the vatican. the cardinals have imposed a media blackout on its members as they proceed to choose a new pope. the reasons is some of the secrets were released. danielle nottingham is in vatican city. good morning, danielle. >> good morning, anne-marie. we begin another day in vatican city unsure when the conclave will start or when we'll hear from the american cardinals again. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we begin here in the vatican city unsure when the conclave will start or when we'll hear from the american calendar gnats again. the cardinals arrive at the vat cab without a word to the press this morning. this is the fourth day of talks about what kind of man they're looking for to lead the catholic church. >> what's beginning to emerge is the profile of the next pope. >> reporter: there's still no date on when to begin the voting process known as the conclave and many cardinals say they're in no rush to end the discussions. >> when we do reach the point of selecting a pope, we will have a much fuller idea of what kind of challenges he's going to have to lead the church into. >> reporter: while talks inside the vatican walls are going at a deliberate pace, talks outs

the papacy and sovereign of the vatican city state. that brings me to my question of the week. a small country, but how small? how many official citizens does the vatican city state have? "a" around 450. "b" around 4, 500. "c" around 450,000 and "d" around 4.5 million. stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the gps challenge and follow us on twitter and facebook. remember, if you miss a show or a special, go to itunes.com/fareed. >>> this week's book of the week is "l

the papacy, but also sovereign of the vatican city state. he week. the vatican is a small country. but how small? how many official citizens does the vatican city state have? a, 450. b, 4,500. c, 450,000, and d, 4.5 million. stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the gps challenge and follow us on twitter and facebook. remember if you miss a show or a special, go to

aljazeera, the vatican city. >> in syria, rebels have launched another attack to capture the international airport in the city of aleppo. they had tried to take control for weeks. video claims to assure air strikes on saturday. continuing between government troops and rebels in northern maile. one soldier was injured. this happened as the french president, francois hollande, said the french president forces had accomplished their goals. they will defer taking control until mid january. a national army. there was a battle between the french forces and rebels in the north. north korean state television has continued its propaganda offensive, showing large rallies by officers and civilians. near daily threats from p'yongyang, including launching nuclear strikes against the u.s., and they maintain that a full-scale war in the peninsula is unlikely. egyptian talk-show host has been answering allegations. he has now been released on bail, but controversy surrounds the case. chanting his name, they protested against the decision of the prosecutors to investigate. he is facing several charges, inc

. >> pope francis rides through the vatican city to lead celebrations on palm sunday. the president of the central african republic has fled the cut -- fled the capital. headed south to the democratic republic of congo, the group has taken control of a television channel and is expected to make a statement soon. rebels say that he has failed to honor a peace deal. our analyst agrees. >> the rebels consist of some three or four rebel groups, as well as the general position in the central republic. essentially the agreement that was signed was asking for a number of things, including the integration into a regular army for the departure of the south african troops. as well as other things. it would appear that the in what i haved just mentioned and he was basically told that this time there would be no negotiations. we have to understand that this president basically escaped being ousted by the skin of his teeth. a few months earlier. it was this cpa that saved him. agreement, the obviously he has not. now he has been asked to leave. >> peters following developments from

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there in the vatican city. but it has not put a damper on those pilgrims, who have made their pilgrimage there, as always happens, when a new pope is to be elected during the conclave. >> and you know, there was a cheer down here on the floor of the new york stock exchange when they saw that white billowing smoke. the new pope will be the 266th pontiff. we think he was elected on the fifth ballot. that's the speculation, anyway. we certainly don't know that. >> we saw four black smokes before that. >> so you would think it would be the fifth, but it's a highly secretive process, obviously. and it will be fascinating to see what name the new pope chooses. >> let me bring one of the italians on the panel here. bob pisani, as we wait for the pope, it's one of those things where the markets continue to trade, but the traders are keeping an eye on something else here, aren't they? >> we may hit nine days in a row on the dow. hasn't been done in 16 years. i don't know if the pope will put us over the top, but john boe

story. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," live coverage on the conclave in the vatican cityhere the process of electing the new pope continues. and what a new leader means for the future of the catholic church. when we come back, we'll huddle around the water cooler where dennis rodman is reportedly taking another stab at international diplomacy. we'll tell you what the worm may have planned for his trip to rome of all places when "way too early" comes right back. for those nights when it's more than a bad dream, be ready. for the times you need to double-check the temperature on the thermometer, be ready. for high fever, nothing works faster or lasts longer. be ready with children's motrin. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. selected yet but many people have called for the new pontiff to come from outside of europe. tell your friends that 61 of the 115 cardinals that will vote for the new pope are from euro

the catholic church. it won't be easy. what challenges await? >>> from vatican city. s for joining us. a night of excitement and a night of firsts. 1.2 catholics rejoice as the 266th pope is chosen. what a surprising choice it really was. jorge marie over bergoglio is his name. the first pontiff from the americas, first jesuit pope, first noneuropean in almost 1,300 years. he is also the first francis. tonight we go inside this historic development for the faith. 7:06 p.m. rome time. white smoke. as that smoke rose and billowed into the night air, st. peter's square erupted. it was a moment of pure joy for them. a profound prayer of the chance to witness history. soon the square was packed with more than 100,000 rain-soaked people. their eyes turned upward in anticipation to the red draped windows of st. peter's. everyone waiting to see the new pope. the vatican band marched into cheers, followed by the swiss guard, the pope's personal troop. and then -- the french cardinal came to pronounce the famous words. habemus papam. >> but who? >> jorge mario bergoglio of argen

we get an explanation how life works in the vatican city. visitors go past these barriers they drop from idally to the vatican city. >> we have a passport but it's not for everyone. all the cardinals hold one and then there are some bishops who are basically our ambassadors. they carry it only when they're n an official mission. >> about 800 350e78 live behind these walls. pope francis is a new resident of this functional state. the vatican survives from their museum and also owns a international real estate empire beyond its boundaries, a collection of buildings in prime locations around the world, many of course in rome. the nation is also a considerable source of cash collected by its own financial institution, the vatican bank. >> the only clients are priests, nuns, officials of the vatican. a very tiny sort of people. second, they don't lend money, they just collect money from all around the world. the problem is that sometimes we don't understand who is giving and for what goal. >> pope francis has been hailed by catholics as a man of

the war in syria has brought destruction ansar to so many people. he has been motivated by nuisance of purpose. al jazeera, a los city. >> final preparations in the vaticancity for the election of a new catholic pope. as catholics 08, at this church -- as the catholic sweet comedy church wheat for its place in the world. >> of the roman skyline is not the exclusive preserve of christian churches. rome is also the site of europe's largest mosque. the muslim and roman catholic faiths side-by-side appeared as the causes and enters a new era with a new leader, the changing attitude is under the spotlight. in 2006, the infamous lecture holds a serious risk. it will repair the damage of clerics to meet him in rome. the dialogue was constructed. he said the new coach arina the effort. >> he has many channels to reignite. we are here waiting for new information to foster a dialogue. below the new pope will be willing to hear from us and will commit himself to foster the interfaith dialogue. >> this is now a distant memory. instead thing is starting point for regular contact between the muslims and the catholic faith, this is been a regular. there is pressure on

. >> let's go live now to the vatican city. we have some pictures for you , where. peter's square there are thousands of people listening to the new pope delivering his first angeles angelus prayer. what a great shot. joining us now, from just utside the square, hoda abdel hamid. tell us what the pope has been saying. >> he talked a lot about the need for pardon and mercy. >> through his angelus, the whole square had -- there were comments that made the whole square laugh. earlier, he talked about a book that centered around the issue of mercy. he said, it's not that i'm making up any publicity for you to go and buy the book of one of my cardinals. he is confirming this personality that people have been seeing ever since he became pope, of a man who likes to talk to the people. they don't know what he's going to say next, and i think that is one of his strengths. this has been peppered with cheers and clapping throughout. >> hoda, thanks very much for bringing us the scene from st. peter's square, where crowds are delighted in listening -- crowds are delighting in li

