go ahead terry go ahead and jump in there i mean disagree with what nancy had to say do you. well i agree with much of what she has to say because it's obviously true and i can't subscribe to the kind of romantic notion she has of what she'd like the church to be but i also want to suggest that the church is a multi institutional institution that is to talk about the church as if it's just a hierarchy in the bishops is to forget that like politics all religion is local tip o'neill got it right about politics but he was right about religion too so locally of the church may be a bit better off than appears to be nationally and internationally i'd too would like to see a pope from the south but i think what they will elect is somebody who contrasts the benedict in the sense that somebody who is a good administrator and can work at cleaning up of the problems that are revealed by vahey leaks and all the other nonsense that's been coming out of rome not to mention of course the mostly regional and local problems with the abuse scandals jamila in washington would you react to every

go ahead terry go ahead and jump in there i mean i disagree with what nancy had to say do you. well i agree with much of what she has to say because it's obviously true and i can't subscribe to the kind of romantic notion she has of what she'd like the church to be but i also want to suggest that the church is a multi institutional institution that is to talk about the church as if it's just the hierarchy in the bishops is to forget that like politics all religion is local tip o'neill got it right about politics but he was right about religion too so locally of the church may be a bit better off than it appears to be nationally and internationally i'd too would like to see a pope from the south but i think what they will elect is somebody who contrasts the benedict in the sense that somebody who is a good administrator and can work and cleaning up of the problems that are revealed by vahey leaks and all the other nonsense that's been coming out of rome not to mention of course the mostly regional and local problems with the abuse scandals jamila in washington would you react to

a true faith very catholic and so when terry is saying forget it it does you no matter this is people who are poor who are educated it makes a difference it means whether or not they can get an abortion it it's tremendously important to enlighten america what that pope says because it please i mean i want to i want to terry to respond and then we're going to launch intranet here no no let's go to kerry because he's the he's on leno go ahead terry go ahead. i don't i i don't want to disagree but i do think again we are obsessing with the hierarchy and to be a catholic is to be in communion with those who are in communion with the bishop of rome you're a catholic until you you quit and we even if you disagree with the church i also point out with regard to the investigation of the leadership conference of women religious the major investigators have been changed in rome and the tone is changing the the sisters who resisted have gotten it made clear that there is a resistance to this over arching patriarchy patriarchy isn't demick in world religions and you know i think that we have to f

go ahead terry go ahead and jump in there i mean i disagree with what nancy had to say do you. well i agree with much of what she has to say because it's obviously true and i can't subscribe to the kind of romantic notion she has of what she'd like the church to be but i also want to suggest that the church is a. multi institutional institution that is to talk about the church as if it's just a hierarchy in the bishops is to forget that like politics all religion is local tip o'neill got it right about politics but he was right about religion too so locally of the church may be a bit better off than appears to be nationally and internationally i'd too would like to see a pope from the south but i think what they will elect is somebody who contrasts the benedict in the sense that somebody who is a good administrator and can work at cleaning up of the problems that are revealed by vahey leaks and all the other nonsense that's been coming out of rome not to mention of course the mostly regional and local problems with the abuse scandals jamila in washington would you react to ever

>> we'll ask our co-host for the hour cme executive terry duffy who knows mr. personally and has had a chance to get some comments from him. also with us, herb greenberg. we should note that cnbc and yahoo! do have a business alliance to share and co-produce editorial content. terry, i'm going to start with you, if i could. you reached out to mr. branson, first of all. do you think he's out of line to insert himself in that conversation? he's an outspoken guy. >> well, trying to be very politically direct today and that's down the path. knott not for me to decide. i'm a big fan of sir richard branson. an amazing individual and have built the company from nothing and give people like that a lot of credit so i have nothing but grade admiration and respect for sir richard. >> herb, let me ask you. what business is it of richard branson's of what's going on at yahoo! and what marisa meyer thinks is the right thing to do for the company? >> remember, he's not really i think passing judgment on her specifically and what she's doing. he's looking rat a bigger workplac

ok terry i'd like to go back to you on can the catholic church recover from the pedophilia scandals i mean the church itself is the sinner ok and it just seemed against its own cong congregation and horribly so how does he get out of this one it's going to take nothing but time this is a terrible scandal and the abuse of authority is just appalling and as i don't know if it was lance nancy or live mail or who said that the there were you know very sad and oppressed parishes in her area and especially in ireland yes i think that's entirely true and i think it is just going to take a long time and some true vigilance to get over this the one thing i'd like to add in contra comment on what was said earlier is that ninety percent of us catholics and i suspect this is true in other countries to reject the catholic churches hierarchies teaching on contraception a majority of catholics don't you don't think homosexuals were labeled there we really want to have the church state is why i mean i think church changing react to what's flock why not. the church the church has changed the hierarchy

