to signal displeasure with the vatican that's certainly how the vatican is going to take it whether they object publicly or not right and so it it's either deliberate or it's just clueless ok well i want to talk about something as a u.s. representative said a former u.s. ambassador james nicholson called the move quote a massive downgrade in u.s. vatican ties turning the vatican embassy into quote a stepchild of the embassy to italy right what's your response to that well i think he's right and it's not just him who's been saying that it's five of the recent u.s. ambassadors to the vatican from both republican and democratic administrations have been saying this right well this is so is also getting some resistance of course from conservative catholics who prefer to maintain diplomatic distance from u.s. policy if can you talk a little bit about the u.s. policy that catholics you know take most issue with well. you know the u.s. and the holy see see eye to eye on some issues like helping poor people for example and that's very good on the other hand the current administration does t

relations with the vatican. i don't think they're particularly detrimental the attitude that father lombardi displayed in his statement i think is pretty typical of what you'd expect in terms of whether the allegations are true the vatican should say the italian press is pretty rumor fed and without citing sources you can't really place a lot of confidence in what it says normally but in this case we know that all the major world powers spy on all the other major world powers all the time so i don't think the reporters particularly in doubt i would assume that the u.s. is spying on the vatican just like it does every other country and like you mentioned the vatican is saying that they're not at all concerned about this of course it is a very different reaction than that of other countries who have found out that they are being spied on i mean what do you really make of that response i think it's because i think the difference is because of what the vatican is if you're a normal country like germany or england or

what is the vatican curia? >> it is the bureaucracy.if you asked vatican officials to define it, they might have trouble because it has grown over the centuries, kind of by accretion. you have some agencies of the curia that have traditions that go back hundreds of years. authority that sometimes leads cooperativee so with other agencies. >> turf battles? >> there are constant turf battles. one of the things that led me to write the book was in 2005 there was a conclave. as you remember. we reporters were told the white smoke, which is always gray or black or white, you never know. they said the bells were going to start ringing. we said, ok, that is fine for us. it kind of takes the fun out of it. white smoke appeared. no one was sure. the bells were not ringing. they did not ring for 20 minutes. i wondered why. how is it they stumbled upon this very basic piece of papal choreography? the bellringer said because he got a phone call but it was not from his boss. it was from a swiss guard. he did not take orders from a swiss guard. these

. >> john alan is cnn's senior vatican analyst, author of eight books on the vatican and catholic affairs>> everything you needed to know about the kind of man he was and the kind of pope francis was going to be was revealed in that debut on that balcony. >> pope francis has also revealed he is not afraid to weigh in on matters of global conflict. the pope spoke out on syria, writing a letter to russian president vladimir putin as g20 summit got under way in st. petersburg. the pope said to te leaders present each and every one, i made a heart felt appeal for them to help find ways to overcome the conflicting positions and to lay aside the futile pursuit of a military solution. >> he has also called for a day of prayer and fasting for peace in syria. and he is using almost every means at his disposal to back this up. one thing that is clear, on the six-month anniversary of francis' papacy is that he wants to be a bold global leader. one of the ironies about pope francis can when he was in argentina, most people would say he wasn't a very active political player but i think what he recogni

even cares about what's going on at the vatican? >> well, the holy sea is the head of the catholic church. i mean, it's the organization that heads the catholic church and one in six human beings are a catholic. that means that the pope has a lot of influence in the world and it would be natural that the u.s. would be interested on what they're planning on doing. indeed the holy sea has cooperated with the nust the past. it had a role in ending the cold war and bringing down the soviet block. pope john paul ii corporated margaret thatcher and ronald reagan. he did it behind the scenes. . the holy sea has taken positions that influenced american policies in other ways. most recently when president obama seemed to go to war with syria, the pope had a day of prayer to stop that and guess what, we're not at war with syria. according to the magazine, the n.s.a. has been categorizing the vatican's communication into four different categories. i want to take a look at them. there's leadership intentions, what they call leadership intention

