he says i'm choosing to talk about mercy, and he then said that people have reprimanded him. imagine, people reprimanding the pope for not speaking out enough about abortion and gay marriage, contraception, et cetera. he says you know what, i'm doing this on purpose. >> i wouldn't think that he would not be

this morning, the pope is once again breaking from tradition. this time, at an annual event for families, where 150,000 families from 70 countries joined the pope in rome to profess their faith. now, for the first time hundreds of children and elderly people are standing side by side with the pope, instead of in the audience and emphasizing the importance of different generations. the pope saying saturday, every family is part of the history of a people, it cannot exist without the generations who have gone before it. >> in the united states we are so isolated as families. he wants to tell us that old people and young people can live together, support one another, be there for one another. >> reporter: the families are on pilgrimage to st. peter's, too. >> certainly we see them coming out in the hundreds of thousands to listen to him, to be with him, to share their stories with him. to be inspired. >> reporter: the pope also telling the families the lord knows our struggles and the burdens we have in our lives but he also know our great desire t

lee the pope both pope francis and his predecessor pope benedict had been working to kind of clean up some of the activity there and put the vatican bank on a more rigorous footing and integrated into the european banking system but it's a small bank in the scale of things and so i don't i don't really know what kind of threats they would imagine the holy see would. hold all very very interesting i really appreciate you coming on and giving us some insight on that jimmy aiken senior apologist at catholic dot com thank you thank you president obama will host iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki at the white house tomorrow white house said in a statement that the discussion between the leaders will focus on the long term post-war partnership between iraq and the united states that post-war partnership is something the prime minister is extremely concerned about as the security and stability of iraq unravels prime minister al maliki made that message very clear today while speaking publicly at the united states institute of peace r.t. arabic correspondent rym of one dia has more there is

the pope -- pope posted a luncheon for the poor. they will be outside the town's cathedral as they called for an end of violence in syria and around the world. for since the election six months ago, pope francis has started to redefine everything. this week he called together the international panel of cardinals to find ways to rid the vatican of bureaucracy. and the bank issued their first ever annual report after facing years of corruption allegations. pope francis, he prayed on friday at the sanctuary where it is believed that they were told to take the broken church and rebuild it. making it clear that he sees that as his mission as well. tina krauss, wjz eyewitness news. >> pope francis is the first non-european pope in the 1,300 years and the first ever from latin america. >> scott kelly has a preview of what's coming up next on the cbs evening news. >> we've learned a great deal about the troubled life of the woman that rammed the white house security barrier and lead agents on the fatal chase. we'll have details for you we'l

i love it. >> he says the pope -- the pope saying quote, if we can see this full screen of what he dide church sometimes has locked itself up in small things, in small-minded rules. the most importa thing is the first proclamation, jesus christ has saved you and the ministers of the church must be ministers above all. that is so eloquent and so powerful. where is -- >> it is, and it lends itself to misinterpretation, obviously. because what he said was the church should not insist only on these issues like gay marriage, like abortion, et cetera. but he knows that it lends itself to misinterpretation and he says i'm willing to take that risk. he's saying there's a real danger also in speaking the truth that the fullness of the gospel message as he sees it is not proclaimed, so he says i'm choosing to talk about mercy, and he then said that people have reprimanded him. imagine, people reprimanding the pope for not speaking out enough about abortion and gay marriage, contraception, et cetera. he says you know what, i'm doing this on purpose. >> i wouldn't think that he would not be doing

i'm the pope. on this and there was a shortage of hands -- two living popes are expected to be there. francis who will officiate and pope benedict who retired earlier this year. the double dannon savings will be the first in the church history -- cannon savings. >> coming up next tonight deadline for the looming government shutdown is little more than an hour away. will we see a last-minute deal? the news edge has complete coverage coming up next. >>  "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." these are birth control pills. more than half of american women use them at some point in their lives but ken cuccinelli sponsored a bill that could have made common forms of birth control illegal, including the pill. cuccinelli was one of only five senators to support this "potentially radical intrusion into domestic, family and individual decision-making" why is ken cuccinelli interfering in our private lives? he's focused on his own agenda. not us.

