>> narrator: in february last year, pope benedict stunned the world by being the first pope to resign in 600 years. >> no person has had more influence on the life of the church, how it works on the inside, than joseph ratzinger. and he gave it up. >> narrator: when the helicopter took him away, benedict was leaving behind a bitterly divided vatican. this is the inside story of the events that undermined his papacy. it's a story of corruption and cover-up. >> if i don't get a response from you, i'll go public. >> narrator: of sexual scandal and abuse. >> if you tell anybody, your parents will burn in hell. >> narrator: of secrets and hypocrisy. >> so there we were, where they had had sex all night long, and he took out all his paraphernalia and started to celebrate mass. narrator: and a story of leaked documents exposing a bitter internal power struggle. >> i published documents dealing with corruption, scandals, frauds, nepotism. >> narrator: now a new pope, francis, must battle the forces that overwhelmed his predecessor. >> if he wants to change the church, it's going to mean decis

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pope francis is from argentina and pope benedict is german. the two teams are competing. e francis's camp say the game is a bit too late and pope benedict isn't known as an avid sports fan. wait. i whan you are thinking. although many of us pray a little when we watch our teams play, the current pope says he will not ask for divine intervention. then there's this, a giant japanese salamander. they usually live in rivers but this one decided to walk around. they're 55 pounds and grow to be five feet long. good. >>> now, this video is just the best way to start off your friday. caught on camera by his dad, he is exploring a best buy store when he finds a potential future girlfriend running over to her. he gives her a big kiss right on the lips. looks like julian will be quite the lady's man. that's adorable. >> this is before he thinks girls have cooties, of course. this is the precootie stage. >> it's so adorable. good thing she's not kissing back. too young for that. now it's time for a look ahead and a look back. today is 7-eleven day. the convenience store chain is celeb

so deutscheland's win means benedict is pope again! (cheers and applause) bye-bye frank. don't let the 20 foot gilded door hit you where the good lord splittia. and nation if there is one thing i have always said about our president barack obama, is that he's an ineffectual weak ling in mom jeans. but if there's a second thing i've said it's that he's an imperial tyrant with an ire fist in mom jeans. (laughter) and facing the last two years of his life long rule, obama has sworn to use executive orders to ram his nefarious agenda down america's gull et. >> we are not just going to be waiting for legislation in order to make sure that we're providing americans the kind of health that they need. i've got a pen and i've got a phone. >> stephen: he's got a pen and a phone. he's not only issuing executive orders, he's stealing office supplies. (laughter) somebody better glue down the stapler in the oval office, then staple down the glue gun. now fortunately speak of the house john bayne certificate putting an end to this overreach. >> house speaker john boehner says he is fili

i do not think this is a coincidence, we have two of the men closest to god, german pope benedict and pope francis argentinian. i wonder if god will call for a tie. >> we are going to increase children's awareness to get involved in the tech world free. >> shack says it's okay he said it's going to take a few years, but everybody hold their breath. inside story will be back next sunday, thanks to all our insiders thanks for watching, we'll see you then. >> i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> coming up next on "action news," a authorities in north jersey have just released new details in the shooting death of a police officer this morning. >> new at noon, more than half a dozen people were injured in a two car crash in abington a short term ago. >>> a live look on south street where soccer block party is setting up. fans are getting ready for the world cup final. those stories and the the exclusive accuweather seven-day

first of all, you have to put this whole experience this morning into a context that began with pope benedictry clearly reaching out to the victims. pope francis went further than pope benedict bringing six of the victims to the vatican. they arrived yesterday, just to let you know how significant this was. this wasn't just a visit or photo op. they had dinner last night. celebrated mass this morning and met 3 1/2 hours with each person individually, half hour each. then spoke at the homily making it very clear this is not only affecting the victims and perpetrator, but to the leaders of the church who did not do enough to expose this issue. >> what does accountability mean? >> accountability. the protocols now put in place, especially formulated by this new commission which cardinal o'malley is a member, means all bishop conferences, religious superiors are obligated, are required to deal with the situation, to address it, to deal with perpetrators, to care especially for victims. when they don't do that, certain disciplinary actions will be taken. we've seen already last week that the first

