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 report is 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

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 france you know the u.s. is spying on you but when that comes to the attention of the press you want to act outraged to reassure your population that you're taking steps to deal with the problem on the other hand the holy see is not a normal nation it's not concerned with national politicking the way france or germany or or or or england would be instead it's concerned with getting the message of jesus christ out to the world and so it's native instinct is going to be to try to rise above that kind of national politicking outrage share and jimmy you know we've long heard popes rail against war an income inequality not quite the most controv

rewriting the vatican constitution, how the administration works. the pope has already spoken out andedibly candidly, interviews just published, one of them within atheist, tackling head-on a number of topics the church just does not address, criticizing the vatican structure itself. leprosy of thee papacy he says. >> he has thrown the rulebook out. not the catechism or the bible, but how they usually do things. >> taking it back to basics, pope francis says the church should act like a missionary, not so easy with the church is a multibillionaire. the first time ever, the vatican bank just released a report, thanks to pope francis' insistence on transparency, revealing profits that quadrupled in a year. he even formed a special commission to examine the bank, reform and where necessary, and has spoken for those who feel excluded. a homosexual person is of good will and is in search of god, i am no one the judge, also saying it is necessary to explore bigger roles for women. >> do we realistically expect to see change? >> there should be some organi

vati leaks including release of embarrassing papal documents by a vatican butler. six months into his papacy, observers say pope francis is changing the narrative. >> it was church in crisis. catholic water gate. 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

. >>> and another first from this new pope revealing secrets from the vatican and then some. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. a good number of americans probably wondered at one point today what must we look like to the rest of the world? we'll actually have a sample of that in just a moment. but first, our coverage of this first full day of this first government shutdown in close to two decades. blaming each other and unable to agree, both parties in congress gave up and went home last night, and with the president's order as the time zones played out to the western u.s., the official word went out to begin shutting down the federal government. the financial cost of the shutdown is already being felt, along with its impact out in america, which is where we will begin tonight. nbc's john yang is in chicago. good evening, john. >> reporter: good evening, brian. on these three blocks in downtown chicago, three big federal office buildings. today, people came to their offices left out of them, to the voice e-mails and voice mails, and then went home to wonder when th

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do you think the pope is going to be able to overhaul the vatican? go to facebook.com/news nation to cast your vote. there's other stuff going on and here are a few things we thought you should know. jerry brown has signed the bill outlawing so-called revenge porn, an internet trend involving people posting nude photos and videos of exs after bad break-ups it would levee six months in jail and $1,000 fine. federal regulators are awardsing $14 million to a whistle blower they say helped recover substantial investor funds. it is the largest ever given to a whistleblower and plans for two separate movie products by cnn and nbc about hillary clinton have been scrapped but there's now word that a hollywood version is gaining steam "the new york times" reports the movevy titled rodham will feature on her years as a young lawyer during the watergator ra. a new poll finds that clinton has a strong lead over potential gop candidates chris christie, 49%, 36% over rand paul. 53% to 36%, with clinton with the lead there. those are a few of the things we thought

as he opens talks on vatican reforms. he brought in eight cardinals all around the world for three days of brain storming. you it's expected to discuss how to give women a greater role in the church. >>> russian president vladimir putin supporters have nominated him for a nobel peace price. i'll be back with more news from new york. >> in bangladesh a special war crimes tribunal has sentenced a political oppositionist to dea death. >> the first member of the bangladesh's main opposition party to be convicted of war crimes. he's a senior member of the party and has been found guilty on nine charges and has been sentenced to death. the public welcomed the verdict. >> this is the verdict that he would be hanged to death. we freedom fighters are very happy. we salute this verdict and feel like the nation is free from digress. >> but his son said the evidence was not configured. >> the verdict was not surprising really because we were only given five defense witnesses to defend 23 charges where the prosecution side had limited

could even the vatican be vulnerable? a report in italy's "panorama" says the nsa intercepted calls into and out of the residence where cardinals stayed for the recent conclave where pope francis was chosen. the nsa says in a statement it does not target the vatican, but on the heels of accusations made by edward snowden that the u.s. listened into angela merkel's cell phone calls and may have had access to dozens of our data, some say it doesn't matter whether the story is true or not. u.s. intelligence officials all but add they do spy on american allies. some of it reminds me of "casablanca." >> one way the in the meantime sa can reestablished trust. >> if they came forward and was more open, more transparent about what it does and why it does these things, including spies on our friends and allies, i think people may say, well, that makes sense. >> reporter: the vatican responded to the panorama report saying we're not concerned. others say if anyone is listening in on the vatican, there could be good reason. analysts

