on stage on live tv, she tore up a photo of pope john paul ii.was a statement about child abuse allegations by priests and a slap in the face to the catholic church. >> fight the real enemy. >> she suffered greatly, both personally and professionally for it. >> never backed down. >> never backed down. >> lisa was in her 20s when the o'connor controversy made global headlines with prominent catholic celebrities threatening physical harm to the singnger. the l landscape is differentnt in the era of social media whehe peoplele post thinings onlinee likes oror fofollows. coconnoror did not do that. shee felt strtrong conviviction abouout child abuse,e, wowomen' righghts and religioion and sacrifificed her c career too es them. >> as ann irish woman, youou shshe had an experieience thaha very diffeferent thann peoeople in the u.s. in r regards to the role of the church. >> reporter: well, we reached out to t the l l.a. archdhdioces morning t to see i if they orr vatitican mightht be i issuing cocomments abobout sinead o'o'cs dedeath. they say s so far

her music as for her controversy in 1992, sparking fierce outrage after ripping up a photo of pope john paul iivision to protest child sexual abuse in the catholic church. >> fight the real enemy. >> decades later, o'connor converted to islam. her songs are often a reflection of a tormented personal life for years in and out of rehab for depression, an addiction and trauma, and last year, hospitalized after the death of her 17 year old son, shane sinÉad o'connor, who defied institutions and convention from her image to her music was 56. our thanks to eva pilgrim. >> sinÉad o'connor survived by her three children. >> such an icon. there is a happy milestone today for a man who blazed his own trail as a television pioneer. the o with itches. o o. >> i wonder what it is. >> from where i'm scratching, we can rule out mumps. >> norman lear, the genius behind maude, all in the family and the jeffersons, turns 101 years old today. he recently opened up about why his shows have resonated these were problems people were dealing with and the people who were dealing with them were people i knew. norman le

there is a monument to pope john paul ii in the temple, if i'm not mistaken, after death the pontiff, sculptural statue appeared here, perhaps the first in the world? now we are walking along the road that connected minsk with vilnius, the so-called part of the old old vilna tract within the city, it is called the great hotel. they say that here on the central square under the asphalt, a unique paving stone has been preserved. she was brought here in soviet times from the kiev castle, historians hold a different opinion, this cannot be because according to the general plans. at this place. everything began to appear only in mid, fifties to late sixties. the area was finally ennobled before that , all life was concentrated around the station, and the place was surrounded by a garden and an old railway, by the way, in this part of the city, surprisingly, there are practically no administrative buildings. even the building of the house of soviets, erected in the style of the stalinist amp, turned into a polytechnic college. drew attention to the names of the streets, they are not typical

to what chloe said to the snl performance where she ripped up pope john paul ii's vote owe, this was long before investigations were going on notice catholic church. she said i'm not going to take it anymore and we need to do something about it. and i think one of her legacies is going to be her openness about her struggles with drug addiction, substance abuse, mental illness, seeking help. you know, sadly we would see a lot of her struggles play out in realtime on social media. and i know there were many times in my vision people were wondering what was going on, what was she trying to tell people? i worked with someone who worked with her closely and they just said she was like a fragile bird, which is so interesting, this fragile bird that had this voice not only musically but politically and socially. >> marc and chloe, thank you for being with us. we still have plenty of more news to get to on a busy afternoon on cnn central. we're back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. li

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controversy after speaking out against the catholic church, which included ripping up a picture of pope john paul ii appearance on "saturday night live." she struggled for years with her mental health as she retreated from the public eye. her death was confirmed in a statement from her family. sinead o'connor was just 56 years old. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm james brown. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the search for a teenager who disappeared in 2019 from her parents' arizona home is now over. alicia navarro, who is now 18, walked into a police station in montana on wednesday. authorities say she is safe and healthy and is not facing any charges. >>> representatives from the military of niger have announced they removed the west african country's president from power. secretary of state antony blinken says the u.s. supports ousted president mohamed bazoum. >>> and the u.s. wome

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in 1992, sparking fierce outrage after ripping up a photo of pope john paul ii on national televisionl abuse in the catholic church. >> fight the real enemy. >> reporter: decades later, o'connor converted to islam. her songs often a reflection of a tormented personal life. for years, in and out of rehab for depression, addiction, and trauma. and last year, hospitalized after the death of her 17-year-old son, shane. sinead o'connor, who defied institutions and convention, from her image to her music, was 56. sinead o'connor is survived by her three children. in 2013, she said she wanted to be remembered as a loving mother and grandmother. david? >> david: all right, eva, thank you. >>> when we come back, three u.s. marines found dead in a car, and tonight, we now know the cause, in a moment. this... a mild to moderate eczema treatment... ...that helps clear skin without pills,... ...injections, or steroids. imagine using one single cream... ...to help kick the itch. ...oh! it's not imaginary. it's opzelura. eczema treatment reimagined. opzelura is proven to help... ...clear or almost..

