what you won't see today in row protests they've been found to as turkey's president meets with pope francis we will see what's behind the vatican's moves to tone down dissent at his visit. plus a stunning super bowl win for the underdogs fans go wild after the philadelphia eagles defeat the new england patriots to play in america the american football's biggest prize the fairy first time. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. belgium is on high alert today as the trial begins for the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect of the twenty fifteen paris attacks. arrived at the palace of justice in brussels earlier this morning so far he has refused to answer any questions today's session will focus on the shootout with belgian police that led to his capture we will get more on the court case in just a moment but first let's take a closer look at some of the slum. the end of an international manhunt on the eighteenth of march twenty sixth seen belgian special police capture one of the most wanted terrorist suspects in europe the man believed to be the only s

francis has described now two years on it looks like they're prepared to mend ties. yet the turkish offensive against kurdish militias and northern syria may prove to be another stumbling block it is drawn international condemnation and many may expect the pope to admonish turkey over its controversial military operation. well now to a turning point in history the berlin wall stood for almost twenty eight years or rather more than twenty eight years but it has now been down for as long as it was up. it was in august of one thousand nine hundred sixty one that overnight berlin became a city divided east germany's communist authorities constructed what they call to an anti fascist barrier around west berlin its real purpose was to keep people from fleeing from the east to the west a d. w. needs a west berlin or who dug a tunnel under the wall one of the many attempts to help ferry people out its entrance has been recently just rediscovered funny for char reports. the streets of berlin are steeped in history from the second world war to the cold war one of the best plac

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he said he was very close to god. >> would francis gary powers every touchdown again or end his lifeen then head of the cia requested permission for another flight over the soviet union. it was rumored they detected the last flight. >> he said look, i'll approve this flight and i'll tell you something, boys, one of these days, one of these planes is going to come down and there is going to be a hell of a mess. >> on may 1st, 1960 he launched his mission from pakistan. >> of course, the mission was to over fly the soviet union and collect intelligence. yeah, he was over flying military bases, military complexes roads, depots, and other targets that were critical to the u.s. government's knowledge of what their strength of technique of war was. his total mission would be about 5,000 miles from pakistan. he flew to norway. >> he was flying when 14 soviet missiles were fired. he lost control. >> what altitude were you at when the missile strikes? >> the missiles hit the plane. my father fell with the wreckage and inside of the cockpit to 30,000 feet. he had 40,000 feet of free fall insid

francis back on the line there. paul, you have been standing by, and it has been great to have you here because we know we're looking at this picture that you have taken, you're about 100 yards -- >> the one with the fire truck came off lexington county's w website, okay? that came from their website. >> that's the picture with the lights showing on the scene. but we're looking at the video you have taken because it looks from a distance, because we have the lights and the emergency crews out 100 yards out. what is the scene like now? is there an increase in cars? >> no. it's very decreased. right now, there's only a law enforcement officer here blocking off the road. local news crews are trying to access the scene but being turned away. there's a state trooper on the scene with pine ridge blocked at charleston highway. they are being kept away from the scene. >> paul kirby from "the lexington ledger," stay with us. we are going to recap. two fatalities, roughly 70 hurt in the south carolina train derailment. we'll

temper close 70 and warmer franci nearinwoerds wirecords. reboun back to the end of the weather is gorgeous and the long ther goes on, we fall furthe and further behind. >> we will be looking hard at >> the warriors are in another playin back to back can be tough in the nba and tougher if the warriors had to do just that as started a three-game road trip. curren skpet warrior curren -- curry and the warriors have that s. right away the nugget answer right back. will barton to jamaal murray the lay up ties the game back up. later now, gary harris. no. it falls in the lap of nikola for the easy three. warrio fall to the nuggets, 115-10 footba hall of fame. he ranks second with 15,934. and third all time in career receiv touchdowns with 153. he took to instagram to share the news, posting congrats to 2013 were golden. tom brady was named the 2017 nfl mvp. he wins his third mvp and become the oldest in league histor super kicks off at 3:30 on ahead of the super bowl. why not? >> alexa, why did jimmy >> for make way for his ego. >> apparently ale