the retired pope benedict. and all eyes will be on vatican city for the next few days. ' vinita nair has more. >> reporter: good morning from vatican city where after a lengthy build-up the day to vote for the new pope has finally arrived. earlier this morning the college of cardinals assisted at mass at st. peter's square and heard from the dean who called for unity reminding them as they enter into the conclave, the voting process to act as one. >>> reporter: cardinals from around the world said mass in st. peter's basilica to pray for the election of a new pope. later today, 115 cardinals under the age of 80 will enter the famous sistine chapel to choose the 266th leader of the catholic church. >> when they process, they chant the litany of the saints and we get all the pomp and circumstance that the catholic church is so good at, then the doors are closed and the first vote. >> reporter: ballots will be burned in a stove after each secret vote. tourists are already anticipating the smoke from a

has a mass today celebrate a mass of thanksgiving for the new pope. >> from the bay area at the vatican citycis is spending his first full day on the job. >> marci gonzalez continues coverage from rome with how people there are reacting to the historic selection. marci? >> good morning. the front page of all of the newspapers in rome today are big pictures much pope francis on the first full day as the leader of the roman catholic church. the day started with a special prayer to the virgin mary, the pope visiting the basilica in rome the first act after a life-changing night. with those words, history was made. pope fran sis becoming the first pontiff, ever, from latin america. echoing the roar of the more than 100,000 people in st. peter's square last night overwhelming enthuse a from his home in argentina. i always thought he would be the best pope ever, and thank god he is from argentina. >> he is known as jorge bergoglio the modest man with a passion for ministering to the poor. >> he has taken the name of st. francis, a signal he wants to show the face of the poor for the church. >> he

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the sistine chapel. this is a live picture from vatican city. as a chant imploring the saints to help them choose the next pope. they will take their places in the chapel with frescoes by michael angelo. we're waiting for the door of the sistine chapel to be sealed. once that happen, the conclave has officially begun. there are others outside of the college of cardinals inside the chapel. that's why they will not be officially in conclave. they will then be quietly praying for the voting can begin to elect the next pope who will lead 1.2 billion into the catholic church. the first vote could happen by about 9:00 this morning. it's highly unlikely a vote will be selected today. this is an amazing picture. the colors. they have it restored. some of the historic paints inside the sistine chapel are just breath-taking. all eyes will be on the vatican chimney. black smoke means no new pope. white smoke means a pope has been chosen. there will be all of the electoral ballots handwritten and a lot of times the cardinals will change their handwrite when

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the pope. there is a live look at vatican city for you. >> on the first ballot, no one got the needed 77 votes.onzalez is in vatican city where the drama began to unfold yesterday. >> reporter: the universal sign there is no new pope. black smoke pouring from the chimney of sistine chapel ending the first day of the conclave. ♪ a momentous day highlighted by a solemn procession, all 115 cardinal electors taking an oath vowing to faithfully follow the rules of the papal election and entering the sistine chapel. >> extra ominous. >> reporter: with those words meaning "everyone out." the doors locked. the cardinals left alone to pray and cast the first round of ballots in secrecy. while no pope was elected yet the first vote experts say is already having an impact. as the cardinals shared dinner at their isolated temporary home within the vatican walls. >> they're encouraged to discuss among themselves. they will have the vote getters from the very first vote and talk about now where do we go. >> reporter: narrowing the field as the world watches this chimney for the first sight of white smoke wai

>>steve: i think that is a world exclusive, as we split the screen with the vatican city waiting for the smoke to see whether or not we have a new pope; brian kilmeade can touch his knees. >>alisyn: anyone who has seen the show knows brian touches his knees a lot. >>brian: that's the italian in me. as long as i'm not touching yours, there is no charges. >>alisyn: it is good to be with you guys. looking forward to seeing what the smoke is later this hour. >>brian: they voted yesterday. nothing. no pope. they voted today at 5:30 local time. no pope. >>steve: they have two votes this morning. they only burn the ballots at the conclusion of the second balloting unless in the first ballot there is a new pope, with the white smoke. so far nothing. we'll keep you posted. we've got shepherd smith and lauren green live in vatican city. we'll keep that picture up throughout the day. >>alisyn: we want to get to headlines. lets take a look at these pictures. a tugboat and a barge in flames right now in the gulf of mexico. the tugboat was pulling the barge when it hit a pipeline 30 miles south of

