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he joins me now from vatican city. good to see you, chuck. so what are your takeaways so far from the meeting? how much is the white house hoping that this meeting between the president and the pope will really help to boost the president's domestic agenda, particularly when it comes to income inequality? >> well, i think when you look at sort of how this week is laid out, as far as this overseas trips -- and overseas trip, especially at a time when the public doesn't want to hear about international events, wants to have their political leaders focused on domestic events -- this is the one day that the white house circled on their calendar as the one day on this trip where they could be talking about their domestic agen agenda. the president -- i mean, it was fascinating in that interview with the italian newspaper this morning where his answer about what is he looking forward to in meeting with the pope, and obviously you went through an excerpt of that, but when you read it, it read like a stump speech these days, when he goes around and t

he's in vatican city. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president obama's audience with pope francis lasted precisely 52 minute, just a bit longer than the white house had originally scheduled. one point of emphasis pope francis' focus on alleviating global poverty, the president's efforts to reduce income inequality at home and the role of america as a global economic giant. president obama pulled into the courtyard in vatican city an american flag heralding his long anticipated audience with pope francis. the president greeted the gentleman of his holiness and strolled slowly but the app stolic palace to the small throne room where he greeted president obama before they retired to the desk in the papal library. mr. obama told the pope the audience was a great honor, and that he was a great admirer. in an interview with de la cera mr. obama said pope francis has changed minds and invigorated moral debate. with a single sentence he can focus global attention on an urgent need, issues, the president said. he can cause people around the worl

. >>> president obama is in vatican city this morning.es, he's going to meet pope francis for the first time. the two men are not going to get all that much time together, but they are expected to discuss what both agree to be one of the most pressing challenges of our time, the growing divide between rich and poor. white house correspondent michelle kosinski is traveling with the president. she joins us live from rome. of course, this coming from the white house, saying they're going to discuss mutually what they agree on. i think a lot of people want to know, will they discuss what they don't agree on, right? mandating contraception, obamacare, abortion, gay marriage. what have you gleaned? >> reporter: right, i mean, the president gave an interview to an italian newspaper that we saw today in print, and he did say that, sure, we don't agree on everything, but there is plenty of common ground. and he spells some of that out. now, i'm hoping that you're able to see the video that i'm looking at right now. the president, who just arrived

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let's go live to vatican city. i can't believe it's only ban year. what's been going on there? >> well, not very much today here in the vatican. the vatican hasn't actually organized anything to mark the one year of pope francis, and wednesday, which is usually the day of his weekly audience here in st. peters square, usually scenes here are packed with people but yesterday audience didn't happen because the pope and cardinals are on a spiritual retreat. he's not even in the vatican to mark his first year. some say that's not a surprise. this is a pope that doesn't want too much attention. in a recent interview with a leading italian newspaper, he said that he wasn't comfortable with the mythology springing up around the pope, he wanted to be seen as an ordinary man. a very unremarkable day at the vatican, marking a very remarkable year. >> a simple good evening and history was made. it was the first time the catholic church had chosen a leader from south america. that would not be the only thing to make him stand out. his popularity was immediate, because he practiced what he

the most interesting part of europe, and that would be vatican city.resident is meeting with the pope. 110 acres separate and discrete from rome. those the store guards. the president for the second time meets with the pope will stop this time pope francis. -- meets with the pope. this time, pope francis. this is "bloomberg surveillance." good morning to all of you worldwide. i am tom keene with scarlet fu and adam johnson. quick data check. a little bit of an up feel. i saw a nervousness, maybe a little off the ukraine. >> and we also have economic data coming out, pending home sells later this morning, questions about the strength of the economic recovery. we want to highlight some gainers and losers from yesterday's trading. we have to go back to keene digital. even though tom and adam del play candy crush, it was a big mover in yesterday's trading. it went public at 22.50 a share. >> which was only 9.2 times earnings. theoretical earnings for this year. bankers is tothe know the market. just ugly. but facebook down 7%. it made that $2 billion purch

