. >>> los cardenales de milan y sao paulo. >>> no se puede esperar que los italianos voten en bloque,eran que haya un papa extra europeo. >>> el cardenal de boston, tambien es candidato. >>> al mismo tiempo habla español perfecto. >>> todos ellos dicen que algunos entran papas y salen cardelanes. >>> casi medio millon de personas han comentado en internet, es un sitio de la iglesia catolica para orar por los cardenales. >>> al favoritismo lo acaba a la cibernetica. >>> se han cumplido todos los protocolos vaticanos, el camarlengo ya entrego el estado de las finanzas del banco vaticano, el cual es protocolo. >>> en un par de horas llegaran los cardenales para empezar con las votaciones. >>> aquí estaremos informando. >>> regreso al estudio. >>> recuerde que desde temprano tendremos toda la cobertura y el momento en el que empieze a salir el humo negro o blanco. >>> pasemos a otro tema, el presidente interino y maduro son oficialmente candidatos, esta es una campaña relampago. >>> el presidente chavez aun sigue estan presente la mesa esta servida, capriles se inscribio con discresion po

this happened around 1:00 this morning at the sao paulo avenue in richmond parkway intersection. the patrol car flipped on to its side when the deputy swerved to avoid crashing into a car. the officer was treated for minor cuts and bruises. >>> surveillance video from china, check this out. shows a bus driver's brush with death. a lamp post crashed through the bus windshield barely missing the driver. his spleen was ruptured but he is lucky to be alive and managed to safely stop the bus, none of the 26 passengers on board were hurt. >>> a powerful earthquake shook central taiwan today killing at least one person. magnitude 6.1 trembler caused buildings to sway and sent people into the streets. 72-year-old woman died when a wall collapsed on her. 19 others were injured by falling debris. emergency officials say southeasterly homes and businesses were damaged. >>> san francisco firefighters are still cleaning up this noontime after an overnight four alarm apartment fire. the fire damaged three buildings in a complex on third street and mckinen avenue in the bay view district. >>> r

this happened around 1:00 this morning at the sao paulo avenue in richmond parkway intersection. the patrol car flipped on to its side when the deputy swerved to avoid crashing into a car. the officer was treated for minor cuts and bruises. >>> surveillance video from china, check this out. shows a bus driver's brush with death. a lamp post crashed through the bus windshield barely missing the driver. his spleen was ruptured but he is lucky to be alive and managed to safely stop the bus, none of the 26 passengers on board were hurt. >>> a powerful earthquake shook central taiwan today killing at least one person. magnitude 6.1 trembler caused buildings to sway and sent people into the streets. 72-year-old woman died when a wall collapsed on her. 19 others were injured by falling debris. emergency officials say southeasterly homes and businesses were damaged. >>> san francisco firefighters are still cleaning up this noontime after an overnight four alarm apartment fire. the fire damaged three buildings in a complex on third street and mckinen avenue in the bay view district. >>> r

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out sider who is cardinal shera from brazil who has european rules but who is the arch bishop of sao paulo and seen someone who has experience at the vatican and can sort of keep things running smoothly and not be too much of a threat to the insiders. a lot of this is supposition and it's reading tea leaves and it's hard to nail this down but that's the general flow of things. >> rose: being there and talking to lots of people including cardinals beforehand was the idea that there was not much as you said speculation about him by people who have an interest in journalist or so called as you say vaticanologist. none of them had him at the top of the list as a leading choice or in fact as a necessarily compromise choice. >> now that he's been elected it seems like the obvious choice. i think one of the big reasons was the age factor because so many of the cardinals have been saying ahead of time we need a younger man. extreme youth in this world is considered like 63. so he's 76 and he just, he wasn't on the radar but he was such a prominent player in the last conclave, you'd think he would

that could be somebody like cardinal shearer of sao paulo, brazil. >> thank you very much for that analysis. >> in germany, the president has been meeting with young muslims in a bid to promote cultural harmony. >> although germany is not as popular as the u.s. or australia for immigrants, today, many different ethnic backgrounds call germany their home. >> the president wants to ensure that everyone has a stake in the country's future. >> they are young, ambitious, mostly muslim, but more than that, they are part of the future. the delegates want to advance the dialogue between the countries in germany -- between the cultures in germany. >> with your face, with your culture, you are part of the present day, but also the future of our country. the above for this 23-year-old, the president's insight still has not reach some parts of mainstream society and politics. >> we have all noticed over the past years that many people in this country have difficulty accepting the change and recognizing that germany is a country of immigration. some people might see that fact as a threat, but for most o