>> one of my more cynical friends, someone skeptical about all this, said "this is just a big vatican pr campaign." and i said, "name the last successful vatican pr campaign." >> reporter: alongside francis's popularity, brooks saw a danger. he called it "mushiness." >> francis's core message is the person of francis. the risk therein, it seems to me, is the church is not only a feel-good institution about a humble guy. it is a doctrine and a creed, and it is a specific set of beliefs and convictions, and they are beliefs that are reasonably tough-minded, and if you lose contact with the doctrine, the stuff that actually makes outsiders a little uncomfortable, with a charming guy who washes people's feet, then you are losing something elemental to the church. >> reporter: but as a flag moved behind him, shields had a different emphasis. >> he answers the question, or asks the question that all of us have to answer. not are you better off than you were, but are we better off? are the strong among us more just, are they more humane, are they more engaged? are the weak among us more secu

>> one of my more cynical friends, someone skeptical about all this, said "this is just a big vatican pr campaign." and i said, "name the last successful vatican pr campaign." >> reporter: alongside francis's popularity, brooks saw a danger. he called it "mushiness." >> francis's core message is the person of francis. the risk therein, it see to me, is the church is not only a feel-good institution about a humble guy. it is a doctrine and a creed, and it is a specific set of beliefs and convictions, and they are beliefs that are reasonably tough-minded, and if you lose contact with the doctrine, the stuff that actually makes outsiders a little uncomfortable, with a charming guy who washes people's feet, then you are losing something elemental to the church. >> reporter: but as a flag moved behind him, shields had a different emphasis. >> he answers the question, or asks the question that all of us have to answer. not are you better off than you were, but are we better off? are the strong among us more just, are they more humane, are they more engaged? are the weak among us more secure

has a new ambassador to the vatican. former catholic relief services president ken hackett presented his diplomatic credentials to francis on monday. the post had been vacant for about a year. >>> this week at the capitol, a catholic campaign to highlight the importance of children's education. the fighting for our children's future national bus tour is traveling the country to raise awareness about the need for quality k through 12 education and the role that catholic schools play. it's sponsored by the university of notre dame's alliance for catholic education. >>> meanwhile in higher education, the country's nearly 270 catholic colleges and universities struggle to keep their catholic identity in the midst of social changes the church opposes -- same-sex relations,

has a new ambassador to the vatican. former catholic relief services president ken hackett presented his diplomatic credentials to francis on monday. the post had been vacant for about a year. >>> this week at the capitol, a catholic campaign to highlight the importance of children's education. the fighting for our children's future national bus tour is traveling the country to raise awareness about the need for quality k through 12 education and the role that catholic schools play. it's sponsored by the university of notre dame's alliance for catholic education. >>> meanwhile in higher education, the country's nearly 270 catholic colleges and universities struggle to keep their catholic identity in the midst of social changes the

is not spying on the vatican. so i think this is part of the problem that the administration is having, getting in front, pro actively trying to quash the story, manage it, when you have leaks every day, something different. they need a better strategy to kind of get in front of this, i think, be more transparent because these leaks are coming. >> hard to protect the system of intelligence gathering when that's happening, the drip, drip. >> good to see you in person. >> come down more. >> come back. >> i will. >> imagine what they're saying on the phone with the pope? i'd like to be in on those calls. >> i don't know i'd want to know. >> edward snowden, former government contractor who is wanted for leaking classified nsa documents. >> got to make a living. russia's official news agency reporting that snowden starts tomorrow doing computer maintenance. guess what? for one of russia's largest websites. they didn't say which website. russia gave asylum to snowden in august. >> also following syria, it can no longer

