he had written a book, vatican ltd, about the vatican's business dealings. one evening, he received a mysterious phone call from someone promising inside information. he was invited to a bar in rome. after a series of meetings, the strangers invited him for a ride in their car. >> (translated): they went around piazza mazzini many times, checking that nobody was following us. later, i understood the reasons. i was about to meet a certain person, and it would be very dangerous if anyone came to know that this person had seen me. >> narrator: finally, nuzzi was taken to an apartment. >> and i could see that nobody lived there. there was no furniture. there was nothing. it was an empty apartment, just a corridor that we walked down until we reached a room with only one chair in the middle, and there my source was seated. and we began to talk. >> narrator: the source was paolo gabriele, the pope's butler. he was offering thousands of secret documents from the pope's private office. he said he wanted to protect the pope from the sleaze and corruption that surroun

his great vision of vatican ii, of collegial responsibility, was being, he felt, undermined by the vaticanabies born in detention centers were illegally adopted. for years, the mothers and grandmothers of the disappeared marched outside government buildings, looking for justice for crimes against their loved ones. but they never found support from archbishop bergoglio. (speaking spanish) (male translator) he never met the grandmothers, he never met the mothers of the disappeared. he never met with human rights organizations, because he considered that that was a marxist, progressive, disruptive part of argentinean society. (paul) when he was archbishop of buenos aires, he had to keep together a very divided society, a society where people have been murdered and were murderers. this is in my view, he took the judgment that it was better if the past was not disturbed, say as little as possible. (narrator) as part of argentina's transition to democracy, the government set up a tribunal to investigate crimes committed during the dirty war. in 2010, cardinal bergoglio gave evidence, and was lat

a priest announces he is gay, and is fired by the vatican. and a midwest farmer makes a flynn stone-style discovery when the cbs evening news continues. >> axelrod: the vatican dismissed a priest today after he told a newspaper that he's gay, that he's in a relationship, and then called for a change in the church's stance on homoswult. as mire reports this comes on the eve of a major meeting of catholic bishops. >> reporter: 43-year-old krysztof charamsa appeared with his partner, known only as eduardo. "i came out," he said. "this is a very personal decision, and the catholic church's homophobic world a very difficult and tough decision. the vatican did not cite a specific reason for his firing but criticized the timing. "the decision to make such a pointed statement on the eve of the opening of the synod appears very serious and irresponsible, since it aims to subject the synod assembly to undue media pressure." >> the timing is not a coincidence. he is clearly deliberately doing this to apply pressure. >> reporter: candida moss is a profes

a surprise pushback from the vatican and news of another private meeting we didn't know about until now. >> "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. to our viewers in the west, behind me is the postcard image of which the people of the roseburg, oregon, area are justifiably proud. but at the top of the hill and surrounded by trees and still cut off by police is a scene of horror. the umpqua community college campus where nine innocent lives were taken in a mass shooting. last night a sorrowful president obama spoke in frustrated tones about the routineness of mass shootings in the country and the fear we have become numb to them. but nothing in the last 30 hours have been routine for the people of this community and it is not numbness but pain they feel tonight because this national nightmare has come to their town. our team on the ground is working the story. miguel almaguer begins our coverage. >> unconfirmed report that he has a long gun. >> reporter: the first calls for help came at 10:38 a.m. >> dispatch as many ambulances as possible. >> reporter: what followed on t umpq

the vatican ambassador and his staff arranged the meeting, not the pope's delegation. vatican spokesman says the pope was not properly briefed on davis or the impact the visit could have. >>> sad news, carolyn lynch has diagnosed her with acute myeloileukemia, spotted the school of education at boston college she was 69 years old. >>> campaign 2016 where presidential hopeful ted cruz cress crossing new england, fund raising in boston today, field fair. tonight and tomorrow crews will hampshire. >>> also tomorrow democrat bennie sanders will make a couple stops in massachusetts, he is holding a rally and second rally at the boston center. >>> new at noon, an unusual wandering the streets. you can see the big guy, coming right up to the camera and then going off into the woods a few seconds later, a patrol car goes by. there he goes. maybe? something like that. that's pretty close. you hear the breathing. >>> don't make me break out my moose story. >>> have you ever seen a moose before? she said when i was a kid in melrose, a moose came right down the street. >> a moose