will they back germany the native company of pope benedict xvi or argentina the home nation of pope francis? pope francis recently said he would not pray for an argentina victory. world cup is trending. >> also trending now, emmy nominations. game of thrones earned the most nominations of any series followed by fargo and american horror story. by the way, hbo picked up 99 emmy nominations. the running of the bulls, panic ensued when a lone bull raced ahead of the pack. two more people are hurt in today's event in pamplona, spain. >> waterslide, the tallest slide in the world opened today in kansas city. the 17 story verruckt is taller than niagra falls. it goes 65 miles per hour. verruckt is german for insane. you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >> looks fun, though, right? i would try it. >> i would, too. i love those things. >>> it's a beautiful day out and meteorologist lawrence karnow is getting ready to enjoy the sun. >> hanging out in the mobile weather lab at pleasant hill learning a thing or two from some boy scouts. >> reporter: we have boy scouts and cub scouts enjoying a week

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says the game is a bit too late and pope benedict isn't known as an avid sports fan. oh, yes, we know what you're ig this, although many of us pray just a little bit when our teams play. the current pope says he won't ask for divine intervention. though, some of you out there may want to -- given the weather we're expecting this weekend. a look at the weekend forecast. break it to us. >> well, if you live in the midwest, you may be dealing with issues in terms of the weather. here in the northeast, not too bad. let's take a look at the satellite and radar picture. nice and quiet in the northeast, but already getting storms going in places like minnesota, minneapolis. later on today, that storm threat continues from minneapolis to chicago. temperatures there below average. but a beautiful day from boston to d.c. now let's get into the weekend forecast. hot in the northwest, dry in the northeast, but the midwest storms continue. some of them could be strong to severe. so the barbecue plans from minneapolis to chicago, not so hot this weekend. it'll be cool, as well, with

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pope benedict xvi's personal butler was charged with a leak, and a man with close ties to the vatican was found hanging under a bridge. in recent years, there has been question about money laundering, and pope francis has made it a priority to clean up the vatican bank. >> it didn't take long for folks looking for a worldwide organization with very limited controls, to start using it for reasons other than it was intended. >> the bank's original purpose was to send funds to church groups and missionaries around the world. in order to restore that, the vatican bank closed 2,000 accounts in the last year, and result, it has huge writeoffs. it profits lunged to roughly $4 million. the bank oversees roughly $8 billion in assets, and as part of its reform, it's dividing it's investment business from its church payments. >> the bank is becoming more transearn and looking at it more closely itself. and the they're likely to uncover all kinds ofbutions that have occurred, not only in recent years, but in the past as well. and it's almost inevitable. >> while pope francis i avoided closing it

we know that pope benedict has watched world cup matches in the past. ar from each other and it's not just the two popes. they have collaborators from germany and argentina. i think it's going to be hard for them. it's summer, any cheers are going up it's going to be hard to ignore. >> tell us about this request on social media from the vatican for the world to pause for peace during the game today. >> this is an initiative from the vatican which takes an idea from ancient greece in the olympics there would be a truce in war time so athletes and other people could get to the olympics. and so the vatican is suggesting that there is a moment of pause, a moment of silence, some point before, during the game, in order to remember as we see in the news this morning, yesterday, all this week, those areas that are in conflict. in fact, i should mention that the pope just a few minutes ago also asked people to remember those areas in conflict and ask for a moment of silence when he came to the window during his weekly audience on sundays. >> we'll see who wins.

pope benedict met with victims several times, but never in the vatican itself. >>> the first trial connectedo the boston marathon bombings is set to begin today. prosecutors say a 20-year-old man and his friend went to dzhokhar tsarnaev's dorm room and took a backpack. the two took that backpack containing fireworks after tsarnaev was deemed a suspect. neither man is accused of having anything to do with the bombing in last year's marathon, but they are facing charges of ab instruction of justice. meanwhile, tsarnaev's trial gets under way in november. >>> right here, get out of the water. >> keep swimming. >> keep swimming. >> boy, swimming for his life, a man attacked by a juvenile great white in southern california over the weekend. now he is telling his story. yesterday steve robles came face to face with one of the men who rescued him. he heard the screams for help from the surf board rental camp that he was working nonmanhattan beach. he grabs a board, paddles out to help bring him to shore. now because of the help, he is alive to tell the tale. >> you can feel the whole body shaking w

