john francis, welcome to our program. >> thank you, maria. >> hinojosa: good to have you here. so you are the author of the book planetwalker: 17 years of silence, 22 years of walking. >> yes, i am. >> hinojosa: and so it really was. people, i'm sure they're like, "really? he stopped talking for 17 years?" >> right, i did, actually. >> hinojosa: and you walked for 22. >> for 22 years, without motorized vehicles, yeah. >> hinojosa: and throughout all of that, an essential part is your friend here, the banjo. >> my friend the banjo. >> hinojosa: does banjo have a name? >> well, it's american princess. american princess. it's an old banjo. it's over 100 years old, and was built in philadelphia. >> hinojosa: so the banjo became a central part of you as a persona in these years where you were walking and you were not talking. >> yeah, it did. >> hinojosa: but let's go back for... and you play it normally. >> i do, all the time. so you might hear it as we're talking. >> hinojosa: it's an extension of... >> yeah, it is. >> hinojosa: but let's talk about how it all started. it started

. >> having an african american artist enter the pant john of van go, francis -- enter the pant john of van -- pantheon of van gogh, francis bacon, yes, it's about time! >> i will be saving up now. maybe. [ laughter ] >>> not a bad day today! >> not at all! could have been worse. >> yes. >> absolutely! and may get worse. >> monday morning isn't looking too good. we had a yellow weather alert for monday morning. i think the commute will be a slow one when you throw in some rain monday morning. you know how it goes. but let's take care of business first. shall we? >> tell me about this. >> we're forecasting a high today of 72 degrees. earlier this morning is when we hit the highs about 3:00 or 4:00. 73. guaranteed temperature is 70. i think temperatures will be similar to today. we have the winds coming in off the ocean. but the front that's dropped south of high pressure into new england had clockwise circulation bringing on the cooler air of the atlantic temperatures. atlantic temperatures only in the 50s this time of year. off to the west and southwest, lots of heavy rain and wet air

. >> pope francis and donald trump, two of the most powerful people in the world meeting face-to-face a short time ago, 2:to local time. >> john roberts joins us live from st. peter's square. >> reporter: pope francis just completed his general audience, those that every wednesday, moving around in the popemobile after a 30 minute meeting with the president of the united states, one of the things where everybody wondered what would happen based on the history between these two, the pope tweeted out donald trump wasn't a christian because he wanted to build a wall instead of a bridge to which the president answered such talk was disgraceful, no leader, particularly a religious leader should be questioning someone's faith but when they met in the apostolic palace in vatican city they seemed to get along, not a lot of smiles from the pope at the beginning of the two men were just getting to know each other but afterwards it seemed they must've had a good meeting because there were smiles and handshakes all around, the pope tweeted out the day before this meeting, quote, dialog allows us to plan a future in common through dialogue

xfinity mobile. >>> hello everyone i'm icea sesay. >> i'm john voluntary in los angeles. we are looking at pope francis in vatican city. he has just concluded a meeting with the u.s. president, donald trump. their first face to face meeting went for 29 minutes and ended with a joke by the sounds of thing. all very friendly and amicable. >> yes, indeed. relaxed body language. the president meeting the pope, also introducing member of the first family, ivanka trump and jared kushner, also traveling with the president and first lady -- >> he can change of gifts as well. the pope giving the president some of his writings in particular on the environment and on climate change. still actually trying to find out what the president gave pope francis. >> we'll let you know as soon as we find out. >> exactly. >>> so we will head over to becky anderson who is standing by n manchester, england's, for all the very latest details there on that terrible attack at a concert on monday night. becky. >> reporter: that's right, john. it is 8:30 in the morning here in manchester. police say the man behind the suicide bombi