also coming up turkey's president visits pope francis after vatican later today it's not their first meeting but it's expected to be a sensitive one protests are banned in rome as feelings run high over turkey's offensive against kurdish militia in syria. and the berlin wall stood for more than twenty eight years but today marks a turning point the wall is now been down for as long as it was off to meet a man who helped east germans to escape. i'm serious almost gone there good to have you with us germans are still waiting for a new government the country's a two biggest political parties say they need more time for coalition talks they had. set a deadline for sunday but there was still no breakthrough they'll pick up negotiations again today it's been more than four months since national elections can chance for uncle merkel deliver another grand coalition between her conservatives and the social democrats. this is where the parties hope to clinch a coalition deal after talks at the s.p.d. headquarters on sunday negotiators failed to meet best self-imposed deadline of midnight and i

mary francis is constantly asking what are you thinking about this. what is the survivor saying, because we have a few survivors in the organization, and it is rather impressive, i think, and so we have been around for a long time and made a lot of mistake, and so when i was in the program, we did not have any resources for employment after the program, and hence well springs, because nobody would hire me, a i did not have a work experience apart from waitressing or working in a restaurant, and so well spring gave me the opportunity to prove myself for lack of a better word and started me out at the cashier at the retail store. thankfully, the women who go through the program don't have to go through that anymore. with we have build a partnership with higher hope, and they will get living wage jobs in a corporate setting and offer a paid apprenticeship for the ladies and it helps to build their confidence and they are worth it and give them a chance, and no matter what the background looks like or the work history, so i want to pass it off to mary fra

pope francis has renewed the mandate of a vatican panel established to protect children from sexual abuse by priests francis has faced criticism for his handling of scandals involving pedophile priests he named nine new members to the panel which includes abuse survivors its initial three year term ended in december. and the gems of this year's european cinema are in the spotlight as star studded annual filled best of all gets into full swing sarah harmon has been taking in the days films for us and she joins me now live from the red carpet sara what have been the day's highlights. well for fans who would stroll stood the freezing cold berlin weather the highlight was probably catching a glimpse of french actress isabel pair here on the french carpet now she's not a household name all over the world but here in europe isabelle care is very much a big deal she's been nominated sixteen times the most of anyone for a season our award and she's a real icon of french cinema she took to the red carpet wearing this amazing silver glittery pantsuit it was one part hillary clinton one part disco b

it's now a millstone that hangs around francis fu kuyama's neck. a millstone that hangs around francisuyama, the francis fukuyama's neck. in defence of fukuyama, the number of democracies has increased since the end of democracy was published. democracies has increased since the end of democracy was publishedm the last 12 years more countries have seen a regression in diplomatic values. it's one of the more pessimistic measures of democracy. it's also an activist organisation and they are always biased towards our crime crisis. 0ther and they are always biased towards our crime crisis. other indicators of democracies. there's certainly been a deceleration. but freedom house has somewhat an alarmist picture and when you think about it, in our youth we both had 31 democracies in the early 19705, half of europe was behind the iron curtain. there was barely a democracy in latin america. taiwan and the philippines, indonesia, greece was a military dictatorship, spain and portugal were under the control of fascism. it's true that there has been a push bike in countries like russia, turkey an

on clergy sexual abuse the move comes as francis faces heavy criticism for his handling of scandals involving paedophile priests he named nine new members of the sixteen member commission which includes abuse survivors the commissions initial three or mandate ended in december. a pakistani man has been sentenced to death in the case of a six year old girl who was raped and left to die in a garbage dump or murders park violent clashes between angry protesters and police prosecutors said the attacker confessed to killing eight girls in total. in northeast nigeria at least twenty eight people have been killed and dozens wounded in a suicide attack at a busy fish market three attackers were believed to be behind the blast just outside the state capital by degree the city is the birthplace of the boko haram extremist insurgency. turning now into the united states where a grand jury has indicted thirteen russian nationals and three russian companies for allegedly meddling in the twenty's sixteen presidential election the charges are part of the probe into a legit times between donald trum