. >> host: with vatican city on one side and the -- >> guest: that's the restless desire of democracy, too. does it go in a direction which is friendly to the church or hostile to the church. that's the question, maybe the ambiguity of that painting suggests -- charles taylor wrote a magnificent book called "a secular age" which is about 900 pages rather than 150 or so like this book. but in it he talks about needing to recover a certain sense of optionality. that secular society is in danger of getting -- becoming intolerant and losing a sense of optionality, that christianity is about the freedom to choose to participate in god's love, and if you create a secular society in which it is no longer possible to choose god or to choose the freedom of participating in the life of the church, that's going create more problems than you know how to deal with, and he nicely recommends a sort of getting away from this exclusive humanism in which we can only thing about the human person apart from god, and think about a greater sense of recovering, a vision of the person who has the freedom to

scott pelley is in vatican city where he interviewed the president this morning.>>> new information forces the significant shift in the search for flight 370. >>> plus a california woman with inoperable cancer is mocked in a major magazine. see what she's saying after being called lame. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye-opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> five patrol planes have spotted objects in a brand-new search area in the southern indian ocean. >> a new direction in the hunt for flight 370. >> primary search zone has been moved 680 miles to the northeast. >> based on what australian officials say is new, credible evidence. >> a powerful line of storms racing across the country, hitting missouri homes and barns shredded to pieces. hail as big as golf balls. >> if you look around you can see parts of the ceiling down here, and there's the chimney in the middle of the living room. >> search efforts continue in washington state. the death toll has risen to 17. >> you see seasoned veterans start to tear up. >> the george washington bridge scandal report is exoneratin

he is the supreme court head of state of the vatican city state.hich is known in diplomatic terms as the holy city. as such, he is an absolutely reeler. so he started off at unaccounted demographic. now in terms of politics and international politics he has an enormous staff. he is accredited to many many countries including the united states. and including a lot of other countries that are not catholic countries. so there are the moral authority of the scene to his faithful, to the catholics but there is also in a sense the authority that he has as a head of state. who can influence matters directly on a political level. he has not done anything about that, and all of this sort of low key approach is interesting but one wonders how he does things like receive accreditations from am bass doors and that kind of thing. how he deal deals with the secretary of state. but i did just want to put that into the context of the whole thing. >> we will try to talk about both of those things. >> we will talk about that later, i want to give other people a chan

vatican city was lit with paper lanterns after they turned off the lights in st.'s basilica, and here in washington, d.c., the national cathedral went dark. millions of people in more than 150 countries took part this year. you know, they called off the cherry blossom kite festival earlier today because of the rain. they say they'll go tomorrow. >> yeah, rain or shine. i saw that, too. >> i guess forget about the shine. >> the good news, at least, trying to fly a kite tomorrow. i don't know how successful you can fly a kite in the rain, but there will be breezy conditions. >> yeah, the wind, i guess. >> so, you know, we'll have to see. again, tomorrow, another soggy, rainy day. we've been talking about it earlier. we'll add in the wind tomorrow, as well. breezy conditions for the most part throughout the day. even windy at times, especially further back to the west. falkier county, the i-81 corridor. storm team4 radar now. most of the areas mainly dry, just widely scattered showers. those of you in frederick county saying we had some heavy downpours coming through

let's go to peter alexander who is live in vatican city. peter, good morning. this is what many people have been waiting for, to see the interaction of these men that they feel will go well because of their personalities and their brands fit. >> reporter: i think you're right. there's probably no two men like these in the world who fully understand the other person's experience. where every word, every expression is parsed thoroughly for its unique meaning. the minute that they allowed the cameras to be there when both the pope and president obama were visiting together is an image the world will likely see. after this meeting people will be looking very closely at the statements that come out of both the vatican and the white house to see what each side really wants to emphasize. thomas, this ceremonial meeting that's taking place between the president and pope francis will last for about 45 minutes. it's our understanding where the business gets done. a meeting with president obama, his national security adviser and secretary of state john kerry will meet wit

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. >>> president obama is in vatican city this morning. he's about to meet pope francis for the first time. that will happen in less than an hour. we, of course, will bring the meeting to you, or the introduction to you live. of course, that meeting is private. the two men are not going to get much time together, but they are expected to discuss what both agree to be one of the most pressing challenges of our time, the divide between rich and poor. let's bring in ben wedeman, live for us in rome this morning. good morning, ben. any indication on what we expect the two to discuss? >> reporter: well, certainly, we understand, poppy, that they're going to be discussing a wide range of issues, both international in terms of crises, for instance, in the middle east, in central african republic, in ukraine. but as you mentioned, clearly, the white house would like to focus on one issue that they do seem to see, not quite eye to eye, but certainly, they agree in general principles, is this question of income inequality. pope francis has made it c