. >> pope benedict is for germany, pope francis for argentina. >> let's look at temperatures across theion today. >> meteorologist nicole mitchell is back. what have we got? >> definitely a few places pretty comfortable, 60s in minneapolis and chicago, the cooler air behind the front stalled out from the east coast to the south, so the couple places ahead of that front, it's still humid in atlanta, 78 degrees this morning. up and down the coastline, 80's, plus hot in the southwest. i would say the weather winner is still around the great lakes where comfortable 70's and sunshine, that to me sounds ideal. >> thank you very much. >> put ago real face on the immigration crisis. >> a teenaged boy who risked his life coming to america is going to talk about why he made the dangerous trip to cross the border. >> you're going to walk almost a i'm. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> to get to work on time. >> to get to work on time, yeah. >> that detroit man waited for three hours for a bus that never came. we'll have a live report on how the bankruptcy crisis is impacting the motor city. >> get ready for

>> well, people anthat pope benedict did a lot on the issue.e moved responsibility for priests abusing to the front. they tried to address the issue. abuse survivors say it's not been enough, the church has not been ahead of the issue and the church has not responded to occur. the bishop in kansas city, contributed of a criminal miss demeanour charge, that bishop is there, he has not been condemned or criticised by the vatican. that's one issue that needs to be looked at. do we know who will be attending this meeting and whether the people attending the meeting will be encouraged to talk about what happened there? >> that's a key question, and the vatican said in statements that they are not going to give details about the meeting beforehand, and that we might expect a short briefing on what happened, and they say that there's a lack of details with respect to the survivors and their stories, and it's expected that the survivors will be allowed or willing or able to speak of the meeting as much as they want to, it will be up to them to decide w

. >> in february 2013 pope benedict became the first pontiff it resign leaving it to his successor pope francis to carry on with the clean up. he brought in george pele, a reporting watchdog answering directly to the pontiff. >> a press conference with the vatican is scheduled for tomorrow regarding the changes at the bank. they'll announce the board and top executives. >>> hedge funder found not guilty of conspiracy to commit insider trading. it's the first defeat for the united states attorney in manhattan who has been moving aggressively in insider trading and hedge fund conspiracy and won 85 conspiracies. >>> up next, baby boomers are going back to their rooms. how the economy is forcing adult children to move back in with mom and dad. >> i'm in a position where i defend on my mother so i can have a roof over my head because i can't even get a job. >> we'll examine the living arrangement many boomers never dreamed about. plus there is a brand new job title for some new workers in seattle, and the rest of washington state bud tender. we'll look at day one of the state's legal marijua

. >> the criticism, is that also criticism that envelops the same kind of criticism that pope benedictd which was he didn't do enough so maybe expectations were higher for pope francis in a quicker way so folks are saying, you know, it's been too long. what's the specificity of the criticism? >> one person can't cure all problems in a problem over a decade now that they've known about. the thing is that the u.s. -- there's a u.s. led group that is really taking the lead here for the survivors and they have come out and they say this could just be a public relations stunt and a measure to make good faith but everyone is waiting to see what actions and that's the key. actions will come of this meeting. >> so a lot of people are looking at this is really a hopeful. >> it really is. >> hopeful moment possibly. >> it's not going to be the solution that everyone might be looking for but again it's opening up that dialogue and having that conversation. >> fantastic. thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> still to come, it was billed as a potential classic. a battle of two tennis giants. why today

so, what began with pope benedict and the catholic church in the united states, establishing the normandard or all the diocese and all the cardinals are on board with that. the question is enforcing it. that's why a lot of victim's groups talk about accountability. bishop's accountability even for the people not directly held responsible but may have not handled the cases properly. that is what they are working on now, trying to get accountability for the bishops. the pope is in favor of that. >> thank you. >>> reaction to the meeting in the u.s. is mixed. it's hopeful it will be a step toward reform or is it a hurtful stunt? we have that from chicago. >> no one i spoke to questions whether hearing from victims is important. critics here in chicago, far from the vatican question whether it's a grand gesture that doesn't have teeth to it. one victim says more still needs to be done to address specific policy changes within the church itself. listen. >> i don't believe we should get our hopes up so high as to believe this is going to bring about some kind of global reform from pope fran