francis. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> sreenivasan: as john just reported, the president landed this evening in rome, ahead of an audience tomorrow morning with pope francis. though it is the first meeting between the leaders, they are quite familiar with each other's opposing views on some major, global issues. special correspondent malcolm brabant is in rome for us, and sent us this preview. >> reporter: after the manchester bomb attack, italy's security status remains the same-- on high alert. the vatican is always well protected, but it's locked down tighter than usual for the duration of president trump's meeting with the leader of the world's 1.2 billion catholics. despite the gulf separating them in terms of personality and policies, pope francis insists he has an open mind. >> ( translated ): i never make a judgement about a person without listening to them. i don't think i should do that. >> reporter: massimo franco, a vatican expert with italy's most respected newspaper, says that president trump instigated the meeting and has the most to gain. >> this meeting is more impor

joining me is tara palmieri and also joining us on the phone, john allen, editor of "the crux" and author of "the francisthanks to both of you for being here. there are reports that the pontiff left quite an impression on the president and that the topics of terrorism, the paris accord came up. john, when the president clearly said to the pontiff that what he had said made a big impact on him, what do you think that could have been? >> well, i think actually from president trump's point of view, this meeting probably went about as well as he could have envisioned. frankly, if he had scribbled out the outcome on a cocktail napkin with a pen, which would be in character for this president, i don't think you could have envisioned a better outcome. first of all, the chemistry between the two men, particularly towards the end of the meeting, was obviously quite warm. secondly, if you look at the statements that the vatican put out afterwards, there was a deliberate effort to play down issues of contention and to play up the issues where pope francis and president trump might be able to find common ground. the

there is pope francis in the now famous popemobile. it was introduced by johncarrying out a ceremony of canonisation for it to mike shepherd children. imagine if you can when you see crowds now that you were there 100 years ago and what you would have seen his pasture land with sheep grazing at a couple of small children called jacinta and francisco marto. she was seven, he was nine. 0n francisco marto. she was seven, he was nine. on this day 100 years ago, and that very spot with the pope is now and where all those crowds are waving, they said they had seen the virgin mary, she had come to them. she came to them six times between may and october of 1917. the two of them and their cousin, lucia dos sa ntos. them and their cousin, lucia dos santos. she grew up to be a nun. she died in 2005. the other two is that they were killed in the influenza epidemic this work to europe. they claim that there was a warning of the second world war contained in her visions. there is the pope as he leaves fatima do waving crowds. let's hear it now the story that lies behind thi

francis at the vatican. we're live in rome with more on a very busy day ahead for the president. >>> former head of the cia goes public. johnnnan says the russians did, in fact, make contact with the trump campaign. >>> and manchester. remembering the 22 victims who lost their lives at a concert bombing. what police are now saying about the investigation as the threat level is increased, on alert for potential new alerts. welcome back to "early start". i'm christine romans. . >> i'm dave briggs. first a historic moment at the vatican. in just the last few minutes president trump and pope francis face to face shaking hands, exchanging pleasantries and gifts at the palace. the two leaders meeting in private and putting their differences aside after disagreeing on several issues throughout the campaign. >> the latest stop for this president, a trip that will take him to brussels later today. cnn white house correspondent sara mclaughlin in rome with mr. on the president's visit and the rest of today's agenda. good morning, sara. >> reporter: good morning. the pope is behind me right now. he's delivering his weekly address afte

john core nonof texas. henry hudson, a u.s. district judge from virginia. francis townson who served as homeland security advisor to george w bush. >> we need a director has apolitical, has no political ambitions or aspirations in come in and stand up for the fbi. if there's one danger that the fbi faces is political interference. >> reporter: lawmakers remain divided over comey's firing with some coming to president trump's defense while others call for a special prosecutor to investigate alleged russian ties to the president's 2016 election campaign. the firing took place just one day before the russian foreign minute to center was host to do the white house, president trump addressed the press aboard shifting focus from the controversy to the candidates being considered to replace comey. >> i think the process will put almost all of them are very well known, they've been vetted over their lifetime. essentially. but very well known, highly respected really talented people. >>> sources tell fox news there are as many as 12 candidates being considered for comey's o

