by the argentina biskupic conference and notably by its then president cardinal bergoglio now pope francis. so the pope did commission a counter inquiry to try to have a priest who had been sentenced for pedophilia acquitted. kind it said there was a bergoglio the future pope actually sent it to the judges with a shrewd sense of timing before father across these various appeal hearings. one of the magistrates received a copy of the counter inquiry agreed to meet us. problems my case a former appeal court judge and former minister of justice is today a high court judge. it's the first time he's spoken openly about the cross the case . he remembers very well the day he found this counter inquiry on his desk with a similarly is this the students who visit him as he is there was no influence away and so if we know enough of the. case and. they know anything. it is in a tone that i don't see what equal that is and that will cost us more if i decided not to those it do you know that you're going to have got it it's an idea if i was the us look at what it is it is or that said well that's what th

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there is no answer, she said pope francis in his five years has been a disappointment, and as a practisingid and i would like to hear from the pope on that because certainly mass attendancies in ireland are declining rapidly. thank you all very much, however you are celebrating, if you're marking easter this weekend or next weekend happy easter to you and thank you whoever you are and wherever you are for watching us on dateline. we will be back at the same time next week, for now from all of us, goodbye. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you right up to date with how we see the next 2a hours developing across the british isles. low pressure to the south—eastern quarter. that front wrapped around the northern and western flanks. generally speaking, the further north and west you are, the further north and west you are, the better your prospects towards the better your prospects towards the end of the day. further east, cloud easing its way. the odd shower. underneath, clearing skies further west, and quite a frosty night, especially across north and western parts of s

repairing the east of pope francis has led the way of the cross procession at the coliseum in rome thetorch lit ceremony next the crucifixion of christ a syrian family and an iraqi nun carried the cross during good friday press. at the coliseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gathered for a traditional good friday service led by pope francis torches let the fourteen stations that catholics believe jesus made on his way to crucifixion assyrian family carried the cross at one of the stations jews who really don't need to do is unlimited. addressing the crowd the pope expressed shame seen for a world fractured by war and division you know. he won't let. the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay faced out in prayer in front of the altar. he kissed the cross as a sign of penance. good friday commemorates the death of jesus prayer services continue saturday leading up to the most important christian holiday easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus the oh so well now and it's always a special occasion when i have a buy in muni

the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay faced out in prayerin front of the altar. he kissed the cross as a side of pendants. good friday commemorates the death of jesus prayer services continue saturday leading up to the most important christian holiday easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus the so sports news now and it's a special occasion whenever by munich and don't wind square off this time all the more so as brian have the chance to secure that wonderfully good title if results elsewhere in the lake go that way now the game known as dec has been billed as a clash of the titans but a spy and rack up the titles is becoming less and less of a fair fight. draw lines. or bind since two thousand and ten it's been an either or proposition the two clubs have kept the bundesliga title between themselves the last five seasons though it's been advantaged by or as even the black and yellow half of the rivalry will concede. out. the trees even on school byron see it as a requirement to be the best team and they've delivered as of ou

it's as if pope francis is speaking just to you. rare and unique documentary. >> for the first time in history, the pope opens his doors to address the questions and issues we face together, as a leader whose faith inspires the world. >> reporter: five years since white smoke rose over the vatican, symbolizing the selection of a new pope, with a common touch, paying his own hotel bill. pope francis tackles tough sugge subjects in this film. life, death, and the role of the family. he has not lost his sense of humor. the award-winneing director sai he wanted to make a movie about him. the pope favorability rates have approached those of john paul ii. despite his humble character, francis drew huge crowds on his 2015 trip to the u.s. >> we're smiling here at the studio, at the looks of this car. we are used to the big american limousines. and this is a mr. bean car by comparison. and yet, it's going the take him around town. >> reporter: but some politically conservative catholics are less impressed, by a pope that's prioritized clima

well, yes, the vatican and pope francis are gearing up for a very busy easter weekend. was washing the feet of 12-inch mates in a prison that is literally a stone's throw from the vatican. now, this is a tradition that happens every holy wednesday of course, but pope francis is taking it one step ahead because he does that all the time. he goes to prison and wash the feet of inmate. this time 12 men from different countries, different continents, different religions. most of them were catholic, two muslims, one was an orthodox christian, one was a buddhist. later on as i said he is going to hold a mass behind me at st. peter's basilica, and the way of the cross. the way of the cross is a tradition, reenactment that takes place all over the world while about half an hour from now one will take place in jerusalem on the villa de la rosa that is believed where christ walked on the way to the crucifixion. the most colorful one will come from the philippines where christians allow themselves to be really nailed on wooden crosses with real nails. watch or look away. >> not fo

