entrusted to his faithful care through our lord jesus christ your son who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the holy spirit one god forever and ever. (speaking foreign language) >> a reading from the second book of samuel. the word of the lord, go and tell my servant david when your days are ended and you are laid to rest with your ancestors, i will observe the offering of your body after and -- (speaking italian) i will be a father to him and he a son to me. (speaking foreign language) >> and your throne be established forever. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (speaking foreign language) >> the second reading from romans 4:13 and the translation brothers and sisters it would not be the law promises made to abraham as he descended that he would inherit the world but righteousness that come from faith for this season it depends on faith so it may be a gift and the promise may be guaranteed to all his descendents not to those who only add here to the law but to those who follow the faith of abraham who is the father of all of us as it is written. i have made you father of many

. his only crime, spreading the gospel of jesus christ. but the story is all too real for his wife and family, who are suffering along with him and desperately fighting for his freedom. their love story began in iran. nagma, an american citizen since early childhood, believed god was leading her to return to her homeland in 2001 to minister to muslim women. that's where she first saw saeed abedini, the young preacher was leading worship at one of the underground house churches he helped form. what made you fall in love with him? >> his passion. i think as a young woman, i always prayed, i said, lord, i can't marry someone who is mediocre. i wantnt to marry someone who is passionate for you. but i had no idea how he would answer my prayer. i had no idea it would be so radical. >> wendy: not long afterwards, the two married in iran. their wedding drew hundreds of well-wishers, and aroused the suspicion of the iranian revolutionary guard. >> our union was a miracle because we were both muslim converts, and they allowed us to have a christian wedding. and bibles were passed out. >> wendy:

have faith. biblical scholars and religious leaders will tell you what jesus christ's passion is to them. and you'll walk with me through jerusalem's only city and the first accept try world of jesus christ. >> this is a house going back 2,000 years, this is where kaiapas lived. >> new testament sclar jerome murphy o'connell hooz appeared in three specials about jesus? when you look at the -- but of course, retelling of the story is a new performance. >> whenever we look at the bible, we have to keep in mind what we're reading, we're not reading a history book. >> father jonathan morris advised mel gibson in the making of "the passion of the christ." >> whether or not the death of a man named jesus of nazareth actually happened. another question is whether he was the son of god and whether he was divine and that cannot be proven. >> i try to poke holes at the things when i'm examining them and i could not poke any legitimate holes? forensic pathologist has hanged volunteers from crosses for his study of the crucifixion "if god's going to speak, he has to speak in a way that is super

care through our lord jesus christ, your son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the holy spirit, one god forever and ever. amen. the pope and the people are now seated to hear the lord speak to each and every one of us through the written word of holy scripture. the first reading will be from second book of samuel read in the english language. >> a reading from the second book of samuel. the word of the lord came to nathan. go and tell my servant david thus the lord speaks. when your days are ended and you are laid to rest with your ancestors, i will preserve the offering of your body after you. and make his sovereignty secure. it is he who shall build a house for my name and i will make his royal throne secure forever. i will be father to him and he a son to me. your house and your sovereignty will always stand secure before me and your throne be established forever. ♪ >> we now respond to the word we just heard using words that god gives us. >> the works of the catholic church. as bringing young people, they organize the world youth days. it came about a great program

when jesus christ knocked me off my horse and i saw this bright shining light and he said, saul, saul, why do you persecute me? and he said, delivering you from the people and from the gentiles unto whom now i send you. to open their eyes and to turn them from darkness to light and from the power of satan to god. that they may receive forgiveness of sins and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me. the biggest sin you can commit is not to believe in jesus christ, according to jesus christ. that's the biggest sin you can commit. >> next speaker. >>> hi, my name is trevor johnson. i'd like to bring an issue to the attention of the supervisors. this affects all your districts. there is literally a scourge on the streets of san francisco right now, putting all our citizens and visitors alike in danger. there are two illicitly operating taxi companies operating under the guise of ride sharing smart phone apps that have collectively over 1,000 unlicensed and underinsured vehicles operating as taxicabs in the city. both of these companies prey on the under em