francis naming two new saints to the catholic church. the saints are two children who 100 years ago said the virgin mary appeared to them in the town fatima in portugal. johnlive in jerusalem with the story. reporter: what a celebration this was. half a million people attended pope francis open air mass and canonization celebration in portugal. this is a town of about 11600 people, half a million people descended from all over the world for the canonization. imagine how many packed it was. for good reason, as mentioned, pope francis was there to canonize the two young shepherd children who said that they saw visions of the virgin mary a hundred years ago in fatima. they were seven and nine at the time and they say they saw the aberrations six times between may 13th 1970 and october 13 th, 1917 along with her older cousin luciana who, by the way, was on the way to statement. they died in 1918 were canonized for a miracle attributed to them listen to this, a little boy named lucas who fell out of a window in 2013 in brazil wasn't expected to survive or at the very least was being dead but the mother prayed to the two children and six days later, lucas woke u

john. >> reporter: yeah. well, julie, president trump will be meeting with pope francis on may 24th at the vatican, as you justand a little while ago on his flight back to rome, the pope talked with reporters and journalists onboard that flight saying as he said, he's not going to try to convince president trump to soften his policies on ingration, on -- immigration, on the environment. they've had vastly contrasting views on many of these issues. but again, the pope saying he's not going to try to change that. instead, they're going to try to look for common ground and things that they have in common. here's also what pope francis said in part. listen. [speaking italian] >> translator: i never make a judgment about a person without listening to them. i don't think i should do that. during our talks, things will come out. i will say what i think, and he will say what he thinks. but i have never, never wanted to judge a person before hearing what they have to say. >> reporter: now, the pope's comments came after a big day in portugal where half a million people attended the canonization of two shepherd children

francis. this is happening as there are investigations in the meddling of the election. john brennan testified on the hill again saying he warned the russians to stay out of our elections and he was asked about potential collusion with the trump campaign. >> i don't know whether or not such collusion -- that is your term -- such collusion existed. i don't know. but there was a sufficient intelligence that required further investigation by the bureau. alison: brennan was asked i anyone contacted him about concerns that the investigators were trying to get him to drop the flynn investigation and he said no. jonathan: talk about the weather situation. live picture of the capitol. the sky almost matches color. a little gray. a little offwhite. the rain did hold off. but keep your umbrella handy. we are told it is coming tonight. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill has timing for us and a lot of rain. doug: much later tonight for the heavier rain. rain moving back in area. areas of showers now. most areas are cloudy with temperatures in the middle 60's. show you doppler ra

john roberts. later in the trip the president will be going to the vatican to make pope francis.ential topic, the vatican's new ambassador. the president nominating the wife of former house speaker newt gingrich to be the us ambassador to the vatican. the speaker converted to catholicism for him. -- previously worked as a congressional it in the house of representatives and is president of the gingrich charity foundation.the position had to be confirmed by the senate. >> the senate intelligence committee announcing form fbi director james comey has in fact agreed to testify in public. the question is whether he will be allowed to or if he will actually get the chance to. the committee moving forward with the investigation into russia and the trump campaign. although at this point have been no evidence of collusion. while nearly a appointed rubber mailer takes over the of fbi investigation. some are expressing concern that the public testimony can make things harder for the bureau he once led.>> there's no upside for molar and special counsel to have james comey testify in a publi

john is live in our middle east bureau with more. >> julie, half a million people attended pope francis' open air mass celebration today in portugal.the way, of about 11,600 people, so you can imagine how absolutely packed it was. but for good reason. ♪ >> the pope was there to canonize the two sheppard children who said they saw visions of the virgin mary 100 years ago and francisco. 7 and 9 at the time, they say they saw the apparition six times between may 16, 1917 and october 1st, 1917, along with their older cousin who is also on the way. francisco died in the 1918 flue pandemic but were canonized for a tradition to them. a little boy lucas who fell out of a window in 2013 in brazil was not expected to survive or at least have brain damage, the mother prayed to francisco. six days later, lucas woke up, began talking, and was released from the hospital. the family had an emotional meeting with the pope today. pope francis also spent time with a palestinian iraqi family. the second time that family is met with the pope and the family's grandmother told pope francis they hope to see him again at some point here in jerusalem. last

