amman is set to start now.ecky anderson joins us on the phone from amman. also joining us, john allen. he's traveling with the pope. sorry about that, becky. >> let's talk to john. tell us about the significance of the pope's visit and what's on the agenda for today. >> reporter: well, today, he is of course in the jordan capital of amman. while the stops in israel are directed to israelis and the broader jewish community to stop in palestine and bethlehem. today is only a platform for the pope to address not just jordan, but the middle east, the international community and the muslim world. a couple things we expect to put on the table in that conversation would be concern for the swelling refugee community here in jordan. the associated press reports the real total is closer to 1.3 million. there's a huge population of iraqi refugees. we expect him to touch on that and religious freedoms. they represent 5% of the population. rising tides of islamic extremism in the nation. we expect that to be, too. >> becky,

. >> el 70% de los cristianos en ammÁn son palestinos, a los cuales no se les permite poder ver al papapalestina. >> a belÉn, dejarÁ el dÍa siguiente y serÁ recibido por el presidente de la autoridad nacional palestina. despuÉs, el papa cercano y campechano se desplazarÁ hasta la plaza del pesebre que estarÁ abierta a los fieles. >> ademÁs de venerar a los cristianos de la tierra santa. >> en esta iglesia tendrÁ lugar el gran motivo de su viaje, conmemorar el encuentro entre la iglesia de oriente y occidente.

he is in amman, jordan. he celebrated mass with thousands of the faithful in an outdoor stadium. eye continue rary. live in amman, jordan, with his trip which includes a mass in bethlehem tomorrow. >> reporter: a very busy day for him. one thing so that about very passionately was the need for an urge enlt end to the syrian civil war. he also met with a number of refugees from the civil war and the jordan government has taken in hundreds of thousands of people across its borders. earlier today we vent urd out to get a feel of what the pontiff is trying to do here in jordan. speaking not only to jordanian christians but refugees from iraq and syria, he brought a message of peace to a region experiencing anything but. the delegation includes a cleric and rabbi to stress peace. while 90% of jordan is muslim, many say this is example of what a tolerant middle east country should be. just a look at these posters all over the capital. pope francis with king abdullah. in the arab it translates to together we make peace. it is part of the campaign 20 jordanian government to transform thi

pope francis is due to celebrate mass in amman's international stadium.ope will meet with the leader of the orthodox church in bethlehem. that is on sunday. >>> and according to espn, donald sterling, the disgraced billionaire owner of the l.a. clippers is signing over the control of the team to his wife, shelly. she is now talking with the nba about selling the team. and finally, ever feeling a little bit old? i know, happens to me sometimes. take a look at what 115 years young looks like. geraldine tally from michigan, she is now the oldest person in america, born in 1899. she lives with her daughter in the same home since the 1960s. she walks on her own. she even went on a fishing trip last year. miss tally is the second oldest person in the world. the oldest is a woman in japan, she is 116 years young. >> that could be your great great great great -- >> 115 and doing well. >> miss tally. >> yeah, she looks like she's doing great. i like to know what the secret is. >> yeah. >> thanks, ron. >> thanks, ron. >> well, time for the check of the weather. bac

the pontiff arrived at the international airport in amman, greeted to a rock star welcome, crowds lined as he made his way to the king's palace, where he had a private meeting with the king there. and then held a large, open-air mass not only for jordanian christians, but also iraqi refugees, syrian refugees, palestinians were there, and that's where he made those remarks about the need to end the syrian civil war and also thanked the jordanians for bringing in so many syrian refugees. it had been a real strain on the government here. the other message that the pope is bringing is one of religious freedom. remember here in jordan, at least, 90-plus percent of the population is muslim. there is a christian minority here, and he talked a lot about the need for everyone to be able to practice their religion in freedom. he brought with him a muslim cleric and rabbi as part of his official delegation here. the jordanians are using it in a little bit of a way to try and make over their image here. there is billboards all over amman, jordan, showing king abdullah and the holy father together,