he could be an attempt to distance itself from the vatican to signal displeasure with the vatican that's certainly how the vatican's going to take it whether they object publicly or not right on and so it it's either deliberate or it's just clueless. i feel i wanna talk about something that a us representative said a former us ambassador james nichols and called the move could amass a downgrade in u s vatican tide is turning the vatican embassy in to quote a step child of the embassy to italy what's your response that. will i think he's right. and it's not just him has been saying that it's five of the recent us ambassadors to the vatican from both republican and democratic administrations have been saying it's right it is also getting some resistance of course from conservative catholics who preferred to maintain diplomatic distance from us policy to meet our little man about the u s policies that catholics can take moses us well um did you know the us and the police the cii on some issues like helping poor people. for example can that's very good on the other hand the current administr

government and the vatican coming up. and a new video puts a damper on the thanksgiving turkey undercover investigators reported footage of the crowded sickly conditions at a turkey breeding farm more on that later in the show. it's wednesday november twenty seventh five pm in washington d.c. i'm in mira david and you're watching r.t. . and we begin today with new revelations regarding the national security agency according to secret documents obtained by the huffington post through edward snowden the n.s.a. participated in tracking the online sexual activity of people the agency considered to be quote radicalize ors it was all part of a proposed plan to target six different muslims thought to have been influencing the opinions of others in carrying out the surveillance the agency was hoping to harm their reputation and undermine their credibility as muslim leaders in the community the documents reveal that the n.s.a. was monitoring those who were viewing sexually explicit material online and using sexually explicit persu

"the global vatican" is the title of that book. he is talking about his oferiences at the perception the united states having a position there. lineler is on a democrat's from tennessee. caller: doesn't separation of church and state means schools, the separation of church from schools, church from government buildings? isn't that what the separation is supposed to be? i think kids are going to school to learn math, english, history. they're not going there to learn god. that is what church for. it should be separated. they should change the pledge of allegiance to one nation under all gods and all beliefs. that would be justice for all. guest: you're hitting on an issue that runs throughout america right now. not a week goes by that we don't see something written or said about the role of prayer in schools, and the role of religion in the government. i go back to what i said in the book, that secularism is a dangerous trend because one religion and morals are too attenuated from the daily life of citizens, bad things can happen in

am ambassador to the vatican. bush tweeted why would our president close our embassy to the vatican? >> under president george w. bush the state department appears to have take tennessee first steps to acquire the property on which the new embassy is to be housed. the move is scheduled a year from now. >> thank you james. >> up next, the holiday tradition wildly popular with some and wildly unpopular with others. first, here's what fox affiliates are covering. in no, the macy's parade. the the tight leash on the giant balloons were on in gusty winds. in miami with a vacationing doctor who saved a child from drowning at a hotel pool. this is a live look at st. louis. the big story there, thousands of shoppers foregoing turkey seconds for first crack at the black friday bargains. that's tonight's live look from outside the belt way on special report. we'll be right back. [silence] for those dealing with the struggles of caring for a loved one, we hear you. visit aarp.org/caregiving for advice and support. >>> people

government and the vatican coming up. and a new video puts a damper on the thanksgiving turkey undercover investigators reported footage of the crowded sickly conditions at a turkey breeding farm more on that later in the show. and on thanksgiving day many americans are expected to watch that pigs can fly but it turns out that the n.f.l. has tax exempt status how could that be the case we'll tell you how later in the show. it's wednesday november twenty seventh eight pm in washington d.c. i was near i david and you're watching our t.v. . more than three years after the anti-secrecy group wiki leaks rocked the us government with massive disclosures of diplomatic cables and other secrets officials say the group's founder julian assange is unlikely to ever face charges according to the washington post justice department officials reiterated that a formal decision has not been made but they say there is little possibility of bringing a case against a songe unless he is charged in criminal activity beyond releasing online top