this just in. >> thank you, terry. you may recognize this face, terry mcsweeney. i hope so.ood morning. 4:45. really happy to have him on the team. and you're going to get all the terry mcsweeney you want this morning. he's with us all day long. hey, there's never enough, if you ask me. taking a live look at san jose, just a beautiful day. terry, you're right. it's a little misty out there. a little drizzle right at the immediate coast, in particular. and especially up in the north bay. watch out for that. let's get right to the numbers this morning because these are the kind of numbers you want in wintertime. gilroy, 75 degrees yesterday. 73 degrees. it was a beautiful day yesterday in places like pleasanton. south san jose at 73 as well. sunnyvale, 70. that goes for walnut creek as well. hour-by-hour detail for today. you want to get outdoors today especially if you can break for lunch and hit the water. 52 in oakland. 43 degrees right now. those are current readings in livermore. by noon today, look at this. we're going to be in the mid to upper 60s, already bypassing sea

ok terry i'd like to go back to you on can the catholic church recover from the pedophilia scandals i mean the church itself is the center ok and it does seem to against its own congregation and horribly so how does it get out of this one it's going to take nothing but time this is a terrible scandal and the abuse of authority is just appalling and as i don't know if it was lance nancy or leave me alone who said that the there were you know very sad and oppressed parishes in her area and especially in ireland yes i think that's entirely true and i think it is just going to take a long time and some true vigilance to get over this the one thing i'd like to add in contra comment on what was said earlier is that ninety percent of us catholics and i suspect this is true in other countries to reject the catholic churches hierarchies teaching on contraception a majority of catholics don't you don't think homosexuals were labeled they didn't really want to have the church say is why i mean i think church changing react to what's flock why not. the church the church has changed the hierarchy

tonight, we explore the work of photographer terry gydesen. she's spent her career photographing some of the country's iconic political and cultural figures; from jesse jackson to prince. her goal, capture a split second that endures through time, revealing personality and passion. >> terry: for me, there's a difference between a photograph and a picture. a photograph is a snap. a picture is something that really says something, that's going to stand the test of time, that people can look at a hundred years from now and learn something from it, or be intrigued by it, or poses more questions, perhaps. i'm terry gydesen, and i'm a freelance documentary photographer. the documentary part for me has always been the most interesting form of photography. i'm not as much of a director, i like to go into a situation of chaos and find the picture. and i don't set things up with any of my work. i've been pretty lucky at finding images that come together, and when it looks right, i push the button. the political work, i've always, i've gone for not neces

and terry talked about the bay bridge.time we showed you that quick look, i want to show you the toll plaza because the cash lanes are starting to back up just a bit. typical pattern. and no delays on the span. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> 5:20. there is relief this morning for families of a bay area couple reported missing in peru. hand and neil spoke with loved ones yesterday by phone. hand posted an update on his facebook account saying, "i'm alive." neil even posted an apology for worrying everyone back home. the two were traveling through the amazon in late january and had no access to electricity or the internet. they say this is why they have not been in contact. >>> the president has until today to decide whether or not he will ask the supreme court to strike down proposition 8. that's because today's the deadline for the president to file a friend of the court brief. president obama is a supporter of gay marriage but has not indicated whether or not he's going to file it. today is also the deadline for fili

[applause] >> terry, he was a dear, close friend of yours, and, you know, terry was the emcee at the giant memorial service that he had for jack. where a lot of these stories got told. there's a blog site, scoopnelson-- >> scoop nelson@word press.com. >> right. if you want to read additional stories, go to this site. terry, why don't you tell us some stories. >> i will. i have to observe where this panel started, it was barbara, hank and me. [laughter] then president carter came along, and then andy young came along, and it's only sheer politeness, barbara, that i think i'm still here. [laughter] >> no way. >> i sort of feel like the rest of sandy koufax's pitching staff. [laughter] following these guys. but i did have the privilege to know jack well over -- from several different perspectives, and maybe i'll just relate a couple of them. first, as hank said, i started as even more green and more cub reporter as jim bentley on the front row can tell you with the atlanta constitution when i was 21 years old in 1969. jack, and i had just come out of the army. and jack had started when