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unlike amman and bethlehem, there are no huge enthusiastic crowds here to greet pope francis.he most visible sign of his visit is the extraordinary security that's in jerusalem. many streets are shut down and most of this ancient city is on lockdown. i'm anne thompson in jerusalem. now back to you. >>> ukraine's military launched air strikes this morning against pro russian forces who had taken over the airport in the city of donetsk. gunfire and exploess heard around the airport, smoke can be seen rising from the perimeter. the city is largely under the control of pro-russian forces who largely kept people from taking part in yesterday's presidential election. then they came to the airport today reportedly to demand a withdrawal of ukrainian forces who had been polices the perimeter. back here at home, walnut creek police searching for a man they say apparently shot two people just after they left a concert. the suspect firing shots from his car at the victim's car at an intersection at oak grove road right at ignacio shopping center. the two victims, a woman driver and a man

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the pope celebrated mass before a crowd of thousands in amman's international stadium. first time a pope is traveling with leaders of other faith. a rabbi and an imam are both accompanying the pope on this trip. claudia is in the capital of amman. >> reporter: craig, tens of thousands of people welcomed the holy father on his first trip to the holy land. pope francis landed in amman this morning, on the first leg of the trip that will take him also to the palestinian territories and israel, where he held a big mass at the international stadium here in front of a crowd of more than 20,000 people. but it was mostly for the hundreds of thousands of refugees, many of them christians who have found refugee in this country after they were forced to flee from neighbors countries like syria, the palestinian territories, and as far as iraq, because of war, persecution, and economic constrai constraint. in jordan, christians believe that jesus was baptized to meet some of these refugees and tell them, you are not alone. but the pope is trying to keep these pilgrimages as entwined

he held a holy mass at a stadium in amman.include stops in both the west bank and israel. nbc is following this history making visit for us. joining me now from jordan's capital, amman. let's talk about security in jordan and how that was beefed up. how is he being received there today? what kind of protection is he being offered? >> security is very tight here in jordan. wherever you walk in the city center around here, where i'm actually staying. you can see thousands of policemen line up in the street. and the pope is not making it easy for them at all. once again, he has decided to -- he has refused bulletproof cars and he's opted to travel in a normal consumer car. well, of course, that's another indication that the pope really has more faith in interreligious dialogue than fear, religious hatred, alex. >> does the pope plan to address the issues that plague that region? >> he's already talked about the exodus of christians who are forced to flee their countries due to persecution. jordan, in particular, is a country that

. >> pope francis began his trip to the middle east today with a stop at amman, the capital of jordan. >> he is spreading the message of peace and tolerance in a region he says is in urgent need of both. here is allen pizzey. >> the entrance to the first event of the papal trip, palmas at the stadium in the jordanian capital was classic pope francis meets the faithful. >> the vatican insists the pilgrimage is strictly religious bit that equates with politics in the middle east. >> francis told the 20,000 faithful to work together to overcome divisions. in an earlier speech he called for an urgent end to the war in syria and a just solution to the palestinian-israeli conflict. >> in a place where symbols matter, the pope has underscored his assertion that religious freedom is a fundamental human right by refusing to use bulletproof vehicles, in this case taking a golf car driven by king abdullah where christian tradition said christ was baptized. >> normally the site is a tourist attraction but the pope was given a few moments alone to pray. he told representatives of the estimated 20,