i think this was the result of an intrigue, and information that the vatican did not confirm. >> this businessman believes that the way managers of the investment company invested in holding companies. >> the bishops who had to resign were just a drop in the bucket. the directors of swans were the ones who made the wrong investment and they knew it was wrong. nothing has happened to them. >> the bishop has now been given the responsibility for here as well. he does not deny that the church played a role in the scandal. after all, tens of thousands of faithful investors lost everything. >> when a test like this comes, like what has happened at the diocese, then human weakness is to blame. a few people simply did not account properly, and maybe they were a bit too imaginative. >> has left the church owing banks about 37 million euros and fighting for survival. nearly all of its property, including the archbishop's residence, have an mortgage. -- have been mortgaged. the bankrupt -- the bank next door has even gone to court to get the money it is owed. at sunday mass in the cathedral of

the vatican says, "we are unaware of anything on the issue. in any case we have no concerns about it." >> french president francis hollande takes on the footy clubs on thursday, proposing a 75% top rate of tax. club bosses say it will make it impossible to compete at a european level and are threatening to cancel night matches scheduled for the final week of november. >> the boston red sox are champions after crushing st louis cardinals 6-1, kath turner reports. >> the boston party has just begun. cheer cheer. >> dozens of fans that couldn't get tickets to the sold-out game made it into fenway park, pushing past security, continuing celebrations inside. >> the team deserved it. >> the red sox victory celebrations are about more than sporting glory. all season the team carried the hopes of a city. which is trying to come back from an attack on a premier sporting event. >> we needed it. it's perfect. >> on april 1, '52 bombs went off at the finish line of the boston marathon. three were killed. 260 injured. jeff was among them, losing both legs

the agency is accused of spying on everything from the vatican to google. it denies doing anything wrong, but as vinita nair tells us, u.s. allies aren't so sure. >> reporter: when roman catholic cardinals were gathering to select a new pope in march, an italian magazine suggested that the nsa had a pipeline into the vatican. the magazine panorama says the nsa recorded phone calls and could have eavesdropped on cardinals who voted for pope francis. they tried to clear the air with this statement. the national security agency does not target the vatican. assertions that it has are not true. also wednesday the united nations says it received similar asurnss that its communications networks are not and will not be monitored by american intelligence, but it was not clear whether they were monitored in the past, but it's not just international bodies and city-states that are targets. the "washington post" reported the nsa broke into communication links connecting google and yahoo! world offices. the story was based on documents obtained from nsa leaker, edward s

. >> the vatican is the epicenter of the catholic church, but also a major cause for concern. the reality is somewhat different from the theory. in 2012, alleged corruption was exposed within the curia, the papal assembly, and the vatican bank stands accused of laundering money for the mafia for decades. while there were no independent financial controls in place. the church boasts 1.2 billion members worldwide. the same doctrine applies everywhere. it holds the church together. some communities are dissatisfied, criticizing the lack of local economy. the number of priests is dwindling, especially in europe and north and south america. fewer men are prepared to live a life without marriage. some churches left without a leader have been forced to close. in latin america, a number of communities have started to take matters into their own hands. they break catholic doctrine by allowing laypeople and women to lead mass. pope francis has ruled out the ordination of women. only then may serve in the church's higher echelons. women's roles are limited to pastoral care and hospitals,

let's go live to roam and cnn senior vatican analyst john allen. is this going to be a change? this meeting is one of many things that will happen to determine that, but a chance in substance rather than just style coming from pope francis? >> reporter: the one thing we have learned under pope francis there is never a dull day on the vatican beat and certainly true today with the news that the pope is summoning a gathering of bishops and other church leaders around the world for next october. they are dealing with marriage and you asked if there is a substantive change that might come out of it. i think the answer is quite likely yes. we expect them to take up the thorny question of the situation of divorce and remarried catholics. these are catholics who have been through a divorce, who have gotten remarried without an annulment, that is an official church declaration, that their first marriage was dissolved. under the current rules, they are supposed to be exclude from the sack rrament of communion. the pope brought that up in a famous press conference last july. it is please

the nsa is knocking down an italian report that it spied on cardinals a the vatican as they prepared to pick a new pope. >>> the justice department is

the vatican expelling a german bishop over a $40 million renovation of his residence. you have to see it to believe it. and we'll show it to you. >>> and the next chapter in the da vinci code. this is not a book or a movie. it's real life. and it is unfolding right now in italy. stay tuned. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade-proud to be ranked "best overall client experience."