by priests francis has faced criticism for his handling of scandals involving pedophile priests he may know i new members to the panel which includes abuse survivors its initial three year term and did in december. according pakistan has sent its a man to death for the rape and murder of a seven year old girl her murder sparked violent clashes between angry protesters and police prosecutors said the attacker confessed to killing eight girls in total . and the gems of this year's european cinema are in the spotlight as star studded annual filled best of all gets into full swing sarah harman has been taking the day's films for us and she joins me now live from the red carpet sara what have been the day's highlights . well for fans who would stroll resisted the freezing cold berlin weather the highlight was probably catching a glimpse of french actor is isabel pair here on the french carpet now she's not a household name all over the world but here in europe isabel care is very much a big deal she's been nominated sixteen times the most of anyone for a season our award and she's a real ic

has renewed a commission on clergy sexual abuse the move comes as francis faces heavy criticism for his handling of scandals involving pedophile priests he may not i do members to the sixteen member commission which includes abuse survivors the commissions initial three year mandate ended in december. a court in pakistan has sentenced a man to death in the case of a six year old girl who was raped and left to die in a garbage dump her murder sparked a violent clashes between angry protesters and police prosecutors said the attacker confessed to killing eight girls in total. these nigeria at least twenty people have been killed and dozens wounded in a suicide attack at a busy fish market three attackers were believed to be behind the blast just outside the state capital. the city is the birthplace of the book of iran extremists insurgency. and the gems of this year's european cinema are in the spotlight as berlin star studded annual film festival gets into full swing sarah hartman and melanie has been taking in the day's big films for us and she joins me now from the red carpet so we

but the relationship between the two men is not without tensions francis has described the massacre of the armenians during the first world war as genocide added one warned the pope to quote not repeat this mistake. now two years on it looks like they're prepared to mend ties. yet the turkish offensive against kurdish militias and northern syria may prove to be another stumbling block it is drawn international condemnation and many may expect the pope to admonish turkey over its controversial military operation. and for more let's bring in yulia hot who is standing by with the latest from istanbul so yulia walk us through why this is such an important visit. well for regift this is certainly an important visit because after all he is the first president to visit the vatican in sixty years you already mentioned that and he didn't come alone he brought his foreign minister and his economy minister the energy minister the defense minister and the e.u. a says minister because he is also expected to have talks with italy's political leadership when it comes to the one on one meeting with th

while filming jennifer got into a bar fight and francis had to break it out. >> francis was like i sawd crying. i was like i did that. >> you don't want to mess with jlaw or her bestie amy schumer. jennifer said they will begin filming their comedy soon. i cannot wait for this. she's going to be in ocean eight this june, rihanna. >> riri is celebrating. she turned the big 30. she instagrammed herself in i hate reality t-shirt. the caption last day to make a bad decision an blat it on the 20s. >> rihanna you're doing just fine. >> kicking butt and looking good. here's how other hollywood stars slay. >> come on. >> obviously you have to do this combination with working out. >> jenna dewan tatum does lasers to tighten the skin on her tummy and a cocktail of shimmer make up. >> madonna makes 59 look like 39 by doing fork facials. wait a minute. what? >> this facial happening with forks. it works really good. tightens the skin. >> trisha yearwood just tried goat yoga. >> when you're in that position you know there's a goat on you. i had to explain some scratches and hoof marks. garth was fi