that's 11 percentage points higher than pope benedict had just before he quit. n pope francis use his popularity for the good of the catholic church? >> i think in so many ways, in most ways he already has. the first and most basic is he's preaching a god of love and mercy. i think if you are trying to persuade a world which in large parts is becoming more secular, to think about god, let alone believe in god again, i think you have to have a plausible and attractive account of who god is, why people should be interested in the question at all. i think he's made that very clear. indeed, he's gone out of his way to talk about dialogue with flon believers, not just other kinds of christians. i think at his core spiritual mission, he's done that. the other thing he's done is signaled a really radical change in priorities. yes, he is a pro life, anti-abortion pope. no, the church is not going to endorse gay marriage any time soon. he has said, wait a minute, these issues are not the only issues or indeed necessarily the central issues the search should be talking abo

pope benedict from germany, pope francis from argentina.. we haven't heard they will be watching it together or anything. but, you know, you have all sorts of backstories. a huge rivalry and a lot of really excited people. >> that is clear. nbc's kristin dahlgren, thank you. >>> still ahead, the debate over sub minimum wage. there are a group of american workers paid less than $1 an hour and it's perfectly legal. >>> plus, escalating tensions in the middle east. israel's military stating they're ready for an incursion. we'll have a live report from tel aviv. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. i got this. no, i'll get it! let me get it. ah uh, i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. and it's her treat. what about a tip? here's one...get an allstate agent. nice! switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call 866-788-0900 now. hold on man, is that a leak up there? that's a drip. now that's

pope benedict's personal butler was charged with the leak.and the body of the italian banker was found hanging under a london bridge with more questions than answers about his death. nutrient years there has been pressure to modernize standards. >> it didn't take long for folks who were looking for a worldwide organization with limited controls to use it for reasons other than intended. >> reporter: the bank's original purpose was to send funds to church groups and missionaries around the world. in an effort to restore that the vatican bank closed roughly 2,000 accounts in the past year and as a result its taking huge write-offs. it's privat >> now that the bank is becoming more transparent and looking at things more closely itself they're likely to uncover all kinds of abuse that have occurred not only in recent years but past years as well. it's almost inevitable 2347 while pope francis once considered closing the bank all together, the aim now is to cut it down to size. mary snow, al jazeera. >> david: well, this new transparency and overs

more of a fired up fan for soccer than pope emeritus benedict. >> face-off for the popes.h other? >> can't imagine them ever talking trash. love to see it if they do. >> very polite trash, perhaps. >> while talking soccer, you might remember the guy from the belgium team with the massive hair. >> oh, yes. there he is right there. one of the most recognizable names at the world cup. americans got a good look at his do in belgium, played the u.s. >> he shaved off the fro. there tips the proof. he plays manchester united coming to the u.s. on a preseason tour in a few weeks. you can see him for yourself then. >> why? >> you were so unique. now you look like a regular dude. >> i do thing it is important in soccer to have a little thing going. >> got to have a pro. david luis has one. we recognize him. >> maybe we should start a "world news now" campaign to get the fro back. >> there you go. >> you think. >> absolutely. that's going to happen. coming up. we cannot remember the last time we previewed two movies in our insomniac theater. with reviews this good. >> really, huh? >>

playing in sunday championship, but speak about this, pope francis from argentina his predecessor pope benedictom germany. >> oh, ya. >> take what i'm putting down? argentina and germany in the final sunday. some saying it could be a bit of a holy war. >> oh, my. >> proof that prayer works after all. >> how about that? >> did i not make the connection until the script. >> get them both as a watch party, that would be nice, that would be nice. >> i would be curious to see that watch party. >> it could happen. >> oh, darn. >> it could happen, it could happen. 6:21, los angeles clippers deadline looming now one in court. find out why the trial was put on hold when we come back. >> also, road tripping this summer? three's on your side with some hidden travel traps that can hit both your waistline and your wallet. thousand keep that road trip on the cheap. we'll be right back. >> more showers today? >> should be spotty. the take away, i hope do you get the take away, mainly dry day, mainly going to get some sunshine. but i still have to throw in the potential for just an isolated shower, perhaps, ru