today, the vatican saying shefts one of the dozens of people that the pope greeted. davis' lawyer says the audience lasted ten minutes and was just between them. also now saying the pope was with a gay man from argentina and his parter in, as well. >> five are recovering from injuries and severe tush lance today ch the flight was heading from the states to grananda or rather to the states when it hit the bad air, throwing passengers from their seats.

the vatican says that's not the case. in a statement the a vatican spokesperson said the pope did not enter into the details of mrs. davis and his meeting with her should not be considered a form of support of her position. at least one vatican officials has said they feel regret over the meeting and controversy it has caused. >>> tracking joaquin. the powerful hurricane targets the bahamas, but will it spare the east coast of the u.s.? >>> the fight for kunduz. the taliban calls it a symbolic victory even if afghan forces retake the city. >>> hurricane joaquin is pounds the bahamas this morning as a powerful category 4 storm. governors along the east coast of this country are warning residents to be ready, but this morning the forecast seems to send this powerful storm out to sea. john henry smith has more. a lot of people are really worried and tense about this storm. >> a storm this strong is nothing to be trifled with especially on the east coast where it brings up memories of superstorm sandy. that's why people conti

he said no doctor came to the vatican unless he was -- no one saw him. vatican officials pointed to the pope's recent trip to cuba and the us as evidence of the 78 year old's vitality. they say pope francis is in operate mal health, and only has a small problem with his legs. jonathan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well our fall warm up continues, and it is just a gorgeous, day out there. kai last i know no one had to twist your arm to go on the skydeck this noon. >> no. and wasn't it just few days ago, feels like we're had on winter coat and sweat pant? trying to stay warm. today absolutely stunning out here, looking at 70s, yet again today, lot of sunshine too. headlines nice, yes, see them again today. see clouds move in thursday afternoon, however, that's going to set us up for much cooler, much more fall like weekend. hey, not there yet. as you can see, temperatures are soaring already at 68 degrees, this noon, wind nice and calm about 7 miles per hour front draped to the north, where it will stay for news day in the poconos looking at 69 degrees, and

i'm not an expert on all things vatican but i had a former religion editor. looks to me as though there was obviously the word leaked out that the pope had met with mrs. davis and that in itself sounded like some kind of an underground conspiracy going on. they better try to tamp this story down a bit and now it is a mystery as to how much the pope knew. he gave kind of a generic endorsement of objection but that is not necessarily interpreted as support. he met the day before with a gay couple, one of whom was a 19 year student of his years ago in latin america. so he obviously is a man who as we know has taken more of a relaxed attitude towards the issue, issues surrounding gay life styles, gay choices, gay marriage although the church is adamant in the opposition to gay marriage and he has reiterated that. he doesn't make it appear he bears animosity towards gay people. so this is the kind of story that has generated a lot of talk and people are wondering who arranged for kim davis to come in. >> the vatican is such a mysterious and opaque place. we know t

think of it this way, the vatican versus kim davis where the vatican made a surprise move issuing a statement downplaying the meeting saying that davis was invited by vatican officials in washington and not by the pope. this morning, the vatican and embattled county clerk kim davis going head-to-head once again with differing versions of her meeting with pope francis. davis' attorney insisting overnight this meeting was a private meeting. >> the pope did meet privately with her and the invitation came from the vatican. >> reporter: the vatican denied her brief introduction was an endorsement of her beliefs stating the pope did not enter into the details of situation of mrs. davis and his meeting with her should not be considered a form of support. the pope has gained popularity for his progressive views, but he has held firm the vatican position against marriage equality. in d.c. he met with longtime friend yayo grassy openly gay one day before davis said he told her to stay strong. >> just knowing that the pope is on track, you know, with what we're doing. >> reporter: the official word from