it's pope francis. um...because yeah. that's... oh, god.he's doing all of that work with the gates foundation. but i don't think it's janet yellen. and it's not the us olympic team. i'm gonna say c, pope francis. final answer. >> it was hard to get that sequence of events. but you did. you got it. it was "time's" people [horn blares] how it popped in your head, that's amazing. that sound means that time is up for today. but you're cominba beginner's luck week here at "millionaire" with $20,000 in your bank. way to go. she's out of a job, but now she has $20,000. i love this job. thanks for watching today. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ closed captioning sponsored by: t anreige ustof. akortrorulnceas.ve d what no more re-applying. we listened. new gold bond radiance renewal exfoliates then our triple blend of moisturizers helps prevent dry skin. gold bond. >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪ ♪ >> in onl

francis gary powers trail set for august 11th, his parents rush to moscow to be by his side. the trial lasted three days. tell me what your dad told you about the actual trial. >> very shy, very quiet. did not like to speak before audiences. he did not know what to expect when he was on trial. he thought it would be in a courtroom. this was not a courtroom. it was a public theater with hundreds of people in the audience from the international press. >> a show trial. >> a show trial designed to embarrass the united states and to help win the propaganda victory because of the incident. >> everything was arranged ahead of time arranging from what the prosecutor would say, the man who was described as a defense attorney, the defendant and of course the judges. >> you know, of course, your dad is convicted. >> yes, dad is convicted. >> sentences mr. powers to ten years loss of liberty, three in prison and seven in a slave camp called a work es farm. >> how long before he realizes he's being used by the russians as a pawn in that great east west controversy. >> not until the trial

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give you a quick story of how i got started, and it kind of ties into what the last panel with mary francis, but in 2012 i volunteered at a passion conference in atlanta, and the entire conference was on human trafficking and i was, like, what are they even talking about human trafficking? that does not happen in atlanta. that's a third world problem, not my problem. i heard all these stories and i met this girl through the cnn freedom project named melissa was who the first girl to go through the well spring living program and had her come speak to the rotary club with wellspring living and melissa told her story about being trafficked. someone knocked on her door and offered her a job and thee she was trafficked in downtown atlanta for several years and finally she got out and was rescued and after ward, one of the members gave her a hug and i said how do you know melissa? she used to baby sit my kids since she was 12. and i thought, that's not somebody else's problem. being a member of the rotary we had 1.2 million rotarians and over 35,000 clubs and just in georgia we have 204 rotary cl

give you a quick story of how i got started and it kind of ties into what the last panel of mary francis2 i volunteereded a passion conference in atlanta, the entire conference was on human trafficking and i thought what are they talking about human trafficking? that does not happen in atlanta. that's a third-world problem. not my problem. i heard the stories. i met a girl through the cnn freedom project named melissa who was actually the first girl to go through the wellspring living program and she came to the speak to the rotary club with the panel of wellspring living and melissa told her story about of course trafficked. someone knocked on her door and offered her a job and she was trafficked in downtown atlanta for several years. finally she got out and was rescued, but after the meeting one of our members gave melissa a big hug. i said how did you know melissa? she used to baby sit my kids when she was 12. i thought that's not someone else's problem. so being a member of rotary, i always say use a spirit influence that you have and being a member, we had 1.2 million rotarians and

my personal journey with this began with mary francis bowly and her name has been mentioned a lot and about eight years ago she sat down with me and two hours later as i was in tears she had given me a great idea of the nature of the problem, the scope of the problem and more importantly the proximity of the problem. i didn't realize that this was happening in my own backyard. so fast forward until about nine months ago when i was asked to be on the steering committee for anti-human trafficking at delta, and i gladly jumped on the opportunity to do that, and it was very refreshing right off the bat to realize that while this committee is being run by our senior vice president for in-flight services allison osmond, the sponsor of it overall our ceo ed bastion and he and his wife are heavily involved in this effort and they have a real passion for it so it goes great and help us a lot to know that at the very top of the corporation that is on top of this issue that is pushing this issue and that is supporting this issue. that translates into our employees and i'm not surprised that some