and the vatican looks to unite different religions through the power of sports. news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. >>> u.s. gas prices are approaching their lowest levels in three years. right now the average price nationwide for a gallon of gas is $3.35. industry analysts say the falling price of crude oil could bring it down another 20-cents by december. the last time gas was 3.15 was during 2010 holland say season, people who live in southeast chicago say every time the wind blows black dust blankets their yards and home. the dust is pet coke a byproduct of refining oil and residents say they have had enough. >> reporter: from her second floor apartment susannah gomez can see what looks like mounds of black soot. >> see how it's much thicker. it's not like regular dust. >> reporter: because of concern about what is in the air, she tries to keep her kids indoors. >> it's hard to breathe around it and it just gets very sticky. in the summertime you can see it stuck on your skin. >> reporter: it turns out that these piles o

. >> this is not any vatican meeting. pope francis and eight cardinals including an american are talking real change. >> this is all a big deal. >> it is. what the pope is saying that the vatican is here to serve the universal church. >> they are looking at rewriting the vatican's constitution. the pope has spoken out in interviews, with an atheist, tackling had head on things the church doesn't address. criticizing the vatican structure itself. they have been narcissists, flattered and thrilled. >> he has thrown the rule back. not the cad company or the bible, but how they do things. the church should act like a poor missionary. not so easy when the catholic church is a multibillionaire. the bank just released a report thanks to pope francis's insistence on transparency, revealing profits that quadrupled. they want to examine the bank and reform it as necessary. if a homosexual person is of good will and in search of god, i am no one to judge. saying it is necessary to explore bigger roles for women. >> do we realistical

spied on the vatican. as alfonso alphonso van marsh reports, foreign leaders calling for an investigation. >> the vatican says it is not worried that the u.s. spied on cardinals as they prepared for an election in march. they say the security agency listened in to telephone calls in and out of the vatican. the latest allegation comes as spain's prime minister joins a growing list of allies, furious with washington for spying on world leaders. if true, he says, this activity is inappropriate and unacceptable. >> they say they tracked more than 60 million phone calls in just one month. >> it is frustrating. >> german chancellor has investigated reports that the u.s. has been monitoring her cell phone for years. alphonso van marsh, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, the vatican says if the allegations are true, it is an embarrassing blow. >>> guards of federal buildings do not have trainings to respond to shootings at the washington navy yard. mary is live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: the federal protect

certificates at the vatican, pope -- to participants at the vatican, "let's pray added together to god for those who lost their lives, men and women and children, all refugees." people hoping for a better life make this trip from africa and the middle east every year. the united nations says that over 500 people were found dead in the year of 2012. abc news, london. lookl right, taking a live outside right now. can you believe it is this warm and we are in october? you really can't. the only question is how long is it going to last. us know we will be holding onto this warm weather for a few more days. >> just for you guys, that is what i have on cap. at this nude hour, 80 degrees. filtered sunshine. the two-point point at 61. a little bit more humidity out there. still 75 degrees in gaithersburg, 77 at bwi. 82 in culpeper and andericksburg area -- fredericksburg. temperatures in the lower and mid-60's south and west of town. if you are anything like me, you are sensitive to that humidity. you can really feel it. the satellite does show clouds, but not predicting any rain. there is sno

the nsa reacts to allegations it eves dropped on the vatican. join us for these stories today at 4:00 right after dr. phil. >>> stay with us, your halloween and five day forecast is next. they say no good deed goes unpunished. and some days it seems true. but we keep on doing the things that matter& like buying new raspberry 5 hour energy. from now to the end of the year, a portion of each sale... benefits living beyond breast cancer, to empower women affected by breast cancer. new raspberry 5 hour energy. it's one good deed that will go just right. >>> marty, it looks like our weather system has a trick or treat for you. >> reporter: it's nice out here. i was thinking it's like last winter. remember how it stayed gray but mild? >> right. >> reporter: that's what it looks like right now. it's getting ready to change. we're getting ready to get the clear sky with the big canada high dropping out of the great lakes. that's going to power our weather saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. from the low 70s to mid 70s tomorrow. 66, 56, 52 and back to

