the vatican is an institution that runs on trust. this scandal quite honestly has badly frayed that climate of trust. >> warner: where it goes from here? >> well, the vatican has said the investigation is ongoing. it remains to be seen whether suspects will be named. in the meantime, the butler, paolo gabriele is the object of an investigation which could end in a trial. if he is found guilty of a criminal offense under vatican law, he could be sentenced to prison time in which case the vatican might well petition italy under its diplomatic agreements to actually execute that sentence. >> warner: john allen of the national catholic reporter, thank you. >> you bet. >> suarez: and we close with two stories about veterans on this memorial day. first, a colorado program aims to ease the transition from military service to civilian life. 26-year-old tyler heath was marking another milestone. he is a former army infantryman, who survived two tours in iraq. heath crossed the stage this month to receive his diploma from the university of col

>> jeffrey at the vatican. we rortded last night here on world news about the newest massacre in syria. at least 32 children among the victims. tonight a emergency meeting the white house is backing a plan remove president assad, not immediately but remove him nonetheless. alex marquardt rortding in. >> reporter: this attack has added urgency to the question of how to get president assad to step down. no small part because of the large number of young children who were killed. the key, the white house believes is russia. what is being talked about is putting more pressure on russia in turn put more pressure on assad to go. syria is one of russia's closest allies. the plan that the u.s. is proposing to get assad to hand over power while keeping much of his government in place during a political transition. but for the time being, any sort of unified plan is a long way off. >>> alex, thank you. back in this country this evening and to the economy a promising sign as we continue our reporting on bringing america b

where he's now the vatican ambassador in washington. other leaked documents revealed vatican in fighting over financial transparency. on thursday, tudesky was fired as the vatican bank's president. >> he said he was ousted because he was the one who wanted transparency. >> it's unclear if the pope's butler acted alone or was taking orders, but the alleged leaked by the man closest to the pope may have lifted another veil on the secretive and perhaps illegal activity inside the vatican itself. jim maceda, nbc news, london. >>> we're back here in a moment with how much the highest paid americans are actually paid. >>> friday night, we wanted to catch you up on two consumer stories in the news this week. beginning with a warning about the new tide pods, the detergent capsules. the maker of tide said they're going to child proof the container they come in. because they're brightly colors and they look inviting, some kids have mistaken them for candy. several children have been hospitalized. >>> on the up side for consumers, another inventio

the vatican has hotly denied it.rrent atmosphere of crisis an scandal, that has not stopped some people from connecting the dots. >> well, it's fascinating stuff. thank you both very much. >>> the cost of war. it's a phrase that you hear a lot, especially today. but what is the cost of war? a nonprofit organization called the national priorities project has put together a website they say tallies just that. cost of war.com calculates the total price tag of america's wars since 2001. more than $800 billion spent in iraq and more than $500 billion spent in afghanistan. that's more than a trillion dollars america has spent on its wars over the past decade. but is that really the true cost of war? of course not. and that brings us to tonight's number. 6,465. that's the number of american troops that have died in war since 2001. it's a staggering number. and if you add to that all of america's previous wars, it's over 1.2 million americans lost in battle. in honor of our fallen troops, cnn.com has created home and away, a

just over looking the walls of the vatican. we are told that the apartment with the red flowers is where he lived with his family and where the secret church documents were found. he is now being held in a room in the tiemy vatican police station. the documents expose money laundering and kick backs at the secret vatican bank which is operated outside of international banking laws. the head of the bank, fired last week. benedict has tried and failed to reform it. >> reporter: the hunt for potential accomplices of the pope's butler continues here at the vatican, but this is the critical point. court cases at the vatican are held behind closed doors. which means that while some information may come out, we may never know the whole truth behind all this scandal and intrigue. david. >>> jeffrey at the vatican. thank you. we reported last night on world news noods about the newest massacre in sere y. this time 32 children among the victims. tonight white house is now backing a plan that would remove president assad, not immediately