vati leaks, including release of embarrassing papal documents by a vatican butler.onths into his papacy, observers say pope francis is changing the narrative. >> it was church in crisis. catholic watergate. now within 24 hours after francis's election we were talking about new day dawns for the catholic church and charismatic pope takes the world by storm. >> july, francis took his first international trip as pope to celebrate world youth day in brazil. the most populous catholic country in the world. the reception in rio de janeiro was overwhelming and raised security concerns. many were calling the 1981 assassination attempt of john paul ii and one woman attacking benedict 16th twice in 2008 and 2009. >> i will tell you, after the mob scene on the first night of the brazil trip unfolded and the motor cade was hijacked, i spoke to churchman and cardinals who were holding their breath and frankly saying, on background, dear god, i hope we don't have to go back to the conclave next week because i hope this guy doesn't put himself in harm's way. >> his love of the peo

government is planning to empty out its embassy at the vatican the stated reason security concerns but is there more to it than that look at the divide between the u.s. government and the vatican coming up and a new video puts a damper on the thanksgiving turkey undercover investigators recorded footage of the crowded sickly conditions out of turkey breeding farm more on that later in the show. it's wednesday november twenty seventh four pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. . and we begin today with new revelations regarding the national security agency according to secret documents obtained by the huffington post through edward snowden the n.s.a. participated in tracking the online sexual activity of people the agency considered to be quote radical wiser's it was all part of a proposed plan to target six different muslims thought to have been influencing

had also spied on communications from the vatican. without citing sources, the publication said u.s. spying on the vatican included the guesthouse where cardinals stayed before the conclave that elected pope francis. the nsa denied that. the vatican spokesman said, "in any case, we don't have any concerns." >>> meanwhile, this week pope francis met with myanmar opposition leader and nobel peace prize winner aung san suu kyi, who spent almost two decades under house arrest. the two reaffirmed their mutual support for values such as non-violence, democracy, and human dignity. we want to assess now the catholic church under pope francis with kim lawton, managing editor of this program, and kevin extrum, editor in chief of "religion news service." welcome to you both. kevin, we learned this week that there are going to be some new cardinals announced soon. >> yes. the pope is going to name a new class of cardinals in february and it's not clear yet how many he's going to name but probably i would guess about two dozen. the most important

he got his canal flows in vatican city or city even go so do these two men have more in common than meets the eye. well let me put it this way there is bob francis on one hand so big you were. over one point two billion catholics across the world and there's presidents more to the behavior politician and also one of the most influential people on the globe to be on the scene team but they definitely have much more in common than some me think for instance syria also been standing strong we firmly against any form military intervention into the situation there in fact for. this is a letter to the russian president recently personally feinting him for helping to prevent military action by the west also the vatican and russia have been paying lots of attention to the rights of christians in syria but what's also interesting here during this visit is the italian media and during the build up to mischief which is a visit here they haven't really been focusing on the relations between the vatican and russia if your believe in focusing on the conflict in syria what they were talking more about t

segment will deal with the vatican. did you know that the united states sends an ambassador to the vatican? our next guest francis rooney talks about what we are interested in policy wise. >> this weekend, american history tv looks back at the assassination of jfk and aftermath, with eyewitness accounts, scenes from the president' texas, and commemorative events from dealey plaza and the jfk library and museum. , and at 5:00 eastern 5:45, hugh ainsworth. coverage continues sunday with lyndon johnson's november 27 address to congress. your questions with robert caro and timothy naphtali. . jfk on american history tv this weekend on c- span3. live inkend, booktv is florida for the miami book fair international. coverage kicks off today at 10:00 eastern on c-span2 with dave barry, and continues with berg,ances by a scott peter baker, and susan herman. sunday's coverage starts at thomas cahilludes and chris matthews. the miami book fair, live this weekend on booktv on c-span2. on ourorget to weigh in n bookclub question. wh

it's kind of this global rollout by the vatican. who better than to talk about all this our senior vatican analyst, john allen. we're talking about same-sex unions, mixed marriages, single-parent families, surrogate moms, just to name a few. what, first of all, what is the pope interested in knowing. >> well, suzanne, listen, i think the story is a perfect example of the francis effect in action. the truth of it is stuff that otherwise might seem kind of ho-hum, suddenly seems new and fresh and full of possibility. because we've got a pope who is perceived as a maverick. the pope has summoned a meeting of bishops for next october to talk about the family. the vatican has done these meetings off and on for 40 years and they always send out a survey in advance. i think the new thing in this case is francis seems interested in hearing not just from bishops and others, but also hearing from the grassroots. so he's asked for people to chip in their two cents on the various issues you mentioned. so you know, what's the reality with gay ma