that it makes is the murder of jesus christ wasn't so much a religious thing as a krupt, political assassination, really, of somebody who was threatening the political powers that be. >> you know, this is good. i'm glad you asked that because i know a little bit about this subject. god, the bible tells us that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that who so ever believed in him shouldn't perish but ever lasting life. the problem that we have, and you've been talking about the gun issue tonight. you can stack all the gun laws on this table and not one gun can change the human heart. not one gun law can change the human heart. only god can change that heart. the bible says that we have sinned. and our sins separate us from god. but god sent his son, jesus christ and jesus christ willingingly gave his life and he went to the cross. and tomorrow, we remember, good friday, where he took our sins to the cross. he was nailed to the cross. he died to shed his blood on the cross. but easter is coming. and on the third day, god raised his son to life. jesus christ is no

a great friend of the evangelicals. tremendous friend of the evangelicals. jesus christ the lord of savior, i say that because the way he prayed is the prayer of a child of god speaking to his heavenly father. >> dr. becker, are you surprised to hear those comments? simply because of the vast difference when it comes to the issue of justification of faith alone, christ alone? >> in the last number of years resurgence into the catholic church, salvation only comes by faith. the folks i have spoken to said in deed this is what he believes. >> do you sense the roman catholic church may make that change officially? >> possibly. it might indicate this is something we might see down the line. >> there have been other folks wondering about what this means with regards to the controversy that has enveloped the church, with regards to sexual abuse. >> i have high hopes. i thought the new pope would be somebody with a managing background. they chose a minister. you sort this out through holy loving, through an example. this might be a way he cleans the house. >> a lot of folks thought the car

least by theologians within the church, on the life of jesus christ here that's getting back to the roots did secondly, he wrote his general letters -- on the life of jesus christ. that is getting back to the roots. secondly, he wrote his general letters -- his first one on love. benedict was viewed by many people as being very conservative and rigid. he does not talk about what you should not do. he talks about the positive effects of love, hope, and faith. he set up the framework. i think that pope francis is going to probably try to give substance in a very human way to that framework that has been provided in an intellectual way. >> we saw a flurry of cardinals their -- there. possibly pope francis is among those cardinals and he will be appearing shortly on the balcony. people are waiting in suspense to see their new pope. the big moment. >> the papal fam -- the papal theme. he is a jesuit, i should have perhaps in before -- mentioned before. not a franciscan. >> buona sera. >[seppeaking foreign -- [speaking foreign language] [speaking latin] [applause]>> [speaking latin] -- [s

preserved and fulfilled by your church, through your lord, jesus christ, your son, who lives with you and rules the unit of the holy spirit god. for all eternity. >> one thing i like to point out these are prayers and readings that people would hear today. go to mass in your local church and that's the exact prayer that you'll hear. it is a real sense of the universeality of the church. >> of course hearing it in latin, for some of us, that is what we heard as children on this day. >> a reading from the second book of samuel. the word of the lord came to nathan. go and tell my servant, david, thus the lord speaks. when your days are ended, and you are laid to rest with your ancestors, i will preserve the offering of your body after you and make his sovereignty secure. it is he who shall build a house for my name and i will make his royal throne secure forever. i will be a father to him and he a son to me. your house and your sovereignty will always stand secure before me. and your throne be established forever. ♪ >> the first reading concludes, i would like to go to ron claiborne in the

. beginning to entrust it to his faithful care, your son, jesus christ, who lives and reins with you in holy spirit. one god forever and ever. amen. >> a reading from the second book of samuel. the word of the lord came to me go and tell my servant, david, thus, the lord speaks. when your days are ended, and you're laid to rest with your ancestors, i will observe the offering of your body after you. and make his sovereignty secure. it is he who shall build a house for my name. and i will make his royal throne secure forever. i will be a father to him and he a son to me. your house and your sovereignty will always stand secure before me. and your throne be established forever. >> translator: thanks be to god. ♪ >> welcome back, everyone. you're watching the inaugural mass for pope francis. if you're just joining us right now, it has been a remarkable, remarkable morning. pope francis came into st. peter's square atop of the popemobile, open-air. there was no top. he was not enclosed in the bullet-proof glass that we've come to expect. that wall has been removed. >> and we were talking

