tanya mosley, aljazeera, detroit. >> . >> at a high-rise in brooklyn, firefighters lining the streets between the funeral home and the church. and thousands in england today, they want an end to imposeitions by the government. he will limit union powers to call those strikes. >>> pope francis continuing to shake things up at the vatican. he has named a french businessman to lead the bank. it has been dogged by scabbed scandals, and mary snow has the decision. >> a new move by the vatican to improve it's financial institution, the vatican bank. it has been cloaked in secrecy and plagued by scandal for decades. it has named the new president. and senior management is being replaced in a series of reforms. >> our ambition is to become something of a model of financial management. >> scanned alleges like the one last year, an accountant at the bank for two decades, accused of hiding millions for his wealthy friends to avoid paying taxes, and documents leading to scrumptious for the italian media. pope benedict xvi's personal butler was charged with a leak, and a man with close ties to the

. >> tanya mosley shows us how one zoo in seattle is making very difficult decisions. >> reporter: all of these people eagerly waiting in line are about to get closer than they ever have before to an 8,000-pound giant. >> hi there. >> reporter: at 47 years old, bamboo is the oldest elephant here at the woodland park zoo. she shares this space with two other elephants. 35-year-old chi and 45-year-old ritoto. all of them have spent their lives here but you'll never see them interact all at the same time. ritoto is aggressive towards about a bo bamboo. >> even though we have elephants sharing space, they oftentimes share t choose to go to different parts of the area. >> reporter: they are required to increase their herds or phase out their elephants. animal rights advocates say it's in the enough. >> when i see the elements i think it's a very sad commentary on our humanity. >> reporter: she said that the elephants are stress with highway noise behind them and less than an acre to roam. >> i would like to see them retire to a sanctuary where they can walk acres of land, swim in a lake and

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