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well a russian leaders have visited the vatican before but the heads of the vatican have never visited moscow since frankly relations have been frosty and perhaps one of the reasons behind all this commotion here now is there's a lot of speculation that the vatican wants to change that not meaning for the pope to go sightseeing to the russian capital but for the two countries to move closer to one another recently pope francis wrote a letter personally thanking president putin for his efforts to try to restore peace in syria russia and the vatican have been calling to protect the rights of christians in the middle east and northern africa following the arab spring so pope francis and president putin are on the scene on lots of issues they are set to meet later on monday of course i'll be keeping you updated. ok thank you for that r.t. piece of live from right. the u.k. slowly recovering from one of the deepest and longest financial crises to hit the country but despite moderate growth some key indicators like living standards health and education suggest a few reasons for optimism arti

auntie z coupe is can all fees in vatican city the sea. it is of old friends on one hand to begin with. he was usually blows over one point two billion catholics across the world and this president was in a heavyweight boxers and also one of the most wanted influential people on the globe. it may not be seen he put the death. some may be licensed. polls have been standing strongly against any foreign intervention. with the back of france's top although a letter to the russian president recently personally thanking him for helping to prevent military action by the west also the vatican and the rush ahead to bring lots of attention to the rights of christians in syria but what's also interesting here is the way it saudi media has been reporting on the russian president's visit that wasn't really the situation in syria nor the relations between the vatican and moscow that supporting the full support of the former italian prime minister. i see the city of dual sport his faith was really looking at them having to deal with several convictions i

before but the heads of the vatican have never visited moscow since frankly relations have been frosty and perhaps one of the reasons behind all this commotion here there's a lot of speculation that the vatican wants to change that not meaning for the pope to go sightseeing to the russian capital but for the two countries to move closer to one another recently pope francis rolled over to personally thanking president putin for his efforts to try to restore peace in syria russia and the vatican have been calling to protect the rights of christians in the middle east and northern africa following the arab spring so pope francis and president putin are on the same losses issues they are set to meet later on monday and of course i'll be keeping you updated. well the pope and vladimir putin also share an unusual bond their distaste for shale gas fracking his holiness recently posed with environmental activist reportedly expressing strong concern about us all giant chevron exploiting shale gas in south america more now with in crane next oil field executive turned campaigner who is against f

but the heads of the vatican have never visited moscow so the way things have been going we may see that happen in the future but of course all the afternoon from the russian peacher are. legal in rome there thank you. the pope and president putin also share a usual ball their distaste for shale gas fracking his holiness recently posed with environmental activists reportedly expressing strong concern about us all john chevron exploiting shale gas in south america they have four more oil field executive turned anti fracking campaigner told us he blames an industry bent on profits for pushing harmful technology. this is a technology that basically has been proven not to work as the oil industry claims and it has resulted in contamination irrefutable evidence of contamination of water soil and the air and also significant negative health impacts on the population that live above the gas fields what it reflects is the fact that we are dealing with a cowboy industry that is driven by greed and little else and in fact i would simply implore that people do a bit of research for themselves

i've been covering the vatican for the better part of 20 years.ve seen a lot of exortations come and go. i will tell you, this is the only one i could name that has captured the imagination of the world. in a piecedy yesterday for my paper, the national catholic reporter, i called this francis' "i have a dream" speech because he opens with a dream. he says his dream is of a church that is more missionary focused on reaching out rather than collapsing on itself and more mercy fullest focused on rules that make us harsh judges and more on expressing compassion and tolerance especially for the poor and as you say, my read of the catholic grass-roots is this is resonating all around the world. >> you know as a catholic myself, this really has gotten a lot of attention. it's captured my attention, as well. you've got a pope talking about things we've never heard before. he's saying look, he's taking on the free market. says trickle down economics doesn't work, that the poor are still poor, the wealthy getting wealthier. how does this translate? will he

