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The pontiff did not discuss the abuse directly on this trip. only on the plane, he talked about the church being damaged by our since. however, the archbishop on the alter this morning in malta saying the church has the humility to face its since and failings of its own members. the pope turned 83 on friday and this marks his fifth year as pope. >> okay, thanks, greg. a fugitive with mafia ties was on the loose for two days and now is back behind bars. the 37-year-old was in kentucky to testify ...

Dangers are over but some are very concerned and one airline doesnt want to be the one responsible for any catastrophe. so they are erring on the side of caution and hoping to break the travel jam, calling this unprecedented in the history of aviation and hope it can be resolved in the coming days. back to you, shannon. >> since you were on the front lines of this story, greg, how are people coping where you are? camping out at the airports, finding hotels, what is the situation? >> well, it is ...

What the christian legal society wants is something more, something that no one else has been given and that, quite frankly, flies in the face of a lot of supreme court decisions that says the government doesnt have to subsidize discrimination. it doesnt have to subsidize it if it is the christian legal society, the ku klux klan, this is another way of saying were not going to put up with it. but greg is saying we want to be the outlier and that is wrong. >> is it about money? >> they wanted to ...

airports throughout the continue -- continent and around the world. determine knee has opened some airports and klm has flown a plane through the ash cloud. we have coverage from around the world on this story. we have a correspondent from brussels, one is stranded in dubai and here is the very latest from laura. while the volcanic ash continues to spew, thousands of travelers are wondering when they will get home. klm is sending test flights into the air to see if it is safe for pas...

>> abernethy: welcome. im bob abernethy. its good to have you with us. the clergy sex abuse scandal continues to roil the catholic church. new claims of abuse emerged across europe and elsewhere, as did allegations that known abusers were transferred between parishes. the vatican responded by urging bishops to report all accusations to civil authorities when the law requires it, but also again lashed out against what it called bias in the news coverage. at the same time, a top vatican ...

>> abernethy: welcome. im bob abernethy. its good to have you with us. the clergy sex abuse scandal continues to roil the catholic church. new claims of abuse emerged across europe and elsewhere, as did allegations that known abusers were transferred between parishes. the vatican responded by urging bishops to report all accusations to civil authorities when the law requires it, but also again lashed out against what it called bias in the news coverage. at the same time, a top vatican ...

By the end of sunday, more than 63,000 flights will have been canceled since april 15th and that out of 24,000 flights that normally operate on sunday, only some 4000 will fly. now, i just heard from the american red cross here in new york. representatives say they are currently working with the citys operation of emergency management and port authority to help the travelers out. so far the red cross has delivered 800 cots and blankets to jfk airport and well continue to bring you the latest. >>...