controversy after speaking out against the catholic church, which including ripping up a picture of pope john paul iifor years with her mental health as she retreated from the public eye. her death was confirmed in a statement from her family. sinead o'connor was just 56 years old. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donn l, i'm james brow >> judge judy: he said you were acting like a lunatic in the car. >> i wasn't acting like no lunatic. >> announcer: friends let friends drive drunk. >> judge judy: what were you drinking, miss richardson? >> some 1800. >> judge judy: what is that? >> some tequila. >> judge judy: so he was drinking tequila, also? >> yes. >> announcer: then it was his turn at the wheel. >> after i didn't like how she was driving, then i took over, and i started driving. >> judge judy: so there was an accident with the car. do you remember how that happened? >> me? no, i don't. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution elena richa

controversy after speaking out against the catholic church, which including ripping up a picture of pope john paul iith her mental health as she retreated from the public eye. her death was confirmed in a statement from her family. sinead o'connor was just 56 years old. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm james brown. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> the city confiscates homeless people's property frequently. they lose their paperwork. it sets them back in terms of their search for housing. >>> a woman narrowly escapes an attempted carjacking in the east bay. the terrifying ordeal captured on her own dash cam. >>> also, another rolling gun battle brings traffic to a stand still on a bay area freeway. this time in lafayette. >>> and fans of the red and gold check out this year's squad in action as we countdown to kick off, a 49er preseason football. i. the coalition on homelessness is a ducing accusing san francisco of just shoveling the homeless around. >> a coalition defending homeless individuals filed a lawsuit against the city basically asking them to stop enforcing sweeps all ov

in 1992 on "saturday night live," o'connor tore up a photo of pope john paul ii to protest sexual abuser: in 1999, she became the first priestess of a dissident roman catholic group. and after the catholic priest sexual abuse scandal broke wide open, she called on the vatican to stop covering up the truth, telling anderson cooper this in 2010. >> the one thing that the victims really require for healing and so do the rest of us as catholic people is a full admission by the vatican that there was an active cover-up in operation for decades since 1922. >> reporter: o'connor long struggled with her mental health. she attempted suicide at age 33. in 2017, she posted this video of herself at a motel in new jersey in the midst of a mental breakdown. >> the most vulnerable people on earth. we can't take care of our [ bleep ] selves. >> reporter: a year later, she converted to islam and changed her name to shihada. last year o'connor's 17-year-old son shane died by suicide. o'connor shared this photo of the two of them just last week on twitter. despite saying in 2021 she would quit making musi

she performed bob marley's "war" on saturday night live, then proceeded to rip up a photo of pope john paul ii on live tv, declaring quote "fight the enemy." -- "fight the real enemy." the move, a protest against systemic child abuse in the catholic church, of which she was a survivor, provoked widespread uproar. she addressed her snl performance days later during an interview with entertainment tonight. >> i find his presence in ireland hilarious. the people who are responsible for telling lies in the first place. the destruction and murder of an entire race of people, and subsequent overtaking of the educational systems lead to distortions of historical fact. amy: a decade later in 2002, an investigation by the boston globe shined a spotlight on sexual abuse and its cover-up in the church. sinead o'connor was also an ally to lgbtq communities and marched for abortion rights decades before it was legalized in ireland. she converted to islam and started using the name shuhada sadaqat in 2018, she spoke out for palestinian rights, respecting the palestinian civil society call for boycott, dives

moment in the '90s, i believe in 1 1992 on "saturday night live" when she ripped up the photo of pope john paul iiiant. i don't regret it. and so she was speaking out about, you know, the sex abuse in the catholic church and these issues long before others, and she faced widespread criticism all over the world, but i also want to talk to you guys about this really tough past year for her. we're all moms, everybody out there has a loved one, right? last year she lost one of her children to suicide, and she spoke about it on twitter. she talked even recently on a twitter account that's unverified but, you know, it appears to be her saying that she's lost her way, lost the meaning to live, and she was hospitalized after the suicide of her 17-year-old son shane, canceled her shows, but on her facebook page it appeared that she did want to get back out there this year, start touring and that she wanted to reconnect with her fans and that she had sort of found this reenergized part of her life, and also, she had just done a documentary with an incredible filmmaker that actually won many awards and debut

