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german chancellor lived in the shadows of hitler's regime, referred as god's rottweiler. years caused him to go unnoticed. he was the first pope to go green, making the vatican the first country in the world with zero carbon footprint. putting solar panels on its rooftops and bringing in electric mobiles including a popemobile. he was the pope when sex scandals came to light and he spearheaded towards a zero tolerance policy. it was too little too late for some but cardinal ratzinger who ordered the response to the scandal including a special downstairs handle cases extending and in ...

hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all over the world. i'm bianca nobler. >> i'm max foster live from london. we want to get to our special coverage. pope emeritus benedict's funeral. in when 30 minutes from now the funeral for the former pontiff will begin in st. peter's square. >> dignitaries from around the world will be attending and pope francis will be leading the mass. he'll become the first pontiff in modern times to preside over the funeral service for his predecessor. moments ago the coffin carrying pope benedict left st. peter's bas...

Catholic orthodoxy in a time of runaway secularization and moral relativism. more progressive, or liberal elements in the catholic church will see him as a somewhat tragic figure who in their eyes tried to slow down or obstruct some of the changes in the church that were intended by the second vatican council in the 1960s and as they would see it are only now turning to fruition under benedict's successor, the more liberal pope francis. some survivors of clerical sexual abuse, as fred was saying, will remember pope benedict as the public face of catholic denial and cover on the abuse scandals....

Hero. but for those who were looking for change within the church, they feel differently. >> yeah. laila, you know, a papeope a lo like a prime minister or president, the legacy is in the eye of the behold are. you're right, for traditional catholics, they will remember benedict xvi as a here ro as a champion of teaching of runaway secularization and however, more liberal catholics would see him as an unfortunate figure. they would say he tried to slow down or stop reforms in the life of the church that were intended by the second vatican council in the mid1960s. but they would say are only re...