and i said, yeah, sure, terri.ay and you're going to try and steal my thunder. >> reporter: not quite. but terri bagged another 50 grand. the chance of that? one in billions. but rules are there to be broken -- odds are there to be cheated. frano selak survived a train wreck, a plane crash, four horrific car accidents, a bus crash and getting hit by a bus. then, age 74, bought a lottery ticket and won a million bucks. now, the weaver's. and terri's tried, but failed to spend even a little money. >> i was at the mall yesterday after this. and i told steve, i said, you know, there's not really anything that i want right now. >> reporter: and steve, a plumber, doesn't even want a new truck. >> no, i really like the truck i've got. it's six, seven years old. it's just -- it's a good truck. and i like it. >> reporter: so, what will they do with the money? >> it's going to be a little -- actually a large nest egg for our retirement. >> reporter: couldn't have happened to a nicer couple. nick watt, abc news, los angeles.

kimberly terry is live with more on the story. >> reporter: terry, the organizers of the vent had to turn people away. people who wanted to turn in their guns for cash. the cash that was given out today was provided entirely by private donations. it was the sandy hook elementary tragedy in newtown, connecticut, 3,000 miles away that struck the hearts of two bay area fathers. >> like all adults, i was struck by the tragedy and struggled how to respond and felt the best thing i could do was try to prevent a similar tragedy happening locally. >> reporter: they created the nonprofit protect our children and through donations raised $52,000 for today's gun buyback program. >> we were able to collect 355 firearms in total in two hours. >> reporter: police worked together to collect the guns in exchange for cash. >> that included 111 handguns, 227 rifles or shotguns, and 11 assault weapons. >> i'll sleep better at night knowing there's 400 fewer guns near my home. >> got a couple of kids and don't have any use for them. figured this would be the best way to safely get rid of them. >> just a

live in livermore, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, terry. we've got some photos to share with you. viewers sent these from their neighborhoods today. this handful of hail is from south san jose. and look at this, it could be a postcard, right? a shot from san ramon from mt. diablo covered in snow. if you have photographs, we want to see them. share them with us. go to nbcbayarea.com. click on submit photos at the top of the home page. >>> new at 11:00, a disturbing discovery. someone hiking in a preserve in san mateo county stumbled upon human remains. this happened yesterday afternoon at the creek redwoods open space. you can see it from the map near woodside. detectives were called to the scene and confirmed the remains were human. they were found about 100 feet off of a trail. detectives are now working to identify those remains. >>> well, it was lights out due to budget cut, but now the city of san jose is flipping the switch. this weekend, crews will be working to reconnect some 900 streetlights that were shut off four years ago. many o

and i said, "yeah, sure, terri.million dollars yesterday and you're going to try to steal my thunder." >> reporter: not quite, but terri bagged another 50 grand. the chances of that double win? well, that's 1 in billions. but rules are there to be broken, odds are there to be cheated. frano selak, a croatian music teacher, survived a train wreck, a plane crash, four horrific car accidents, a bus crash and getting hit by a bus. then, aged 74, bought a lottery ticket and won a million bucks. and now the weavers. and terri's tried, but failed, to spend even a little money. >> i was at the mall yesterday after this and i told steve, i said, you know, there's not really anything that i want right now. >> reporter: and steve, a plumber, doesn't even want a new truck. >> no, i really like the truck i've got. it's six, seven years old. it's just -- it's a good truck and i like it. >> reporter: so, what will they do with the money? >> it's going to be a little -- actually a large nest egg for us for our retirement. >> report

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he asks terry to get behind the wheel of "the lady hustler," and she agrees.s april 9th, 2000, at the florida spring fling in east lake in st. cloud. >> it was an opportunity for everybody to kind of get some of the bugs to worked out. we were a new team as far as terry driving and our first time racing the "lady hustler." >> it was kind of nerve-racking, but clay had said he wanted us to stay in the back and let everybody go so i could get comfortable with handling the boat. >> the race begins and as scene from a camera mounted on the front of the boat, things are going smoothly for team "lady hustler." so smooth that clay encourages terry to pass a couple of boats ahead of them. >> forget that plan where you're going to stay back and be conservative. he's like, okay, let's take 'em. >> jump over his wake. >> i either wanted to go in between the two of them and handle the two wakes or i wanted to go on the outside of them. and he said, no, go on the inside. so i did. and i listened to what he said. >> when i tell you to turn, turn. >> all right. >> and when c