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they add chemicals to the smoke to make it black. it's dark in vatican city. ey are eight hours ahead. it's just after 8:00 there in the evening. thousands of people though did remain in st. peter's square to watch the copper chimney on the roof for the puff of smoke. and when the smoke is white in future votes in the next day or two, that means the church has a new leader and a bell will be rung to eliminate any uncertainty, and eight years ago there was question about whether the smoke was white or black. >>> a special mass here was held at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco to pray for those choosing a new pope. ♪ >> this is a very active and exciting time for catholics, just a few days ago they were praying for the outgoing pope benedict xvi. this morning, the archbishop prayed for vatican city and the election of a new pope. >> i think that's the excitement about this, there's really no headliner. there's nobody that's favored going into this conclave as there was the last time around. so anything could happen. >> reporter: this was not the only special

the crowd of well wishers. ben wedeman is in vatican city. hows us why people are calling this pope a man of the people. >> fred, benedict was the intellectual pope. francis is quickly shaping up to be the people's pope. it could be any pope, greeting wishpers one by one after sunday's mass, but it wasn't any church and it wasn't any priest. it was pope francis at the santa anna parish church in the vatican. his charm offensive moving full steam ahead, he stepped outside the vatican and into italian territory to greet well wishers. >> i was watching some of the video when he came out of the church. obviously, he's very personable, really connecting with the people. >> in his first sunday as pope, francis appeared at the window of his papal apartment, overlooking a packed st. peter's square, speaking of forgiveness and compassion. he wasn't providing free advertising for a cardinal whose writing he praised. he ended his message with a simple wish. have a good sunday, and have a good lunch. just four days on the job, and pope francis is already

in less than 24 hours from right now, the world's cardinals will lock themselves into vatican city andcess of selecting the brand new pope. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is in vatican city. with you tell us what are you hearing lately? >> well, what we are hearing and what we are seeing right now, we are sort of in a waiting period, sort of a mid-day holding pattern. the cardinals wrapped up their final general meeting before they start the conclave. a couple of things happening. we got a briefing from the vatican dodd. later today, they will move the 115 electors are moving into casa santa marta. that is the vatican residence where they will stay together, cut off from the rest of the world until this process is over. also, those staff members who are helping out in the conclave helpi helping process and assist with those votes, will be sworn to secrecy later on today. who might they select? the field seems to be wide open. take a look. a couple of frontrunners include some of those well-known in the vatican. cardinal scola. also, some americans like cardinal o'malley from boston,

time now is 6:00. >>> this is day one of the conclave of cardinals in vatican city. >> of course, it's new leader for the roman catholic church. this is a live look at vatican city now where the cardinals are gathering to begin the process of replacing the retired pope benedict xvi. thousands of people are here right now including many members of the media to be witness to history. this is the first time in 600 years that a pope ha abdicated so this will be the first pope today sometime around noontime our time i guess and if they don't elect the pope they will do it again. >> cbs news vinita nair is in vatican city with more. >> reporter: good morning from vatican city where earlier today the cardinals attended a mass inside st. peter's basilica. during that mass, they heard a message about unity and that is exactly what the dean of this college of cardinals is hoping for as all these cardinals are sequestered in the sistine chapel where the voting will begin. >>> reporter: cardinals from around the world said mass in st. peter's basilica to pray for the election of a new pope. later

> no date is set so far for the start of the conclave at the five cardinals yet to arrive in the vatican citythe cardinals who are already there meeting for a third day deciding on procedures to elect a new pope. the cardinals say it's important they take time getting to know one another. >> many cardinals are concerned if there's not enough time spent in the general obligations that once we get into the conclave it could dry off. >> no one wants to rush. >> the conclave is nearing the sistine chapel was closed construction began inside the ident obama, the panel voted 12-3 to send john brennan's nomination to the full senate. earlier that nomination had a snag a lot of law americas wanted answers about the obama administration policy on drone strikes including against american citizens. republicans may hold up that nomination at the white house refuses to give details on its actions following the terror attack. >>> is the white house playing politics with the american tradition because of sequestration? some law americas say yes after the white house canceled all tours effective march 9th. a