. >>> also this morning, that historic meeting in the vatican city between president obama and the pope. of course, you and i had the opportunity, the honor, a very humbling honor and there we are meeting pope francis just a few months ago, a beautiful and really quite peaceful experience. >> it really was. it was his wednesday audience shortly before christmas. well, this morning, president obama is meeting pope francis and abc's jonathan karl is there in vatican city with the president. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is president obama's second visit to the vatican. but his first meeting with pope francis. they met nearly an hour one-on-one in the vatican library before the president brought in the rest of the u.s. delegation including secretary of state john kerry, jay carney and susan rice, the national security adviser. the white house has said the president hoped to use this meeting to get to know pope francis, somebody who he has clearly been fascinated by as most of us in the united states are and he has expressed gratitude to the pope for his commitme

well, we know e we will hear from the president later today, but it won't be taking place here at vatican city. that will be the first opportunity for reporters to ask the president about the experience about the time he spent with pope francis about their shared interests and differences and also an opportunity for the president to compliment the pope on what he's done to inspire not just catholics, but people around the world. >> peter alexander, thank you very much. we're told that the president's motorcade is rolling so when he arrives, we will have that for you. >>> time for a look at the weather. check this out. one meteorologist got more than he bargained for. he was checking off an item on his bucket list. braving winter temperatures and hurricane-force winds in nova scotia. everything looked fine until a strong gust of wind knocks them out of the frame. now for a look at the weather, here's bill karins. >> notice the cameraman stayed up and held on to that camera for dear life. >> that's never happened to you? >> nothing like that. that was quite a storm. it was even windy all the way

. >>> president obama is in vatican city this morning and he's about to meet pope francis for the first time. the two men, they won't get much time together, but they're expected to discuss what both agree to be one of the most pressing challenges of our time, the divide between rich and poor, something the president and the pontiff have spoken a lot about. let's bring in vatican correspondent delia gallagher live from rome. so nice to see you this morning, delia. we understand you're going to get a unique look at this event happening inside the vatican. >> reporter: that's right, christine. just after we talk, i'll be going up to the apostolic palace to see the arrival of the president and go in as he greets the pope. so, we do get a bird's-eye view of this very special occasion. of course, the meeting itself is private, so nobody is privy to what they actually talk about. and as you said, they only have about 30 or 40 minutes, but there are some indications, because the president gave an n interview this morning to an italian paper in which he said he thought economic inequality, as y

president to make an official visit to vatican city. u.s.retary of state john kerry and other top officials are accompanying mr. obama. >>> an ipo hit the ground hard. jill wagner has the details from wall street. >> reporter: candy crush was not a sweet treat here on wall street yesterday. king digital the company behind the popular internet game saw its new stock drop almost 16% in its first day of trading. some analysts question whether king can make other mobile games that are as successful as candy crush. >>> the markets were down yesterday after another slide in technology stocks. the dow fell nearly 99 points, the tech heavy nasdaq fell 60 points, almost 1.5%. >>> twitter is starting to look a lot more like facebook. the social network has added a new feature that lets users tag up to 10 friends in a photo. it will also let iphone users upload up to four pictures in one tweet. the new features will be available on android and the web soon. >>> and move over, egg mcmuffin. get ready for the waffle taco. starting today, taco bell is ope

governate, which controls the budget for all construction and maintenance in vatican city. >> (translated): it is a center of power where according to vigano, there was widespread corruption and profiteering and faked expenses. >> narrator: vigano cracked down hard, reducing overheads by $54 million in his first year, but he made enemies in the process, and they plotted against him. >> (translated): he turned to pope benedict, writing two or three letters begging for help. he wanted to continue with his work. >> narrator: he warned benedict about corruption in every single department of the vatican. he also made the lethal mistake of accusing the pope's powerful deputy, cardinal bertone, of orchestrating a conspiracy against him. >> (translated): the mistake that vigano made was the fact that he asked the pope to make a choice: me or bertone. no one in the vatican can speak to the holy father in that way. vigano was offering his enemies the perfect opportunity to aim the gun at his own head, and he lost. >> narrator: if vigano was no match for cardinal bertone, the vatileaks doc