is in the vatican city this evening. pope francis on one hand the figure would be almost spiritual influence over one point two billion catholics across the world and there is a president appointed by heavyweight politician and also one of the most influential people on the globe to me not being on the scene team but they definitely have much more in common than some me think for instance syria polls have been standing strong we firmly against any for military intervention into the situation there back pope francis a letter to the russian president recently personally facing him for helping to prevent military action by the west also the vatican and russia have been paying lots of attention to the rights of christians in syria but what's also interesting here is the way italian media has been reporting on the russian president's visit wasn't really the situation in syria nor the relations between the vatican and moscow that were in the focus but the former italian prime minister silvio feet who's clearly looking at havin

. >>> today a first for the vatican.played bones that had been disputed for many many years. a handful of disputed bone fragments thought to long to saint peter, the first pope over. they before displayed at a mass found in the 1940s. without dna evidence no one can confirm if the bones are in fact peters. they were identified quote in a manner in which we believe convincing. the vatican is preparing for the most important summit. the men see eye to eye on one issue. here is cnn's phil black. >> reporter: it is a meeting of two very, very different international states ernationat. francis the catholic pope whose w humility who has shaped the catholic church. it is syria. and both men are strongly opposed to military intervention in the civil war and argued strongly against it when the united states was moving to punish the government for allegedly using chemical weapons. at this point they forman unlikely alliance. and the vatican gets the support of a powerful country with a veto that has shown it is prepared to stand u

again russian and papal flags are flying tonight together over the vatican where the pontiff is welcome president vladimir putin it's the first ever meeting about in large part because of the crisis in syria not easing of his can office in vatican city for us. francis on one hand i figure it would warm a spiritual influence over one point two billion catholics across the world and there's a president by heavyweight politician also one of the most influential people on the globe to be on the scene team but they definitely have much more in common than some me think for instance syria has been standing strong we firmly against any four years eventually into the situation. for france is a letter to the russian president recently personally thank you for helping the french military action from the west also the vatican and russia have been praying lots of attention to the rights of christians in syria but what's also interesting here is the way italian media has been reporting on the russian president's visit wasn't really the situation in syria nor the relations between the vatican and mos

the new location up top is a 10th of a miler closer to the vatican.ssy has no buffer from the screen. on the right, the walled off com pound will host the mission to the vatican, italy, and rome. there is no reduction in staffing the state is adding. >> for members of the roman vatican to have to come inside the compound of the embassy of republic of italy to see the ambassador of the holy sea is n inconvenient. >> bush said hopefully this isn't retribution for catholics lashing out about obamacare. but there is news this started during the bush administration. >> the farm bill has not been passed and that means you could be paying more next year for thanksgiving dinner. we have our works who are thankful for people. >> i want one of those babies! a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new baru. 'll donate 250 dollar

russian and papal flags were flying together over the vatican to where the pontiff welcome president vladimir putin their first ever meeting was brought about in a large part due to the crisis in syria are going off reports from the holy see for us. there is so pope francis on one hand to figure with the mormon spiritual influence over one point two billion catholics across the world and there's the president going to buy a heavyweight politician also one of the most intelligent influential people on the globe to me not being on the scene team but they definitely have much more in common than. polls have been standing strong we firmly against any four years mentioned the situation. for francis a letter to the russian president recently personally thank you for helping me with reaction from the west also the vatican and russia have been bringing lots of attention to the rights of christians in syria but what's also interesting here is the way he has been reporting on the russian president's visit wasn't really this issue ation in syria nor the relations between the vatican and moscow

