Greg Burke Reporting News Today

As usual, its one of the most events of the entire week in rome. what a setting with the coliseum as a back drop. the pope saying that christs cross is the supreme sign of gods love for every man and woman. the answer to every persons need for love. earlier in the evening, a very solemn and somber commemoration of the lords passion in saint peters basilica. pope benedict at one point kneeling before the crucifix at the main altar and kissing it as well. of the 84-year-old pope seems to be holdin...

Necessary, but it was necessary, he says. >> reporter: the country seems to be pull being together -- pulling together. flowers are all over oslo today because last night there was a vigil, and instead of candles, most people came with flowers. about 150,000 people going through downtown, passing by the cathedral. its a pretty small town, so you certainly see both the effects of the bombing, but you see, also, the effects now of how people are starting to deal with it. it certainly looks like so...

But the residents say its been very slow, they want to take that over themselves. finally, this is somewhat of a blow for silvio berlusconi, he earned high remarks -- marks for the immediate recovery of getting people into temporary homes but here youre seeing what a hard job really it is to bin laden the city back up. could take ten years, could take much longer than that. jon: greg burke reporting live from rome, thanks greg. some new explosive allegations of voter victimdation, including wh...

Could change with the case in the united states. >> gregg: greg burke reporting live from rome, thanks very much. >> juliet: many americans saying they are fed up with how washington works. this week some of them will get a chance to make auththeir voic heard and will vote them in or vote them out in primary prarac. polls open this tuesday and races drawing national interest because it will give us a better idea of the mood of the electorate. julie kirtz has the latest on this. julie? >> reporte...

Violent intentions. jon, germany is going to play a key role in the bailout. theres a proposed bailout right now for greece, a huge loan, nearly $150 billion. germany will be taking a big part of that. the chancellor, angela merkel, says its nothing less than the future of europe which is at stake right now, that greece cannot fail. finally, jon, could it spread? that is really the question here. it already is to a certain degree with jittery markets in portugal and spain. also the euro is down ...