terry?te in this looking for a 1-year-old girl who could be in serious danger. take a look at a description of e person who is believed to have kidnapped her. 56-year-old kim tolefree described as a black man, 6'4", 270 pounds, black hear, brown eyes last seen wearing a played green and beige coat, acid wash jeans. this happened 12:30 this morning in oakland. considered to be armed and dangerous. this is a description of the vehicle. 1973 primer gray chevy flat bed truck license number 7n79574. '73 primer gray chevy flat bed truck. if you see the man or truck associated with him, please call 911. he is suspected of kidnapping a girl. a 1-year-old girl. chp believes there's a relationship there. father/daughter/grandfather. not sure what it is. last seen wearing a pink shirt with blue bears on it holding an orange and yellow tigger blanket. again, if you see that man, that truck, please call 911. live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> breaking this morning, larger than life

>> all right, terry moran, our thanks to you. and terry will be sending out more reports to us from inside syria in the days ahead. >>> back here at home, it's time to fasten our seat belts. for 32 straight days now, gasoline prices have soared, now a four-month high. $3.73 a gallon. and we learned today how much higher they'll rise in april and when they should start falling again. the newest member of our abc team, a veteran business reporter, linzie janis, here to explain. welcome. >> reporter: thank you, diane. you know, americans spend 4% of their household budget on gas last year. it's the biggest slice in three decades and it makes the recent spike all the more worrying. >> reporter: the pearsons know what they're not looking for in the family car. >> i don't want an suv, it's too much price -- it's too pricey on gas. >> reporter: they're giving up more space for more miles to the gallon. it's their number one priority. >> close to $4 already, i think by the end of the month, it will be $4. >> reporter: prices often spike

. >> reporter: good morning to you, terry.es, if there was a measure of the outpouring of love and support from the community, you can see it in the number of flowers and candles that continue to crowd the entrance here to santa cruz police headquarters. today pd will be going back on the streets, resuming their normal duties. they had a little break after what happened tuesday afternoon with the santa cruz county sheriff's office covering their patrols and answering calls on their behalf. last night the community joined the department in a vigil to mourn the losses of officers elizabeth butler and warren baker. some took time to write letters of support for the families. new details about the suspect. just after he shot and killed the two officers, he texted his twin brother, "i'm in big trouble, i love you." law enforcement cornered him a short time later. as you can hear in this exclusive cell phone video, they fired many rounds at him, hitting and killing him. we have since heard from his father who describes his son as ha

terry? >> reporter: diane, life in this city under siege is surreal. it's traffic jams and business deals still getting done while artillery fire and bombing raids punctuate the air. everything covered in a blanket of dread. people here in downtown damascus, they're still trying to carry on. but the war stalks them, edging ever closer. this evening, smoke billowed from a strike on the outskirts of the downtown. the suburbs are the battleground -- for now. so, this is the first one? earlier, at a hospital in the christian quarter of town, we were shown some light damage from a couple of primitive mortars fired by rebels. it's another stop on this trip where we have been granted visas by the government of president bashar assad to tell their side of the story in this brutal civil war. as we talked to witnesses -- and you hear this boom, boom, boom, all the time? they hardly notice anymore. but it takes its toll. they all know it could be so much worse. in the damascus suburb of daraya, government air strikes have reduced much of the place to rubble. as t

live in san jose, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> we have new information tonight about pope benedict's decision to step down and what is ahead of the the 85-year-old pontiff. still no official reason for the pope's sudden retirement, but they do believe his health and age were a concern, citing the fact that he felt he could no longer continue his duties. the vatican, however, says the decision was made about a year ago before a recent surgery. pope benedict's resignation has several bishops around the world wondering if there is a precedent being set allowing future popes to follow suit. the pontiff's future plans include living at a monaçtery inside the vatican. now, tomorrow he'll preside over an ash wednesday mass. a large crowd is expected as it will be his last public mass. >>> it is a sensitive and polarizing debate on many college campuses. the price of competing in big-time athletics hurting the academic bottom line? a growing number of critics say yes, and they point to uc berkeley as the example. nbc bay area stephen stock teamed up with the inv