, the story of the crucifixion, burial and rising of jesus christ. >> my father. >> so why do you think this show is res son nateing with americans and especially with young ones? >> i think dsh -- well first of all w, and talking about the nextr subject we are a religious country. it is easter week. and if you look back at the history of movies and tv shows that have dealt with the issue of the bible and with jesus, they have done very, very well. so this is not a surprise. the surprise to me is that the networks and others don't do more of it. that's what surprises me. >> greg, 10 million viewers every week and everyone would love to have that audience. why don't we see more people producing these kind of shows 1234*. >> good question.pl i myself didn't watch didn't watch "the bible" because i know how it ends. i have to tell you, it is great to see a show like "the bible" beat everything on tv. i doubt anything has irked hollywood this much since the price of cocaine and hookers has gone up. it is about hollywood and there is a culture there that views religion as competition.

jesus christ. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: so bob, why do you think it is resonating with americans and especially with young ones? >> bob: first of all, we still are subjected quite a religious country. it is easter week. i think if you look back at the history of movies and tv shows that have dealt with the issue of the bible and with jesus, they have done very well. so this is not a surprise. the surprise to me the, two and others don't do more of it. that is what surprises me. >> eric: ten million viewers, everyone would love to have that. why don't we see more people producing these kinds of shows. >> greg: good question. i didn't watch the bible because i know how it ends. i have to tell you it's great to see a show like the bible beat everything on tv. i doubt anything hollywood as much since the price of cocaine and hookers that much. there is a culture that views religion as competition. there are three agents, campus and government. and aussie religion as former competition, one they don't believe religion should be necessary. therefore, if you believe in god it makes it almost impossibl

christ. it is a hope built on the rock, which is god. to protect jesus and mary, to protect the whole of creation, to protect each person, especially the poorest, to protect ourselves, this is a service that the bishop of rome is called to carry out yet one to which all of us are called. so that the star of hope will shine brightly. let us protect with love all that god has given us. i employ the intersection of the virgin mary, st. josephs, st. peter and paul and francis, that the holy spirit may accompany my ministry and i ask all of you to pray for me, amen. >> and a very simple homily, in its simplicity, speaking of protection, repeatedly talking about the role of protection, speaking about hope. speaking about power as service. this pope has sent a very powerful message in his simplicity. one that lays the ground work for the kind of papacy he expects to have. the beauty of the created world, respecting god's creatures, protecting the environment, talking about the poor and the weak. showing his humility, talking about authentic power being service. and also talking about the darkne

role of jesus christ the most sought after. this year a 25-year-old mechanic was chosen to play the part. jesus floor ezz tells us how he's prepare -- flores is telling us how please preparing for the role. >> my name is jesus floor -- flores and i'm 257b playing the role of jesus christ. translator: i think this is a great responsibility, since this play is one of the largest in the world seen by nearly 2 million people in the five days . lasts >> my family is very happy. when they found out i have gotten the role of jesus, they cried and hugged me. we prepared for the pot by running uphills and carrying a cross that weighs 75 kilos. this is to get our shoulder used to the wait. at the beginning it's painful ut you get used to it. jesus' journey starts with the sentencing. and then the dragging of the cross for 2 kilometers and then crucified. translator: when things get hard, i have been advised to focus on someone who gives me strength. at those times i focus on god and my deceased father watching from above. >> the passion play is a great reason for the residents in the crowd, s

resurrection of jesus christ in the hopeful promise of easter. in the midst of all of our busy and noisy lives, this holy day present opportunity to slow down and spend a moment in prayer and reflection. we recognize the incredible sacrifice jesus made for each and every one of us. he extended the gift of salvation. we try to follow his example here on earth for loving our savior and loving our neighbors and everyone as a child of god. those values are at the heart of all faiths, from judaism to islam, their echoes a powerful call to serve our brothers and sisters him a keep in our hearts deep and abiding compassion for all and to treat others as we wish to be treated ourselves. that is the common humanity that finds us together. we are united by something else we have a shared responsibility to look out for our fellow citizens. this week and i hope we are to take a moment to pause and reflect, embrace our loved ones, give thanks for our blessings, rededicate ourselves to an interest larger than our own. to all the christian families celebrating the resurrection, michelle and i wish you