is the way italian media has been reporting on this it is it's it's not even nations between the vatican and moscow nor the conflict in syria which we're in the focus of their attention to what's really defeat of alleged friends and the former prime minister over at least a good little scorning risk really facing a string of convictions including abuse of power and having sex with an underage prostitute and the local media was and still is a boiling with speculation over whether or not mr berlusconi will be able to avoid punishments and the latest girl in that sense was that the russian president was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity which in real life never of course happened to him the end of the meeting the president with the pope but it did show him out of attention being focused on a budget which is just vision and now the russian president's left rome to the studio accompanied by eleven ministers where they are now meeting with the head of the italian government. now to go to some other stories from around

russian papal flags flew together over the vatican when the pontiff welcome president vladimir putin on monday their first ever meeting was brought about in a large part due to their views on the crisis in syria the audience with the pope is part of the russian president's official visit to italy pieces of is following the trip. pope francis on want to end a figure with enormous spiritual influence over one point two billion catholics across the world and president putin on the other a heavyweight politician also one of the most influential people on the globe he may not be on the scene team but they do have much more in common than some may think for instance syria both have been standing firmly against any military intervention pope francis even wrote a letter to the russian president personally thanking him for his efforts to help prevent military action by both moscow and the vatican have also been paying a lot of attention to the rights of christians in syria so we are on the same page when it comes to lots of issues but what's interesting is the way italian media has been repor

that sense was that russian president was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity which in real life never of course happens in the end of the meeting of the president with the pope but it did show him out of attention being focused on going to visit and now the russian president's left rome to the studio accompanied by eleven ministers where they're now meeting with the head of the italian government a new batch of leaks provided by edward snowden show that the n.s.a. has infiltrated by the fifty thousand global computer networks with malware the u.s. intelligence agency has reportedly been using the prize around to harvest sensitive information for purposes that have little to do with national security according to investigative reporter david lindorff they're actually able to plant these devices inside the servers that's a whole new level of. invasiveness and it's not just on the computers now it's right in the servers that the computers work through none of this is catching terrorists or even stopping terrorists th

the russian president's visit wasn't really the situation in syria nor the relations between the vatican and moscow that were in the focus but the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi's feet truly looking at having to deal with several convictions including abuse of power and having sex with an underage prostitute and the italian media really has been boiling with speculation over whether or not mr berlusconi will be able to avoid getting punished and the latest in that sense was that president putin was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity. speaking these rumors have not been confirmed but it does show the amount of attention being paid to going to visit. now take a look at some other stories from around the world a series of bombings in and around baghdad of left at least twenty seven people dead and dozens wounded the attacks including the blast at a crowded marketplace which claimed sixteen lives and the assassination of a former lawmaker france's offer to help curb the rising bloodshed in iraq by pro

russian and papal flags were flying together over the vatican aware of the pontiff welcome president vladimir putin their first ever meeting was brought about in a large part due to the crisis in syria are going off reports from the holy see for us. francis on one hand i figured it would warm a spiritual influence over one point two billion catholics across the world and there is a president appointed by heavyweight politician and also one of the most influential people on the globe to me not being on the scene team but they definitely have much more in common than some me think for instance syria has been standing strong we firmly against any former chief of mission into the situation there for france is a letter to the russian president recently personally facing him for helping to prevent military action by the west also the vatican and russia have been paying lots of attention to the rights of christians in syria but what's also interesting here is the way media has been reporting on the russian president's visit wasn't really the situation in syria nor the relations between the

there's lots of speculation that the vatican wants to change that and not meeting up for the pope to go sightseeing to the russian capital. watch the two currencies to move closer to one another recently paul francis wrote a letter personally thanking the president putin for his efforts to try to restore peace in syria russia in the vatican have been calling to protect the rights of christians in the middle east and northern africa following the arab spring softball practice and president putin are on the same page all are sufficiently are set to meet the leader on monday. of course i'll be keeping you updated. what type of presentation or such an unusual poland had displaced the shale gas frankie and his holiness that recently placed an environmental activist reportedly expecting strong concern about us oil giant chevron exploiting shale gas in south america at least i can do a formal oilfield executive ten santa tracking campaign and he blames an industry bent on profits for pushing home for technology this is a technology that said basically has been proven not to work as the oil