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pope francis who touched down in amman, this is the first top of his 3-day middle east tour. pope francis will be celebrating mass and mach refugees who fled syria. the pondive travels to the west bank and there to israel. we go live to imam. you are in a stadium where the pope is drew to address not only the diminishing numbers of christians in jordan, but around the middle east. >> reporter: that's correct. over the decade christians have left the region to find opportunities in the west - western countries and in the state, and have - their numbers have diminished. 15 years ago in jordan, they make up 3.9% of the population, and now they don't exceed 3%. however, for jordan they tried to protect themselves as a model country in the region, for peaceful coexistence with the christian minority. this is why the visit for jordan is important. especially with the violence happening around the countries where christians in syria and iraq have left the region, and some have come to jordan, and they are giving them refuge and protecting them. at this time there's a political messa

nick schifrin is following the visit from amman. >> when the man who leads a billion catholics lands in the holy land the faithful fill the stadium. pope francis brought his popularity, pope mobile and pleas for peace to 25,000 christians. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's a holiday. this is a new starting. with jesus. >> they came from across the middle east. rocky flags. jordanians stay they are treated well. it's not the case for christians and neighbouring countries. >> it's a difficult time. we need it badly from all the leaders. to understand that we belong to god. we have to have the peace because we love peace. >> his omilly, peace was not easy. >> peace is not something that can be bought or sold. it is a gift to be sought patiently. >> pope francis came here to the site where jesus was believed to have been baptized and the message shifted, becoming sombre. >> much of the crowd were iraqi. 20,000 syrian christians fled, including joseph salba. trfferent in the last three years syrians suffered from violence. >> reporter: joseph fled to imam 18 months ago. in syria he an

. >> he cheered many palestinians by arriving in the west bank arriving from amman, instead of coming through israel, the mort conventional route. >> absolutely, he was choppered in by jordanian helicopters, made a loop around the sky to the thousands of worshippers here, and that's a big sign in itself. the vatican stated they see palestine as a state of palestine, and in his speech he calls for a 2-state solution. >> what kind of tone is he establishing on this part, day 2 of his 3-day middle east tour. of course, francis is almost as loved by non-christians as he is by catholics. >> reporter: i'm sorry, i believe you talked about the tone he's portraying here. the tone has been the tone that pope francis has been showing as we have seen him as pope for the last year. he's reaching out to the people. the fact that he was in the pope mobile that wasn't a fully armed vehicle, i should say, it had open sides. he wanted to wave to thousands of worshippers there, who were, by the way, not just catholic. there were greek orthodox, muslims and people of all faith and countries. it's not ju

ann thompson is live in amman where the pope is about to visit the holyland tomorrow. mission? >> reporter: his mission, andrea, is to build bridges among the three major faiths in this area that often times find themselves at odds and sometimes in a violent way. that is the muslim faith, jewish faith and of course the christian faith. that desire for unity may be best em exmy fied by the papal swag, you see the pattern of the arabs and jordanian flag here and on the other side of this scarf is the vatican aflag. the theme of his visit here in jordan is to be one. it is to bring the faiths together. but of course the pope said this is a religious trip but here in the middle east as you well know, religion is politics and while the pope tries to avoid some of the politics of this area, it is going to be most difficult to do so. >> indeed. ann, at the same time, when he gets to jerusalem and to bethlehem, that's going to be incredibly meaningful for him as well. >> reporter: absolutely. he is going to say mass in bethlehem and visitle wall in jerusalem and where it is be

su primera escala fue en ammÁn, donde fue recibido por los reyes de jordania, hoy llegÓ a belÉn paraacÍfica". gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. entonces, mario, el papa va a tierra santa, ¿y por quÉ esto es importante? >> yo creo que es muy importante porque es ese diÁlogo entre las tres grandes religiones monoteÍstas, ¿no? que son hermanas en cierto sentido porque adora al mismo dios, pero por otro lado han estado enfrentadas muchas veces. yo creo que el sueÑo del papa es que haya esa reconciliaciÓn, y sobretodo acercarse mucho al mundo musulmÁn, que es el mÁs difÍcil, sobre todo desde los atentados del 11 de septiembre que ha habido esa gran distancia entre occidente y oriente. >> pero ¿hay peleas cuando se reÚnen el lÍder del catolicismo con miembros de la religiÓn musulmana y con el judaÍsmo? todos dicen que "mi religiÓn es la Única me cuenta". ¿cÓmo se resuelve eso? >> hombre, hay cercanÍa, ¿no? en cierto sentido los lÍderes religiosos a veces no estÁn alejados, a veces es mÁs cuando se mete la polÍtica de por medio, ¿verdad? y los asuntos econÓmicos mÁs bien. >> ¿tÚ quÉ dest