we have a father here, joining us from rome in the vatican city. good morning, father. always good to see you. >> great to be talking with you. >> eric: what are you hearing about the concerns of the cardinals and what their priorities are, as they start to get whittle down the final candidates and what they are considering? >> it's fascinating. the last two weeks i have been on the ground at rome, to see how the cardinals are meeting with each other. yes, in apartments and closed rooms and also in restaurants and in a more formal way in the general congregation, the meetings in which the cardinals are coming together. what are the priorities? each and every one of them might have a different priority. the number-1 priority is passing on the teachings of the bible and of the church. but secondly, they would be asking themselves, who would be the best person for that job today? some of their concerns. number 1; who can give a happy, joyful, committed and convincing presentation of the gospel in these times, now with the challenges that we face? secondly, who is able to re

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. >>> we will take you live to the vatican city were all eyes on the chimney as the papal conclave begins. we're back in a moment. what do you think of this one? ♪ ♪ really? ♪ ♪ what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. ♪ ♪ perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >>> the first sign to the outside world since catholic cardinals began the process of picking a new pope. black smoke seen from the chimney of the sistine chapel meaning cardinals failed to elect the new pope. >> 2:30 a.m. in rome the voting will resume. for the most part the process remains secretive as more than 1 billion catholics remain focused on the outcome. jay gray has more. >> reporter: with thousands gathering black smoke billowed through the rain and clouds. the first papal vote did not end with the election of the new pope. >> i just pray and just ask god to really guide the church in this time. >> reporter: for catholics it is a time of history and circumstance. their church searching for someone to deal with on going problems a

it will be open to the public, anne-marie. >> danielle nottingham in vatican city. her nba team responds to the miami's take on the "harlem shake" dance krarksz but it is not what you expect. >>> and could the chicago blackhawks keep their historic unbeaten streak alive? this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." . and start talking about what you really want from your toilet paper. it's time to talk about clean. feeling clean is so important. i use quilted northern. quilted northern soft and strong is stronger than the leading value brand, for a confident clean. overnight after a patient sets a fire! how san mateo police quickly diffused the situation plus: rain and wind. bands of wet weather sweep across the bay area. we've got your rain time table for rest of the week. and winter wallop. spring is nearly here but not before one more big east coast storm. the drastic actions being taken to prepare. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's wednesday, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around

it's wednesday, march 13th. >>> happening now -- it's 3:in the afternoon at vatican city -- 3:00 in then city. crowds have been gathering at st. peter's square despite the lousy weather conditions. it's drizzly and cold in the vatican. this is a live picture of the chimney that is over the sistine chapel that is expected to have

. >> stay with abc7 news for the latest developments from vatican city. we will break in to programming the second a pope selected and tweet the news. >> preschool teacher will appear in court accused of spiking children's drink with sleeping pills. our reporter is live in santa clara courthouse in san jose with the latest. cornell? >> the teacher is facing child endangerment charges and will be in court later today. parents of kids at a morgan hill preschool are absolutely stunned by the news. police say the 59-year-old would lives in holster worked on-and-off at the kid my academy for morgan hill. authorities believe she spiked the sippy kids -- cups of kids 1 to 2 years old. a coworker had noticeed something strange and she was fired. >> she was preparing water and an employ i witnessed her putting something in the sippy cups. thought all of them, some of text. >> i am not angry but...sad. disturbing. >> the owner of the academy said in a statement that the safety and welfare of the children is the top priority. we have an exceptionally qualified staff

farewell to cardinals, his top advisers, then left the vatican for the last time as leader of the world's 1.1 billion catholics. alan pizzey is in vatican cityto a close with applause from his staff, last acts of homage, a 300-yard trip to the helipad, and a precisely timed liftoff for a ride he's taken many times over his eight years as pope.