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mike viqueira is travelling with the president in vatican city. good morning. the president and pope francis expected to meet for a short time. what is happening right now at the vatican? >> yes. well, i'm just going to turn my head for a second. the president's motorcade is across st. peters's square. the president arrived as you might imagine. there were many onlookers lining the way, taking pictures. the president turns out. italians and others are interested. the president shook the hand of the pontiff and said, "i'm a great reminder." he has a full slate of activities in rome, including sightseeing at the colosseum. >> pope francis is expected to give the potential to the affordable care act, which is employers providing some cover. any word about that? >> the meeting is ongoing. it's not a surprise. when any american president favours abortion rights, meets with the leader of the roman catholic church, it's clear no one is making a secret of that. you don't want to bring pol tucks into st. peters square, but this is part of the president's message at home

download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours >> right now the president is in vatican citythis is him moments ago meeting pope francis for the first time shaking hands there. the two leaders don't always see eye to eye especially when it comes to obamacare. doug luzader is live for us with what we can expect from today's historic meeting. it is historic. they may find common ground here but it is a meeting that causes areas of tension between the white house and the vatican. the pope's attention to the poor something the administration thinks dovetails with the agenda and the strategy for the democrats in the mid term em election. >> he is very much admired the leadership pope francis provided in the first year. his commitment to address issues like income and equality. >> there are still major issues that provide the pope and the president the pope add heres to church doctrine. there comes a time when religious freedom comes under attack. a two-family owned businesses fighting obamacare requirement that employers must pay for contraceptives. it is a belief they shared by p

nbc's peter alexander has been traveling with the president and he is in vatican city this morning. peter, is this something more than just an elaborate photo op? is there real substance to what they'll talk about today? >> well, i think the white house hopes that there will certainly be some substance to this conversation as well. the president has been very complimentary of pope francis. this is obviously the world's most powerful political leader and the world's most powerful religious leader coming together. president obama complimenting pope francis for his message of caring, for his message of income inequality, global poverty has been a significant focus for this pope. income inequality has been a message president obama has tried to focus on at home, the white house indicating that's one of his priorities. two meetings will take place here. first the president has his one on one with pope francis that will last aboutfy minutes. that's where the sort of ceremony takes place. the politics, the greater detail of conversations, including concerns that exist among the world's cat

. >>> as he greeted the faithful in vatican city, the pope prayed for the missing passenger and crew from the flight and urgessed world to pray for them as well. he expressed sympathy for their families saying "we are close to then at this time." >> the husband of a castro valley woman -- named a prime suspect. he has not been seen since his wife's body was discovered. deputies say he should be considered armed and dangerous. he had two registered weapons, but only one is accounted for. the couple's two children are in protective custody. it is believed he is driving a silver rav4 with paper plates. >> >> flames block out on the 1700 block of florida way t took cruels about an hour to get control of the fire, but they were able to keep it from spreading to nearby homes. one man that spotted the fire told us it didn't take long for flames to escalate. >> flames were really small in the beginning and picked up the pace after five minutes. it -- it was a huge fire, huge fire. >> investigators plan to stay at the scene digging through the ashes, looking for a possible cause. >> >> today,

what is going on in vatican city?e for everybody there. >> i need it. >> chuck, what is going on there? >> reporter: right now, the president actually is still here at the vatican. he a meeting that lasted for a little less than an hour, a private meeting with the pope. after that meeting was concluded, he and the larger american delegation met with the larger delegation from the holy sea with the secretary of state of the holy sea and where the more political and pointed conversations were taking place. my understanding in talking to somebody very close to the church's inner workings says the private meeting between the president and the pope is more the pope acting like pastor and they would have general conversations, obviously, the president wants to talk about what they agree on and the pope might not necessarily whether the church disagrees. it's my understanding in this business meeting, if you want to call it that, that is taking place right now, that is where the more pointed conversations and uncomfortable p

