allows you to understand the conditions under which they were willing to do something so i thought for exple that she would always see the food stamps that were deeply immoral when not doing so would have threatened the well-being of her kids. all the time they sold food stamps for the very large family who was the hungriest family that you ever met was when she had to pay to keep the electricity on so this little town in mississippi which in six months the temperature had gone from 9 degrees to 109 degrees so living without power and that kind of environment is unsafe especially when you have young children at home so this is important to the narrative because you don't want to take your subject is worth of face value. you need to watch and observe and understand and ask the question that you know people watching c-span or we've got fox news here in the building or msnbc. and you need to explore those over and over again as you sort of watch and live life with these folks and i think in the end the reader can judge from themselves because they learn a lot about these people. but my sense as

. >> sharing some pleasantries, obviously, the president expl n explained where to sit and what's goingo happen and what will happen is remarks from both pope francis and president castro and we're going to show them both to you here, obviously. what are they chanting? >> now you're hearing the traditional military guard and they are playing the cuban national anthem. ♪ ♪ >> so interesting, chris, the words to this song are to die for your country is to live. he's here to change that. >> you're seeing a president stand next to a pope and as anybody that knows anything about cuba, the revolution was to move religion as an object of culture and importance, and now here we are in what can only be called an historic moment. the pope on equal footing with president raul castro. >> something different about this visit, as well, castro said he'd go to all three papal masses. his brother never did that for pope john paul ii, he didn't with pope benedict. these two men, these two world leaders, are going to be spending a lot of time together. >> military salute, obviously, a nod to what the revo

catching criticism from environmentalists and they are concerned about his resent decision to allow expl oil drilling off alaska's arctic coast and say that will just contribute more to problems of fossil fuels but president obama defending the decision saying that it was a process started back during the bush administration and that he believes it can be done safely and that that won't stop an increased push to try to develop clean and renewable energies. >>> libby casey in anchorage, president to the top of the world is highlighting the growing significance of the arctic ngo politics and critics fear the u.s. is losing ground there and patricia explains. >> the polar is heating up as countries try to stake the claims to waterways and rich resources and according to the gee logical survey 13% of undiscovered oil and gas are in the arctic and most of it under the ocean, that is nearly a quarter of the world's hydrocarbon reserves and not all that is at stake and the fish and mineral deposits while melting ice is opening up new sea lanes to dramatically cut times and cost between asia and

. >> the fed's exples sit. >> he thinks there's a reckoning.e says that there's a reckoning to come that's going to be worse than the financial crisis as a function of easy monetary policy. >> right. but i don't know where it is. i don't know what the dislocation is. >> let's get you caught up on the other big stories we're watching this morning. the fed will begin it's two day policy meeting this morning. big question is will the central bank raise rates for the first time in nine years. u.s. interest rate futures are indicating a 29% chance of that move. that's up from 23% late monday. people always watching volatility and volatility has not, even in the past day and a half just stays where some people think maybe there's a better chance. in global market news chinese stocks jumping in the final 15 minutes or trading. it's pointed to suspected intervention from beijing. government getting involved. we have breaking deal news. this is huge breaking deal news. sab miller confirming that inbev plans to make an acquisition proposal. the board not