there is no answer, she said pope francis five years has been a disappointment and as a practising catholicd and i would like to hear from the pope on that because certainly massive tendencies in ireland are declining rapidly. thank you all very much, however you are celebrating, if you're marking easter this weekend or next weekend happy easter to you and thank you whoever you are and wherever you are for watching us on dateline. we will be back at the same time next week, for now from all of us, goodbye. good friday was wet for many parts of the uk and it will be wet through the rest of today but probably not quite as wet as it has been. there are still rivers on flood warning at the moment, we had this picture sent in earlierfrom north the moment, we had this picture sent in earlier from north yorkshire, the moment, we had this picture sent in earlierfrom north yorkshire, the breezily wind throwing in these winds and rain, snow still falling over the higher ground, the best of the brightness across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland with sunshine and a few showers. we mi

tomorrow is the fifth anniversary of pope francis' election.hat, joining me now cardinal donald wuerl, archbishop of washington, and to weigh in on the last five years of the papacy. thank you for being here. >> you are welcome. it's a great joy to be back to be with you. and to think, celebrating the fifth anniversary of pope francis. i think the impact of pope francis is people see in him, he bears witness with his life, not just his words. his whole impact, as i see it, is he's opened up the church in no way that people feel they are much more welcome. he says to them, there is space for all of us here in this church. >> i have seen the map of his travel. it's quite something. it's extensive. >> it is. when he was elected, he said i don't think i will be moving around as much as previous popes. that turned out not to be true at all. for as old as he is, he continues to carry out the schedule of someone 20 years younger. he's having an impact everywhere he goes. >> bret: he met with president trump and president trump remarked on the conversa

pope francis will visit dublin in late august for two days.it would be the first ever able visit to northern ireland. time for a look at the weather... get quite cold night and something tells me we are not quite done with winter yet as we had towards easter, it could turn cold again. for the short term we have white fine weather around across most of the uk. the weather systems are out in the atlantic lining up and heading in our direction. and with that comes a bit of mild air but not desperately mild but temperatures still below par for the time of year. but a lot better than third to just a few days ago. so today bright weather across england and wales, some rain around in

the newspaper's founder, an avowed atheist, wrote the story after a private meeting with pope francis at the vatican earlier this week. in that meeting, the 93-year-old journalist claims he asked the pope where bad souls go and where they are punished. to which the pope allegedly replied, "they are not punished. those who repent obtain god's forgiveness and take their place among the ranks of those who contemplate him. but those who do not repent and cannot be forgiven disappear. a hell does not exist. to disappearance of sending souls exists." that quote breaking with 2,000 years of catholic teachings quickly spread around the world. but it's also not clear those were pope francis' exact words. the author, who struck up a friendship with frances, has noted that he doesn't take notes or make recordings of our conversations. he often uses his own words when quoting his holiness. today, the vatican did not confirm or deny the alleged quote but did attempt to discredit the article, saying, "it is a result of the authors reconstruction in which the exact words pronounced by the pope are n

pope francis urging young people to keep shouting and not to allow older generations to silence theircomments comes for one day after thousands of young americans took to the streets in the u.s. and demanded action on gun violence. pope did not mention saturday's marches directly, but in the past, he's condemned gun violence and weapons manufacturing. and in france, christians celebrating palm sunday, also mourning the 44-year-old french policeman who swapped himself for a female hostage friday. lieutenant colonel bell tram was killed along with three others after a gunman stormed a supermarket in the french town. he was held as a hero in mass. he was shot three times as he helped end the siege carried out by a 25-year-old french moroccan national. isis claimed responsibility for the attack but offered no evidence of how they were actually connected to the attacker. rick? rick: conor powell in jerusalem. >>> legends and lies premieres later on fox. fox and friends co-host caught up with one of the historians featured in this season, and here's part of that interview. >> thomas jeffers