jesus christ was born -- the grotto where jesus christ was born. he will be meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, a second meeting with him, as well as a number of religious leaders. the custodian of the holy land from the franciscan order. it is quite wild on the rooftop here. very much a religious visit here for president obama. watch out for that storm. let me ask one final question about what palestinians think about his visit to the city. were speaking to a number of palestinians on the square. some of the shop holders. they said they were pleased that president obama is visiting bethlehem. they know that it won't change any of the situation on the ground. they really wanted to highlight how difficult it is for them here, how much the tourism industry has suffered. ,he israeli system of permits the separation walls have really cut off bethlehem from jerusalem. they talk about the fact that tourists who come to this area, even though there are millions of them, very few of them go out and see the streets of bethlehem and visit the shops. they say that is because israe

jesus christ is, and obvious every pope is going to do that in a different way. and so that will be his gift to the church is how does he help us at the ground level see who jesus is? >> i think it's both an historical moment for the church but also a beautiful moment. with every papacy, there's a new opportunity and a new chapter unfolds in the life of the church. what that chapter hos i don't really know and i don't really want to speculate, but i'm excited to see what will come. >> reporter: for some, a new pope means an opportunity for new directions in the church. >> in a monarchy, the monarch has extraordinary power. >> reporter: representatives of snap, the survivors network of those abused by priests, were in rome to push for stronger measures to prevent clergy sex abuse of children. the group released a list of 20 suggested actions for the first 100 days of the papacy. they said this is an opportunity for significant change. >> we're a single issue group -- this sounds probably dreadfully self-serving to say, but we really do believe that there's nothing on the next pope's

of our faith, which is a commitment to jesus christ. and his teachings. and his message. >> bret: kathryn, we talk about about the blessing there, asking them, the people to bless him. but he also chose in his investments to wear something different. your thoughts jef overall? >> i thought there was something in the posture that father is talking about that was not only humility but a little apology or contrition. cardinal wurel and cardinal dolan and the u.s. bishops have been so forceful talking about secularism and its threats. in that message and the cardinal wuerl has been clear in this. the fact that we have surrendered to secularism and the culture in so many ways. when you say back to basics, i think you are absolutely right. i think that the message of pope francis today going forth is going to, to be continuous with pope benedict, who talked in the last days about encountering christ. engaging the culture. but it's also going to be, going to address the crisis that many catholics don't know and are not acting, living as we ought. not living radically different lives. po

corruption that led to the murder of jesus christ? >> yes. in fact, what i learned deals with one of the great lies that comes out of the crucifixion of jesus. that is all the jews opposed him and his death should be on all the jews. instead there was a small sort of sopranos like family that ruled the temple, was the high priest's family, and they were very turned towards rome as were a number of others in their little conspiracy. they controlled the trade in the temple and made a cut of all the trade, the exchange of money and the sale of animals and so on, and they were trying to hang on to their power. they were trying to keep the nation, as they said. and so jesus challenged that when he went and drove the money changers out of the temple. he wasn't just mad, he wasn't just upset that they were doing business in the temple. he was striking at this conspiracy that had illicitly taken charge of the temple and its trade, the corrupt upper leaders of the jews. so that's sort of the back story of the crucifixion. >> it's bound to be and is already getting a huge amount of attention.

the kind of politics and religious corruption that led to the murder of jesus christ? >> yes. in fact, what i learned deals with one of the great lies that comes out of the crucifixion of jesus. that is all the jews opposed him and his death should be on all the jews. instead there was a small sort of sopranos like family that ruled the temple, was the high priest's family, and they were very turned towards rome as were a number of others in their little conspiracy. they controlled the trade in the temple and made a cut of all the trade, the exchange of money and the sale of animals and so on, and they were trying to hang on to their power. they were trying to keep the nation, as they said. and so jesus challenged that when he went and drove the money changers out of the temple. he wasn't just mad, he wasn't just upset that they were doing business in the temple. he was striking at this conspiracy that had illicitly taken charge of the temple and its trade, the corrupt upper leaders of the jews. so that's sort of the back story of the crucifixion. >> it's bound to be and is alrea