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why has the case of bishop led to what is being described as the biggest crisis of pope francis' papacy so far. hello barbara we're outside at the papal vatican embassy right now where a delegation of six people from the city of all sort of know where bishop was assigned by the pope despite protests our expert is expected to arrive at any moment to continue to meet with a priest who is taking the place of the archbishop of malta he will can in other words the investigation will continue despite the hospitalisation and the reason why this has become such a scandal is that pope francis when he came here to chile refused to meet with the growing number of victims and people from all sides know who were claiming that bishop had covered up sex abuses and not only that he kept the bishop by his side throughout his visit here in chile he attended all the masses and at the very end the pope actually defended him saying that those who were accusing him of covering up abuses were slanderous right now he has done a complete about face in the in the wake of widespread criticism for his comments tha

turkey's president rich attired juan is at the vatican for a meeting with pope francis it's the first visit by a turkish leader in nearly six decades protests were held despite a twenty four hour battle in central rome as tensions run high over turkey's offensive against kurdish militia groups in northern syria the president and the pontiff are expected to focus on the controversial u.s. work of mission of jerusalem as the capital of israel which both men oppose. well despite having some common ground on jerusalem a number of tricky issues remain for the two leaders. they couldn't be more different regift tayyip erdogan on the all three tarion turkish president and pope francis known for his humor and humility but over the years both have attempted to build bridges. when the crisis erupted over moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem at zero and made a number of phone calls to the pope to get his counsel donald trump's decision led to an arrest and drew criticism around the world including from the vatican. the last meeting between the turkish president and the pontiff wasn't two thousan

live coverage from auntie francis. those victims and how they were remembered in florida this evening. deborah is at high school in mill valley were students say this type of violence is a call to action.>> reporter: they were expressing sorrow. so much more. a lot of frustration. saying every time

on the game is president and one francis join me and my guests on the puerto rico. quadriga thirty minutes on t.w. . to the. u.s. . happy birthday in good shape returning ten this year and you came with this amazing new fitness backpack and if you want to know what's inside it isn't all well and good you have to turn in a game at least favorite homelands until like coughing maybe we'll get a chance to do so. actually that. russia has used its veto at the un security council to block a resolution that would have set up a cease fire in syria the thirty day truce proposed by sweden and kuwait would have allowed humanitarian aid to be delivered to the heavily bombarded damascus suburbs since sunday an estimated three hundred people have been killed in a.

and to give you a quick story of how i got started, it ties into what the last panel with mary francis, in 2012, i volunteered at a passion conference in atlanta. the entire conference was on human trafficking. and i thought, what are they even talking about human trafficking, that doesn't happen in atlanta. that's a third world problem, not my problem. i heard all these stories. i met this girl through the freedom project named melissa, first girl to go through the program. and had her come speak to our rotary club with well spring living and melissa, she told her story about being trafficked. somebody knocked on her door, offered her a job, she was trafficked in downtown atlanta for several years. finally got out of it and was rescued but after the meeting, one of our members gave melissa a big hug, how did you know mellas whiss melissa? she used to baby sit my kids when i was 12. that's not somebody else's program. being a member of rotary, i say use the spirit of influence you have. and being a member of rotary, 1.2 million in 200 countries, over 35,000 clubs, just in georgia 204 r

francis hospital. according to the floor nurse at st. francis, her final hours were peaceful, but she sadly did pass alone. i never would have gotten to know alice if i hadn't been working to clean the b.a.r.t. plaza every week with b.a.r.t. commission director. we -- whether it was raining or freezing or a beautiful day, alice was always sitting in a chair in front of the burger king, knitting surrounded by her belongings, a big suitcase, overflowing with her possessions. we called her alice, but we learned later her name was alicia gonzalez and that she was born in the philippines and had a dual citizenship in the united states and philippines. i alerted a volunteer to my office about alice's situation, and she eventually became a daily visitor to alices place on the sidewalk, hoping to persuade her to take the offers of shelter by various city agencies. there were several nights alice insisted on staying out in the pouring rain evening on thanksgiving. finally on a morning in december, alice was even more sulliv vulnerable because her