>> two weeks after benedict xvi's resignation, pope francis is elected. d the papal crown is handed from one man to the other. >> we have two popes, but only one is the pope. the problem with having two popes is that you have to decide who do you listen to? >> benedict was 85 when he resigned. he inherited the financial mess. he inherited the mess of sexual abuse. he inherited the administrative chaos. >> benedict resigned because he realized that these problems were simply too great for him. >> it's not like other human institutions. it's created, we believe, by god. and this man is resigning from all of that. that's not what a pope is supposed to do. >> for 2,000 years the legacy of saint peter has been a define divine office passed down from one pope to the next. but can two men hold the legitimate claim to one godly office? >> it's left us with this situation of a pope and an extra pope. and that's always going to change the nature of an institution. >> who's the real pope? >> in 2013, millions of people watch as benedict xvi peacefully hands the papac

because five years ago today, this man stepped out onto that famous balcony and emerged as pope francis. the argentinian pope, shunned the paypal apartment, and the big car, and he devoted himself to the poor and margin lyzed of our world. all these years later, has he met the expectations and fulfilled the hopes he raised? here to discuss, is father james martin, no stranger to breaking the mold himself, his call to catholics to accept the lgbt community, he lays it all out in his book "building a bridge." welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> what a day, five years ago this dramatic event happened in the vatican. and really, the whole world, catholics and non-catholics, were swept up by him, by his person. has he met the important expectations that he raised? >> i think the important ones, yes, which is to turn the church more towards the poor. i think he said in an interview with american magazine he felt the church was too focused on issues like abortion, home sexuality, same sex marriage, which are important, but he wanted to move us towards direct contact with the poor, a pope

>> as you're seeing this is footage from a new documentary, called "pope francis, a man of his word".a: do you have to say that? you're the pope. >> the documentarian was recruited to do this by the vatican. why is the vatican funding a film about their boss? they are. it's a -- the pope talks about his ecological concerns, the concerns for the poor. why five years later? some say this is to protect the pope from criticism which he has encountered because of the changes to church teaching, practice and doctrine. that is a big concern. >> laura: when benedict and john paul wrote their biographies and -- they were huge sellers. >> i'm told he's not had a "new york times" best seller yet. >> laura: that's odd, don't you think? >> the vatican is embroiled in its own difficulty. the news came out. a black eye for the vatican. there was a letter they released from pope benedict affirming that pope francis and how are in continuity. >> laura: so no doctrine is changing. no change coming. >> did you see the letter? they smudged out the end of it so you couldn't read what was next. what people

pope francis has been presiding over the way of the cross procession at the coliseum in rome the torch ceremony riyadh reenacts the crew crucifixion of christ a syrian family and in iraq a nun carried the cross as the good friday prayers and meditations were cited. catholics gathered at the coliseum in rome passing a cross between them as part of the way of the cross procession this is a reenactment of fourteen stops that catholics believe jesus made on good friday as he was led to his crucifixion. at st peter's basilica the evening service began in complete silence pope francis lay face down in front of the altar praying. then he kissed the cross as a sign of penance. good friday is a somber day for christians it commemorates the death of jesus services continue on saturday heeding up to the most important christian festivity easter sunday which celebrates jesus' resurrection. china's defunct space station town gone one will drop back to earth sometime this weekend after being in orbit since two thousand and eleven the ten metre long space station is out of control and no one is sure

in 2013 millions watched as benedict the xvi hands over the seat to pope francis. he past, two living men with claim to one legacy resulted to nothing but chaos. >>> the 10th and the 11th centuries, if you got two popes, you got two factions. >> it is an extraordinary episode. benedict, they wanted benedict to be pope for their own financial gains and supremacies. if a king needed a sensation to marry his brother's wife. if people wanted to take possession of a local parish, they would have to get >> 19-year-old benedict has no interest of bureaucracy or public service. he is only interested in the privilege of power. >> benedict is someone who's clearly made pope in order to enrich his family on t. on the secular side, not one who has a spiritual authority or spiritual training. >> nepotism tended to produce a group of wealthy parasites who are also clergies. he was incompetent. he was morally compromised in many ways >> he was up to his neck in robbery and murder. he was using his position to gain wealth at the expense of the people of rome. >> by the year 1044, t

it was five years ago today, pope francis chosen as the next pope.mber that night, a limo waiting, but he instead chose the van, riding with the cardinals who had just named him pope. returning to the hotel he'd be staying at to pay the bill himself. tonight, in a new documentary, pope francis addressing questions of inequality, war and peace. there are the more personal moments, visiting the sick, visiting the forgotten. celebrating mass. and speaking directly to the camera, he urges everyone to learn to listen. the people's pope showing his humor when it comes to families, he says there are those disagreements. laughter when talking about the in-laws. it was that humor and that kindness we remember during our trip to the vatican three years ago. the pope ready to answer questions from americans back home. we told him we were honored and we remember asking him this before his historic trip to the u.s. do you have a message for america before your visit, a parting message? he told me, "i'm filled with hope to meet you all. i ask you, please pray for