john cornyn of texas, former isn't u.s. attorneyal lis fisher. michael garcia, district judge henry hudson who serves eastern virginia and francis towns send formerand security and counterterrorism adviser. the candidates met with attorney general jeff sessions and deputy attorney general rod roasenstei. >> thank you, marianne. >>> president trump is considering firing his press secretary and hiring a woman with bay area ties. "the new york times" is reporting mr. trump may drop sean spicer and replace him with fox news host kimberly gill foil. she's a former san francisco deputy district attorney and the former wife of gavin newsome. six west wing officials told the times that the president not happy with several top aides but especially spicer. it comes from criticism over the administration shifting accounts of the reasoning behind the president's decision to fire fbi director james comey. >> meantime, president trump told college graduates today they should relish the opportunity to be n outsider. mr. trump make his first comment mens speech as president today at liberty university in virginia. he told graduates to never ever give up, do not

at the top commander in afghanistan, john nicholson issued the following statement, any isis member that comes to afghanistan will meet the same fate. pope francis in rome said that the u.s. and other should not call any bomb that can cause so much death and destruction mother. president trump will meet the pope later this month. >> julie: thank you very much. >> jon: the president tweeting about his former national security advisor, general michael flynn. the senate committee is set to hear from the attorney general who says that she warned the white house about the russian context before he was fired. we are live on capitol hill with more on that. plus president trump's travel ban start a protest across the country, and our attorneys are gearing up for arguments on the ban before the federal apparel's court. what to expect coming up. >> regulated unvented travel is not a universal truth privilege, especially when national security is at stake. s it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medic

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john 23rd, wearing a long black dress with a huge veil. today it is not that kind of requirement, and certainly pope francis is not -- >> it was a choice. >>hem. for example, when we're on the papal plane, we wear darker colors, nothing flashy, and don't wear mantias or head covering. it is a choice. it is out of respect more than anything. >> you have been to the vatican, it is a hum bling experience to see the pope and to be able to tour it the way president trump will tour it. >> if this is the first time he has been to the vatican, think of all that he experienced. he is going behind the scenes, up in papal apartments, going through the clementine hallway, spectacular fres kas. this is where the pope has his private audience when there's a glup. then he goes into the room of small thrones, into the papal library and then meets the pope. i think that regardless of what your religious belief is, when you meet someone who is the leader of a faith and the pope does have an aura about him, it can be overwhelming to some degree. >> that's what we talked about. no matter muslim, jewish, christian, whatever you are, meeting the pope and visiti

john paul ii. and the -- the current pope francis, mayor, have you -- i understand it is a pope's probably primarye -- to really have compassion and help for the poor, and people that are on the low end of the economic scale. but has anything he said, being from south america in terms of capitalism, or in terms of how to approach the world's problems. have you had a problem with any of the things he's said? have you disagreed or sort of shaken your head and thought about you wouldn't -- go ahead. >> i'd say that most important job of the pope is saving souls. >> right. >> and getting people to heaven. giving people encouragement. material things are, of course, important. that's really the job of a politician. a president of the congress. the pope can add his voice to that. but, you know, really what you need, you need two things, don't you? you need a political voice. and you need a moral voice. sometimes when the political establishment doesn't do what they should be doing then it's time for a moral voice. now here's the thing. when they both work together, not necessarily the same ideology on e

john kelly will brief members of the house appropriation subcommittee on his department budget request wech we'll have it live at 3:00 p.m. eastern. earlier this morning, president trump met with pope francis at the vatican. here is a little bit of that visit.

john, poppy? >> all right. ben for us. you can see him there in rome. just a reminder of some of the history there before the u.s. election. pope francisagainst walls that divide. in february 2016 he said a bern that thinks only about building walls and not building bridges is not a christian. then candidate donald trump responded if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, i can tell you the pope will wish and prayed that donald trump would have been president. ben noted there were some tweets after this. these two men together have 40 million follows between them. very, very popular. joining us now from rome, john allen. john, thanks so much for being with us. take us inside these meetings with the pope. what goes on when a world leader, particularly one who may have had some pickly history with the pope, what happens when they are in a room together? >> first of all, the situation this morning was to some extent unprecedented, which is a hard word to use when you are covering an institution that has more than 2,000 years of history behind it. but in this case it was the first time the pope called out an american presidential candid