the roman-based cardinals are reportedly backing the archbishop of sao paulo although known in the curia and on the commission which oversees the vatican bank. on the other side of the ledger is cardinal angelo scola, although he is italian, he is based in the law and is considered somewhat who would clean out many of the roman insiders. if either of those names should falter, experts say there is a real possibility an american could rise to the top. boston cardinal sean o'malley and new york cardinal timothy dolan are the leading u.s. papal contenders. vinita nair, cbs news, vatican city. >> that conclave will begin tomorrow morning with mass. this is a live picture of vatican city. the cardinals will vote tomorrow afternoon. and just a note, "cbs this morning" broadcasting live from vatican city beginning today all week long. >>> today is the second anniversary of the 9.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami that killed nearly 19,000 people in japan. 300,000 people are still homeless two years after the quake and that devastating tsunami. an estimated 1.5 million tons of debris washed out

there's cardinal from sao paulo brazil. could he be the first pope from the new world?angela scola of milan, italy, said mass at rome's church of the 12 apostles. and there's one of the dark horse candidates, boston's sean o'malley. could he be the first american pope? >> let us pray that the holy spirit ill ummen the church to use a new pope who will confirm us in our faith, and make more visible the love that we cherish. >> reporter: the public politicking nearly over. once the conclave starts the cardinals go into deep seclusion until a decision is made. and now what you're looking at are those burgundy curtains, those red curtains that have just been hung there this morning on the basilica. that is the balcony where the pope, once he is selected, will greet the thousands gathered here in the 1.3 billion catholics around the world, the sense of excitement here is really starting to get going. today is the last day that the cardinals sort of have some freedom. they go into seclusion after today. they go into conclave tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern time is the first tim

i'm going to move to sao paulo and that's where i'm going to live for the rest of my life." >> hinojosa the economy's growing. >> yeah, exactly, "and i'm just going to have new friends there, i'm goi to get a new house, i'm just going to move my life." no, i'm embedded, right, in a community, in a society, in a location. i have a home and i have connections and i have work and so forth. it's not easy to pick up and move, and it's the same with networks. you can't just suddenly remove yourself from these social ties and teleport yourself to another part of the network, because you're embedded, and this embeddedness matters. >> hinojosa: all right, well, let's stay with the embeddedness, and the final thing that we're going to leave our viewers with is... so, what do we do? so what does one do? like, what... if one wants to improve one's life... >> right. >> hinojosa: have more networking possibilities, improve your profession, improve your career, or improve your social life. because i kind of feel like... i'm like, you can do certain things but you can't do certain things. so what do yo

. >> on one side, insiders drafted a brazilian, an archbishop of sao paulo. >> they like him. >> the reformers led by the u.s. delegation want a sheriff to clean house, possibly even an american. starting tuesday, they shut out the chatter, praying and voting leaving us to interpret the smoke signals. >> it looks again as if we are getting black smoke. >> but in 2005 it was tough to tell eechblt for those of us watching right here. >> people are cheering and moving forward. >> nearly five minutes of delicious uncertainty. >> that is white smoke. >> today the vatican spokesman even he wasn't sure that day and was asked this time he might sent an email to clarify situation. he said absolutely not. suspense is part of the mystery. >> ama: here is a look how the conclave will work next week. 115 cardinal electors take part. only younger than 80 are eligible to vote. the process will begin on the afternoon of the first day. the if no one receives the required two-thirds vote, vote will go continue the day after. after the vote the ballots are burned. black smoke means no decision and whit

then sharer would be in -- of sao paulo brazil, german origin, who is a very nice and good man but realn a sense a creature of sodano. he was very close to cardinal ray. cardinal ray is the last one into the sistine chapel, 80 years old. the two of them are were running vet can business. and cardinal sole dan know soldano is a representative of vatan diplomacy and ideas that a structure can't be run on prayers and hopes and wishes. that kind of charismatic church, and even pope benedict understood this. a church requires planning, just like a university or television network. so soldano has a point. the problem is when you folk accuse too much on the institution, and lose sight of the spirituality, you can be in danger. >> shepard: their problems are very big. they have cardinals who are subject to blackmail, vulnerable to blackmail. scandals within the bank scandal. there is a sexual abuse of children scandal that seems to still be bubbling, that has been covered up for decades. it goes on and on. are these reformers of the mind to come in and say, here's what we have done, here's how

landed wednesday in sao paulo, greeted by her fans, and some of the accessories she had on came to lighten's anger management. wouldn't be the first time. if it is true she swiped a $2,500 necklace from a jewelry store in california that we all heard about months back. there you go. >> wow. wow. there she is. once again in the news. >>> all right, musking on to something i think is incredible. work that i would do if i could get. daniel craig, of james bond fame. >> cool guy. >> very cool. latest 00 agent was paid $1 million to appear at the new york auto show. >> $1 million. >> a million bucks. >> we did the math. he was there for 7 minutes live. apparently in a video beforehand. then motored into a display area. really didn't do much. walked out. walked along photographers with guests, and some flashing lights. one person actually said he didn't give a speech. i couldn't tell if he was actually there. he was doing this for land rover oh, by the way. he was there a total of 7 minutes for $1 million. like i said, did the math, a grand total of $143,000 per minute. i should have done the