surprise to have a pope who really believes in jesus christ. i think christ is the center of the church. always has been. to have someone who lives certain aspects of the message of christ so powerfully will definitely call attention to the papacy. maybe among certain people who haven't paid attention in recent decades. but i think there is a lot of continuity in that focus on the person and the reality of jesus christ and the power, the transforming power of his message. >> indeed. elizabeth, what is it about pope francis in terms of his background and experience, that you think has prepared him for this sudden elevation to the papacy. >> i think first of all i'm sitting here thinking in a town where the extraordinary is kind of the ordinary, we've all been thrown for a little bit of a loop here. and it's very, very exciting. but i think already the fact that in this earlier conclave, the 2005 conclave that elected benedict xvi, there was already some thinking of cardinal bergoglio. s the already a sign to him that who knew he might come out of this situation -- might come out of this

thank my lord and savior jesus christ. this man gives me a lot of support and has a great secretary. and last but not at least i have a great crew. god has blessed me with a great crew. i'd like to thank you for this award it's very humbling >> thank you. good morning once again i'd like to present richard moraine with his award and give him a chance to speak >> thank you, thank you again. i'm going to make it can you tell me pretty much doing it for the family, you know. it's not just - sometimes, it's not a job and sometimes, it say, i want to thank my crew and everybody else. >> thank you. thank you and in closing the accept the award open on behalf of mr. salvador. and we have one other ward and this is based on a program that was started by jerald williams that were what we've been doing is in bringing up a stronger safety culture as we start some competitions that issue an award on safety performance. i'd like to ask a couple of gentlemen to come forward. that the kirkland division was leading in lost time injuries they actually had no lost time injuries in 2013. they're in co

find a way to keep jesus and christ out of their programming or a way to mock christianity. they are never thinking of a way to tell the greatest story that ever was. >> eric: i think was in the "washington post", he said that america is growing more and more polarized, not more secular in where religion plays in society. >> dana: i think mike is on to something here. other people have sort of expressed this as the change has happened over time, you can look more now to the second decade of the 21st century to say why is that happening and why does it matter? does it matter? i think in policy and politics it does, and certainly in entertainment the big networks that have all the great shows over the many years, that started to change about ten years ago with reality tv. reality tv programs are inexpensive compared to a big undertaking like the bible. cable stations all across the speck trim are producing much better television. it's that unsatisfying sugar high from watching one reality show you want to see something of substance. great acting and tells us something about communicati

believe jesus christ rose from dead after crucifixion. but in jerusalem, the city where he died, the number of his followers has fallen below 10,000. and now both christians and muslims say they are the victims of an israeli policy designed to boost jewish identity at their expense. >> a procession down jerusalem's via de la rosa. literally the way of grief, pain and suffering. these people are following the path they believe jesus christ was forced to take to his crucifixion. now some christians in this city say they too are suffering. >> the pain of the palestinians began with the israeli occupation and has just got worse ever since. now even more so with the creation of the separation wall. >> the christian population in jerusalem has been in steady decline since 1946. but now it's fallen to below 10,000. some christians believe that a combination of israeli road blocks, the separation wall and settlement programs is to blame. and muslims too say they feel threatens. >> religious destinations have become israeli posts. this includes surveillance cameras, israeli flags and above al

woman is in despair. her son believes he's jesus christ and has isolated himself on a mountaintop, and he won't come down for anyone except albert einstein, if albert einstein would talk to him. now here's a man who may be dangerous. he may be mad. einstein agrees to see him. the women in einstein's household are really frightened of what's going to happen. the man comes, and he looks rather frightening. einstein goes walking in the woods with him and talks with him, and this man thinks he's jesus christ, and einstein says to him, "well, you know, jesus christ was a fisher of men. he wouldn't be stuck up a mountain." apparently, this worked. apparently the man then came down. but the interesting part is, einstein says, "it seems so peaceful, the sort of life this man talked about, that i wonder if he's the sane one, and we're the lunatics." c-span: somebody knocked on his door at midnight demanding to see him? >> guest: a woman who was mentally disturbed. he had a lot of these strange people come. there was a man who was, again, on this communist thing under the mccarthy -- he was