vatican city, we go.er of moments now as he comes to the end of his european tour. he was with the pope a short time ago. so haha's the -- so that's the, what's that? that's the screen we're getting -- jamie: roma. bill: all right are, right on. we'll take you there when it gets under way. in the meantime, new reaction to a bitter court battle. a family fighting with the commonwealth of massachusetts and the hospital for custody of their 15-year-old daughter. the parents say the girl has a physical condition, doctors say it's psychological. who's right? jamie: an emotional interview you did with the family. also this, a grandmother who's nearly evicted from her home for flying an american flag. >> the contract opportunity state whether or not they can withdraw the approval, and so in that sense the contract is vague. hey, i notice your car is not in the driveway. yeah. it's in the shop. it's going to cost me an arm and a leg. you shoulda taken it to midas. they tell you what stuff needs fixing, and what s

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and in vatican city pope frances prepares to mark his first year in the job. >> the new ukraine prime minister will be meeting the u.s. president at the white house. he has already had a chat with the secretary of state john kerry who said that he will travel to london on friday. the talks with the russian foreign minister lavror concerning the crimea referendum taking place on sunday whether it should be part of russia or remain part of ukraine. we're live from washington, d.c. is yatsenyuk looking for anyone concrete? >> reporter: it will go a long way in shoring up his support in many people's eyes. there are world leaders who don't get this sort of opportunity. so to sit down with the president, the vice president and secretary of state, that will be important. but he's looking for a lot more besides. the americans said they're ready to pump $1 billion through the imf into the ukrainian economy. that will be useful. remember, yatsenyuk is an economist and lawyer and credited for saving the banking system in 2004 by limiting the amount of withdraws people could make. he understands

." >> president obama and pope francis met for the first time today in vatican city, two influentialy different paths. our president's approval rating has plunged to 40% in the latest fox news poll while his holiness has and other wordily 85% approval rating. what did the president and pontiff discuss? take a listen. >> i would say that the largest bulk of the time was discussing two central concerns of

. >> now, our picture of the day is from vatican city. pope francis underneath the brass and bronze sculpture attending an audience with the workers of terry's steel mill. the headlines are coming up next. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are tonight's top stories. it's day 13 of the search for the missing malaysia airlines's plane, search crews are focussing on the southern indian ocean. last night the australian government released images of some objects floating 1500 miles off the coast of australia. nothing has so far been found. >> president obama signs an executive order to impose sanctions on key areas of the russian economy. >> greg phelps died at the age of 84. his church was known to picket furnitures -- funerals of army veterans. >> over 100 people were found crammed into a house in texas. five people have been arrested. >> the u.s. army general will not spend time in gaol after pleading guilty to adultery. >> is sexual assault charges were dropped as part of the the plea. those are the headlines - i'm

on thursday the president will visit pope francis at vatican city.is the second time president obama meets a pope. back in 2009 the commander in chief spent time with pope benedict xvi. >>> if you're just joining us, welcome. let's turn to rosemary and focus on the weather. a little overcast but starting to break through is the sun. >> i'm calling it good news and even better news. we have mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures for today. we are going to get some much needed rain come our way by tuesday and wednesday. a live look over the oakland estuary, perhaps heading towards the east where we are continuing to see those clouds break up and the sunshine will be pouring in for the afternoon. we'll be partly cloudy along the coastline. but again, beginning to see those low clouds erode as we speak. as we speak we do after storm on the approach there. it is several hundred miles out over the pacific. but it is making trek towards the bay area. it won't get us today, it won't get us tomorrow, but by tuesday morning we'll begin to see that rain mov

. >>> a celebration in vatican city tot today marking one year since popefrantions was appointed to leadoman catholic church. the pontiff tweeted, please pray for me. his message of mercy has struck a chord with catholics and non-catholics alike? >> everyone you see here and around the world will say it was a real change, a real turn for the catholic church. so, i guess in some ways, he hasn't disappointed. some people may say he may have changed the image of the church but how much has he achieved? his entree was full. he had to deal with many challenges. it's all about making the church more global: he did that by creating a special committee of 8 cardinals from all over the world. only two are europeans. the other ones are from india, hon dooras, chile, australia. all of them with bringing the problems of the church around the world to the vatican so that pope francis would be able to deal with them here. of course, he had to deal with what is possibly the biggest stain on the catholic church. >> that's the child abuse scandal. now, he has said that he has created a permission or he w