of sao paulo. people the cardinals are mentioning, will get the job, well, that will be, craig, a historic choice. >> speaking of history, what can history tell us about how long the conclave is going to take? >> well, let's just take a look back at 2005, of course, the last conclave. cardinal joseph ratzinger became pope benedict xvi after four ballots and that took only two days. now, this is unlikely to happen this time because there are divisions among the cardinals and it may take a few days longer. now, the longest conclave in the last 100 years was five days. will this one go over that and become a record-breaker? well, craig, we'll have to wait for the white smoke and see. >> well, we know that they have been here for a number of days now. we saw some pictures from mass this morning. what else have they been doing over the past few days. have there been alliances built, campaigning, so to speak? >> well, what we know is that there are two factions coming out of college of cardinals. one is

could the cardinal from sao paulo be the new pope from the new world?es, boston sean o'malley, key be the first american pope. >> let us pray that the holly spirit choose the new pope who will confirm us in our faith. and make more visible the love. >> reporter: the public politicking nearly over, once the conclave starts, the cardinals go into deep seclusion until a decision is made. we saw cardinal scola come out of here. they're rock stars here across rome right now. this is the last time we'll probably see him or any of these cardinals out. tomorrow they go into seclusion and the first sign, the first time we'll see smoke from that chimney up there around 2:00 eastern tomorrow. white or black? we'll have to wait. >> and we'll all be watching it closely. all right. miguel, thanks. he's in vatican city. let's get to monsignor hilgartner. and father edward beck is in rome. i'll start with you, monsignor. so it sounds from miguel's description that these cardinals are like rock stars, the final mass, now about to head off into -- explain to me exactly w

of sao paulo. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: you might be dropping them off but not picking them up? lot of responsibility for the young priest. >> in the wrong traffic can you imagine that, yes? >> reporter: traffic that is now even worse as the pilgrims and the tourists start to arrive. >> any normal day is just chaos. yes. >> reporter: not like you can swear with the cardinal in the back seat? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: best behavior. >> yeah, i better behave with three cardinals. >> reporter: father antonio is here in rome doing a master's degree in church history. >> kind of living it. seeing all the guys. i probably shake hand with the next pope. >> reporter: he especially likes cardinal timothy dolan of new york. he says cardinals in his minivan haven't really been talking papal politics. what are they talking about? >> they talk about soccer. >> reporter: as he dropped them off one last time. father antonio put in a request in case his cardinal wins -- >> i hope to be the pope mobile driver. >> reporter: you never know. david wright, abc news, rome. >> what a cool job. >> if

. >>> a fugitive on the run in sao paulo, brazil, wreaks havoc in the city streets as he attempts torun police. a local television crew captures the scene from above, following the suspect in the black car as he weaves in and out of traffic. the chase begins after the driver stopped for a minor traffic violation. after officers run a check on the car. not only do they find out it's stolen, but they identify this reckless driver as prison escapee welington goncalves dos santos, previously convicted of burglary and theft. dos santos zooms past several cars, but soon runs into a jam. he's boxed in. what to do. unbelievably, he slams the car in reverse, taking out several motorcycle cops on his way. police fire shots at him just as he takes off again. other drivers flee for cover after dos santos is trapped between cars. the convict is arrested again. now, another run-in with police to add to the list. >>> back in the united states, another confrontation with a convict. an inmate violently attacks a lone deputy working behind his desk. seconds later, other inmates rush in to try to save

during the elections, i had next to me the archbishop emeritus of sao paulo, and also the emeritus prefect of the congregation for the clergy, claudio, a great friend. really a great friend. and when things were getting a bit dangerous he was comforting me. and when the vote went to two-thirds, well, you know, everybody was clapping hands, applauding, because we had a vote, and he hugged me, he gave me a kiss, and he said, "don't forget the poor." and that word got into my head. the poor. the poor. th then, right after, i thought of francis of assisi. then, i thought of wars. while the scrutiny was taking place up until all the votes were counted, and you know, francis is a man of peace. and so that child, that name came into my heart. francis of assisi. the men of poverty, of peace, the men who love and is the custodian of all things created. you know, we don't have such a good relationship now with everything that has been created by god. the spirit of poverty. a poor man. and i would like, also, a poor church for the poor. then, some made some jokes. but, you know, you should be called