francis. >> i'm tom francis with boscan. i'll keep my comments brief. you've had an opportunity to read through your packet, i hope. again, i think you had a very robust plan and i want to thank harlan and his staff for allowing us to be part of the planning effort. again, they had five meetings with us that i thought were very helpful. again, thank you, harlan. the one comments for the request i'm going to raise to you, which may be a bit of a plea, is that we continue to have concerns that replacement of those two critical segments of pipeline, the san antonio and crystal lanes pipeline are missing from the c.i.t. i could stomach that if it was a two-year c.i.t., but this is a long-term ci. t. and if you view in the long-term that there is a possibility that those pipelines could fail, it is my view that you should include some money to investigate that opportunity or possibility. that is our main plea. and then the other quick comment i have is a clarification. when i smoke to you folks at the workshop, i talked about workforce needs. i think it was

pope francis has revived an advisory commission on the church sex abuse scandal, after criticism that he had allowed the commission to lapse. omthe vatican es to give survivors of sexual abuse more say in the commission's work. the popre-appointed u.s. cardinal sean o'malley of boston as the group's leader. pope francis came under fire last month for his support of a chilean bishop accused of covering up sex cres committed a priest under his supervision. the pope later ordered an investigation. >> sreenivasan: tomorrow on pbs newshour weekend, five moongz after hurricane maria, displaced puerto ricoians are still living i limbo on the the mainland. captioning sponsored by wnet media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and gar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutuaof america-- designing customized individual

they are when pope francis was here a couple of years ago and i had the privilege of being in the chamber. i've never seen it that quiet. i've never seen people that happy, frankly. it seems like the only thing they could agree on was they wanted to see the pope. he had a different message. he said each son or daughter of a given country has a mission of personal and social responsibility. your responsibility as a member of congress, and i would suggest that people who work with congress is to enable this country by your legislative activity to grow as a nation. you are called to defend and preserve the dignity of your fellow citizens, the tireless end of any pursuit of the common for this is the chief aim of all politics. that's not where we are today. today we gather for an hour to hear from three leaders who have a different vision. they are not your typical partisans. we have an african-american senator who is a republican, who challenged a republican president for his response to charlottesville and what he said about african nations. we have a member of the house who is a business p

it would be hard to imagine anyone other than francis mcdormand going away with that statu ette, francistuette, but it is the baftas and surprising things happen. in that category let's talk about saoirse ronan in lady bird, we are talking about a strong year for women. it is written and directed by greta garbo wake, known as a comedian, a performer herself. it is a wonderful portrait of family life and life in sacramento in california. an ordinary girl trying to break out of an ordinary town. it is another strong female performance ina is another strong female performance in a lovely film. it is delightful. small but perfectly formed. it has only got three nominations. timothee chalamet is nominated for another film, call me by your name. but saoirse ronan is fantastic. she shows her comic timing and it is the sort of film that a younger woman might watch and say, that is me, i understand that. it is a film about daughters and mothers. there is a wonderful supporting performance by laurie metcalf who has also been nominated. it is a tender film, laurie metcalf who has also been nominate

pope francis sent me to collect useful information concerning monsignor one barrel of. he was referring to this bishop accused of covering up sex abuses committed by chile's most notorious pedophile priest the well documented abuses took place in the seminary of the church that you see behind me and it was the pope's stubborn defense of bishop during his recent trip here to chile that unleashed widespread criticism that his promise of zero tolerance of abuses in the church was a mere public relations exercise under pressure to address the worst crisis of his papacy the pope dispatched his team of investigators to hear testimonies from those whom just weeks earlier he had accused of slander. and among them sex abuse survivor one hamilton. it's hard time that the dirt hidden under the rug comes out by meeting with the archbishop was respectful whatever happens the vatican will know the truth of what goes on in chile over the outcome ultimately depends on the pope a spanish priest to accompany the vatican's chief investigator has taken over the interviews while the archbis