now as kim seisy casey telling us, the vatican is explaining her meeting with the leader of the vatican church. >>> pope francis in america. a historic widely praised visit but less than 48 hours after he landed back in rome, news that raised some eyebrows, a meeting with kim davis, the controversial kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses, a visit she described on abc. >> he said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: a visit praised by conservatives but disappointing to supporters of same-sex marriage. now an extraordinary statement from the vatican approved by pope francis himself, it should not be considered as a support of her position in all of the particular and aspect complexes. the vatican down playing, saying she was one of dozens who met washington. >> pope francis is very politically savvy and will not allow himself to of get entangled in local debate. this is the way to get untangled of some of the criticism he received with another meeting. >>> today another meeting with this same sex couple. grassy is a former student of francis, saying we have been

the vatican firing him. here's terry moran. >> reporter: pope francis speaking to bishops today, strongly reaffirmed traditional catholic teaching on marriage. but he didn't stop there, insisting on acceptance and mercy for all, even those experiencing divorce. and after a week of stunning revelations about his american tour, the vatican now struggling to do damage control. earlier in the week, the news that kentucky county clerk kim davis met with the pope, and claimed he endorsed her actions. >> he said, stay strong. >> reporter: and another stunner, the vatican backtracks, saying the meeting wasn't the pope's idea. saying the meeting was the idea of vatican officials in washington. and that francis offered nothing more than common courtesy. >> his kindness and warmth and hospitality, he shook hands and gave rosaries. >> reporter: and in his last week in washington, embracing a former student, a gay man that brought his longtime partner. >> i do hope it means exactly what it is. that he's not afraid to hav

a spokesman for the vatican calls the report entirely unfounded and irresponsible. >> the vatican is denying this italian headline claiming pope francis is sick with a curable brain tumor. >> the news of the pope's health condition is totally unfounded. it is a totally irresponsible act of the italian news agency that released this. >> reporter: the news report claims a brain cancer specialist diagnosed the pope with a small dark spot on his brain that could be treated without surgery. the newspaper stands by the story and says the doctor and his team secretly flew to the vatican to examine pope francis several months ago. chief vatican spokesman father lombardi insists the medical exams described in the italian paper never too many. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: he says, no doctor came to the vatican unless he was a ghost because no one saw him. vatican officials pointed to the pope's recent trip to cuba and the united states as evidence of the 78-year-old's vitality. they say apart from a small problem with his legs, pope francis is in optimal health. the he had door of the

the vatican is now down playing that meeting.hurch says she was part of a group of several dozen people invited to meet the pope last week. er this lawyer initially claimed the meeting was private. but the vatican says that is simply not the case. in a statement the vatican said quote: >>> this week for "talk to al jazeera," our stephanie sy spoke with the first elected female head of safe in africa. she has been in power in liberia for over a decade. >> reporter: was the oh -- 'bee la outbreak the darkest time so far? >> without a doubt. every other difficulty i have faced, i new, and i had the means to find a day to deal with it. ebola was an unknown enemy. i didn't know what to do. nobody knew what to do. nobody could tell us, you know, what we were faced with. how will we react to it. people were dying. people were running. people were crying. i cried too. i didn't know what to do. we turned to prayers. we did everything in those very early days. but then, you know, we -- there came the pronouncement that 20,000 of our citize