he also has vatican citizenship, he has italian and vatican passports. he's one of a small number of people the pope has around him at all times from the moment he wakes up in the morning to the moment he goes to bed. the other people are two secretaries, two clerical secretaries, two ordained priests, four nuns and the butler, they have the most access to this man. what we don't know is if the butler acted alone, if he acted at all and we don't know what would have been his motivation. the journalist who published these documents says he didn't pay anyone for any information, didn't pay any of his sources so if that's true, money couldn't have been a motivation. whether or not there was a high-ranking cardinal or someone in the background maybe that's the direction the case is taking. >> was it a whistle-blower who saw things he didn't like and wanted to shed some light or a conspiracy behind the conspiracy? there's speculation that he couldn't have acted alone and it was part of a bigger conspiracy. vat ran historian said it's always been a strategy of

an embarrassing scandal is coming to light today at the vatican. the man you will see highlighted here riding in the popemobile, that's the pope's butler. right now he's being held in a cell, accused of stealing personal letters and confidential petters from the pope's desk. those leaked documents ended up in a book that now tops italy's best seller list. the book, seen by many as a breach in the vatican's wall of secrecy. >> reporter: he's in custody within the vatican city state, which is separate from the italian judicial system. which means there's no transparency. if someone is arrested in italy, there's a little more access. inside the vatican, though, they can do basically what they want. their method of interrogation, their right to have a defense lawyer, all of those things are their own set of rules. >> i'll talk with cnn's senior vatican analyst john allen about who this butler is, his access to the pope and what was at the heart of these leaks. >>> here at home, americans are in the middle of a holiday weekend. then it looks like mother

an embarrassing scandal is coming to light today at the vatican. the man you will see highlighted here riding in the popemobile, that's the pope's butler. right now he's being held in a cell, accused of stealing personal letters and confidential petters from the pope's desk. those leaked documents ended up in a book that now tops italy's best seller list. the book, seen by many as a breach in the vatican's wall of secrecy. >> reporter: he's in custody within the vatican city state, which is separate from the italian judicial system. which means there's no transparency. if someone is arrested in italy, there's a little more access. inside the vatican, though, they can do basically what they want. their method of interrogation, their right to have a defense lawyer, all of those things are their own set of rules. >> i'll talk with cnn's senior vatican analyst john allen about who this butler is, his access to the pope and what was at the heart of these leaks. >>> here at home, americans are in the middle of a holiday weekend. then it looks like mother

where he's now the vatican ambassador in washington.eaked documents revealed vatican in fighting over financial transparency. on thursday, tudesky was fired as the vatican bank's president. >> he said he was ousted because he was the one who wanted transparency. >> it's unclear if the pope's butler acted alone or was taking orders, but the alleged leaked by the man closest to the pope may have lifted another veil on the secretive and perhaps illegal activity inside the vatican itself. jim maceda, nbc news, london. >>> we're back here in a moment with how much the highest paid americans are actually paid. if you are one of the millions of men who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with androgel 1.62%, you can save on your monthly prescription. [ male announcer ] dosing an

vatican watchers might respond by, take your pick. the secret exclusive club, the highest circle of the catholic church as been described so driven with rivalries, jealousy and plot, one journalist called it a nest of vipers. the butler may have done it, but the more enticing mystery is whether he acted alone. allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. >>> alien fighters beat out super heroes at the box office. "men in black iii" earning $55 million and knocked "the avengers" from the top spot. >>> a piece of baseball history is about to hit the auction block. york yankee don larson wants to sell the uniform he wore when he pitched a perfect game in 1956 world series. he's 82 and says he wants to help pay for his two grandson's college education. college is expensive. good luck to him. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," noble prize winning author toni morrison. ñ [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil® for their headaches. my name is sunshine and i have three beautiful girls. i like taking advil® for a headache. it