>> well, you know, pope benedict met with victims. and now pope francis is meeting with victims.ims find healing from this, no matter how many victims he meets with, that's not going to protect children. >> i read a quote from a vatican spokesperson. he said is there a body of opinion that's never been interested understanding the church's intention with these meetings. those who understand see and listen to what the pope did and said today we'll know without a doubt it wasn't a public relations event. the real question is what would snap like to see happen? punishment, the cover-up, you tell me. >> as a victim and leader in snap, i would like him to attempt action. we heard a lot of things. we heard a commission has been set up and policies. i would like to see the pope today take action. i would like to see him punish a bishop for covering up abuse. start with bishop finn in kansas city who is convicted of endangering children. >> when you look at the pope, this hope and he is hugely popular and he is almost, you know, deconstructing stereotypes of what popes have been in the p

i covered it when pope benedict visited years ago. but this is going to be exponentially more huge. and i believe he'll come at some point. the polls show he's beloved in america by catholics and noncatholics. >> nothing fazes new yorkers. i think a visit by the pope would be awesome. >> yes. we'll be impressed. >> very impressed. >>> we're going to move on to a lighter and much more bizarre story unfolding on the sidelines of an nfl training camp. look at this. the owner of the indianapolis colts handing out $100 bills to fans who came to watch practice. >> yes, but, a lot of people are asking, what is behind this sudden show of generosity? sara is here with more. >> well, generous, maybe. peculiar, definitely. if the fans were only hoping for a glimpse of their favorite player, they may have walked away a little richer with a great story to tell their friends. >> you get a car! you get a car! >> reporter: it's the kind of excitement you expect on the site of "oprah." but what prompted colts' owner jim irsay to make it rain $100 bills at training camp? fans got a huge surprise when

the vatican says there's a a chance pope francis might watch the world cup with former pope benedict.ause it will feature their home countries, argentina and germany. yeah. they've been calling it, "two popes, one cup." which is unfortunate -- >> steve: what? >> jimmy: they shouldn't do that. >> steve: don't, no! uh-uh. >> jimmy: a nice thing it just -- [ laughter ] here' some political news. yesterday, rick perry told president obama to go to the u.s.-mexico border and see the immigration crisis firsthand, because americans expect to see their president when there is a a disaster. which is why, today, obama showed up in miami. [ laughter ] so sorry about lebron. this is terrible. i saw that chris christie is heading to new hampshire for the second time in two months. people are speculating it's part of his preparations for his potential 2016 presidential run. he really made his way around the state. i mean, first, christie stopped in keene. and then, he made his way up to hanover. from hanover he went to the state's capitol, concord. then, he went to farmington. then, he went back do

pope francis of argentina and german pope benedict will most likely not watch the match together. r pope francis. he goes to bed early. he said he would ask for devine intervention for his claiming he'll remain neutral. >>> it is time for the "newsnation" gut check. george clooney is not backing down in the criticism of the daily mail. he's rejecting their apology for the pea the piece. several outlets are coming to his defense including slate which said the daily mail doesn't deserve to be taken seriously. and the guardian is applauding clooney for standing up to the paper. >>> once again taking to the pages of usa today overnight, clooney e vis rates the daily mail declaring their apology just another lie. there is one constant when a person or company is caught doing something wrong. the cover-up is always worse. clooney wrote, yesterday the mail pulled their article claiming my fiancÈ's mother was unhappy marrying outside their faith. his scathing response forced the apology. but the daily mail maintained the story was not a fabrication. now this morning clooney is firing back

his predecessor, retired pope benedict hails from germany. don't expect the papal party. benedict isn't much of a sports fan. as for the home squad, insult to injury with brazil losing to the netherlands in the battle for third place. and now? >> the fact that the brazilians are going to have to go to the cathedral of soccer and watch one of their bitter rivals play against germany is going to be tough to stomach. >> in case you are wondering, this week's most watched athlete, lebron james, wanted to get his deal wrapped up and finished to leave for brazil to watch the finals. he says, he believes in his heart of hearts germany has the better team. different from lester and erica who are going argentina and dylan, germany. >> and you? >> i'm going argentina. >>. you have all been into it post u.s. >> when the u.s. was in it, it was huge. >> it was a bit more exciting then. >> i got to watch brazil go down yesterday. >> this was a tough one. and models as you need to as ms find the perfect one. great for tim, who's quite a thorough man. he's a big fan of knowing what's out