. >>> the vatican now says that kim davis was not granted an individual audience with the pope at his residence in washington, so she's not telling the truth about that part. the one man who was granted such an audience will join us tonight and tell us about bringing his boyfriend to meet the pope. >>> and we no longer have to try to predict when donald trump will drop out of the presidential race because he has predicted it, himself. >> i'm a more reserved person than maybe some people in politics are. i've had a hard couple of 22 years. i also like to have a good time. >> the question, what is your favorite celebratory drink? >> a martini, a vodka martini. and in the james bond, way, you know, shaken. >> not stirred. >> a new report puts the spot light on how carly fiorina's failed senate campaign handled its cash. >> all of our debt was paid off and everyone was paid in full. >> she told her staff that this was really not her personal responsibility. >> the "washington post" doesn't have a lot of credibility here. >> donald trump still atop the latest iowa and new hampshire poll. >

the vatican now said davis and her lawyer got it wrong.nd we're learning about another private meeting adding to the intrigue. we get details from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: pope francis in america. a historic widely-praised visit, but less than 48 hours after he landed back in rome, news that raised some eyebrows. a meeting with kim davis, the controversial kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. a visit she described on abc. >> i hugged him and he hugged me and he said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: a visit praised by conservatives but disappointing to supporters of same-sex marriage. now an extraordinary statement from the vatican approved by francis himself clarifying his meeting with davis should not be considered a form of support of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects. the vatican down-playing davis' visit saying she was one of dozens who met with the pope in washington. >> pope francis is, as we know, very adept and politically savvy and will not allo

a vatican correspondent for the irish times says the pope's actions should be expected considering the church's stance on same sex marriage. >> there's nothing surprising about him encouraging her to basically engage in an act of civil disobedience. he said a catholic has absolutely got the right to refuse to do something if it goes against their conscience. >> kim davis is not catholic but grew up in a catholic home. pope francis gave davis a rosary and asked for her prayers. >> right now the people who keep you safe in an event like a hurricane is getting vital training in georgia. task force one is learning the best ways to rescue people for things like major storms or trift attacks. we have a lot of major weather on our door steps and you may be wondering who is manning the phones? for every one in georgia, there is another one in maryland paid for by federal dollars and most are expected to come basic friday anyway because of the impending storms. >>> we're still tracking hurricane joakim tonight. right now, the category 2 storm is east of the bahamas, up gr e graded to 3, as we m

they planned a demonstration in front of the vatican. now, the vatican said the priest was dismissed because of the interview and demonstration and not because of his relation. open an issue on how to reach out to the gay community. >>> coming up we are still tracking coastal flood issues but i'm also tracking drier conditions. i'll let you know and we'll start to dry things out coming after my full forecast. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or to a prior dose of any flu vaccine. tell your doctor if you've ever had guillain-barré syndrome. side effects include pain swelling and redness at the injection site; muscle aches, fatigue, headache and fever. other side

. >>> changing stories, the vatican now telling its store of the pope's meeting with kentucky clerk, kim davis. >>> so who wins when you get in a battle of he said-she said with the pope. hundreds of you talking on our facebook page about the vatican clarifying the pontiff's meeting with kentucky court clerk kim davis saying it should not be considered a form of support for her position. the vatican says davis was one of dozens of people including our leaders who met with the pope here in d.c. >> pope francis, as we know is very adept and politically savvy and will not allow himself to get entangled in local debates. this was an effort to untangle some of the criticism he had received for this meeting. >> among those other visitors to the vatican, a gay couple, one of them a former student of pope francis and his partner. they had been friends of the pope for years. >>> a couple of prodigys for springfield, virginia are headed to prison for their hacking schemes. we're learning a lot more about what these twin brothers can do. speaking with him when he was being investigated for writ