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the vatican's u.s.representative told the bishops to follow the lead of pope francis and live simply. the pontiff lives in the vatican hotel and drives a used car. >> a rough start for news corp's first quarter. why the latest earnings report made investors dump its shares. >> amazon and the postal service - striking a deal for deliver. how it will help you get your packages. . >> how a man is paying tribute to america's hero, helping families heel. >>> the do you set another record despite light trading due to the veterans day holiday. the blue chips gained 20 points. investors draw confidence from the job report. 204,000 jobs were created last month. shares of news corp taking a hit. investors were disappointed by first quarter results. $2 billion in revenues below the 2.2 billion wall street was looking for. poor results was blamed on the australian newspapers. the earnings report is the first for news corp as a stand alone company. the profitable entertainment units were split off to form 21st centu

russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granted in diplomatic immunity which a new life. he never forced to happen say in the end of the meeting of the president with a four footed it's silly not of attention being ocused on the blog importance of visits and now the russian president's go left. roll into the city of tree as a complete bike eleven ministers whether now meeting with the head of the italian government the new batch of drinks provided by the snake ensure that the nsa is in ft right to die the fifty thousand global computer networks with malware. us intelligence agency has reportedly been using the prize and the hobbyist sensitive information for purposes that have little to do with national security according to investigative reporter they beat the dough there are actually able to create these devices inside its servers. that's a whole new level of in visiting us. it's not just on the computers notes reading the servers of the new computers work through them and this is catching terrorists or even stopping terrorists is really about something else that terror

. >>> vatican secrets - secrets of st. peter left for centuries - to be unveiled. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera america, i'm morgan radford in new york. >> an historic deal. there is now a deal in place on iran's nuclear program. it is designed to stop or scale back nuclear activities in exchanges for relief from economic sanctions. >> a result after a long night, described as intensive and complicated the p5+1 and iran struck an historic deal, the importance hinted at by the president's sudden and unusual for a saturday late-night address. >> today that diplomacy opened up a new pass. that iran's progress is peaceful and it cannot build a nuclear weapon. it is a first step but achieves a first deal. for the first time in a decade we have halted the progress of the nuclear weapon. >> in timing the iranian prime minister spoke at the same time. >> i believe it is important that we all of us take the opportunity to end an unnecessary crisis and open new hzans based on respect for the rights of iranian people, and removal

brennanhe the vatican revives a 2000-year- old mystery, publicly unveiling the bones of a saint. alan pizzey is in rome. and the bookless library, the look of future in one city's it is now bearing down on texas. ice sleet and rain have closed roadways and have stranded passengers. >> you can't do much of anything, you can't walk the streets are so slippery. >> drivers in midland are using whatever they can to remove ice from frozen windshields. >> i used to live, and we never saw weather like this. >> there is horrible here. >> 240 miles north, police responded in am rill he to 30 accidents, in oklahoma more than a foot of snow has fallen and this storm is horribly. >> hardly over. >> the storm is heading east and for more on what it is going to do we will join eric fisher from the boston station wbz. >> wbz. >> eric what is next? >> i tell you a lot of folks will be affected by this storm as it continues east, many winter storm warnings and advisory spreading into western parts of mississippi, there will be ice city travel and snowy travel here as we head through the day on mon

phil lavelle has more from rome. >> crowds in the vatican for sunday mass. that's not unusual. this is. the bones of the first ever pope. blessed here by the man who took the roll on more than 2,000 years later. this urn contains what are believed to be the remains of st. peter, said to have been crewsified in the year 64 ad. found in a time with peter's name on the wall, they've been wrapped in purple and gold cloth, a sign of somebody important. there is no dna evidence and the feet were missing, which is why there is some skepticism. >> we can be nearly sure that the tomb is under the basilica, but we can say nothing about the bones, because the archeological data is not there. >> translation: if the science can't confirm it, it's a matter of faith. >> >> translation: what matters is we give the relevant importance. >> translation: all the evidence says it's st. peter's, if you don't want to believe, don't. >> with that the bones were taken back. the church got its awed yearnings the bones their message. the crowds got a chance to see it. >> this is about faith. there may be

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