the vatican said it is unlikely argentina native pope francis and pope benedict will get together for a watch party. francis has promised not to pray for any team and benedict is not known to be a sports fan. >>> no grapevine tonight. we can look at the issue of impeaching the president, who's for it and who's against it. grs cos without prescription for freqnt heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, shopping online is as easy as it gets. carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. . >>> there may be no more polarizing word in presidential politics than impeachment. calls for president obama's impeachment are increasing. so is the worry it could backfire on republicans. mike emanuel is looking at who is pressing the issue and who wants it to go away. >> prominent outside conservative voices called for president obama to be impeached, house speaker john boehner disagrees preferring a lawsuit to b

>> pope benedict met with victims six times. repeatedly he pledged the church to zero tolerance. effect none of this was new. it was the first time he did it. but the novelty of this encounter was that pope francis publicly pledged himself to accountability and not just accountability for clergy who abuse but for bishops who cover it up. that has long been a central bone of contention from victims rights groups, that it has imposed zero tolerance on priests who commit abuse but basically it has not imposed any, the pope has now said with no ifs ands or buts that he intends that there will be accountability on his watch and therefore i think the take away has to be he set a new standard for what is going to count as hi personal success or fail -- his personal success or fame your. if the public sees him holding bishops into account, then he will not get the blame for not living up to his own promises. sreenavasan: it took the pope a long time to get the meeting on the books. >> that's right. what many critics will say is why did it take 16 months for this meeting to happen? in the

pope benedict realized this. but you can reform the church.way to do so is to just simply live out the commandments of jesus and hope everyone else follows, and that's what pope francis has done. and i am so, so proud to be a product of a jesuit education and someone who really supports this pope and what he's been doing. so that's my two cents on the pope. this notion of sort of the thing that religions have in common is, of course, incredibly important. at the heart of it is this idea that is found in all religious traditions and which is most familiar to jews and christians as do unto others as you would have them do unto you. the golden rule exists in every religious traditions in the world. religions that go far back before judaism, the cold of ham rabbi, the oldest, most ancient code of ethics we have has the golden rule in it. this idea that there is a way of treating other people regardless of their race or ethnicity or their religion, their nationality. and it's simply how you yourself want to be treated seems so basic. but at the hea

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pope francis is from argentina, pope benedict is from germany.ing, everyone i'm ukee washington. a developing story this morning philadelphia police are investigating whether two separate shoot initial frankford are related. first happened over on darrah and philmore just after midnight. twenty-one year-old man ran to the hospital for treatment and minutes later police say another man was shot two blocks on frankford avenue in critical condition. there are no suspects in custody. >>> katie has your forecast from the weather center, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. this is another day that does feature additional activity on the radar and comes courtesy of the same frontal boundary. a sluggish little guy and continues to stay just close enough that we are not going to see skies completely clear rather we have just got to deal with additional round, but localized and locally heavy showers and thunderstorms which which we have seen firing up over portions of delaware and down through area shore points. throughout the day we should expect to

dilemma, do they will cheerl argentina the homeland 69 pope or go back to germany the home of pope deny benedictpe francis said this is his swiss guards jokingly it's going to be war. that's what he said. all right. so interesting there. and finally, it seems sorry is just not going to cut it because the biggest movie star on the planet is reject agapology from britain's most popular newspaper. george clooney slamming "the daily mail" after the paper published claims the actor's future mother-in-law was against her daughter marrying the movie star for religious reasons. is the cool clooney calling it a completely fabricated story. the mail's website promptly took the post down, apologizing, but clooney is not buying it and he is saying they knew ahead of time that they were lying. i thank the mail for its apology, not that i would even accept it but because in doing so, they've exposed themselves as the worst kind of tabloid. that's it for me. have a great weekend. here's jake tapper and "the lead" right now. >> lookie lookie who is popping up in cuba seriously. why are you always up in our gril