a vatican investigator sent by pope francis to interview chile's sex abuse victims has been hospitalized prior to falling ill archbishop charles. was looking into claims that bishop kwan covered up abuse is carried out by the country's most notorious paedophile priest fernando. he began hearing witness testimonies on monday and is now being replaced by another priest so for the story d.c. and human joins me from santiago so why has the case of bishop doris led to what has been described as the biggest crisis of pope francis papacy. indeed. right now at least six people from all sort of nowhere archbishop is the bishop he was appointed against the will of most of the people from the parish by the pope three years ago are meeting at the vatican embassy that you see next to me with the person who is filling in now for archbishop shipload now recovering from gallbladder surgery this has turned out to be a major scandal for the pope and for the vatican because when the pope came here to chile not only did he defend the bishop but he also came out and said that there was no proof against him a

here today, cohost of after the bell from fox business, melissa francis. republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, marie harf. joining us today on the center seat, senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. an iconic laugh and perspective that we enjoy all the time. >> judge napolitano: pleasure to be here. >> harris: i mentioned that the dow and hell will break it down for later this hour. i can't wait to get your thoughts on it. >> melissa: this is because of growth. remember, no one is forecasting recession. it's because of good news. that's why the market went down. that's when one fought for you. >> harris: will wait another 20 minutes you get rest. >> judge napolitano: so now the market will be lower than it is. >> melissa: that's okay, don't worry about it. >> harris: president from now has five business days to decide what to do about that democratic memo on fbi surveillance. democrats rode as a rebuttal to the public and my mother came out last week.

petro china is already the largest foreign investor in iraq and it could work with us chevron and francis to tout to exploit the field other big players include exxon streets the story for those to lazy to find a bin for their trash and jenin city is taking on the disposable coffee cup culture and it's burned up quite a nice idea. street sweepers in hanover have had enough of disposable cups with all too many pedestrians simply dumping them on the street as soon as they finish their coffee the explosion of coffee takeaway outlets in recent years has unleashed a steadily growing flood of extra trash and pick ups take up a huge amount of space in trash cans it only takes four or five large ones to fill up an entire sack. but. the number of cups we get nowadays is just huge every kiosk every cafe sells them and it's causing enormous problems here in hanover. on average hanover's half a million plus residents jettisoned over twenty million used paper cups annually the city authorities decided that was far too many and began fighting the deluge a year ago. the cardboard on the surface but insi

train technology during the last days of the world block chain economic forum in singapore miguel francis santiago caught up with a former mexican president to discuss the future of bloc train technology. as a token economic botching forum in singapore was in its last day i managed to catch up with mexico's ex-president has sent a fox to saga who was very keen on bringing people together with block chained to knowledge my poor. if we keep not. a concept we do hans and we do it better through you know vision and good knowledge that are needed in one's in reserve more we're going to be one what makes it more united states. the warden to revere would be more which stronger why did you choose to become such an active participant in it this means being open my eyes it's like discovering their world began their world banking they were look people to reduce ball but keep the great need. to create a better world we need to move fast many people is getting desperate i will say that the world of the sort of there is growing faster than the world of warfare and this just a potential conflict for the

turkey's president arrives of tiber the one is meeting pope francis with the status of jerusalem expected to dominate discussions. is the first turkish leaders visit the vatican in almost sixty years he's expressed outrage over the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital jonah joins us now live from the vatican so there are some issues they agree on others they don't how much of a meeting of minds is this expected to be. it's about to wrap up so we'll hear fairly shortly just how much sammy but i think it is largely going to focus on jerusalem it is largely going to be common ground for these two men they don't agree on everything of course as you said pope francis was the first head of the catholic church to publicly use the word genocide to describe the killing of one and a half million armenians in one thousand nine hundred fifteen something that turkey strenuously objects to but you may recall when president trump announced that he was moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem tacitly endorsing jerusalem as the capital of israel there was a flurry of urgent d