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the vatican says the only real audience granted by the pope in dc was with a former student. we learned today that former student is a gay man who greeted the pope with his mother and his lover. both of them hugging and kissing the pope as you see many different people in a spirit of welcome and dialogue. >> a fuller picture. it's, um, always good to know. >> it took a few days but we are finding out more about what really happened in these series of meetings that the pope held. >> a lot more complicated than it appears. >> why so many days, though, right? >>> a dramatic rescue off shinnecock inlet off long island. a coast guard crew from cape cod pulled a sailor to safety of he got stuck in rough seas. the conditions made it difficult to rescue him. the crews had to deal with winds gusting up to 25 knots and waves up to the feet. the sailor was treated by emergency medical service workers but his injuries and condition not known at this point. >>> imagine a rescue look thank with the wind and rain that we have here today. lonnie quinn in the national weather service with a c

now, the vatican is clarifying the details of that meeting. clarify first and tell us about the meeting and the clarification of the vatican and this unique situation we have heard of with this man and his partner. >> reporter: the grassi meeting happened according to mr. grassi, because he had contacted the pope by e-mail a few weeks before he came to washington. the pope called him and said he would love to see him and give him a hug. the vatican confirmed that the meeting had happened, that mr. grch grassi wanted to present his mother and some friends to the pope. the vatican said they had met several times before. mr. grassi is a former student of the pope. he said he was prompted to talk about the meeting because of the media interest in the kim davis situation, which the vatican also confirmed. making the distinction that with the kim davis case, they didn't want to show complete support for all the particulars of her case. i think the important point here with these pope meetings that the vatican wants to say is that the pope meets with

monsignor krzysztof charamsa had worked at the vatican for 12 years.e admitted in media interviews this week that he was gay and had a partner. at a news conference he called the church homophobic and planned a demonstration in front of the vatican. the vatican responded today by dismissing the priest from his job calling his actions grave and irresponsible. >>> we're back in a moment with an update on our top stories. >>> tonight, here in roseburg, oregon the community struggling with how to mourn, eventually heal, and someday maybe even forgive. why would someone do something so evil with such paralyzing ripple effects on so many loving families? what remains clear, there is not one easy solution to combat senseless gun violence in this country, but the outpouring of love and kindness from this community to one another is one solution to not letting the shooter win. craig? >> thomas, thank you. neighbors are helping neighbors there in oregon. soon in many places along the eastern seaboard neighbors will also be doing what we do so often in this count

because the vatican isn't saying exactly what was said. during his visit here he never came out and said you know we're against same sex marriage period. there was a reference to it during some of the testimony that was given at one of the events where someone else said that they were concerned about it and he taikd a lohe talkedh t generally. >> support of the family, i considered david and i a family so i believe that was an inclusive comment. >> you hear the word family during these family celebrations you and your husband you see right here you think we're a family. >> yes. and to find out after the fact, this morning, that he met with kim davis who not only has caused harm to the lgbt community, continues to cause harm to the lgbt community, and more disturbing is that it was done in a very symphon sneaky ad deceitful way, which is very disappointing. if you do something and you believe in your heart of hearts that it is something right you would speak about it. why was it spoken about after the fact? >> so i have to ask you you were

what the vatican is saying how to and who else the pope neat day. phil: the latest on joaquin. >> any time a buyer buys a house, they have anxiety. phil: taking the ves out of getting a mortgage. j.c.: a new take on a meeting between pope and kentucky county clerk kim davis. what the vatican is saying how to and who else the pope met that day. the vatican releases a new statement on the pope's contro meeting with kentucky county clerk kim davis. a spokesman says that meeting last week in washington should not be considered a form of "support" for her position, it was just a brief greeting. davis was jailed after refusing to sign marriage licenses for gay couples. the vatican says the pope francis met with many people during the u.s. stay. among them, a former student, grassi, an openly day can with his long time part mer. phil: new at 11:00 bying a house, for most families, it's the largest, single purchase they will ever paque. and it cap be one of the most stressful. now a new federal law taking effect this weekend designed to change all that. >>