and pope francis, a man of his word, will be released by an nbc, i guess the question is whether pope francis himself will see it. he has said that he hasn't watched television since 1990. back to you. >> he's been a little busy, i suppose. it is supposed to be a good one. >>> so a little bay area inspiration in case you need it. >> selling a job application signed by steve jobs. he filled out the application at the age of 18 in 1973. a little hard to read here. but in response to a question asking whether he has access to transportation, he wrote possible but not probable. he listed his interests as electronics design and computer engineering. it is not clear the job he was actually applying for. if you didn't know, jobs famously reluctant to give autographs so experts consider items like these which bear his signature to be extremely rare. the auction house says it expects to it sell for $50,000. >> wow! i wonder how much my first application would be worth. it was when we first filled them out by pen. "this is us" airs tod fans are buzzing about the teaser the show released at the

preached by savonarola, the embodiment of death by excess at the hands of the catholic church. >> pope francisoming known as the people's pope. >> he takes the bus, as we reported here. he pays his own bills. >> pope francis is simply not interested in the power, wealth, influence aspect of the papacy at all. he gets up at 5:00, and he works till 10:00 p.m. so there's a kind of focus there was like that, the wld wld ybody be horrible. the renaissance popes did things very, very differently. they took a lot of holidays. they partied. and they created beauty. but the beauty was paid for with sin. >> the borgias, the della roveres, the de medicis and the murderous power hungry families that shaped renaissance italy bring the church to a breaking point. by the end of the 16th century, their blind ambition, fierce loyalty and frivolous spending has bankrupt the church financially and spiritually. >> what they did with power, it's obviously incompatible with the figure of jesus in the gospels. and yet, when you stand in front of michaelangelo's pieta in the vatican or raphael's frescoes, what do you

. >> pope francis is the 200th -- the 266th leader of the catholic church. r the past 200 years, despite an ever changing world, catholics look to the pope for faith, morality and divine guidance. but who is this figure that means so much to so many, and how did he become one of the most powerful men on earth? >> people look to the pope to have something to say on almost everything. >> he transcends the catholic church. >> i don't think there's any other religious figure that people recognize as much as they recognize the pope. >> but before the pope had the ear of 1.4 billion followers worldwide, he was a philosopher, a leader of an underground movement, and an outlaw. peter was one of the 12 apostle. he used to walk with jesus, essentially. so he's an important figure for is that reason alone. >> in the gospels, when the apostles go fishing in galilee, peter is told he is peter, which means rock, and i will build my church upon this walk and i will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven. >> and peter said, you're the christ, you're the son of god. so he

he bit him. >> not surprisingly, pope francis says the little guy's forgiven. they were mortified, but the pope handled it well. >> i love the impression on the pope's face as he's being bitten there. all right. >>> well, coming up the rough road for hillary clinton. >> she sustained multiple injuries on her recent trip overseas. so, hear what we are learning about her condition. >>> and rihanna snaps back at snapchat over a game making light of her abusive relationship with chris brown. you are watching "world news now." oh, sorry i'm late, sir. i had a doctor's appointment. when you said you were at the doctor, but your shirt says you were at a steakhouse... that's when you know it's half-washed. now from downy fabric conditioner comes downy odor protect with 24-hour odor protection. downy's powerful formula conditions fibers to lock out odors all day. hey, your shirt's making me hungry. ha ha, derek. downy and it's done. hey, need fast try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nex

twitter followers. [ speaking foreign language ] >> pope francis is more than a religious leader. >> o the holy father is not just another guy with an opinion. >> he's an advocate and an activist. offering a strong voice on climate change. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i think pope francis honestly has revolutionized the church. >> the msnbc special "headliners pope francis," this sunday 9:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back with the "hardball" roundtable. ama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. dad! if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super poligrip. >>> welcome back to "hardball." va secretary david shulkin isn't the only person president trump has fired without telling them

pope francis lives at the basilica. e you'll run into two popes inside the vatican gardens. >> reporter: cameras are rarely allowed. all of this is a renaissance construction site. >> michelangelo was working on the dome while this was being built simultaneously in the gardens. >> reporter: for 500 years, popes have discussed religion, science and philosophy here. >> a monk was the founder of modern genetics or the belgian priest who came up with the big bang. there were a lot of great scientists who were catholic priests. >> reporter: jones, from indiana, helps manage pope francis' twitter account. >> he's the author of the tweets themselves. so he's definitely involved. and -- in the process itself. social media can be a very rough place. but you have to be there if you want to reach out to people. >> reporter: though here to the sanctity of the papacy preserved. what do i have to do to be retweeted by the pope? >> keep hoping. >> reporter: keep praying. >> keep praying. >> reporter: modern life can be surprisingly nor