. >> so this is the citadel in amman, for example. >> reporter: the getty's alison dalgity gave us aic, social, aesthetic, spiritual. in addition to cataloguing each object or site, the inventory describes existing and potential threats. >> so this starts as an international project but it turns out to have applications here in l.a.? >> that's right.ç it is an international issue. it's the same whether working in iraq or jordan or los angeles. >> reporter: it may sound counter-intuitive: preserving ancient treasures in the middle east is one thing, but how do you apply that idea to a relatively new city like los angeles? in fact, this city has become the largest test case for the new computer program in a project called "survey l.a." iconic symbols are included, of course: the hollywood sign, the walk of fame, the capitol records building, historic movie theaters. but there are also lesser-known places. >> this is the sugar hill neighborhood that was known as west adams.ç >> reporter: it was here in the 1940's, says ken bernstein, who heads the city's historic resources department,

this suburb of amman is a christian enclave.safe haven for this woman, who fled syria with her husband and children and now lives in this two-room apartment. she will meet the pope. she says she is happy the pope cares about the refugees and she will ask him to pray for her family. the u.n. says refugees now make up 20% of jordan's population. the plight of the refugees is an issue the pope will highlight here, and again on sunday when he goes to bethlehem. matt and savannah? >> anne thompson, thank you very much. >>> yet another nba owner is at the center of controversy this morning. dallas mavericks owner mark cuban forced to issue an apology over some very candid comments he made about race. nbc's ron allen's got that story. ron, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah. cuban admitted, using his words now that he is bigoted and has certain prejudices about people based on their race. it was a wide-ranging interview at a business conference. cuban called donald sterling's attitude about race, stupid, bu

pope francis is leaving for a trip to the holy land saying his three days in jerusalem, bethlehem and amman boost relations with oth drthodox christians an calling for a peace between the palestinians and the christians. >>> on sunday, the survival of ukraine may be at stake here with a bloody insurgency raging in the east, a presidential vote could help throw the country out of crisis or plunge it into a full-fledged civil war. cnn is going to be there live and covering the story like only we can on sunday. victor? >> you know what else is coming up this week, a big deal, it could be the biggest deal apple has ever pulled off. alison kosik has that look ahead. >> this week in business news, we're keeping a close eye this week on the apple and beatz deal. there were reports earlier this month apple was in talks to buy the high-end headwear company for $3 billion. if it goes through it would be apple's biggest acquisition ever and a xart tour for a company that's known for creating its own products, not buying them from others. it's also a big week for housing. we get reports on new and exis

bush administration as well viewed the united states as a benign hedge amman and we think that we arefferent than other great powers and that when we expand our influence countries like russia will understand that we're ultimately not very threatening because we are the good guys in the international system this is a remarkably foolish way of thinking about the world but i believe if you spend any time in washington it becomes clear that this delusion is widespread second point i would make is that paid a waiter with a story ok go ahead john finish your second point we'll go to i'll go back to stephen go ahead second point i would make is we were able to get away with nato expansion in the early two thousand and in the one nine hundred ninety s. because russia was remarkably weak and because the initial waves of nato expansion were not so close to russia's border what's happened now is that russia has recovered from the one nine hundred ninety s. it's much more powerful today than it was back then and furthermore expanding nato to ukraine is putting nato right on russia's border and c