." >> president obama and pope francis met for the first time today in vatican city, two influential leaders on two very different paths. our president's approval rating has plunged to 40% in the latest fox news poll while his holiness has and other wordily 85% approval rating. what did the president and pontiff discuss? take a listen. >> i would say that the largest bulk of the time was discussing two central concerns of his. one is the issues of the poor, the marginalized, those without opportunity and growing inequality. we actually didn't talk a whole lot about social schisms in my conversations with his wholliness. >> the vatican has a different account of the sit-down releasing this statement, quote. there was a discussion on questions of particular relevance for the church in that country such as the exercise of the rights to religious freedoms, life and conscientious objection. something the president didn't want us to know. bob, let's put it this way. let's do it nicely. one of the two, either the pope or president obama is having a little problem with the truth here. >> not

. >>> a show of pomp and circumstance in vatican city today.is with for the first time. they posed for pictures and exchanged gifts before sitting down for a public conversation in front of the cameras. >> thank you so much. it it's so wonderful. >> the president met with the pope. it goes back to woodrow wilson from 1919. after that meeting you just saw at the table the two met privately for an hour. wouldn't you want to know what went on in that meeting. delia gallagher is out front tonight. i know the president gave pope francis a box of seeds for his garden. what was the significance of that and what did pope francis give in return? >> well, the gift exchange, erin, was the box of seeds, fruit and vegetable seeds from the white house garden to the pope's garden here. the president said if you come to the white house, we can show you the garden to which the pope responded, in spanish. we take as an invitation on the part of the president to the pope to come and visit the united states. the pope in return gave the president a copy of a docume

scott pelley is in vatican city where he interviewed the president this morning. >>> new informationsignificant shift in the search for flight 370. >>> plus, a california woman with inoperable cancer is mocked in a major magazine. see what she's saying after being called lame. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye-opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> five patrol planes have spotted objects in a brand-new search area in the southern indian ocean. >> a new direction in the hunt for flight 370.

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one is the little boy who interrupted him during his talk in vatican city, going up on stage, hugginghis leg, sitting in his chair. couldn't even get lured off the stage even with candy. that was a great moment. and the other one, i think, this time last year when the pope went to the roman prison and washed the feet of 12 inmates. this is something the pope normally does. but that's the first time ever he washed the feet of two women inmates. and one of those was a serbian muslim, also a first. these are memorable moments among many. both of which highlight the pope in his best case scenario in roman catholic thought. which is that he is representative of jesus christ. very much acting like jesus christ in both moments. >> what is so clear, and you see it in his response to that little boy, is the humility and the sort of love that he brings to this work that he's doing. he came from simple beginnings. he worked as a bar bouncer and a janitor before he was a priest. do you find him having a much deeper and much different connection to the people that he leads? and how is that impacti

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between the italian government, between mussolini and fascist regime and vatican which established vatican city as a sovereign state and did away with the separation of church and state in italy and made the roman catholic church, gave it a privileged position as the religion of the land. so this was a big occasion, the 10th anniversary. all the bishops were summoned and mussolini's own representatives would be there, the king's son would be there, the world would be watching. it was a speech that the the pope saw as his last opportunity to get out a crucial message, a dramatic message. if i can just. i don't know how to work this. one button which doesn't seem to do anything. i'm just going to show you a couple of images to illustrate this -- yeah, that's what we are trying to do. i don't want to keep you there. this is a, shows had been so robust. this is in his last 10 days or so of his life what he looked like. if you go to the next image, you see both as younger men, at the time they both came to power in 1922, which is the beginning of my story. benito mussolini is 39-year-old. a rabble-r