other people being talked about, cardinal scherra, who is the archbishop of sao paulo, the largest catholic in the world. mark ouellet, the former archbishop of quebec. he is now based here in the vatican. he is the head of the congregation of bishops. and along with cardinal dolan from new york and cardinal o'malley of boston, there's also a third american who's getting some attention and that is donald whorl, who's the archbishop of washington, d.c.. >> and cardinal scola out of milan, he is italian, but not part of the curia. is that why he would be someone, a contender more considered, because he's outside of the curia, but inside italy? >> well, he is. and you know, basically, the college of cardinals has broken into two camps from what we understand. the old guard, if you will, those who want to keep things the way they are, those would be the members of the curia, and the reformers. and most of the american cardinals fall into that reformer group. but, you know, at this point, thomas, it's anybody's guess, who's going to emerge out on that balcony. because i can't recall a situation

look at the social development measure you used, if you used population size, let's say you chose sao paulo with huge cities and very different socioeconomic composition, et cetera, and the issues they face, from tokyo. i'm just curious as to hey applicable is the index to answering a very similar question that comes up but in the north/south context. >> that's a fascinating thing to get into. like i said i was carrying eastern and western development. trying to answer a very particular question. but there's absolutely no reason not to do this with any part of the world you're interested in. so i -- lately been working with the index and comparing development in the new world, and the old world. very interesting. but the north/south comparison, africa is a really interesting case for this, because at the very beginning of my index, if you projected back another 40, 50,000 years, say, 60 or 70,000 years. africa would have the highest level of development because it's the only place where humans have evolved in eastern southern africa. then the they start moving out of africa, move to the oth

in terms of crime, you look at sao paulo, not as high as caracas -- >> but in caracas they went up. part of it has to do with this incredibly mismatch of structure of police where there's five or six police divisions within the city of caracas with five different mayors fighting each other. it's not chavez oning it. that's one thing. going back to the economics. there's some inflation. inflation is running at 22%. it was 30% in the decades before chavez on average. inflation in itself isn't a problem if salaries keep up with it. that pumping an enormous amount of money into the economy and raising salaries to some degree. i mean, look, they weathered the 2008. there was downtick, 13 quarters of uptick. i'm not saying it's great but people say venezuela is the most lied about country. the sky's been falling in terms of economics for 14 years. the other thing -- >> let me just say 22% inflation is -- i mean, i understand this is in the context of a country that has -- that is dependent on oil revenue and a continent that has seen high inflation throughout the years, and much of the ne

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got the two-thirds majority, he was sitting next to his best friend, the archbishop emeritus of sao paulos he said were getting dangerous. when he got that majority vote, his friend went to his ear and said don't forget the poor. that's why, he said, he chose the name francis after francis of assisi, of course, the champion of the poor and of peace. but we were giggling also because he was joke being what other cardinals suggested he will use as a name for the pope. he said that some said you should be called hadrian like the pope who was also known as the big church reformer or clement 15 rxv just to get back clement xiv who suppressed the jesuit order. he's a jesuit as well. >> i think he made a good choice in francis. thank you very much, claudio. we'll see you again. >>> the united nations has agreed on major new blueprint to combat violence against women and girls. it's all part of the u.n.'s commission on the status of women meeting which culminated last night after two weeks of contentious debate. joining me now is dr. dara richson herron, the ceo of the ywca and with a welcome to

the golden gate there's sam francisco is a little slow on sao paulo one headed towards ever felt. minutes drive from highway 37 and to downtown san francisco. the traffic get out of the of the month, a new acts that by the westbound near first street. a couple vehicles are blocking the middle lane, that is added to the commute. two of five of the off, and to livermore is a little heavy. if you are heading out the south bay, north of what one has dresses of slow traffic from 68280 split the four is mountain view because of sir looked several earlier minor accidents. it was dubious stop and go ride from the south bay to the peninsula. >> alex smith trade becomes official today. some of the by the kansas city chiefs. the g7 head coach along with a new general manager. compensation of the deal is on known. the chiefs finished two and 14 last season. jim harbaugh tried it would brother john as the 49ers acquired wide receiver anquan boldin for a sixth round draft pick. golden towards the 49ers in the super bowl with the game's first touchdown, and six catches for 104 yds overall. bull

. >> i'm shasta darlington in sao paulo where excitement is growing over the possibility that the next pope could be brazilian cardinal odilo pedro scherer. some of the points in his favor include the fact that he's a pastoral pope in the world's biggest catholic country and yet he also has experience in the vatican bureaucracy, working against him are his age. he's relatively young, 63 years old and experts feel that the roman curia could manipulate him. >> i'm ben wedeman in st. peter's square where we've just seen the black smoke of the first vote coming out of the krim me over the sistine chapel. when you speak to vatican watchers one of the first names they mention when it comes to the so-called papabile is angelo scola, the archbishop of milan and one of the cardinals in the conclave. he's the man who worked in the diocese of milan and venice and considered to be somebody who understands the real-life problems of ordinary people. he's also considered an intellectual along the lines of benedict xvi, but one that is a much better communicator and building bridges between with the v