vatican officials pointed to the pope's recent trip to cuba and u.s. of the evidence of the 78 year-old's vitality. they say pope francis is in operation mal health and only has a small problem with his legs. jonathan vigliotti for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> newspaper's editor says publications deliberated a long time before printing the news which it said it had confirmed months ago, natasha. >>> heroic actions by four public servants saved a man's life overnight. chopper three over the 1800 block of taylor street in north philadelphia where a home was engulfed in flames. crews hosed down that house three police officers and one fire fighter were treated for injuries. they were receiving during their brave action toss save a man's life. >> they were heroes. everybody responded, acted with a lot of courage and they were able to save the resident of this property, and things could have been worse because this house was fully engulfed with flames, and smoke. >> although the the police officers were overcome with smoke and had to leave the home, fire fi

from the vatican spokesman this one-line statement. "i do not deny that the meeting took place, but i will not comment on it further." kim davis's legal team says they were approached by the vatican well before he arrived in the u.s. but they were instructed to keep this meeting under wraps because her legal team says the pope didn't want it to diminish his trip. paula faris, abc news, new york. >> very interesting. we'reoing to move on. coming up, throwback thursday and the cult classic film. >> we're celebrating the rocky horror picture show" by going deep into the archives. we'll be back. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it coul

with pope francis at the vatican embassy in washington.lier, a vatican spokesman said the pope only met with davis in a receiving line. the vatican also issued a statement today saying the meeting should not be considered a form of support of davis' position. davis was jailed for several days last month after she refused to sign marriage licenses for same-sex couples. >>> strong gusty winds, heavy rainfall and it's set to intensify this afternoon. we've seen some areas. it's on the move and heading toward the philadelphia area. along with the heavy rain, strong gusty winds. we saw them above the 30 miles an hour wind gust mark first thing this morning. that will continue and get stronger and the threat of coastal flooding happened yesterday at the jersey shore and delaware beaches. happening again today and and inland along the banks of the delaware river. steady, maybe i will light rain right now in reading. it's coming down on the light side in philadelphia but steady rain for trenton. is temperatures stuck? the low 50s, they're going wh

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. >>> well, vatican is talking about the pope's so-called meeting with kim davis, kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. >>> next up on "eyewitness news" what the holy sea had to say about the the encounter and how local catholic leaders are responding tonight, kate. >>> heavy rain and wind, that is what we're talking about all night long, a coastal system impacts the shore especially but also philadelphia the heavy rain will continue, watch for nasty conditions on the roads coming up, i'll tell you how things may i am have prove, through the weekend and we will have the latest look the at hurricane joaquin as well, hi leslie. >>> hi kate. we know eagles and washington will play in sunday. plus demarco murray, has a hundred yard game in mind as an eagle, we will tell you all bit. they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. claim they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that means - north jersey casino bigwigs can count on them. but can we? it's a dirty trick. north jersey casinos would tak

the sinnott is still underway in the vatican -- the synod is still underway in the vatican. that is ongoing for the pope. genie: you were talking about intellectuals. magazine is looking at how there is fierce debate. nicholas: there is fierce debate about the debaters. an intellectual associate with the right wing in france, known to adopt rhetoric used by the far right, there in thinker mode, as in the statue that we know of, "the thinker." he is basically saying, "we have to fight against the politically correct. the things left have lost -- the fence left have lost their medicalÑqo [bell ringing] >> the nation's last sardi

officials at the vatican say the meeting was quote not considered a form of support for her position. davis' attorney says that two met briefly at the vatican embasy washington and that the pope told dave toys quote stay strong. the kentucky clerk spent several days in jail last month for refuse to go issue marriage license toss same sex couple. the vatican says pope francis met with many people during his us stay, due to his quote kindness and availability. >> thousands are lacing up their sneakers at this hour to begin an inspirational journey. they are going to walk 60 miles this weekend to raise awareness in the fight against breast cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now, out in willow grove where the susan g. komen three day for the cure kicks up. we know it is a chilly start, we see your coat. >> it is a little chilly, little rainy, leg windy. you know what? it really can't compare to the festivities that are ahead this weekend as you said the three day, they come to honor, they come to remember, they come to walk. 60 miles, three days over a thousand part