remember john paul ii was here and pope paul vi was here and they are used to some big crowds. a lot of people come out for francis has been going on for quite some time here in fatima. >> huge crowds there. wonderful to be there and see these live pictures of the pope, pope francis celebrating mass with thousands of catholic pilgrims. delia gallagher live in portugal, thank you. >>> back to u.s. politics following a no nonsense crowd in the u.s. state of texas. ahead, we'll meet some trump supporters from texas who share their advice for the 45th president. stay with us. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program for less than 35 cents a day, just $9.95

francis honor of a lifetime. two leaders often disagreed on several topics and today seemed to be about reconciliation after monday terror attack in england. fox's johnerts. >>> president trump has been pushing nato to become more relevant by taking on greater counter terrorism mission the bombing in manchester stressed that mission to top of agenda. >> when you see something like happened two days ago you realize how important it is to win this fight and we will win this fight it's a horrible situation it's unthinkable and we will win 100%. >>> belgium has enormous problem with isis inspired terrorism. 32 people killed in the brussel airport bombing march of last year and mastermind of november 2015 paris concert massacre had belgium membership and tomorrow's m meeting president trump will express importance of military alliance going all in on fight against isis. >> nato joining isis coalition we do think that would be really important step for them to take. they've been observer and they've become more and more engaged in the actual fight to defeat isis. >> terrorism was also front and center as president trump met for first time with pope francis

john kennedy and bobby kennedy and ted kennedy. what impact has the catholic faith haven't on your life and does it faith the way you think about pope francis? >> well, think first of all, dan, thank you for that great first question. you start off really easy. that was a -- that is a tough one. i want to thank the key school for inviting me here. walked around the campus. >>> it's a great school. and incredible resource here's for kid. so thank you. and thank you all very much for coming. i really appreciate you spending time with me on a saturday afternoon. obviously the faith -- the catholic faith, my mom and day went to mass every day. my father and mother, whether they were traveling in america or around the world, i remember clearly when they check into hotels the first question they asked was always where is the local catholic church and what time is mass in the morning? so, that sense of catholicism was imbedded into me and all of my siblings as well. so i think that you can't for me separate our perspective, our views on the world, from catholicism. and the reason i wrote this book is five years ago, four and a half years ago when

francis at the vatican. we're live in rome with more on a busy day for the president. >>> the former head of the cia goes public. john, in fact, make contact with the trump campaign. >>> and manchester. remembering the 22 victims who lost their lives at a concert bombing, what police are saying about the investigation as the threat level is increased. >>> welcome back to "early start," everybody on a very busy day. i'm dave briggs. >> it really is a busy day. i'm christine romans. nice to see enthusiast morning. big moment at the vatican. a short time going president trump and pope francis face to face shaking hands and exchanging pleasantries. right now the president is meeting with the president of italy. when president trump sat down with the pope in private just a couple of hours ago the two leaders seemed to put their differences aside after disagreeing on several issues during the campaign. >> it's the latest stop for the president on his foreign trip that will take him to brussels later today. cnn white house correspondent sara murray is live in rome with more on trump's visit. sara, very interesting as this s

francis russell was elected the vice president of liberia. in 1883, he became its president mary todd's second relation to become a president. back in illinois, from kentucky lincoln spoke with john todd stewarts, his first law partner and early political mentor who was a conservative old whig. the time would sue, in which we must be democrats or abolitionists said stuart and stewart would eventually join the democrats. when that time comes my mind is made up: can replied. the slavery question cannot be compromised. lincoln added that-- stewart added that lincoln spoke in an emphatic tone. lincoln further expressed to many of his friends his anger at the writing slave power he had observed in kentucky. he was livid that an anti- slavery whig lawyer he knew there, samuel miller have been driven out of the state for his views. lincoln would appoint him to the supreme court. lincoln described young, thoughtless, giddy slaveholders with slaves trudging behind them the most glittering ostentatious and displayed property in the world. lincoln would get excited on the question, said one of his friends, and believed the tendency of the times was to make slavery universal. he told another

