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Known to other cardinals. certainly we look at cardinal dolan -- >> and o'malley as well. >> cardinal dolan as president of our conference of bishops already has some leadership role in the church in the united states and as archbishop of new york is already very much in the media spotlight. >> and what about the fact that they cannot communicate, and the great lengths that they're going through in order to make sure that nothing is leaked? >> well, they've not said that they're actually confiscating their cell phones and smartphones. but the radio silence that they'll have, whatever kinds of ...

this is important, because it's the last day before the iowa caucuses, just 19 days away. and while newt gingrich remains the national front-runner, he has been losing steam. take a look at the latest poll. this is a gallup poll that shows in the beginning of december, just ten days ago, 37% of republican voters say they will pick newt. 22% picked mitt romney. but here's how it looks now. newt's number has dropped to 29%. romney, as no doubt he's incredibly frustrated by, remains the same. but it doesn't go down, remains around the same, 24%. as we've seen in this race, anything can ...

hello, everyone. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, the republican candidates for president have just finished debating in iowa. this is important, because it's the last day before the iowa caucuses, just 19 days away. and while newt gingrich remains the national front-runner, he has been losing steam. take a look at the latest poll. this is a gallup poll that shows in the beginning of december, just ten days ago, 37% of republican voters say they will pick newt. 22% picked mitt romney. but here's how it looks now. newt's number has dropped to 29%. romney, as no doubt he's incredibl...

Hearing anything from the white house here specifically to that agreement, joe. but i can tell you that this would certainly relieve some of the pressure from this administration from the president himself. there have been a lot of questions about the u.s. mission there in libya about cost, about an exit strategy. the president and other senior administration officials have talked about this and narrowly defined in their row focus of this mission. and that the u.s., which has been taking a supporting -- a leading role rather would move in the second phase to a supporting role. what would that ...

He got just two this morning, actually one on libya, one on japan. administration officials gave us a tick tock of all of the briefings he's received since friday night and it's been more or less round the clock. he's been dashing in between the meetings, for example, saturday, with the brazilian president and talking to his secretary of state, secretary of defense, and on saturday, authorizing this military action. he's getting i lot of the briefings and so far, so good. the u.s. feels in terms of the military action, no question the u.s. is in the lead here in these initial stages and as the...