and in an unprecedented move, he's opened the books on the vatican bank. it's a new attitude that has tripled the size of papal audiences. >> what's cool about it is he seems very much to be a pope of the people. i like the fact that he's not riding around in a covered top, which is unusual in the post-9/11 world but he just seems like a genuine person. >> joining me now, father dave dwyer on sirius xm radio. good to see you. how significant is it for people who don't understand the inner workings of the vatican or may just read about it in novels, but when you talk about tearing up the apostolic constitution, you're saying the way been done isn't the way they're going to be done anymore. >> it would be tantamount to a president saying, no, i don't want all the security and handlers and people preparing things for me. i just want to pick up the phone and do things myself. >> which is what he did right away. he literally called this guy to give him an interview. he's an atheist. he had written to him and he calls him and says, hey, what are you doing tuesda

the vatican expelling a german bishop over a $40 million renovation of his residence. you have to see it to believe it. and we'll show it to you. >>> and the next chapter in the da vinci code. this is not a book or a movie. it's real life. and it is unfolding right now in italy. stay tuned. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade-proud to be ranked "best overall client experience." >>> welcome back to "power lunch." check out the maker of home generators, reporting third quarter earnings that easily beat street forecasts on strong sales. this was in the wake of hurricane sandy which hit the jersey shore on october 29th of 2012. the company also raised its sale core forecast for the full year. so tyler, those sh

the vatican decides to get involved in cricket. we'll explain it all in sports in around 20 minutes. re# #a# #d# #y# ##fo# #r# ## >>> hello again. good to have you here in doha. the top stories on al jazeera. >>> video has emerged of the rescue of hundreds of syrian refugees who say they were left to drown in the mediterranean earlier this month. survivors said their boat was shot at and sunk by libyan traffickers after an argument about payment. >>> bush fires in eastern australia have eased, and firefighters say a major threat has been averted. the fire chiefs say they prevented more homes from being destroyed, and some owners are now being allowed to return. >>> chinese and indian leaders have signed a cooperation pact aimed to ease tension along their disputed border in the himalayan mountains. >>> now, lawyers for five suspects accusing the plotting the 9/11 attacks say their rights are being violated. they say their clients aren't allowed to speak openly about their alleged mistreatment in guantanamo bay. one of the defendant

once upon a time, pope john paul ii held the church together from the vatican. now eight years and two popes later, the pews are not as full as they used to be. more and more people are turning away from the church, something that would have been unthinkable a few years ago. but the church is not prepared to let go of its members so easily. germans need only declare their withdrawal to a state authority for stop in poland, -- date authority. in poland, you must present your case to a jury as well as to witnesses and make your case as to why you want to leave. this man translates into english for a leaping -- a living. his first attempt to leave the church ended in failure. >> the priest was very aggressive. he's old and said my request to leave was not valid. i had to get a psychiatrist to get in a violation of my mental condition. until i had a certificate proving my mental stability, he would not talk with me. i was so confused that i actually called to psychiatrists. but of course, they don't issue such certificates. >> it was not until a year later that a pr

it apparently went on inside the vatican. the nsa listened to the cardinal's phone calls as they prepared to elect a new pope in march. the vatican says they're not worried about the reports. the growing list of european allies is furious. >>> when a gunman killed 12 people at the washington navy yard, security guards weren't properly trained for such an attack. some guards at maryland's federal facilities aren't either. we have more on the training lapse. >> reporter: that's right. lawmakers are saying their goal is to prevent another tragedy. security is under a microscope. >> our hope is that our bill represents a sensible step forward to help protect national security. >> reporter: last month, 12 people were killed at the washington navy yard in southeast d.c. when gunman and government contractor aaron alexis went on the attack. lawmakers want to strengthen security clearance background checks. >> i don't know if this would be prevented the navy yard shooting, but i know it would have given us a much better chance of pre

