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"Inspired by their example of mercy, charity and reconciliation, may the Christians of these lands look with hope to the future, following the path of solidarity and fraternal coexistence," Pope Francis said of the women at the end of the Mass.

"Right now we haven't had any reports of injuries or fatalities, and we hope it will stay that way," Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management spokeswoman Keli Cain said.

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"If you didn't believe in a higher power before you hear this story, you absolutely have to believe in one now because it's basically a miracle." http://cbsn.ws/1H9SaX3

ISIS oil facilities have been frequent targets of the U.S.-led bombing campaign, but this time the Delta commandos intended to capture the man who ran the operation.

David Letterman is giving one TV interview before leaving "Late Show with David Letterman." Watch it tomorrow on "CBS Sunday Morning." http://cbsn.ws/1cHchnf

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Some photos just need more explaining than others: http://cbsn.ws/1A6JZhf

"If you really want to continue enjoying chocolate and the chocolate products and produce, you should care about what I'm doing." http://cbsn.ws/1e7GTPR

Federal officials want Amtrak to immediately expand use of a speed restriction system in the area of Tuesday's deadly derailment.

Notre Dame President the Rev. John Jenkins said "it is a profound sadness ... to lose someone so young and brimming with promise."

"Why squander a historic opportunity to sell more American products and know-how and create more high-paying American jobs? That's crazy."

One of the most important eyewitnesses to the Boston Marathon bombing never took the stand: http://cbsn.ws/1Hnh5Mh

In photos, the most expensive paintings sold at auction, after this week's record sale.

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A look back at the week that was, in photos.

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For most people, your home is your most valuable asset, so you need to make sure it is fully protected: http://cbsn.ws/1d6P3I3

The deadly Amtrak derailment leads our look at what made headlines this week: http://cbsn.ws/1KV05e2

"I have a plot from an old TV show like 'Murder, She Wrote,' where we have five suspects and I can't put a finger on any of them." Watch "48 Hours" tonight: http://cbsn.ws/1Hmykgv

Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced the news this morning.

Why has it taken 80 years to build the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture? Watch "60 Minutes" Sunday: http://cbsn.ws/1KUbNFu

"She recalled either being hit by a rock or shot at." Your world in 90 seconds in today's Eye Opener from "CBS This Morning: Saturday." http://cbsn.ws/1HmMePZ

Supporters of Mohammed Morsi and his now-outlawed Muslim Brotherhood chanted "down, down with military rule" as the verdict was announced.

This time-lapse video shows the beauty of New Delhi, courtesy of Jack Fisher: http://cbsn.ws/1ENcZpC

A look at the evidence prosecutors used to convict Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was sentenced to the death penalty on Friday.

Who won the battle of the heavyweights?

WATCH: A cat that doesn't want a girl to play the accordion, a tiny hamster's tiny tiki party and more of the week's viral videos: http://cbsn.ws/1PLIt5C

Stargazers, take note.

"Put a smile on my face and an imprint in my heart, that's going to last me a lifetime." A son's unforgettable gift to his mother: the prom night she never had.

Blue Bell Creameries will lay off more than a third of its workforce after a series of listeria recalls.

In a surprising revelation, the National Transportation Safety Board said a projectile appears to have hit the windshield of an Amtrak passenger train before it derailed Tuesday night, killing eight passengers and severely injuring dozens.

Taco Bell may be adding margaritas to the menu.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh: "We will forever remember and honor those who lost their lives and were affected by those senseless acts of violence on our City."

"Mama, that is a giant alligator!"

LOOK: These kids just couldn't stop staring at the 10-foot-long alligator casually taking a stroll across their front lawn: http://cbsn.ws/1Fj7GmH

Some findings were unexpected.

MORE: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev sentenced to death for Boston Marathon bombing; execution would be carried out by lethal injection.

BREAKING: Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been sentenced to death http://cbsn.ws/1PLcoep

What you need to know about the sentencing phase of the Boston Marathon bombing trial; it's life-or-death: http://cbsn.ws/1d3yahF - CBSN

JUST IN: Jury has reached a verdict in penalty phase of Boston Marathon bombing trial http://cbsn.ws/1d3yahF - CBSN

The teacher apparently didn't know what the film was about.

Investigators are still trying to figure out why the train sped up from 70 mph to over 100 mph in the minute before it went into a sharp bend.

A woman who went on a blind Craigslist date realized the guy looked nothing like the picture that he had sent her. When she tried to end the date early, he refused. He tied her arms, placed duct tape over her mouth, a bag over her head and threw her in the back seat of the car, police said.

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"The blues has lost its king, and America has lost a legend." - President Barack Obama

A landscaper has been charged with animal cruelty after police say he ran over a mother duck and her 11 ducklings with his riding lawnmower.

A closer look at five small SUVs: http://cbsn.ws/1EKYsf0

A look at some of the ways this election's crop of White House hopefuls are pushing the boundaries.

Awesome car "creations" are roaring to life in the fourth Mad Max film.

The thrill is gone this morning for millions of music fans: http://cbsn.ws/1EKT0Jg

The discovery of a U.S. Marine helicopter's wreckage in Nepal tops our summary of the news you need to know this morning: http://cbsn.ws/1Fi9HPO

The American chopper vanished Tuesday while carrying six Marines. Your world in 90 seconds in today's Eye Opener from "CBS This Morning." http://cbsn.ws/1A5YS32

What drought? The grass is still green on the celebrity side of the fence.

The NFL Players Association wanted a neutral arbitrator to hear Tom Brady's appeal. If the league and its investigators are truly confident in its case, the union said, "they should be confident enough to present their case before someone who is truly independent."

In social media postings, a user who appears to be Brandon Bostian was often critical of the railroad industry for failing to implement safeguards against human error. One posting from 2011 read, "At any point over the previous eighty years the railroad could have voluntarily implemented some form of this technology."

Caroll Spinney, 81, is Big Bird and has been for 46 years

Late Thursday, the National Transportation safety board emphasized that a technology called positive train control could have prevented Tuesday's deadly derailment.

David Letterman will go out with a star-studded bang for his final three "Late Show" episodes.

The odds of discovering a quadruple quasar by chance are around 1/10,000,000.