pope benedict is not much of a sports fan. but he has to be a fan for this one. germany-argentina.artha: whichever side wins, you can speculate divine intervention smiled on one side or the other. let's go to germany where they are ordering the top spy to get out of the country on allegations of espionage. what's going on here? >> reporter: there is real trouble between the u.s. and one of its most extrastrategic ally. a person working for the german intelligence agency was selling secrets to the united states. the german government demanding the expulsion of a cia station chief at usa embassy in berlin for what officials are calling a breach of trust. she summed up her country's angry reaction to this. with so many problems in this world, it's a waste of energy to spy on one's allies. martha: we have the nsa issue with angela merkel she wasn't too happy about before this. reporter: there was a rift. it came out last year with the edward snowden revelation that the u.s. was doing a lot of evils dropping on its ally. it's not -- the germans are especially sensitive to privacy issues

the rivalry pitting pope francis against pope benedict. memes galore. it was a game.t a moment. >> no question. >>> a lot of hot weather out west. >> that is true. nevada in a heat advicery. boise, 102. for now, the local forecast in 30 seconds. >> reporter: good morning, i'm meteorologist karen rogers with your accuweather update. just a couple of showers moving through right now, more storms coming later today. it's let's look at the center city skyline, 76 degrees already. hot today, 91 and humid, as well. watching for the strong storms we could see a shower at any point. the best chance of the storms is later this afternoon and into this evening. >> and in the southwest, where you don't have the monsoon rain, it will be hot. where you do, it will be cloud cooled. >>> coming up, the trial of the accountant accused of brutally murdering his boss. >>> one father's crusade to keep kids from being left this hot cars. >>> is this the most disastrous wedding photo ever taken? what led to this epic fail? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] there's a simpler way to fluffier eggs. i can

the rivalry pitting pope francis against pope benedict. memes galore. it was a game.t a moment. >> no question about that. >>> a lot of hot weather out west. >> that is true. reno, nevada, is in a heat advisory. boise, 102. now, the local forecast in just 30 seconds. >>> good monday morning i have the microclimate forecast. we have high clouds and above average highs and a cooling trend tomorrow and through the weekend with temperatures close to average. we go from mid-60's and 70's around san francisco and richmond and 90's in the north bay and south bay and 100 inland, with temperatures in the 50's and 60's and the cooling trend >> and in the southwest, where you don't have the monsoon rain, it will be hot. where you do, it will be cloud-cooled. >> sounds good. >>> coming up, the trial of the accountant accused of brutally murdering his boss. the dramatic 911 call just released. >>> one father's crusade to keep kids from being left in hot cars. how he's inspiring other parents to act right now. >>> is this the most disastrous wedding photo ever taken? the groomsman

pope francis is from argentina why pope emeritus benedict is from germany. >> it is unlikely they willet together to watch the match. tourist shops have been showing their allegiance flying both flags near the vatican. >>> the smithsonian hosting a viewing party for tomorrow's final match. you're invited to watch argentina and germany battle it out across from the verizon center. fans will get to watch the game on the 21-foot video wall. the park is enclosed and has ac. nice and cool. >>> a very lucky little puppy survived hurricane arthur. >> yes. the dog was found wandering the streets of jacksonville, north carolina, while the storm was pounding the city. someone fortunately picked him up and got him to a pet shelter. no one came to pick him up for five days. cute. steven mills here saw the dog on the news and decided to adopt him. and he names him, appropriately so, arthur. he says he and his wife don't have any kids and so their dogs are their babies. and judging by that tail wag there -- do you see that? he couldn't be happier. >> my god. that took three seconds to get him adopte

so, he's a little bit more of a fired up fan for soccer than pope emeritus benedict. hey trash talk if -- >> i can't imagine them ever talking trash. i would love to see it if they did. while talking about soccer, you might remember the guys from the belgium team with massive hair. >> yes. there he is right there. one of the most recognizable players at the world cup. americans got a good look at his do when belgium played u.s. >> he shaved off the fro. there's the proof. his club soccer team, manchester united s coming to the u.s. on a preseason tour in a few weeks. you can see him for yourself. >> why? are you so unique? >> i do think it's important in soccer to have sort of a little thing going. >> you got to have a fro, you know. david louis has one. >> maybe we should start a campaign for him to grow it back. >> there you go. that's going to happen. >>> we cannot remember the last time we previewed two movies in our insomniac theater with reviews this good. >>> dangerous wild animals kept by notorious drug king pens. who's saving these animals in a zoo like no oth