making a comeback. the bible mentions him in connection with jesus christ. now he's the focus of large scale exhibition which is upping the friction between israelis and palestinians. >> reporter: the grand bathtub made by hallowing out a rock. these are some of the finds in the show about the king. it took officials at the museum about four years to prepare the first ever exhibition of this scale the king. it runs for an exceptionally long eight month until october. >> it's very nice. very impressive. you get some information about the history of israel. >> reporter: the culture assets have stirred a controversy. at issue is the place where the artifacts were found. this is a fortress bit by king harold 2,000 years ago. this issue is this is in occupied territory of west bank. israeli scholars dug up the relics. however, the convention prohibits the unilateral excavation of culture sites in occupied ics the exhibition has made israelis angry. >> they think they can do what they want. >> reporter: they have no ill intentions and the artifacts will be put back where they were found. >>

of san jose. they want congress to pass immigration reform. and there is as jesus christ is said to have washed feet after posels. >> for us in one tradition a christian tradition is a sign of service and humility. for those who are contributing to our lives is. >>> a survey shows there is growing support for undocumented imgrabts to stay in the]i country if they meet certain roirnltz. >> some drivers adapting well to the all electronic tolling system and snoks went way too fast into the toll plaza. and today, they did slow down. also, 15 confused drivers got a talking to through the loud speaker to keep moving that. is down from the 70 confused drivers yesterday. >> that is working well, you've got to expect a little bit of confusion. >> yes. >> still ahead at 5:00 major discount retailer enlitsing shoppers to do some of its dirty work. >> what are the obstacles preventing working mothers from having it all? a lawmaker steps up to change. >> will it make a difference? the reason chevron's >>> president obama made it clear he wants to improve early childhood education. nancy pelosi

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. peter in the eyes of the catholic, the first vicar of the church honoring jesus christ. this is his 2 66th successor. cardinal jorge mario bergoglio who has taken on the name pope francis. we're joined by the pastor of our lady of the lake church. what did you make of this church? >> i'm delayed. as a man of true humility. i'm elated he said to the people pray for me. i like that very much. i like the fact he took francis. in the mailed ages, saint francis said to the pope we need to reform the church. if this church is in need of anything, it's serious reform. for him to take that name is a statement that says he knows we need to change. you were speaking about the moral changes. i don't think the teachings will change but the way you package something matters a lot, as you know. and i think this pope will give a very human face, a compassionate face, to teachings that's not always's to take but true teaching. i think he'll stay loyal to the teaching but a more humannen face. >> neil: if you forgive my typical media shallow-type question. even those who loved him and marveled at his

people's souls and hearts with the best story ever. and this is the bible. this is jesus christ. jesus christ, it's not a role. it's a figure. it's a life. so, the fact that i had the privilege of doing something higher than life, for me it's just overwhelming. i'm so grateful for this opportunity. it's just amazing the feedback that we're having. >> people are really talking about his performance. it's beautifully nuanced and its ability to kind of combine the lion and the lamb that is jesus, you know. the message here for hollywood is don't dismiss the faith of a nation and people's personal faith really plays a role in building successful consumer brand relationships. >> what is that like to interview jesus and mary and peter? >> they were fantastic and roma downie is so lovely. >> more than 10 million people are watching every sunday. >> beating "american idol" on sunday. >> this sunday is the last one. >> it is is the last one. the resurrection, the crucifixion and book of revelation. >> what is fox dimming on? >> we are dimming on the rumor that kim kardashian and kanye may be na

those who celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. >> this weekend michelle, and the rest of us will join christians around the world to celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ and the hopeful promise of easter. >> in his weekly address the president said that the easter and pass over holidays give millions of christians and jewish people a chance to slow down and recommit themselves to loving their neighbors. >> hundreds of catholics gathered for a individuall service this morning in jerusalem. it was held at the church where christians say they believe jesus was crucified and buried. it's held a day before easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus christ. the pope will also celebrate his first easter vigil today after praying for peace in the middle east at a torch lighting service. the service will wrap up a receivers preparations leading up to easter sunday mass. tens of thousands are expected to watch the pope give a special blessing the same balcony where he appeared the day he was elected. >> easter celebrations are being held all over the bay area today