this past saturday was family day at the vatican and you see here one young boy leaves to come inspect the pope. he kissed the cross and he kind of wonders off, explores the stage, and then he proceeds to play peak a boo with the pontiff. you see the a little boy ushers others up to meet the pope. turns out this sweet little boy giving the pope a leg hug was adopted more than a year ago by a couple. >>> tonight, we're hearing from top companies in silicone valley at reports that the nsa is tapping their data. its surveillance that includes all of us. keep in mind we're always here for you at ktvu.com and on our ktvu app. tmz is up next right here on tv dliks 36. >> today on "tmz" -- >> guy fieri was broing down with his hairdresser and things got out of control. >> [bleep] you! >> it was just crazy. >> easy! >> can't use the phrase hair and growing down in the same sentence. >> we have snoop. his son plays varsity high school football. got in a fight he didn't need to. >> he's a young kid. hopefully he learned from it and it will never happen again. >> pretty good. eat weed, so he will

the vatican managed to pull all but four medals, and those four could become valuable because of the spelling error. >> they will be worth a lot of money. >>> still ahead what a pakistani school girl is saying after the nobel committee chose someone else for the peace prize. >> the 2-year-old son of vikings star of adrian peterson died. another man is now on the -- under arrest for the toddler's death. >>> >>> nobel paez prize going to a watch dog group dedicated to wiping out chemical weapons world wide. >> awarding the prize to the prohibition of chemical weapons. the head of the organization helps it will help efforts to bring peace to syria. the group is at work trying to destroy the country's stock piles of nerve gas. >> many are expressing their disappointment at pakistani school girl did not win the award. she received attention after being shot in the head by the taliban, which objected to her campaign for girls to receive an education. the 16-year-old did not address the nobel prize during an appearance today at world bank, focusing on her efforts to make sure every child ca

. >>> also ahead, look at these live pictures out of the vatican on this sunday morning, yet another example of pope francis setting a new tone as he celebrates family weekend, more of this event coming up on the show. >>> we're going to start with that wild scene at game three of world series. controversial of ninth inning call that put the cardinals over the top. did the red sox get robbed here? ron claiborne, arguably the biggest baseball fan in all of abc news is here to break it down. >>> i have been to hundreds of baseball game and i have never seen anything like what happened last night. game three of the world series being decided by one whacky play and an umpire's ruling that will be debated for a long, long time. were the sox robbed? you decide. game tied 4-4. cardinals runners on second and third. tied drama. dustin pedroia throws out the runner at home. catcher throws to third and the ball gets away and rolls into left field. and here comes the runner and he's out. no, wait, he's safe. the umpire's rule that the runner was interfered with. watch again in slow motion. unbe

. >> the vatican has revealed pope john xxiii will also be declared a saint april 27th next year. big day for declaring saints. >> absolutely. >> and more from rome. >> reporter: john pauli i hadn't even been buried when the cries came from the faithful attending his funeral in 2005. santa subito, short for make him a saint now. their call was herd. and pope benedict xvi set in motion. to be named involves a series of steps, but the qualifications are straight forward, says veteran vatican analyst john allen. >> you put a holy life and two miracles together according to the catholic system, you've got a saint. >> reporter: john paul is said to miraculously cured a french nun, sister pierre suffering from parkinson's disease several months after his death. the church says the second miracle occurred when a costa rican woman with a brain aneurysm recovered. pope john xxiii, revered for his role in the second vatican council is only reported as having performed one miracle after his death in 1963. >> so in the case of pope john xxiii, pope francis has decided there already was a decr

now we are learning they allegedly tapped phones at the vatican, as well. the nsa spied on top cardinals as they prepared to elect a new pope in march. it also reports agents listed on phone -- listened in on phone calls. the vatican says it doesn't know anything about the spying and it's not worried about it. nsa has already been accused of spying on allies and tapping the german chancellor's personal cell phone. >>> police want to speak to a man who may have seen a bay area woman in a stairwell at san francisco general. the man told a hospital supervisor he saw someone lying in the stairwell october 4, four days later lynne spalding's body was found. an attorney for the hospital told spalding's family the supervisor checked the stairwell that day but didn't see anything. >>> in other bay area news this wednesday afternoon two dozen employees scrambled to escape flames inside a union city bakery this morning. smoke came from the roof while firefighters arrived on the scene at about 5 :30 a.m. the fire started in the corner of sterling foods on western aven