agree with the vatican or offer to negotiate or say we are break away from the vatican and go our own? >> well, i think the least likely scenario they will break away from the vatican. a catholic nun needs the catholic church to remain true to her vows. what you're going to have is probably a type of an effort to negotiate with the vatican and probably up to the vatican whether or not they are willing to negotiate with the nuns. they may, you know, their document from the congregation of the doctrine of the faith is that, a document, it's not a call for dialogue. so, you know, it's going to be up to the vatican to open up the door of dialogue and see what the sisters in the united states, part of the lcrr are willing to do. i think the nuns are on the front line when it comes to dealing with the poor and dealing with really serious poverty situations in the united states and their focus has been on that. now whether or not they are going to be able to take a step back and introduce some of these -- what the doctrine, the faith document wants them to do is going to be up to them to dec

now, the butler is not in jail, there actually isn't a jail inside the vatican.nstead, he is being confined to a room within its walls. if convicted, though, he could serve up to 30 years in an italian prison. dan. >> jeffrey kofman, thank you. >>> back here in new york, police are working straight through the holiday to make their case against the man who has confessed in that very cold case, the murder of 6-year-old etan patz. even though charges have been filed, now the hard work begins. finding enough evidence after 33 years to make the charges stick. here's abc's t.j. winick. >> reporter: like pieces of a puzzle, new york city police must now gather evidence. strong enough to stand up in court against pedro hernandez, seen in this photo obtained by "inside edition." >> you've got him living in the neighborhood. you've got relatives who say he's been confessing or making comments to suggest he did it over the years. and then, finally, the 3 1/2 hour videotaped confession. >> reporter: in the 33-year-old disappearance of etan patz, physical evidence will likel

. >>> a leak at the vatican and they think the butler did it. secret documents released from behind vatican walls and and naysayers feel about the scandal. a successful grocer run in outer space by california and based space ex ship dragon and the gold it goes far beyond the space station geology catches up to frustrating exercise the catch a bottle. the new invention that takes away the anticipation. >>> we have fog and low clouds in the bay area and on the eve of the opening of the golden gate bridge will fog does not spoil the show. we have fog and then something different. details after a break. >>> and mr. wright at a hollywood movie allen dizzy shows us the solutions like the great old movie cliches >>> the butler did it or did he the man in the front seat of this oldsmobile serve benedictus 16th his meals and helping him dressed in the morning the dollar is in detention in the vatican accused of illegal possession of secret documents. in a scandal doug that leaks documents alleging cronyism and mismanagement awarding contracts to the frie

then, the vatican takes on radical feminist nuns. behind the headlines: the burden of winning the nobel peace prize. >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the war for women voters rages on. the war for women's votes continues this week with president obama and mitt romney each claiming he can create more jobs and prosperity for women. mitt romney, now winning the vote of married women, is relying heavily on his wife, ann, to rein in women voters. the obama campaign launched an interactive web app called "the life of julia," which guides users through an average middle class woman's life from age three to 67. it claims women fare better under obama policies. under a president romney for example, the tool cuts "julia's" benefits 40%. but romney' counters that president obama has created an economy that is 'hostile' to women. so, bay buchanan: who is right? >> women have done so badly under obama i don't know we could do any worse. those peopl

they include searing allegations of corruption and cronyism at the vatican bank. bizarre plot to kill the pope allegedly by a cardinal hoping to succeed him. and a nasty power struggle between vatican reformers and those who want nothing to change. >> well, these documents, first of all, are highly diverse among themselves. which on the face of it would create doubt they could come from any one single source. >> reporter: the pope is not in the habit of commenting on scandal but he did today in his own way. defiantly quoting the bible in italian. about the wise man who built his house on a rock. the rain and winds came, yet it did not fall, because it hadthe. the butler is not in jail, there isn't one at the vatican, he's being confined to a room within its walls. if convicted, though, he could serve up to 30 years in an italian prison. dan. >> jeffrey kofman, thank you. >>> in new york, police are working straight through the holiday to make their case against the man who has confessed in that very cold case, the murder of 6-year-old etan patz. even though charge

