We'll check in on proceedings in Rome, after the death of Pope John Paul II.

We'll take a look at the challenges facing this session with Newsweek's Howard Fineman.

he Terri Schiavo case has focused attention on end of life legislation. We'll take a look at the different state laws around thecountry which govern end of life decisions.

Iraq's Parliament finally has a new speaker, meanwhile insurgents attacked the Abu Grahab prison over the weekend.

Business reporter Mark Mills talks with us about the reversing trend in retirement age. As productive boomers reach their 60's, more and more of them are choosing to continue working.

As the Catholic Church mourns the death of it's leader, we take a look at the growing rift between what is preached in Rome and Catholics in the U.S.

We visit a Catholic Church in the Boston area that serves the Brazilian immigrant community.