actually reverse the good affects the alcohol brings. bill: moderation indeed. thank you john. happy hour is in six hours down there in atlanta. i m going to try that out after lent. martha: all during lent not one glass of beer, wine, anything, we are so proufd you. bill: so far. ten more. i m not counting martha: you are counting every day. all right. how about this chris christie is hoping this a brand-new casino means that atlantic city s glory days will be back. why he is asking bruce springstein to pitch in and do the right thing for his beloved state. the governor is on his way to his 127th bruce concert. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle
he has 250,000 followers and said quote, feel free to reach out and touch him. the address actually is miles away from the shooter s actual homes. the owners of the home say their son s name is george michael zimmerman and is no relationship whatsoever. they are fearing for their lives. you have spike lee retweeting someone s address. bill: there is a real good chance that the story is not going to progress until april 10th which is when the grand jury will convene there. pope benedict the xvi wrapping up history-day trip in cuba. celebrating a mass in revolution square 14 years after his predecessor pope john paul the ii preached on the same spot. we hear a lot of speculation
fidel castro will meet with the pope before the depart you re today. how significant will that be? reporter: well, bill, it is significant. overall it s highly symbolic as the trip is, clearly the pope coming to see cuba. that is huge because the church has been so limited here and because of what fidel is here, such a symbol for cuba, along with hugo chavez, what communism is here in this part of the world. because of who john paul the ii was and his fight against communism it is important and it s a show of good will. there are some major problems when you hear the pope talking about religious freedom, he s essentially saying more room for education, freedom of education, run schools for the church. bill: let s see if it makes a difference in the end. thank you. martha: landmark moments inside the supreme court showdown that
afghanistan and go off the al-qaida. the pope understood very well what had happened, that this was an attack on the people of the united states, and he was grieving as deeply as i was and all of our fellow americans on that day. martha: boy, what an extraordinary moment for you to have witnessed with him. and just quickly if you can, secretary nicholson, also when president bush visited him that was also a significant moment in that dialogue. president bush visited the pope three times on my watch, he visited the pope in rome more than any other living president any other president, period. and they really had akin ship. and i remember one visit, i think it was the second the president came in and mrs. bush and entourage and an american cardinal was present and he broke the ice and said, how are you feeling this morning, holy father. and by then his parkinson s had
martha: there are some more scenes from tuscloosa, alabama. we are awaiting one of the biggest events that is coming up, you know, there are so many things going on in all of these different spots in the world. we ve been here today in london but the next big event is in rome, and pope john paul the 22 roam s passing of course has prompted the discussion of him becoming a saint and the beatification is taking place in a few days. we are going to talk about that and go back a little bit to his incredible life ph just a moment. stay with us for that. more on america live coming up.