he's under vatican jurisdiction.olice department, their own criminal justice system. they can conduct their own interrogation. obviously with their version of a search warrant went into his house and found documents and they say they found a machine that would allow him to photograph these documents. >> from what i have read, the pope apparently was crushed by what is by all appearances a betrayal inside his inner circle. and so i guess i'm just curious, you know, to a lot of people who may be wondering, could this be part of a larger conspiracy, do we know whether or not that's even possible at this point? >> o i that's that very possible and that's where the direction of the investigation right now, some of the documents that were published in a book that came out last week, called his holiness, secrets of pope benedict. of course the vatican isn't exactly the most transparent organization in the world and it's very hard to get information. we know what they want is to know at any given time, the spokesman for the

revealed allegations of internal power struggles at the vatican bank. a scene of further injury on friday when tedeschi was forced out. >> the votes have been counted after the first round of the presidential election in egypt. the muslim brotherhood says its candidate, mursi is in the lead. the official results are expected early next week per it -- next week. >> gathered in millions to shape their country's future for the first time ever. this is a scenario many egyptians have dreaded, a runoff between mubarak's last prime minister and mursi. for a country unified in joint when mubarak was ousted, they are divided. >> only mursi was supported by the muslim brotherhood. unlike fotoh. >> he is backed by the freedom and justice party, the muslim brotherhood's political arm. apart from the massive following, some voters argue that egypt needs a strong party. if he wins, it means the muslim brotherhood will have control over parliament, the presidency, and the government. a scenario egypt's liberal and secular activists say will change the identity of the

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>>> a spy in the vatican? the man by the pope's side day and night, his personal butler, now around arrest. accused of stealing secret information. it's a plot out of the da vinci code. did the butler do it? >> leap of fear. look at this. an 80-year-old seemingly forced out of a plane. and her first ever sky dive gets worse from there. her absolutely terrifying jump from 13,000 feet, all caught on tape. >>> and captured. a penguin that scaled the walls 2 1/2 months ago is back behind bars this morning. how did he survive in a big city for so long? >>> hey, good morning, everybody. look who is with us on this first unofficial weekend of summer. her name is paula faris, she is my friend and the co-anchor of the overnight news cast "world news now." primarily, she my best friend. first qualification. >> we are best friends? >> my bff. she is filling in for my other bff, bianna golodryga, finishing up her ma tern tif leave, will be here soon. >> happy memorial day weekend. thanks to the men and women in the milita

>> i think it might take vatican iii, a third vatican council f you really want to know. >> it's accusedican is out of touch? >> yes. i think so. right now -- all have you to do is look at statistics, at least for catholics in the united states. ex-catholics are the second largest denomination in the united states today. ex-catholic. and it's because of these structural issues, their lack of voice, in their parishes and in their church and because they, frankly, disagree with the hierarchy on some controversial issues like contraception. >> the next question is how does the leadership continue? >> certainly will. >> thank you for >>> we're still talking to the sister in the studio. doesn't she look like a sister? anyway, changing topics. >>> she had a spellbound at the national spelling bee. we were all rooting for her. 6-year-old lori anne madison, the youngest ever to make it that far. we'll show you how she does. you're watching "cbs this morning." [ female announcer ] introducing coffee-mate natural bliss. made with only milk... cream... a touch of sugar... and pure natural flavors.

>> i think it might take vatican iii, a third vatican council f you really want to know. >> it's accusedhave you to do is look at statistics at least for catholics in the united states. ex-catholics are the second largest denomination in the united states today. ex-catholic. and it's because of these structural issues their lack of voice, in their parishes and in their church and because they, frankly, disagree with the hierarchy on some controversial issues like contraception. >> the next question is how does the leadership continue? >> certainly will. >> thank you for being with >>> good morning. it's 70 on tv hill. a beautiful day start. it's going to be a great afternoon with a hot temperature right around 83 degrees. if you have ground fog, it's going to be burning off. a great afternoon. 79 at dinner. 62, partly cloudy over night. tomorrow keep an umbrella a rainy high of 80 degrees. >>> we're still talking to the sister in the studio. doesn't she look like a sister? anyway changing topics. >>> she had a spellbound at the national spelling bee. we were all rooting for her. 6-year-o