pope according to a new poll. 89% have a favorable or very favorable opinion of the pope. only 4% voiced an unfavorable opinion. 68% of those surveyed agreed with his comments saying the catholic church should not focus so much on homo sexuality and abortion. 23% disagreed. >>> we are learning more about the suspect behind the wheel of a car. the latest on her mental state and what her former boss has to say about the deadly accident. >>> day four of the government shutdown with no end in sight. president obama speaks out during a lunchtime trip. >>> welcome back at 4:30, i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. we are getting new information about thursday's chase and shooting on capitol hill. the family of the woman shot and killed after crashing into a white house gate is here in the district. miriam carey's relatives are here from new york to officially identify her and try to get temporary custody of her 1-year-old daughter. >>> sources tell news 4 police shot 26 shots at carey during the pursuit. sources tell us her mental health had been deteriorating since last year

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at the pope.he two clearly seemed to be fast friends, and when aides tried to get the boy offstage, with promises of candy, the pope's new young sidekick was reluctant to leave, staying by the pont if's side. >> the pope was there to discuss the value of faith and family when the young boy stole the limelight. it's a big night for the boston red sox, and a big night in boston. live pictures from fenway park. something we have not seen in 95 years for the red sox, a world series victory at home, michael eaves will have that and more in sport. don't go away. conversation a d o will had o z >>> in california hot sauce factory is coming under fire, facing a lawsuit because people say a foul odour is causing their eyes to burn and causing headaches. >> brian rooney has the story. >> this is a traditional vietnamese hot sauce, it goes on everything. james uses a case aweek in his restaurant. >> little spice or a lot much. >> little. if you want a little it put more for you there >> no doubt some like it

more cool moments with pope francis. and as we prep for game six, fans are paying insane amounts of money for the possibility of the red sox clinching at home for the first time in 95 years. details on how much coming up on this wednesday edition of "way too early". good morning, everybody. october 30th, day before halloween. speaking of the sox, we'll have pretty cool facts about what was happening 95 years ago. and then in the cooler, we will hop or the jonas brothers as only "way too early" can. but we begin with the affordable care agent. later take, hhs secretary kathleen sebelius will testify on capitol hill. she's expected to blame contractors for the troubles with healthcare.gov saying they did did not meet expectations. however, late last night, darrell issa released documents showing one of the primary obama care contractors warned the government agency there was not enough time to adequately test the website. yesterday marilyn tavenner testified and several republican lawmakers expressed concern for existing p

hugging the pope's legs.opted a year ago by the italian couple. mom and dad were separated from the adoption agency kids granted front-row seats. after doing a few neck exercises, the boy made his boldest move yet, taking the seat in the pope's empty chair. this photo was instagramed out with the caption "a special guest with #popefrancis. at some point after he vacated the throne, the pope's shadow finally disappeared from the stage. when the pope himself left later in his popemobile, we half expected to see the kid at the wheel. ♪ how many roads must a man walk down ♪ >> reporter: he may not yet be a man, but on this day, he sure was the man. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> happening now, a cnn special report, obama care under fire. the president delivers a fierce new defense of his program with a twist that's infuriating some republicans. his embattled health secretary faces apologies for the obama care website fiasco. stand by for her heated testimony and the questions left unanswered. >>> a warning of a

it's been nearly 60 years since a pope has been canonized. pope francis will officiate.e benedict who retired earlier this year is expected to attend. ziplining to the alter. the other outrageous thing one couple did before saying i-do. we have check cashing, bill pay, western union, a massive fire couldn't stop one business from opening its doors. the stores that are now back up and running at three brothers and where they're now located. hidden treasures has closed it's doors for good. today dozens of tourists said goodbye to the national aquarium. the facility was housed in the basement of the department of commerce for 71 years ... but has been open since 1885. it's shutting down because of new building renovations. 70 percent of the animals there ... will be brought here to our aquarium. the other 800 creatures will go to other aquariums while the rest will be released into the wild. "i don't know how i'm going to feel when i leave tonight. i know i gotta be here at seven o'clock to pack up alligators, so that's the next thing on my mind." 23 employees worked at the

