From NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.The cardinals who will decide who will succeed Pope Benedicthave wrapped up their pre-conclave discussions.Vatican's spokesman Thomas Rosica saysthe session focused on the qualities next pontiff will need.One of the themes that went through almost all of the presentationswas that of the expectations and hopes for the new pope a profilethat has been addressed over the past presentations,but this morning was addressed particularly.The conclave gets underway tomorrow,Sean O'Malley of Boston and Timothy Dolan of New Yorkare among the U.S. cardinals voting on the successor.A federal jury has found former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick guilty of racketeering.As WDET's Quinn Klinefelter reports the verdict comes after a nearly six-month trial.Prosecutors argued that Kilpatrick-ran Detroit's government like an organized crime syndicates,stealing millions of taxpayers' dollars to his friend contractor Bobby Ferguson,taking kickbacks and using his own father Bernard as a go-between.All three were on trialand the jury found the former mayor guilty of 24 of the 30 counts against him,convicted Ferguson of racketeering, extortion and bribery,but found Bernard Kilpatrick guilty of only one tax charge.Jurors said they reached their verdict late last Fridaybut wanted the weekend to sleep on their decision before rendering it publicly.The racketeering conspiracy carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.For NPR News, I'm Quinn Klinefelter, in Detroit.Harvard University has offered a qualified apology for the way