francis. >> it's an honor to be with the pope. >> new subpoenas for general michael flynn. former cia director johnrennan speaks to the house intelligence committee. >> individuals who go along a treasonous path do not even realize they're along that path until it gets to be a bit too late. >> so now we've got russia, we've got health care and we've now got the budget rolling in. >> add it all up. the trump budget is comicville. >> you have to have compassion receiving the federal funds but also for the folks who are paying it. >> people across the southeast are in for another day of rough weather. >> holy cow. trees are falling. >> all that -- >> people run for their lives following the crash of a gasoline tanker erupting into a deadly fire ball. >> whoa! in and out of the stadium. he hit it over the stadium. >> and all that matters. >> if they started their day broken by terror, then it is here that they end their day in defiance of it. >> we're strong and we have to stop that. >> on "cbs this morning." >> this is the place where we stand strong together, with a smile on our face, mancunians fore

francis exchanged gifts. the president gave the pope a set of books by martin luther king and the pope gave the president a medal showing an olive branch. the president tweeted -- >> shepard: john roberts traveling with the went -- president. i understand he met with the president of brussels? >> yes, the president just touched down and went into the meeting with charles michel. looks like terrorism will dominate the summit. he said in what is called a pool stray, when the white house pool comes in and takes pictures with the president sitting with the prime minister, he said we will work on problems. number 1 is terrorism. when you see something that happened two days ago, you realize how important it is to win this fight. what happened is horrible and we will win 100%. earlier in the days, the president at the vatican. the pope looking business-like when the first first came in to meet him. after the meeting was over and they talked with translator there's, interpreters for about 30 minutes, it was all smiles and hand shakes. the vatican re-affirming the strong ties with the president and the holy sea. the president vowed to work together to fight against violence in the midd

francis at the vatican in a few hours. what had been a largely by the book first foreign trip has now been eclipsed somewhat by the terrorist bombing in england. chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with the president, and reports tonight from rome. good evening, john. >> james, good morning from vatican city here in the heart of rome. president trump meets with a pop tomorrow, a common concern over acts of terrorism, like the manchester bombing, may override the sharp differences between the two men. in the middle east today, the bombing appeared to bring an old adversary somewhat together. >> as he moved to establish a foundation for peace in the middle east, meeting with the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas, president trump today sought to emasculate the manchester bomber, and anyone who would follow in his wake. >> president trump: somebody young, innocent people, living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers. i won't call them monsters, because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on "losers," because that's what they are. there losers. >> the bombing served as a tragic exclamation point wha

francis overnight. roughly 2:45 a.m. and then meeting with italy's president just moments ago on route to see the prime minister. steve: charter. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us live from saint peter's square. when they went in, they seem kind of icy. they came out. there were smiles. then the pope made a slovenian pastry joke. i know you are going to summarize right now. >> we will get it all in there. there is no question about that. going into this, there was so much anticipation as to what the relationship would be like between the two men. because, don't forget, they had a feud over the border wall where the pope suggested you couldn't be a christian and want to build walls instead of building bridges to which the president said such talk was disgraceful that no leader, particularly a religious leader should question anybody's faith. there was a time where the pope paying own hotel bill and the president didn't like it because he didn't think it was pope like. after 30 minutes together, the ice seemed to melt between the two men. the pope was willing to give it a chance. because he tweeted out yesterday that dialogue can solve a lot of p

john kelly will brief members of the house appropriation subcommittee on his department budget request wech we'll have it live at 3:00 p.m. eastern. earlier this morning, president trump met with pope francis at the vatican. here is a little bit of that visit. thank you, thank you. [ indiscernible conversation ] [ indiscernible conversation ] >>> we're live now on capitol hill where homeland security secretary john kelly will be testifying this afternoon about his department's 2018 budget request and a house appropriations subcommittee hearing. the event should get under way within the next few months. john carter, republican of texas, is the chairman of the house appropriations subcommittee on homeland security. and secretary kelly is in the hearing room, so we expect this to get under way shortly. live coverage on c-span3.