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it's also why he is hiding away behind the walls of vatican city states and not returning to his beloved the very a in southern germany for his retirement -- beloved of area -- beloved bugbear yet -- beloved bavaria in southern germany. the new pope has to be charismatic, forceful, has to put his own stamp very quickly on the papacy. >> who will be in charge of the catholic church until the new pope is elected? >> the cardinal will take care of the daily running of the church. no major decision will be made until a new pope is elected. >> everybody is wanting to know when that will be. when do you think they will start sitting down to elect a new pope? >> i wish i knew. the pope has made it possible for the cardinals to meet earlier than planned. they are planning to meet -- had planned to meet on the 15th of march. there are pros and cons. the pros say that we have to get a pope in place before easter, and there is no clear front- runner. this may well be a long conclave. it is important that we start early. the people who are against starting early say not all the cardinals are here ye

the event picking the pope will begin tomorrow in vatican city with the cardinals conclave. e pope resigned, becoming the first pontiff in 600 years to step down. changes are already being seen in vatican city. the pope's apartment has been locked, his private elevator has been taped shut and a new papal ring must also be made. tradition says that the ring is destroyed when the pope dies or in this case resigns. >> talk about destruction of the seal, it's simply to make some scratch marks or something to prevent the seal from being used ever again. >> a stove has yet to be installed in the sistine chapel. white smoke coming from the stove announces to the world a new pope has been elected. a lot of watching and waiting this week. meteorologist lisa argen is here. we are waiting for some precipitation, some rain. we need it. >> totally right. we counted a few drops this morning but outside you see the cloud cover. a little filtered sunshine. this is san francisco with low to mid-50s and 57 already in oakland. we will look for a cooler marine push today and better chances of ra

this is video of the pope arriving the historic residents after leaving the vatican city. e a few months while a permanent residents is set up for him at the vatican. they are gathering to see the pope off and prepare for the conclave as they get ready for the new pope. the photo on the right shows how yellow the air in beijing became after the sand storm. but look at the difference just a week ago under clearer skies. finally apparently moscow is for billionaires. a new list put together by a chien needs publishing group shows the russian capital is home to 76 billionaires the most out of any city in the world coming in a close security, new york city with 70 billionaires. patti ann, you are on the list. >> yeah. i am not on that list. we told you yesterday about a new report detailing how taxpayers are picking up the tab for big ticket government conferences. one major offender was the justice department which racked up a $60 million tab. now we have another new report that finds doj executives spent millions more in tax payer money on luxury travel. here with more is dia

the selection of a new pope today happened inside vatican city, the traditional headquarters of the catholic 4's charles clifford gives us a closer look at the vatican. >> we are great and excited to hear that he was left and. i am one-half columbia and. and i am glad to hear that he is latin--and the reason why i love st. francis de apostle let and his ability to connect with multiple ethnicities. sometimes we miss the opportunity to take a little deeper into that relationship. and certainly other cultures and religions. st. francis of assisi had that ability. >> the po coming from latin america with a great number of poor people. they are well aware of the need to help administer the need for the church to have a preferential option. >> in san francisco kron 4 news. >> this selection was in side of vatican city. charles clifford gives us a closer look at the vatican. >> this is a google earth view of vatican city, which is actually a sovereign state located within the city of rome, italy. the most prominent feature of the vatican is st peters basilica, which includes the dome of st peters.

ballots will be burned twice a day until one man gets the 2/3 majority. in vatican cityngham, kpix5. >>> if you're not in vatican city to see the smoke in person, you can watch it on our website. online conclave coverage includes a live smoke cam. >> well, it served as the perfect get away for generations of surfers and beach goers until a new billionaire showed up and blocked off access to martin's beach. surfers are fighting back to take back the public beach. kpix5's joe vazquez on the beach fight turned constitutional battle. >> beautiful area down here. people should be able to enjoy. >> enjoying martin's beach is not so easy anymore. outsiders from fisherman to surfers have been coming here for most of the years. paying to access the beach. the new property owner put up a gate blocking public access to a private road. >> it's simple, just open the gate, we'll pay whatever you want us to pay. >> don't we have a law protecting public ac access to beaches? >> absolutely. and that had always been the case at martin's beach. >> the law is called the coastal act. filed a