let's bring in nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney with the details. terry? >> reporter: a lot of people have been following the disappearance of kevin collins for many years. tonight i spoke with steven collins, kevin's brother. he said he has seen many breakthroughs over the years, but this one looks like the real thing. this is the person of interest in the disappearance of kevin collins. this is man san francisco police knew mostly as wayne jackson. he had at least four aliases, and that's what threw police off his trail. >> based on jackson's description, his residence on masonic avenue, his ownership of a large black dog, and his criminal history, we are investigating jackson as a person of interest in this case. >> reporter: jackson was 6 feet tall, blond, and had a black dog, just like the person last seen talking to collins in february of 1984 at masonic and oak streets in san francisco. jackson lived on masonic. >> it's hard to look at it and not think, you know, that this is it, or this was very, very likely that this is what happened. >> reporter:

terry more wran ran, abc news, damascus. >> terry moran and david muir in the middle east for us tonight. >>> and back here at home, a dramatic turn in the wheel of fortune for former congressman jesse jackson jr. mree pleads guilty to lavish abuse of campaign money and offering a tearful apology to his famous father. here's abc's seen yonior justic correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: today, congressman jesse jackson, jr. left court in disgrace, breaking months of silence. >> it's not a proud day. i'm sorry i let everybody down. >> reporter: the son of the iconic civil rights leader, and one-time presidential candidate, had been a rising star. even speaking at the 2008 democratic national convention. but today, jackson was in court weeping as a convicted felon. he turned to his father to say i'm sorry. jackson admitted to stealing $750,000 in campaign funds for personal gain. memorabilia from michael jackson, jimi hendrix and bruce lee. furs, home furnishings, a rolex watch worth $43,000. jackson now faces more than four years in prison, as part of his guilty plea, and likely will

live in danville, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. >>> residents in an upscale san francisco neighborhood have lost their latest battle to limit the number of bars in the area. the small business commission rejected a proposed van of new bars along popular section of polk street. nob hill residents were upset over what they described as out of control and drunk partiers. but bars and restaurants are big business. the proposed ban has one more chance. it's expected to go on a planning commission hearing in mid-march. >>> the pentagon is set to announce the creation of a new marine crisis response team. nbc news says it's in response to the attack on the american consulate in benghazi back on september 11th of last year. a group of one thousand marines would be based at a naval station in italy so it could respond quickly to north africa and eastern europe. you may recall bay area native ambassador christopher stevens was one of four americans killed in that benghazi attack. stevens had sent a cable to the state department warning of the deterioration in security

live, sausalito, kimberly terry, bay area news. >>> and new at 11:00, a man is recovering from minor cuts and bruises after driving his motorcycle into the neighbor's house. he was trying out his brand-new motorcycle when he shot into the other man's house. the man was not wearing a helmet at the time. nobody was home at the neighbor's house and nobody else was injured. >>> we are learning more about the man who died in nevada when he crashed into the back of the big rig. it was 43-year-old christopher gianoli, he drove near atherton avenue and slammed into the tanker parked on the shoulder. police say they don't believe alcohol played a role, he died at the scene. >>> and an early morning fire takes the life of a 10-year-old girl. several people escaped from the apartment complex on mariner avenue. despite the best efforts of people and firefighters, the girl could not be saved. this is a cell phone video of what the fire looked like early this morning. the 10-year-old girl was trapped on the second floor, screaming for help. neighbors responded. >> i sprayed around me so i could ge

well i just completely agree with everything that joe miller has said and i i don't understand what terry is saying because he's saying just ignore what the hierarchy is doing ignore the politicization of hospital care and of medical care and now we're going into a new obamacare program it's a very decisive moment in the world and the catholic church has to bow out of that it has to allow women to get the care they need you know liberation theology was about a preferential option for the poor the sick and the miserable of the world and in fact the church has taken moves i call a preferential option for death around condoms around contraception around necessary abortions that's a preferential option that is given directly against women and their bodies and it expresses a hatred for the body and that's what has made me leave the church that i was brought up in and i loved and i love the sacraments i think they're beautiful i think that they give anesthetic and reflexive eighty about the created world but it is so at odds with the politicization of the of the of the body of people of gay peo

i'm joined tonight by terry o'neil, president of the national organization for women.lso with us tonight is nancy northup, who is the president for the center for reproductive rights. and actress martha plimpton joins us this evening. martha joins us from the set of her tv series "raising hope," which airs tuesdays on fox. great to have all of you with us tonight. terry, isn't this just more evidence, i mean, the republican party's been talking about rebranding and here we are back at square one, they're back after the same old wars? what about it? >> you know, ed, i think what they don't understand is that they need to change their policies. changing their rhetoric is not enough. and suddenly you have the legislator from michigan backing off. i don't believe they're really backing off that far. what they think they can do is use kinder, gentler language and still pursue a very extreme, really misogynist set of policies. the thing is that the voters are not fooled. and you know, it's not just women that are not fooled. male voters are with us. especially on keeping abo