after landing here in amman, pope francis met with king abdullah ii and thanked for opening the bordersthe refugees. throughout this community of different faiths would be a big thing because this part of the world has been dominated and in some cases divided by three major religions. judai judaism, islam and christianity. pope francis often speaks loudest with his actions and will do so on this trip. he has two interesting traveling companions, two old friends from argentina, a rabbi and a sheikh. that's theulatest from aman. >> thank you very much. newly installed boy scout president robert gate says the organize's policy toward gays did not go far enough. gates says he would have allowed openly gay adults to take part in scouting. the boy scouts changed their policy to include openly gay scouts but not leaders. gates, the former defense secretary says he respects the decision and won't reopen the debate. >>> the man who led columbine through high school is ready to retire. frank is leaving the school after 35 years. he vowed to stay until every child who had been a student at the tim

. >> el 70% de los cristianos en ammÁn son palestinos, a los cuales no se les permite poder ver al papaquitas, el tercer santuario del islam. una visita con la que el papa intentarÁ cumplir la difÍcil tarea de contentar a todos en una regiÓn convulsa que le espera con los brazos abiertos. >> y por supuesto tendremos cobertura de cada uno de estos viajes y seguimos con karla, johnny y andrea. >> este segmento de "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por tj maxx y marshalls. >> seÑores, ya llegÓ, ya estÁ aquÍ. >> me encanta que me den la bienvenida tan alegre hoy. sÍ. ya lista para el fin de semana largo. en casita, estÁn bien listos. ¿por quÉ no hablar de lo mÁs in? ¿cÓmo comprar ropa de una manera muy sencilla? si les choca probarse en las tiendas, una aplicaciÓn puede ayudarnos. y si sufre del calor, un ventilador tecnolÓgico. fresca! siempre! vamos a verlo. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> si eres indecisa a la hora de comprar ropa y no tomar decisiones fÁcilmente, no te preocupes porque este espejo virtual podrÍa echarte una mano a la hora de elegir tu prÓximo look. la plataforma digital permite probarte

pope francis has arrived in the jordanian capital amman opening his three day trip to the middle east that will also see him visit israel and the west bank where he has thanked jordan for welcoming thousands of refugees fleeing the civil war in neighboring syria and called for an urgent peaceful solution to the conflict the vatican expects some twenty five thousand people to turn out to see the pope during his tour many of them palestinian syrian and iraq the refugees. well thank you for sharing your weekend with us here on r.t. international up next aaron a navigating you through the booms and busts of the banking world could be a bit of a bumpy ride it's next. well just too soon for. this month's show the line between first truth and reality becomes even more blurred and russia and america join forces to fights concepts we take the shaman out for a spin and i become the cool kid in the clock signal to cheer on jesus we've done the future. we think of why we think there are good. for us and beaches. coconut palms gently swaying in the ocean breeze. in fact. white has a deep dark litt

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but the united states by its own policy choices by continuing to act as if it is an unfettered hedge amman able to dictate outcomes in a wide range of regional and functional arenas when that just is simply no longer reality by doing that the united states actually accelerate its its relative decline and till the united states really comes to grips with this new reality that it is becoming a multi-polar world and that in order to promote its own interests and exercise influence in world affairs the united states has to deal with that reality and actually share decision making power authority with other important states to a much greater extent than it's used to doing intil united states comes to terms with that reality i think it's going to continue to be on a path of big celebrating relative to cloth. if they think you asked that war it is that concerned about what power situation in the modern world is it succeeding in protecting its global dominance. i don't think so i think that it is basically trying to act as if it is still the dominant power when that is just no longer the case in m

stands and it's dangerous and clashes continue know all over the region with casualties rising clued in amman civilians and the one of the recent victims of these battles of the situation became an italian reporter and his interpreter the crew has been caught in the back. around the town of slowdowns just kilometers away from where we are now the town that has become one of the main targets of. counter terror operation as they call it we have been following the story for many hours now and now let's take a listen to watch eyewitnesses say about what happened there and. they got out of the car and started taking photographs and that's when the shooting began i got scared and jumped into a ditch and waved at them hoping they do the same so we were sitting in the ditch and then the mortar shelling started our ditch was hit then i saw that the interpreter wasn't moving and the reporter who was near him crawled up to me collapsed and also stopped moving. we came on the far as soon as we arrived at the village of andrea i fell to the ground the driver left us and when i regained consciousness i rea

