surrender and appear in court on tuesday afternoon. he reportedly faces more than 30 charges related to hush money payments made to adult film store. stormy daniels. it is impossible to imagine all the scenarios manhattan law enforcement officials are gaming out right now, given what happened on january 6th given that trump has again called for protests this coming tuesday and given that supporters like republican congresswoman marjorie taylor green are tweeting things like this new york put your maga hats on under our constitutional rights. we will support president trump. and protest the tyrants. i ll see you on tuesday . cnn s polo sandoval joins us now, with more on the extraordinary measures going on outside the new york city courthouse in lower manhattan. polo uh, that s a that s a cocktail of a lot of different things coming together on tuesday. you re going to be busy following all of this. what are you seeing right now? certainly all eyes will be on the building is t
so keep an eye on those gas prices. francis is back and presiding over the holy week. one day after being discharged from the hospital. the pope led palm sunday services in vat vatican square this morning, delivering a prayer in front of a crowd of tens of thousands of worshippers, and he thanked those who prayed for him during his illness. cnn s delia gallagher is in rome for us. pope francis seemed to be in good spirits on sunday for palm sunday mass in st peter s square . you could hear his voice was a bit horse seemed a bit more tired than usual, but that s to be expected from an 86 year old who has just been released yesterday from the hospital for bronchitis. the pope gave his homily in which he spoke about some of those themes that are closest to his heart about people who society abandons the sick. the elderly migrants, people in prison, pope francis will go, in fact to a juvenile jail here in rome on thursday for the traditional washing of the feet. he also thanked people who
good bishop. welcome. thanks for having me. mike: to so a big part of benedict s legacy is his work on the second vatican council back in 1962. tell us about that. he was one of the youngest theological experts at vatican two. he was all of 35 years old when he started, but he had this outsized impact on the writing of the documents and then i think he explained the council to the wider world. at vatican two jost ratszinger joseph rats ratzinger would have been seen as a liberal. let s say in the 10 years or so after the council he became very skeptical of a catholic gig depressivism that he thought was going beyond vatican two and compromising catholic identity, so the liberal of the 60s becomes the conservative of the 70s even though his own hiking really never changed. i think that s key to him, that
are legion. until that accountably gap is filled, my read would be that people here and in other parts of the world simply are fought going to be satisfied. what we are seeing is john allen stand by. our delia gallagher as we explain to view wears we are seeing. the red carpet rolled out in dublin, ireland, will this be the proverbial elephant in the room? will he put forward concrete steps as people seem to be demanding there in dublin around this controversy of sexual abuse by priests? i do want to remind our viewers of what the vatican has said on this issue, if we could pull this forward as we await the pope stepping out, very quickly, just to read this, the pontiff wrote, we showed no care for the little ones. we abandoned them in response to this damming report from a
what s being done? and that can help, but there has been huge damage done to the trust and credible of bishops. and even if there is some system in place for it, people are going to ask, who is going to investigate the bishop? is the brought bishop going to investigate a brother bishop? how is this going to work? are or grand juries going to have to come in and start investigating. delia gallagher just deplaned. we are watching as pope francis steps off the plane into dublin, ireland the question, how does he take on this controversy that is certainly in the air? our senior vatican analyst john allen joins me also live following this story in dublin. john, let s talk about the context of this papal visit quite honest will i the first in decades? reporter: that s right the last time a pope was in ireland