very chimney that will be allowing the smoke to flow out when the cardinals vote for the new pope there in vatican cityif the smoke comes out white, they will have a new pope. if it comes out black, they go back to work and will vote all over again. we are keeping you posted. covering that as all the information comes in, it is 4:53. let's talk some sports. the 49ers, alex smith will have a brand new homo figuresly. the nfl free agency period starts at 1:00, when the niners will officially trade smith to those kansas city chiefs. in exchange, the niners expected to get a second-round conditional pick in 2014. smith spent eight years as the 49ers. a lot as their starting quarterback. replaced by colin kaepernick. they will gain some cap room and clears the way for them to acquire the wide receiver, the niners, quan bolden. he was in the super bowl, beat up the niners, six catches, 104 yards and a touchdown for baltimore. the 49ers, very painful loss to the ravens. pending a physical, he will be wearing a niners uniform next fall. san francisco giving up a sixth round pick in the trade >>> a special trea

eastern the official white smoke came out of the famed chimney in vatican city. we actually have some video of cardinal bergoglio, and we can show some of it so you can get an idea of who the next properly is. the second that curtain opens we will, of course, go right back to it. here he is. this is the file video of cardinal bergoglio of argentina. again, the first pontiff ever elected from the americas. 115 cardinals -- make that 14 because he would be one of them, all gathered together in vatican city over the past several days. the voting began yesterday. nothing came of that but yesterday except the old black smoke. then the white smoke came out today, which means that the pope had been selected, but we have to wait until now before we found out it is cardinal bergoglio. interestingly enough, one of the front runners was the pope from donna. he was not chosen this time around. if you talk to a lot of people many have thought that he would be the one. of course the chosen one now. he studied at the theological faculty of the san miguel. he was ordained by the

the vatican secret conclave and the first vote to elect a new pope. it is 7 in the morning already at the vatican and this is a live picture at vatican city. cardinal expected to arrive at the sistine chapel really any moment now and here in the bay area the church wants to keep its members very much informed and involved in this process. john is live at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco tonight. john? >>reporter: and there will be a special mass here tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. archbishop wants all parish in the arrest diocese of san francisco to hold special services for the start of the papal conclave n.a matter of hours this is what the one 15 cardinal will see as they enter the sistine chapel to select the next pope. already staff of 90 has been sworn to secrecy including doctors nurses waiters who will assist the conclave. anticipation is building not only in rome but in san francisco where catholic attended 5:30 mass in lower pacific heights. wore hiper had own hope for the new pontiff. >> somebody that draws people in the church. so many people left the church. >> it could be pope from africa. it could be a pope from latin ame

the vatican secret conclave and the first vote to elect a new pope. it is 7 in the morning already at the vatican and this is a live picture at vatican city. cardinal expected to arrive at the sistine chapel really any moment now and here in the bay area the church wants to keep its members very much informed and involved in this process. john is live at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco tonight. john? >>reporter: and there will be a special mass here tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. archbishop wants all parish in the arrest diocese of san francisco to hold special services for the start of the papal conclave n.a matter of hours this is what the one 15 cardinal will see as they enter the sistine chapel to select the next pope. already staff of 90 has been sworn to secrecy including doctors nurses waiters who will assist the conclave. anticipation is building not only in rome but in san francisco where catholic attended 5:30 mass in lower pacific heights. wore hiper had own hope for the new pontiff. >> somebody that draws people in the church. so many people left the church. >> it could be pope from africa. it could be a pope from latin ame

the loss. reporting live in daly city, kpix5. >> the suspect, dennis, is set to make his first court appearance tomorrow. >>> a live look at vatican city where the conclave is set to begin in just a few hours. 115 cardinals will go into deep seclusion in the sistine chapel. danielle nottingham tells us, they won't emerge until the world's 1.2 billion catholics have a new leader. >> the balcony where the new pope will greet his followers is ready and several sizes are prepared in the vatican's room of tiers, they, and the world await the man that will fill them. the 115 cardinals held their final meeting monday, just before noon eastern time on tuesday, they will begin their conclave behind the locked doors of the sistine chapel. vatican staff, who will tend to the cardinals, took an oath of secrecy monday. vowing not to pass on anything they might overhear. the cardinals will certainly be talking to each other, but not about themselves. >> there are people who support their candidacy, who actually move among the cardinals and asking them to support this particular candidate at this time. >> the italian press named three potential