it cooked off his trip this morning in amman jordan, meeting with king abdullah ii at the royal palacem to hear the pope say saturday mass. >>> and tomorrow, pope francis leaves jordan and heads by helicopter to bethlehem. >>> back here in the u.s., wildfires are burning their way across parts of northern arizona. the numbers tell the story. 8,500 acres scorched already, and the fire is only 5% contained. nearly 1,000 firefighters is aren't trying to slow the spread of flames from flagstaff to sedona. hundreds of homes and businesses have already been evacuated. jennifer gray joins me now with a look at conditions out there. >> reporter: yeah, so dry, fred. >> frightening. >> reporter: 76% of the state is in severe drought. 8% in extreme, very dry conditions, and this is going to last throughout the next several days at at least. humidity very, very low. 32%, and flagstaff, it's expected to drop a little as we go through the evening hours, and then 33, by 7:00, seeing winds remain also a problem as well. a little bit on the gusty side. 19 mile-per-hour winds right around tomorrow morni

rates of child marriage dropped because the practice was illegal under iraq's former president amman hasan docker child marriages were illegal under saddam hussein but after the us invasion in two thousand and three poverty levels rose more families sold their girls off and while millions of afghan women have had their say the last month in that country's presidential election tribal rules licensing honor killings are still widely regarded as carrying greater validity than the country's actual laws artie's loosely caffein off reports. thirty years ago it would have been on thinkable to see afghan women doing anything remotely like this. today millions of girls are gold in schools twenty percent of the seats in parliament are reserved for women a growing number serve in the on track orses and for the first time ever a district in kabul has a female police chief. told on regime may be gone but for countless afghan women were taliban is still a part of everyday life. at a safe house in kabul for team a enjoys a moment with her newborn daughter it's a brief escape from the torture she en

unlike amman in bethlehem, there are no huge crowds here to greet the pope.uch of this city is on lockdown. the streets are empty, and in fact, the most visible sign of the pope's visit is the very heavy security presence. tamron? >> all right, anne, thank you very much. >>> new violence today in eastern ukraine, where there are reports of heavy gunfire near the airport in donetsk after gunmen took over the terminal, demanding the withdrawal of ukrainian forces from the facility. meantime, a 48-year-old candy tycoon is claiming victory in sunday's presidential election. petro poroshenko is vowing to put an end to war, chaos, crime, and bring peace to ukraine, following recent crisis there, he's indicated he wants to mend relations with russia. moscow, meantime, says it is ready to meet with him. >>> some big milestones in sports. the dodgers' josh beckett is celebrating the first no-hitter of his career. striking out six, he shut out the philadelphia phillies 6-0, tossing the first major league no-hitter, by the way, of the year if you're counting. it was the

i was always taught if i amman wants to date you, he'll go out of his way to. you've lost. because the woman who demands more respect, she's different from everyone else. firstly, a big tip for women is you've -- if you want a guy to call you more, say to him, in a text message, you can do it in a playful way and say, listen, your voice is so sexy. i never get to hear it. give me a call later. i'm bored of texting. call him out it, but do it in a positive way. the other thing is she talks about the fact that, you know, he only contacts her a couple of times a week. i would be saying honestly -- two things. go out and meet more people at the same time. right? because clearly he's not monogamous right now. go out and meet more people. and at the same time when he does text you, say, listen, i'm a little busy this weekend, but it seems like you're busy in general right now, so why don't we catch up when you have a little bit more time to devote to whatever this is. >> that's a good one. e.g.? >> i love that answer. i love it. i think we should do that. but let's l