gabriele is being held in the tiny vatican police station. today, through his lawyer, he pledged "full cooperation" with investigators. >> even if he's somehow involved, he may also be a convenient scapegoat for people who are higher up in the system. >> reporter: one respected italian newspaper described a deep throat inside the vatican who described a network of conspirators, leaking secrets, including cartenals. some to protect the pope, some to undermine him. it's war, says the insider, and you no longer know which sign -- side anyone is on. the pope spokesman insisted no cardinals are being investigated. for seven years, benedict has struggled to assert control over the church. he's now 85 and in declining health, facing the biggest crisis inside the vatican in decades. it's going to test every ounce of strength he has left in him. david? >> jeffrey, thanks. >>> meantime, back in this country now and to dollars and cents. to a new number that caught our eye, baby boomers, saddled with student loans, not only their children's, but still p

it is here at the vatican. this being sunday the pope would like catholics to dwell on questions of spirituality and faith. but, instead, the question being asked here now is, did the butler really do it? as the pope celebrated mass at st. peter's today, it was hard not to be diverted by the scandals that continue to plague his leadership. we're learning more about the butler, seen here serving the pope wine, under arrest accused of leaking confidential papers. to the italian media. do you think the butler did it? >> i think the butler is a simple person to do something on his own. >> reporter: if it happened, others are helping him? >> if it happened there are others helping him and may be leading him. >> reporter: all of this talk of conspiracy, sounds much like a dan brown novel. >> open the doors and tell the world the truth. >> reporter: there are similar scenes in his book, "angels and demons." but, this is very real. the pope is said to be pained because someone so close is accused of betraying him. year

history, obviously is going to be a particular concern for the pope and the vatican. >> vatican investigators say they found a stash of stolen papal correspondence in his home. that they believe proofs he is the source of a flood of leaks to italian newspapers that have embarrassed the pope and exposed a poisonous atmosphere behind the ancient walls of the vatican. the including searing allegations of corruption and croakyism, bizarre plot to kill the pope by a cardinal hoping to succeed him, and a nasty power struggle between vatican reformers and those who want nothing to change. >> these documents first of all are highly diverse, which on the face of it would create doubt they could come from any one single source. >> the pope is not in the habit of commenting on scandals, but he did today in his own way. defiantly quoting the bible in italian about the weissman who built his house on a rock. the rain and winds came, said the pope, yet i did not fall because it had its foundation on the rock. >> the butler is in vatican detention, being confined to a room there. if convicted he could serve

vatican city is, of course, a sovereign nation. and we, on the outside, don't have access to their court system, to their tribunal. if they can manage this in any way they can, they have their own jails. according to the spokesman at the vatican resting in a cell. he's interrogated by their prosecutors. and he's been appointed a couple of lawyers, and even those are from within the vatican. >> so did they recover the leaked documents, then? what happened to them? >> well, he had documents, according to the vatican spokesman. he had documents in his possession, so that was one would assume that's what they used to get him. but hundreds of documents have been leaked since the spring of last year to a journalist who wrote a book that came out last saturday called "his holiness" in which all of these documents were published. and you know, that was really the beginning, i suppose, of the end of the leaking of the documents. but again, the vatican is so secret. it's so hard to penetrate. so it's going to be sketchy what we get out of th

the vatican is in an uproar over the pope's butler. we will tell you why >> the news starts now >> it is a real privilege to be a part of it. to stay think you and to honor the families of the fallen >> cia director serving as a grand marshal for chicagos memorial day parade which stepped off downtown earlier today >> robert jordan is off tonight >> cia director the special guest of mayor at chicago's memorial day ceremony in parade >> this is the biggest and arguably the finest memorial day service in the united states and is a real privilege to be a part of it >> just before the parade stepped off down state street this wreath laying ceremony at dealey plaza in honor of veterans past and present >> family of service members killed since last memorial day were presented their gold star flag on the first memorial day since the end of the iraq war >> the truth is an entire family is serving >> you are in our prayers you are our loved ones >> the mayor used the occasion to rollout a new city program aimed at helping chicago area veterans