and norah o'donnell has made the trip to vatican city. ve now with the very latest there. good morning. or good afternoon, i guess, right? >> reporter: that's right, it is afternoon here. good day to you, frank and michelle. we are right near st. peter's square an unbelievable sight since we are talking about choosing a pope. with the excitement building here in vatican city, we'll show you how it will all unfold. plus we have clues behind who are the top contenders including some americans. also, former sitcom star valerie harper opens up about her incurable brain cancer. you will hear a message of courage and hope in her first television interview since being diagnosed. the news is back in the mornings. so we'll see you guys live from here in vatican city at 7:00. >> we look forward to. "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. >>> a rare comet will be racing across the bay area this week. and you wouldn't need a telescope to check it out. "pan-starrs," that's what it's called, will be visible by the naked eye just after sunset tonight but the

when they walk, if people within the vatican city sees them, they cannot speak to them. n not trust the cardinals? >> not really. but just remember the last year vatican was rocked by vatileaks. so maybe they trust nobody. >> there were tweets sent out. she said cardinal dolan even spoke in italian. we're speaking of preconclave buzz about the possibility of shaun o'malley of boston getting the tot spot. how much can the masses be seen as campaigning before tuesday? >> reporter: well, craig, the conclave is seen as a political campaign for the new pope. the difference is that the holy spirit is really responsible for the selection of the pope through the cardinals. of course, the cardinals will get chance to speak out what they feel a new pope will have to tackle, the issues, and today really was their last chances during mass. so in a way, yes, this was political campaigning, and if someone came out and talked today, that was cardinal timothy dolan from new york. >> claudio lavanga. we'll talk with you later. >>> is the republican party modernizing or are more people fal

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. >> greetings, friends, i'm here live in the vatican city in front of their ancient brick wall of prayer and pageantry of papal picking. let's go now. we'll come back to that. one other way to keep abreast of the situation is to check in on the official papal twitter handle. it's boring but has bagillion followers. let's go back to the chimney. nothing, oh, what was that? a bird. you can follow my hometown cardinal cardinal mahony. prayers needed. you got those prayers. you'll need them with all the sexual abuse cover up that you've been doing. they're going to reframe the chimney shot. let's see it. oh oh, let's go back, a little bit too much too fast. until they get it right let's look at cnn coverage. >> the 115 voting cardinals those under 80 years old entered the sistine chapel. >> why do you have a 3-d model of the sistine chapel. are you going to rob it? let's go back to the chimney. it's night. that's all for new. keep checking in for updates. black smoke means no pope. white smoke means new pope. any other pope means send the medics there has been a horrible accident. i'm done t

and wait until you hear how much soda the average american drinks every single year. happening right now, we are on vatican city watch. we're still waiting for some smoke to come out of the smokestack. you can see there, the chimney at the vatican. if we see white smoke that would mean we do have a consensus of a pope being picked. if there is black smoke, that means there is still no consensus on a new pope. we will bring that to you as soon as it happens here on street signs. >> we are holding down the fort here at cnbc while brian sullivan, who has currently picked the short straw is currently in las vegas. hello to you, brian. >> reporter: thanks very much. from the pope to home depot we are here at the company's annual product walk. hundreds of suppliers. and we have got a great show lined up. we're not going to dig into the data. we're going to go into the front lines. and all kinds of stuff in between. should be a great show. should be with us more than a minute or wo. then we have a ceo panel. so we're going grill. we're going to seed our lawn, we're going to talk about cabinets. they built an entirely

the vatican secret conclave and the first vote to elect a new pope. it is 7 in the morning already at the vatican and this is a live picture at vatican city. cardinal expected to arrive at the sistine chapel really any moment now and here in the bay area the church wants to keep its members very much informed and involved in this process. john is live at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco tonight. john? >>reporter: and there will be a special mass here tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. archbishop wants all parish in the arrest diocese of san francisco to hold special services for the start of the papal conclave n.a matter of hours this is what the one 15 cardinal will see as they enter the sistine chapel to select the next pope. already staff of 90 has been sworn to secrecy including doctors nurses waiters who will assist the conclave. anticipation is building not only in rome but in san francisco where catholic attended 5:30 mass in lower pacific heights. wore hiper had own hope for the new pontiff. >> somebody that draws people in the church. so many people left the church. >> it could be pope from africa. it could be a pope from latin ame