jesus christ at the last judgment sorting the sheep from the goats. a bracing reminder to the cardinals of what their responsibilities are. cardinals of what their responsibilities are. rick: it is something to watch these pictures, isn't it? and to know what these men are about to do and the seriousness with which they take this role as cardinals. again, we talked about this a little bit. cardinals must be under the age of 80 in order to participate in this conclave, and most of these men were appointed to their positions, their current positions by the pope who just resigned, pope benedict vxi who himself is over the age of 80 and is not taking part in any aspect of the selection of his successor. he is at the papal summer residence about 15 miles or so from rome. he is staying there for the next couple of months both to sort of allow for an easy transition to the next papacy, but then he will be moving back into the vatican, and an apartment is being bullet for him right now on the grounds -- built for him right now on the grounds of the vatican, and that will be something

passover to those who celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. the president urged people to slow down. >> this weekend i hope we're all able to take a moment and pause andreflect. to give thanks for our blessings, rededicate ourselves to interests larger than our own. >> ama: the president will spend easter with his wife and daughter. >> 65 people in california will remember this weekend as the time they were pardoned by governor brown. among those pardoned, a murder parolees in 1996 after serving 15 years in prison. most ofof the pans involved -- pardons involved people convicted of selling or purchasing drugs. and everyone receiving pardons has been out of prison for more than ten years and has not been in trouble since. >>> governor jerry brown declared this date welcome home vietnam veterans dade -- date in california. it was the 40th anniversary of the withdrawal of u.s. troops from southeast asia and the city of san jose unveiled a memorial to the 142 native servicemen who lost their live in the conflict. the monument was built entirely by volunteers and is located just eas

jesus christ did resurrect his body, his physical body, or is it your view that that remains and does remain somewhere on the planet? >> i think it is likely that that does remain on the planet, but na his resurrection should be understood as spiritual. >> how far you move this. this is obviously i think -- this is part of a theology that has been in existence for i guess reputable, a reasonably reputable but not reputable to the current pope for a couple of decades at most? how far do you stretch that? for example, jesus is the son of god. you take that in a literal sense? you believe he is the son of god? or is he the sign of god? is he the sacrament of god? is he the signal of god? is he the principal of god? >> i think myself those are all very good characterizations. i don't see one excluding the other. when we refer to jesus being son of god, what we mean is within the christian faith, that when we look to jesus, we see god. god becomes manifest to us. also when we look to god, we discover the personality of jesus. >> now we are in the world of metaphor. >> that is the case

government with the technocrats. >> and christians mark good friday, the day they believe jesus christ was crucified. >> kim jong un has ordered north korean market forces on standby to strike the united states and south korea. the u.s. secretary of defense has denounced the provocative action. >> he met with top military leaders and ordered the preparation that to two u.s. stealth bombers flew over south korea. the north korean military has staged a massive rally in support of the operation to prepare for a massive attack. >> thousands accounting "death to the u.s. imperialists cornerman after a call to arms against south korea and the united states. over the border in south korea, many are worried p'yongyang might act on its debts. there's been a string of worrying signs, including the latest nuclear test in february. tendons on the peninsula are high. >> i am nervous. i do not want north korea to talk like that, but we cannot control them. i am afraid they target the u.s. if that happens, we could be attacked, too. >> north korea is taking a strong stance, but they do not think they are

government with the technocrats. >> and christians mark good friday, the day they believe jesus christ was crucified. >> kim jong un has ordered north korean market forces on standby to strike the united states and south korea. the u.s. secretary of defense has denounced the provocative action. >> he met with top military leaders and ordered the preparation that to two u.s. stealth bombers flew over south korea. the north korean military has staged a massive rally in support of the operation to prepare for a massive attack. >> thousands accounting "death to the u.s. imperialists cornerman after a call to arms against south korea and the united states. over the border in south korea, many are worried p'yongyang might act on its debts. there's been a string of worrying signs, including the latest nuclear test in february. tendons on the peninsula are high. >> i am nervous. i do not want north korea to talk like that, but we cannot control them. i am afraid they target the u.s. if that happens, we could be attacked, too. >> north korea is taking a strong stance, but they do not think they are