. >> pope francis is the 266th leader of the catholic church. for the last 2,000 years, despite an ever changing world catholics have looked to the pope as a beacon of faith, morality and divine guidance. but who is this figure that means so much to so many? and how did he come to be one of the most powerful men on earth? >> people look to the pope to have somethingo say on almost everything. >> he transcends the cath rick church. >> i don't think there is any other religious figure that people recognize as much as they recognize the pope. >> but before the pope had the ear of 1.2 billion followers worldwide he was a philosopher, a leader of an underground movement and an outlaw. >> peter was one of the 12 apostles. he used to walk with jesus essentially. so he is an important figure for that reason alone. >> in the gospels when the apostles go fishing in galilee, peter is told you are rp, which means rock. and on this rock i will build my church and i will give to you the keys of the kingdom of heaven. and jesus christ said to peter who do you s

my mailbox today. >> i'll start looking. >> i'll take you out to lunch. >> i'd like that. >>> pope francisd muslims were included. it's one of many actions by francis that have raised concerns among conservative catholics. >> dozens of theologians and others accuse the pope of heresy when he created the don't called "the joy of love." "new york times" believes in the controversy -- delves into the controversy of that document and its impact in his new book "to change the church "pope francis and the future of catholicism." it's published by simon & schuster, a division of cbs. >> i think it risks ultimately aspects of catholicism that are essential to the church's claim to be the one true church that connects itself all the way back to jesus himself. one of the most interesting things is throughout the worldly pomps and popes getting in wars and being worldly and causing trouble it's also one of the place where you find some of the strongest words of jesus still lived out. jesus says you must eat my body and drink my blood and the catholic church says that's exactly what you do. in the sam

pope francis will visit dublin in late august for two days.a pay rise worth at least 6.5% over the next three years. the agreement includes nurses, midwives and paramedics, as well as the lowest—paid staff, such as porters and cleaners, who are in line to get an increase of 15%. we were talking to the royal college of nursing earlier. in some cases, the lowest paid staff will get a bigger increase. mark dayan is a policy and public affairs analyst at health charity the nuffield trust, and is here with me in the studio. did have you with us, thank you. is ita did have you with us, thank you. is it a good deal? compared to what we‘ve had for eight years, a com plete we‘ve had for eight years, a complete pay cap followed ideas of 196 complete pay cap followed ideas of 1% increases, those being cuts in real terms, this is a good deal and i think it will be very welcome to nhs staff. what it represents is perhaps a recognition that we are reaching the end of the road with austerity in the nhs, and we think that‘s a very valid conclusion. but let‘s

pope francis invited the youth to act saying you have the ability to shout.r leaders corrupt, keep quiet. as they begin holy week, young catholics have asked leaders for more transparency and authenticity starting in the church. >> six puppies stolen from their owner in italy are now having a very happy reunion and the man accused of stealing them is being punished. the dogs are now safe and as you can see looking great. but right before this photo was taken, they were found crowded into a small basket in an apartment building. police got a call that the dogs went missing from their owner's home and she tipped them off about a possible suspect. when authorities raided the man's home, the sound of dogs parking gave them away. >> glad to have them back at home where they're supposed to be. >>> just ahead your march madness highlights. plus "black panther" did something not all the avengers combined could accomplish. you're watching "early today." harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of

later this holy thursday, pope francis will wash the feet of inmates at a prison. as become something of a tradition. ♪ it is a powerful image of faith and love. pope francis washing the feet of prisoners, and perhaps his inspiration can be found inside the apostolic palace. nbc news was given rare access to the pope's exquisite chapel. on one wall jesus washes the feet of the apostles. pope francis will pray here tomorrow. the easter weekend celebrations broadcast to a billion or more catholics around the world. holy week began with something so simple. palms for palm sunday cut from the vatican garden to adorn st. peter's basilica. vatican official father luke sweeney hails from new york. >> this takes us right back to when jesus entered jerusalem. he came sitting on a donkey. what did people do? they took palm branches, placed it before him and acclaimed him king. >> this really sets us up for easter. >> it does. >> reporter: for centuries, pilgrims have congregated from afar, like the kent family from san diego. >> holy week began in what we believe is the holie