one home belonging to a man named terry. his home was crumbling so bad that a staircase pinned his left leg. his 14-year-old daughter had to call 911. >> damage here. >> the weather channel has video only on the job two weeks. rescue video. >> okay. >> yes. >> ah! >> oh. >> i got you. >> eventually the deputy says, the fire department showed up no now. they're able to get terry henson's leg free. you can see that deputy was at the right place at the right time. in fact, you might be wondering, how did he get there so fast? it's policy in this area. gordon county sheriff mitch ralston places his deputies in the path of storms like this on purpose. before the storm hits, he sends his deputies out to designated areas that he believes are going to be affected by the storm, because people are going to need help. that way they can get to people like terry hampton that fast. >> i heard it right as i was running up the stairs. >> he talked to nbc 11 in atlanta, nobody hurt, but they lost a son eight years ago. now all they can try t

congresswoman terri sewell of alabama.ongressman john larson of connecticut, and congressman gerry connolly of virginia. great to have you with us. i enjoyed visiting with all of you last night. i come from and i spend a lot of time in the state of minnesota where a bridge fell down and killed 13 people. so when the president talked about this last night, i knew exactly what he was talking about from covering that. the other thing is i bet i could go to alabama, go to virginia, go to connecticut, and i could probably find infrastructure that needs to be upgraded, bridges that are probably compromised at this point right now. and i chose this story tonight for this panel because isn't this something that republicans and democrats can agree on? john larson from ways and means, how could this be a roadblock? >> it shouldn't be a roadblock at all. and everybody agrees in their district that there is a drastic need for us to invest in infrastructure. we know that from the president's address when he was citing bridges. bill shu

ok terry you want to add a caveat about partnership about size go ahead. i think from hearing everyone that if if you're a large size company or medium to large size company it's very important to have the right partnerships in russia however if you're a small company coming into the market it may not be as necessary as i think what's more important that you have the right team in place that you're hired and that you just carry out your business forward for instance my company staff well i don't have partnerships in that you know sense of the government and so forth we recruit for them we have great clients but it would be very complicated if we did have partnerships in our business because it would become a contributor for ok to be honest and hinder our growth and success so i don't think you know coming into this market if you are coming in in a startup operation i don't think it's absolutely necessary to have partnerships stablished ahead of time but more of a very strong business plan and carry that through very diligent pople one of the things i've no

right there with them, my co-anchor terry moran, who brings us the latest from rome. terry?greetings from rome, cynthia. benedict xvi had a hard act to follow. john paul ii, one of the most charismatic leaders of the 20th century, and benedict's papacy has been a troubled one. but today on his last full day as pope, all ull that seemed to matter was that he was there with the faithful one final time. it was a sweet swan song on a glorious roman morning. a huge throng of pilgrims turned out for pope benedict xvi's final audience and as he drove through the crowd one last time, they pressed forward, they cheered, they reached out to him in fond farewell to this soft spoken old man who shepherded the catholic church for almost eight turbulent years, and who now is laying aside the keys. he spoke to the pilgrims, to the listening world personally. nostalgic at times, but also recalling difficult moments. the scandals and troubles. there have been times when the seas were rough and the wind against us, he said, as in the whole history of the church, it has ever been and the lord

the accident happened about 65 miles off the coast of pillar point. >>> kimberly terry is live with the latest on efforts to find them. kimberly? >> our coast guard cutter was found off into the water to help with the rescue from the other side of the island from the coast guard station and what i can tell you is that the coast guard start call, the only distressed call at 4:30 this afternoon. but could the coast guard says it was a 20 foot sailboat. it used to be 65 miles off the shore. pillar point at that time. the western calling said it was an hour later. at 5:30 the coast guard said the two adults and two children on board that boat, had to abandoned ship. it is unclear whether they had life jackets but they just did not have blast or survival gear. we don't know what they had on board. they had a cooler and life ring? >> wul we're trying to do is a -- the water is very cold. there currently is gale force winds. it's pretty bad. >> right now two helicopters, a cutter and a patrol boat, out in the water helping them. the national guard has been called in to help. it has been about