PHILLIPS: Let's go to our "Morning Passport." First stamp, London, victims of the church sex abuse scandal are calling on Pope Benedict to take action and not just apologize. Before wrapping up his four day trip to the U.K., Benedict met with five sex abuse victims and he also talked about the scandal at mass in Britain.</s>POPE BENEDICT XVI, HEAD OF CATHOLIC CHURCH: ... to think of the immense abuse of children, especially within the church and by her ministers, above all, I express my deep sorrow to the innocent victims of this despicable crimes.</s>PHILLIPS: Thousands of protesters demonstrated against the Pope's visit. One sign seen in the crowd accused Benedict of being the boss of the world's largest sex gang. In Vatican City, the Vatican's library reopening to the public after being closed for three years. Work is completed with the library floors which has been a safety concern. The library's collection includes 1.6 million books and hundred of thousands of manuscripts. Next door, In Rome, where one of the seven wonders of the world, the Colosseum, is on fire. Well, not really. It's an illusion. A couple of conceptual artists have actually it. They burn other landmarks around the world. Italians love it. 20,000 people have driven by to see it. And crossing the English Channel, a quadruple amputee has successfully completed the marathon swim. The Frenchman used special flippers to do it. He actually lost his legs from the knees down and arms from the elbows down, in an electrical accident. He says that he made the channel crossing to inspire those who think life is nothing but suffering. A Texas high school quarterback and an entire community desperate for answers about how he falls to his death in the middle of a Friday night game.
Abuse Victims Want Action, Not Pope's Apology