will look at rewriting the vatican's constitution, how the administration works. the pope has already spoken out incredibly candidly in interviews just published, one of them with an atheist tackling head on a number of topics the church doesn't address. criticizing the structure itself. heads of the church have often been narcissists flattered and thrilled. the court is the lepracy of the papacy. >> he is throwing out how they usually do things. >> they say he should act like a missionary. not so easy when the catholic church is a multibillionaire. the vatican bank just released an annual report thanks to pope francis insistence on transparency revealing profits that quadrupled to nearly $117 million. he is going to examine the bank and reform it. and if a homosexual person is in good will and in search of god i am no one to judge. also saying it is necessary to explore bigger roles for women. >> do we expect to see change? >> there should be organizational changes right away. there could be women running many of the commissions here in the vatican. >> pope franc

spy agency been listening to the phone calls of the vatican. an italian magazine claimed the nsa spied on benedict and his successor. and it reported that he listened in on cardinals. the vatican says, "we are not aware of anything on this issue. in any case we have no concerns about it. >> in the next few hours results from an unofficial referendum. the oil-rich state straddles sudan and south suedan. the ngok dinka tribe held the poll. neither country recognises the vote. >> in france - a match you won't want to miss. francis hollande takes on the football clubs later on thursday. he's proposing a 75% top rate of tax. club bosses say it will make it impossible to compete at the european level and are cancelling to -- are threatening to cancel all matches in the final week of november. >> the box are world series champions, after crushing st louis cardinals 6-1, kath turner reports from the famous fork. >> the boston -- fenway park. the boston party has begun. fans that couldn't get tickets eventually made it into the park. the red sox victory

in the 1960s the vatican ii issued a document saying all jews should not be held responsible for the death of jesus and strongly denounced anti-semitism. that took a long time to filter down to the pews. so you know, it's been a gradual process. john paul ii very much improved relations with the jewish community. a lot of jews call him the first jewish pope. with pope francis, there's a lot of optimism that kind of improvement is going continue. >> the vatican says there's a possible trip in the works to israel. you've been on these trips, two previous popes have taken. why are they so significant? >> it was exciting to be on the visits. i was on the press corpser. visiting israel has become almost a required travel for a pope. john paul ii was the first pope to formally visit israel. pope paul vi visited briefly for a few hours, he went to jerusalem in 1960s. in 2000, when john paul ii went it was signaling a new era in jewish catholic relationships. so to see images of john paul ii, and later again, benedict, standing at western wall, praying at sacred site, visiting the holocaust

the vatican disallowed a funeral for him in rome. a french catholic group was at odds with the vatican planned a service outside rome on tuesday. the argentine municipality pr priebke's family lives and hometown in germany both refused to accept his remains. his body was taken to a military base until a decision can be made on his burial. >>> there's a new typhoon near guam. meteorologist robert speta has been keeping an eye on that. robert, how serious is this one. >> right now, let's first start off by talking about typhoon francisco, working off to the north. at first slowly, but now winds are gusting up near 200 kilometers per hour at this time. about 180 kilometers per hour. but right just towards the west of guam, we're going to be seeing these waves push onshore, could be up to about seven meters high in some coastal areas. so definitely it's going to be a rough day going through the day here on friday. also tropical storm warnings are in effect at this time. and we're continuing to see that risk of heavy rainfall, to about 70

this was part julius' grand design for a new vatican. however reluctant he was, however much he complained, between 1508 and 1512, michelangelo created one of the boldest and one of the largest paintings in history. monumental figures act out the biblical drama from the creation to the flood, framed by figures still more monumental. the human bo became as mh the subject of michelangelo's painting as it was of his sculpture. pope julius had neither armies nor canon enough to influence europe as he might wish, but in the vatican, he could present an image of papal power to impress all comers. the story is told that raphael was mightily impressed when he was smuggled in to see the unfinished sistine ceiling by the architect of the new saint peter's, bramante. certainly, in the decorations of the pope's library, which raphael was painting at the same time, there is a figure answering to michelangelo's description. there's evidence the figure was added later than the others, and its style seems a tribute to his rival's style. the school of at