. >> cnn's michelle kosinski is traveling with the president in vatican city. it wasn't a long meet bug the two men exchanged gifts. i know that. >> hi, carol. it was longer than many expected. the white house had budgeted 30 or 40 minutes and it lasted 52 minutes. so 12 minutes over the allotted, or at least expected time. what did they talk about exactly in there? did they get into their differences as well as their, what was i going to say, their similarities or their shared values? it's possible. we haven't had a formal read out yet from the white house. but the president actually sort of spelled out what he wanted to talk about. and one step beyond that, you might say that in an interview he gave with an italian newspaper, he almost laid out his policies and things he's attempting to do in the u.s. in a way that he was saying it sort of aligned with the pope's values. things like his efforts to raise the minimum wage. and he called the gap in incomes between the rich and the poor not only an economic issue but a moral issue. he also emphasized that he has

he came face-to-face with the new that happened on pope francis's turf in vatican city.ented the pope with a gift, a bag of seeds and the box was made from timber from the first cathedral to open in the united states in baltimore. the friendly gestures didn't end there. >> president obama said his holiness is the only person in the world that has to put up with more protocol. max is in japan competing in the world figure skating championship. but the national champ had to overcome a lot just to get to that point. >> looking at the grace of the jumps and turns, you would never guess that the 22-year-old figure skater started skating on a different kind of ice. he started as a toddler and fell in love with ice hockey the first time he picked up a stick. >> i wanted to play university of michigan hockey and that was my goal. my dream. >> he will make up for the lack. he started figure stating in the off season to help his game. he started his days figure skating and ending. by 2007, he was well on the way to fulfilling his game. he was on the usa hockey development team. in

we are joined from vatican city.there anything special planned to celebrate the papacy's one year. >> well, you'd think considering how popular the pope has been, that the vatican would have organised something. do you know what they organised, nothing. not only is nothing planned to park the one year of pope francis, but the pope is not here. he's gone on a spiritual retreat on a town outside of roam. the cardinals are not in the vatican. some deciders say that it is not a coincidence. it is the length period before easter. it's not uncommon that the pope and other card analyse would go on a retreat. some say he's a little uncomfortable with personality that seems to have sprung up around him. nothing planned. that in no way detracts from a remarkable first year: >> a simply good evening and history was made. it was the first time the catholic church chose a leader from south mrk. it was clear his nationality was not the only thing that would make pope francis sound out. his popularity was immediate. he practised wh

any moment now the president about to leave vatican city after his first visit with pope francis. >>sident the last couple of days. ed, they were in there together for what? 90 minutes? >> good morning. >> reporter: when you include the ceremonial stuff. these two leaders obviously have a lot of differences on abortion and social issues, but when you get together in a situation like this, president obama's first audience with pope francis, who is obviously in recent weeks and months his reputation around the world has been building as someone speakingout on poverty, has been very close to the people, making sure that he's not just a distant leader. pope francis has been capturing the imagination of millions around the world and so this is an important moment for president obama to sit down with him. the differences don't get highlighted in public, of course. you see the swiss guard and all the pomp and circumstance. they're not going to talk about the difficult issues in public, but in private we're told they met for just over 50 minutes. and when president obama met with pope bened

global headlines for you brief on a happy italian that businessman climbed onto peter's basilica vatican city was calling for the pope to help those hit hardest by europe it's the fourth time that similar protests after failing to get a loan to save his beachside restaurant and losing his business. in germany's capital but several hundred people took to the streets to vent their anger over what they're calling social repression by the government. it comes after dozens of families were a victim from the buildings where they lived offer a change of ownership demonstrators say they were forced out of homes through no fault of their own and say german law is not protecting the. weeks of nationwide protests in venezuela have claimed another two victims one man was killed in a blast when a homemade mortar blew off in his hands while the second died after being hit by a. table. at least thirty nine have died in the unrest thousands of taking to the streets to demonstrate against president apparent inability to tackle high crime rates and economic problems. but after months of rioting inflaming barri

chuck todd, nbc's chief white house correspondent, is in vatican city. chuck, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. it's a meeting the president has been talking up for months, been more excited about it than he usually is for other world leader meetings. he finally got his private meeting with appropriate fan sis, a meeting that lasted nearly an hour. president obama arriving at the vatican this morning. >> thank you so much. so nice to see you. >> reporter: a slow procession of dignitaries escorted mr. obama while the iconic swiss guard stood at attention. the president and the pontiff exchanged warm greetings. they sat down in the pope's study as photographers snapped away, then were joined by translators for their private meeting. in an interview out this morning with an italian newspaper, the president said he wanted the main topic of his conversation to be about income inequality across the globe, saying it's not just an economic issue, it's a moral issue. after the meeting the two exchanged gifts. the president presenting the pope