. >>> coming up, hear what pope francis allegedly said that's raising some big questions. >>> also ahead, coffee will now come with a cancer warning in one state. we examine the risk. >>> and a fox news host loses more sponsors after personally criticizing one of the florida school shooting survivors. this morning laura ingraham's >>> the phone in my pocket causes cancer, and we use that every day. >> i'm keeping my coffee. love you, starbucks. >> that's just one or two reactions after a california judge ruled coffee companies and shops must include cancer warnings on coffee sold in the state. >> yeah, that ruling comes after a lawsuit claiming coffee companies were violating a state law. that law requires that a wide range of chemicals that can cause cancer come along with a warning including one of those chemicals that is used in coffee roasting processes. the coffee companies argued those levels of chemicals are harmless and do not outweigh the benefits of drinking coffee and they now have a few weeks to challenge the ruling before it's final. >>> under armour is warning people who us

despite our quick chat neither pope francis nor any vatican official has ever answered our lead. at the end of this investigation there is one question how can the catholic church retrieve itself from these guilty silence us. german from a number of countries such as belgium the united states and the netherlands are mobilizing and launching a national inquiry commissions on sexual abuse within the church. victims are listened to and the spotlight has fallen on the responsibility of the bishops. so let us pray may the vatican order a world wide inquiry commission. so that past scars maybe he'll let me still have faith in the future. they're not ones that if you know something's up let down one by its nature the cynicism. and. when seeking the new south. take in the city. yes sir it didn't look darker to give than. thirty three. families the kind. that i think. subsequently. just feeling this one means i love this guy enough he did but let me say this now in tokyo find it he's going to have to go. with his look was because did a piece of dancing coral cultural shift from the premis

pope francis has reportedly telephoned the mother of a murdered brazilian councilwoman mario franco was shot dead last week and thousands of brazilians have been protesting since demanding police find her killers a nonprofit organization for alameda tweeted on wednesday saying franco's mother spoke to the pope hunger was known for her activism against police brutality. police in the u.s. state of texas say they found concrete evidence that suspect mark condit was behind the recent bombing spree in the capital austin the twenty three year old steered his car into a ditch and blew himself up on wednesday john hendren has more on the bombers home town of pflugerville in texas. after a three week manhunt the austin package bombers latest victim was himself his motive still a mystery the suspect is deceased in a final confrontation with officers who had tracked him down to a suburban hotel police say twenty three year old mark anthony condit detonated an explosive leaving him dead his parents at a loss to explain and his series of questions unanswered we don't know where this suspect has spe

pope francis has provided over his six easter vigil service in st peter's basilica at the vatican the service began with the lighting of a candle the light of which is meant to symbolize christ earlier francis urge people not to be complacent about the world's injustices. in pakistan a homecoming for a young voice of peace malala yousafzai is visiting her village in the swat valley it's the first time she's been there since two thousand and twelve when the taliban nearly killed her. she's a daughter coming home a daughter who six years ago was nearly killed here for her outspoken belief that girls deserve education just. like the taliban shot malala yousafzai in the head but instead of killing her the attack strengthened her resolve now malala is back the youngest ever nobel peace prize winner is visiting her hometown and pakistan's swat region security is tight when mother was shot in two thousand and twelve the pakistani army had already been back in control of the area for three years similar attacks still happen from time to time but now the streets of swat a mainly peaceful and b

our investigations would lead us all the way to pope francis who revealed how when he was archbishop of buenos aires he tried to influence the argentine justice department. to sunday that. list was the out in the night and think of the past few. investigated the mysteries of the church where on the altar of truth god's law seems to prevail over that of man. our inquiry into the international transfers of priests accused of pedophilia begins in the united states. where in chicago in the shadow of this cathedral too would disappear a unique kind of protest. itself. or it's you know it's not all are victims of pedophile priests. in their hands portraits of venice children when they were abused. in the us sixteen thousand people have already launched complaints for sexual abuse against catholic priests. these victims have joined forces for the annual conference of their support group smout survivors network of those abused by priests. oh everybody. great to see you again and i think it looks like we've got a bigger group than last year which is even better news so how many of you are her