the pope allowed him to stay onstage. offered candy to try to coax him off, the boy accepted the candy but then refused to leave the pope. he even took a seat to listen in the pope's chair. >> you may have heard this one before. a former community organizer committed to liberal big-government ideas trying to take control of one of the world's largest and most complicated economies and environments. it's not what you think. that is the scenario playing out right now in america's largest city. senior correspondent eric shaun has the story from new york. >> he is likely to become new york city's next mayor. democrat bill de blasio, the city advocate who promises to bring a new liberal era to city hall. >> thank you for being willing to fight to change new york city and take us in a new progressive direction. >> de blasio leads joe loeta by as much as 45 points. he's struck a chord with his promise to end the controversial police tactic known as stop and frisk. he believes that unfairly targets minorities. >> bill de blasio v

bbc news. >> the reforming pope there. you are watching "bbc world news america."ll to come -- a legendary the enemies general is laid to rest at the age of 102. tonight, we look back on his life. as kenya struggles to come to terms with the horrors of the stories ofttack, survival are beginning to emerge. here is gabriel gatehouse. >> i was scared. very scared. i was trying to sleep. i could not sleep. my mom hoped that we would be quiet, but then i stayed quiet. onshe found herself cowering the floor next to her mother and little brother at the west gate mall as it came under siege. it was supposed to be a normal saturday afternoon trip to the shops. >> i could hear them walking. i knew this was not a regular person. they had a conversation. ama, mama." out "m i could hear this lady answering. less than five seconds later, two shots and she was quite. i felt someone touching my hand. this person came out saying ok?", mama, are you i played dead. and said "baby, baby, baby," and i raised my head up and i asked if he was one of the bad guys. "no, baby, i am one of

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you know, under previous popes, we didn't have quite so much work covering popes, but pope francis definitely media and the church very busy. >> that's interesting. that's an interesting perspective. he is certainly walking the walk and talking the talk. ben wedeman, thank you very much. >> humility is rare thing in life and public life even more. what he has been able to do is focus so much attention in this area of the world that needs so much more attention. i'm not catholic and i'm impressed what he is able to do in a short period of time. >> i think a lot of people people feel that way and hope a lot of hope for the roman catholic church which has taken a lot of hits and is making a huge impact. >> i think he has already made an unbelievable impact. >>> 16 minutes after the hour. >>> police have identified a major suspect in the brutal beating and slashing of that suv driver here in new york city. he is believed to be the man seen here smashing in that window with the helmet. police say he could be in custody soon. on thursday, bikers came out in defense of another rider charged in the i

bbc news. >> the reforming pope there. you are watching "bbc world news america."ll to come -- a legendary the enemies general is laid to rest at the age of 102. tonight, we look back on his life. as kenya struggles to come to terms with the horrors of the stories ofttack, survival are beginning to emerge. here is gabriel gatehouse. >> i was scared. very scared. i was trying to sleep. i could not sleep. my mom hoped that we would be quiet, but then i stayed quiet. onshe found herself cowering the floor next to her mother and little brother at the west gate mall as it came under siege. it was supposed to be a normal saturday afternoon trip to the shops. >> i could hear them walking. i knew this was not a regular person. they had a conversation. ama, mama." out "m i could hear this lady answering. less than five seconds later, two shots and she was quite. i felt someone touching my hand. this person came out saying ok?", mama, are you i played dead. and said "baby, baby, baby," and i raised my head up and i asked if he was one of the bad guys. "no, baby, i am one of

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kand did interview the pope gave. more on the big meeting. >> reporter: this isn't any vatican meeting. for three days pope francis and eight cardinals, including an american, are talking real change here. >> this is all a big deal, isn't it? >> it is, what the pope is saying basically, the vatican is here to serve the universal church. >> they will look at rewriting the vatican's constitution how the administration works. the pope has already spoken out incredibly candidly, one of them with an atheist tackling head on a number of topics the church doesn't address. criticizing the vatican saes structure itself, heads of the church have often been nacissists thrilled by their courtiers. >> he's thrown the rule book at, not the catechism or bible but how they usually do things. >> reporter: taking it back to basics francis says the church should act like a poor missionary, not so easy when they are a multibillionaire. the vatican bank release an annual report thanks to his insistence on transparency reveal being profits