was known for her sensational voice and provocative actions, including tearing up a picture of pope john paul ii"saturday night live". she shot to global fame in 1990, with a cover of the prince ballad "nothing compares to you". ♪ i went to the doctor and guess what he told me he said to come a girl you better try to have fun, no matter what you do but he's a fool because nothing compares, nothing compares 2 u ♪ ♪ william: sinead o'connor was 56 years old. still to come waters off the , coast of florida reach hot-tub-like temperatures, bleaching coral reefs. the biden administration's efforts to get insurance companies to cover mental health care. upheaval in israel prompts calls for the u.s. to cut off billions in annual aid. author wes lowery addresses increasing racial violence in his new book, plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington. william: as heatwaves roll across so much of the world, oceans are also heating up. surface temperatures in many oceans are right now breaking historical records, including in the atlantic, where these warmer waters threaten

after a controversial appearance on saturday night live in 1992, when she ripped up a photo of pope john paul iiver-up of catholic church sexual abuse cases a decade before the scandal was widely publicized. >> ten years after the pope ripping episode you, you all found out in america that this was going on. >> that shocking moment cause a vocal backlash. despite the controversy, though, o'connor would go on to least ten solo albums. later in life, she suffered a series of public mental health episodes, spending time in treatment. she converted to islam in 2018 and legally changed her name to davitt -- tragedy struck when her son shane died by suicide -- o'connor was hospitalized at the time over concerns she might harm herself. a boundary pushing icon, tonight, gone far too soon. >> grammy award winner sinÉad o'connor takes us off the air tonight. and on that note, i wish you all a very good and safe night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. [silence] >> good evening from new york. i'm jen psaki

she also made headlines for tearing up a picture of pope john paul ii on "saturday night live" in 1992s 56 years old. >>> in a developing story, as extreme heat continues to grip much of the nation, the white house is taking steps to try and provide relief. texas and surrounding states are reporting a spike in hospitalizations associated with that heat wave. high temps are also making it tough for people who have to work outside. >> it's not exactly the desired temperature to move in. >> you got it cooler so we put some towels and wrapped them around us and cool us down. >> so the white house says it is acting to address heat related problems. new steps include issuing a hazard alert and tougher enforcement laws protecting workers. $7 million to improve weather forecasts and $152 million to deliver more water to california, colorado and washington state. >>> now to some close encounter on capitol hill where a hearing about ufos attracted big crowds. as brian hackney reports, three retired military officials testified that the military is hiding evidence of alien spacecraft from the ame

. >> reporter: when o'connor ripped up this photo of pope john paul ii on national television, backlashoed the singer loudly when she was on stage at a bob dylan tribute. o'connor repeatedly defended herself, calling herself catholic and spiritual. and in 1999 she became the first priestess of a dissident roman catholic group. o'connor called for the pope to tell the truth. >> we have the proof that tell us we're being lied to and we're being lied to by people who are supposed to represent jesus christ. >> reporter: o'connor lashed out at other collapses. started a war of words with miley cyrus when o'connor publicly urged the young performer not to, quote, let the music business make a prostitute of you, and accused someone else of being a drug supplier for prince. o'connor's personal life was tabloid fodder, divorce, custody battles. the singer married four times, was mother to four children, tormented, talented. o'connor attempted suicide in the late 1990s. in early 2022, she checked into a hospital while grieving the death of her third son shane. at 51, o'connor converted to islam,

nominated for three grammy awards and o'connor also made headlines for tearing up a picture of pope john paul iiday night live" in 1992. she was 56 years old. >>> it is 6:36. the tech layoffs are not over just yet. the job cuts from linkedin affecting bay area workers this morning. >>> and the market just opened about six minutes ago. quick check on big board for you. we are up in the green >>> what's coming up later on "cbs mornings"? dana jacobson joins us live now from new york. good morning dana, what do you have on tap for us? >> hi, amanda. good morning the you. a lot coming up on "cbs mornings." nba superstar jalen brown is going to join us. talk about signing the biggest contract in nba history. talk about giving back to the community in boston. >>> also the women's national team is taking the term soccer mom to a another level. they've got three moms on the roster. and how they balance playing with raising children. >>> and "jaws" squared everyone out of the water nearly 50 years ago if you can believe it. well, anthony mason finds out why the tense store behind the blockbuster movie is