and so it began here, and it was not until january of this year, 2015, that pope francis announced that he would be canonized and that it would happen on september 23. well, right about that time i was interviewed by the los angeles times for a story on father serra and my work in the mission. that then launched a series of involvement. i was involved with the canonization as one of the scholars who was invited to rome to speak at augustinian. and while there, i spoke with three other scholars, monsignor weber, who has written for some time about father serra, and then rosemary --and robert sienkiewicz. we did in overview on the strengthen the merits of the canonization. the media entered the picture. we dealt with that. two days later, we basically participated in the second half, in which vatican scholars and friars and others were instrumental. and we then conducted mass with the pope. that was an incredible experience. so i was kind of on the ground floor to see a lot of that, but at the same time i was aware, that as i was there testifying to the merits of the canonization, there w

well it won't have been a total meeting of minds there are things they don't agree on pope francis and president not least the treatment of christian minorities in turkey but the issue of jerusalem certainly has brought them together you may recall in december when president crump announced that he was moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem indorsing the drew slimmest the capital of israel there was an immediate flurry of urgent diplomatic calls among them between the pope and mr erdogan agreeing that there should be no change to the status quo as far as truce the most concern of this meeting that has happened here we understand was asked for by mr erdogan himself he said before leaving turkey that the trumpet ministration was isolating itself over the issue of jerusalem so it seems likely that the meeting that took place here at the vatican was a way of gathering a sort of coalition against trump over the issue of jerusalem the head of the largest christian denomination and the man who politically at least represents islam. south sudan's warring parties are holding another

francis in houston, texas. good morning. >> caller: good morning. praise the lord. this is a great day and thank you for letting me be on and thank you for the host. mr. cavett, i thank god that you went to liberty university which i am 72 years old and it was a very evil when it first started. i am a black woman, native american, and i am also an ordained minister who loves the lord and jesus christ. this word that you are throwing out, liberal bias, you are showing sewing so much bias that you are the ones that should be able to bee biased that that category should be taken out of your all's mouth. second, to be an evangelical iso to be evil, hateful, go, hypocrite, liars, deceivers and everything that the word of god says that christians should not be. to be an evangelical is also to be a great, humongous center. the world is only made up of saints and sinners. i am a saint not because i am righteous, more righteous, then you but because christ lives in me and his love makes mehi righteous. >> host: that is francis in houston, texas. mr. phillips speak to many of

pope francis meets frequently with victims of sexual abuse, after mounting scandal of a chilean bishop accused by victims of witnessing and ignoring their abuse. francis meets privately with victims several times a month and faces backlash after dismissing complaints that chilean bishop covered up the abuse calling them scandalous. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: i am shery ahn. vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn, welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ shery: from bloomberg world headquarters, here are the top stories that we are following. equities continue to bounce back as u.s. stocks look to extend the global rally and the 10 year yield hovers around 2.9%. ewing proposals to protect dreamers. ceo is calling the recent volatility in the market, part of our conversation with them at this hour. at the markets, we are midway into the session and their gaining momentum. after earlier we saw stocks go in the negative, now they have turned higher, and that is energy stocks. down

petro china is already the largest foreign investor in iraq and it could work with us chevron and francis to town to exploit the field other big players include exxon mobil russian oil and british petroleum but the world's second largest oil company royal dutch shell was less optimistic about the field saying it wasn't profitable enough it's pulled out and plans to focus instead on gas production. building nations to cleaning up all streets a story for those too lazy to find a bin for their trash and german city is taking on the disposable coffee cup culture and it's burned up quite a nice idea. street sweepers in hanover have had enough of disposable cups with all too many pedestrians simply dumping them on the street as soon as they finish their coffee the explosion of coffee takeaway outlets in recent years has unleashed a steadily growing flood of extra trash. and for cups take up a huge amount of space in trash cans it only takes four or five large ones to fill up an entire sack. but others an enormous number of cups we get nowadays is just huge you know every kiosk every cafe sells

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