profoundly controversial appearance on "saturday night live" in 1992 when she ripped up a photo of pope john paul iireal enemy. >> protesting the cover up of catholic church sexual abuse cases, a decade before the scandal was widely publicized. telling carson daly in 2021. >> ten years after the pope ripping episode, you all then find out in america that this was going on. >> reporter: that shocking moment caused a backlash that would destroy her career. in the after math of the snl incident, she was booed and heckled by crowds. her albums destroyed by angry protesters. despite the controversy, o'connor would go on to release ten solo albums and continued her activism against what she described as the quote catholic theocracy in ireland. later in life, o'connor suffered a series of public mental health episodes. >> this is no way for people to be living. >> reporter: after a stint in rehab, she converted to islam in 2018 and legally changed her name to shuhada davit, but tragedy would strike in 2022, when her son shane took his own life at the age of 17. o'connor was hospitalized shortly afterward f

profoundly controversial appearance on "saturday night live" in 1992 when she ripped up a photo of pope john paul ii cover-up of catholic church sexual abuse cases a decade before the scandal was widely publicized telling carson daly in 2021. >> ten years after the pope ripping episode, you all then found out in america that this was going on. >> repororter: thatt shocking g moment c caud d a backlashsh th wowould destroy her career. in the aftermath of the snl incident, she was booed and heckled by crowds her albums destroyed by angry protesters. despite the controversy, o'connor would go on to release ten solo albums and continued her activism against what she described as the, quote, catholic theocracy in ireland. later in life, o'connor suffered a series of public mental health episodes. >> this is no way for people to be living. >> reporter: after a stint in rehab, she converted to islam in 2018 and legally changed her name to shuhada david. but tragedy would strike in 2022 when her son shane took his own life at the age of 17. o'connor was hospitalized shortly afterward following a series of t

appearance on "saturday night live" she stunned viewers after infamously ripping up a photo of pope john paul iic church. >> fight the real enemy. >> the singer also opened up about her long time struggles with mental health. diagnosed with bipolar and post traumatic stress disorders. many recall her frank discussion about her troubles with dr. phil. >> who are the people who won't take care of you? are you talking about your family? >> yeah. i want to be really careful. i love my family. i don't blame them. it's not easy for families of mentally ill people. we can be difficult. >> reporter: then last year, more darkness for the mom of four. o'connor losing her 17-year-old son shane to suicide. she was later hospitalized and put on suicide watch. ♪ >> reporter: this morning the music world paying tribute to one of its most talented, now fallen. ♪ nothing compares nothing compares to you ♪ >> reporter: so many heartfelt tributes about the extraordinary singer. quest love calling her one of the nicest humans, saying this is devastating. singer allanis morisette saying her passion, poetry and unapo

. ♪ while performing on "saturday night live," o'connor ripped up a photo of then-pope john paul ii sherce. critics literally bulldozed her records. she was booed while performing at a bob dylan concert >> sinead o'connor was never meant to be a pop star in 2021, in one of her last-known interviews with carson here on "today," she said she had no regrets >> i had to make my living doing things i loved doing, which was making my music live >> reporter: though her career was never the same, she kept making music in all, she recorded ten albums with millions sold worldwide and a performance on the "today" show plaza in 2000 ♪ through it all, she was proudly a self-proclaimed troublemaker, when her record company asked for a conventional look, she shaved her head. when the grammys awarded her with music's top prize, she skipped the show, saying it was too commercial o'connor also spoke candidly about her mental health struggles, some of which played out on social media. >> this is no way for people to be living. >> reporter: in 2021, she released a memoir, remembering, opening up about the

on snl live, when she performed on snl live, she a picture of pope she ripped up a picture of pope john paul iie pope at the time in a protest against child sex abuse in in church and then she was shunned from the world. but she was fearless. >> you've sort of hit it on the head there when you said she was one of the first artists, because that was the thing she was being squeezed into . was being squeezed into. >> you know, she was a square p99 >> you know, she was a square peg in round hole in the fact peg in a round hole in the fact that initially with the big breakthrough songs and whatever, that she's treated as a pop star. but she wasn't a pop star. she didn't want to be a pop star. she was an artist. she was a musician. and she had a message to give . message to give. >> oh, absolutely. and those messages didn't stop because she was outspoken about so many things , like i said. and whether things, like i said. and whether it was, you know, child sex abuse, whether it was wars , abuse, whether it was wars, whether it was injustices in the world, she was determined to do things about it. a