many welcome such appeals made by pope francis but all too often they go unheard. the last leg of our journey in ethiopia takes us to addis ababa after months of anti-government protests a new prime minister took office in april twenty eighth and in november the government signed a peace agreement with eritrea. if you'll be aware the last all out war was years ago remains a destination for thousands of refugees from neighboring countries many of them are christians as are two thirds of ethiopians. the next step in the humanitarian corridor initiative is underway. so it's only a few hours until the departure for italy. of the refugees are leaving everything behind with no idea what to expect. from you're going to leave it alone he called the thought i. already. saw playing golf so i know he does it all in the south of the study people not a special day. which is closed to make clothes and all of the people even though i don't normally have any hope and that is the sound. you know it's important for us to tell you once more the end of this year you you have to walk w

many welcome such appeals made by pope francis but all too often they go unheard. was. the last leg of our journey in ethiopia takes us to addis ababa after months of anti-government protests a new prime minister took office in april twenty eighth and in november the government signed a peace agreement with eritrea. if you know where the last all out war was years ago remains a destination for thousands of refugees from neighboring countries many of them are christians as are two thirds of ethiopians. the next step in the humanitarian corridor initiative is underway. so it's only a few hours until the departure for italy. all the refugees are leaving everything behind with no idea what to expect. so you're going to leave that it is called the sort of end for a. soul playing golf and so i feel it is a felony in the south of italy people not a special day. which is closed to make clothes and all the people even the no money are very hope and there is the sun. you know it's important for us to tell you once more the end of this year you you have to walk with your legs but

francis, you've been keeping an eye on live doppler 7. a lot of green on the screen. >> a lot of green. it's scattered in nature so we'll see lots of scattered showers today, even a slight chance of a thunderstorm. i'll let you know how much more rain you can expect for your neighborhood and when we finally will get a break. >> francis, thanks. >>> also ahead, a north bay girl seemed to know what she was doing when she told steph curry to make better shoes for girls. the response they have gotten hours after going on sale. [speaking foreign language]. >> or i like myself. we're in oakland where a mom started an online and mobile beauty editors have tried everything. in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive whitening formulation safely whitens 25 times better*. for a noticeably whiter, smile. trust america's #1 whitening treatment. crest 3d whitestrips. prestige creams not living up to the hype? one jar shatters the competition. olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200,

. >> francis rooney. where is francis? >> right here, mr. president. president trump: what a job. >> thank you, pllt. ovak,dent trump and greg st young new congressman. i want to thank everybody for being here. we have something that's very important. it's important in terms of safety. our secretary, david bernhardt is with us. he's been really doing something very special for interior. everybody respects him, everybody likes him. i hope i can get his approval, if you don't mind. but he's acting and going to be hopefully permanent. i hear david is doing very well and i think it might be appropriate if i start with the governor. everybody can say a few words but what we're doing is very, very important. it was very dangerous and a great project and it's a great project for florida and florida is a phenomenal state. a very important project so if i could ask our governor to start and then we'll go around the horn. >> pllt, thank you very much for your support for florida. not just with this but with the hurricane and other things we're working on. we rea

benjamin francis fallon talks about the spanish speaking vote in the 20th century. he describes a group with distinct interests and voting patterns and outlines how the national democratic and republican parties have courted various hispanic constituencies. interview was recorded at the annual american historical association meeting. professor benjamin francis fallon studies and teaches this. let's talk about the hispanic vote. is it a monolithic group? >> no, definitely not. the history of the hispanic vote is one of steadily trying to add to people, people that saw themselves quite the family in national origin terms, for example, mexican-americans, puerto ricans, cubans, the whole project if you will is one of trying to bring very different peoples together into some kind of coalition or consensus about what they all stood for and it has been a project that has stood over the years and revealed to be a very diverse internally. definitely not. but that has always been one of the ambitions of the people that propel hispanic politics, that there should be this unity

that francis has arrived in the american capital rabat for a visit and at furthering dialogue between the religions francis was invited to morocco by king mohammed during the two day trip the pontiff will meet muslim leaders and lead a mass for the country's minority catholic community interfaith dialogue is a priority for both fronts. right data news martin jack joins me now on syria for more on pope francis's visit to robots that have you here martin so it's the clips second visit at. a muslim country in as many months what was his message in that. decision has been pretty consistent. i mean forging ahead with a more integrated. essentially transcultural nick you many conversations with muslim leaders and muslim clerics including sort of figures within the few logical community of both in the middle east and north africa and furthermore i think pointing out you know question essentially of migration problems which very often are related to this from countries i mean i've seen in the case of syria and in the case of northern africa it's not something that can simply be resolved by fo

the pope francis has arrived in the american capital or a batch for a visit aimed at furthering dialogue between the religions francis was invited to morocco by king on meet joining this is a trip the pontiff will meet muslim leaders and sinner brace a mass for the country's minority catholic interfaith dialogue is a priority for pope francis. on sunday the people of ukraine will elect a new president in a version closely watched in the west and in russia the last time ukrainians went to the polls and a force in the country was in freefall russia had just an extended crimea region and conflict between government forces and production say persists and broken out in the country's east now five years on mcconnell he takes a look at the issues on voters' minds. more than ten thousand people have lost their lives since war broke out in eastern ukraine back in twenty fourteen millions have been forced to leave their homes as the shooting continues political attempts to end the conflict remain stuck in no man's land but the fact the fighting didn't spread further and that ukraine's army was abl

francis was invited to morocco by king mohammad during the two day trip the pontiff will meet muslim leaders and lead a mass for the country's minority catholic community interfaith dialogue is a priority for francis. joining me now in the studio for a discussion on this is our religious affairs correspondent martin jack this is the second visit by this pope in as many months two months to a muslim country he was in the united arab emirates before all for interfaith dialogue any possible report card at present well in the sense i think that it's really just the bow and the vatican more generally trying to arrange for stadia that islam is an integral part of. so world view off the got the lake church as well it's an important player geopolitically and in this sense it is very important for about to see that he's very much committed to geopolitical geopolitical operations at the very same time the fact is an important player in terms of into religious relations i mean the jewish community of morocco has been historically a very integrated community yes have different christian communit

in morocco for a two day trip devoted to interfaith relations king mohammad welcome francis and then discarded him in a double motorcade through the capitol about francis is meeting with muslim leaders and migrants and holding a mass with the country's minority catholic population. cities all over the world are switching off the lights on landmark structures for earth hour it's to raise awareness about climate change in sydney the iconic opera house went dark and in hong kong dozens of companies turned off the illumination of their high rise buildings. the rolling stones are postponing a tour of north america while singer mick jagger received medical treatment the seventy five year old tweeted regrets to fans and said he would be back on stage as soon as he can a spokesperson did not elaborate on the singer's condition. on sunday the people of ukraine will elect a new president in a vote closely watched in the west and in russia last time that ukrainians went to the polls was in two thousand and fourteen the country was in freefall then russia had just annex the crimea region and pro

francis and then it's toward him in a double motorcade through the capital francis is meeting with muslim leaders and migrants and holding a mass with the country's minority catholic population. cities all over the world are switching off the lights on landmark structures for earth hour it's to raise awareness about climate change in sydney the iconic opera house went dark in hong kong dozens of companies turned off the elimination of their high rise building. the rolling stones are postponing a tour of north america while singer mick jagger received medical treatment seventy five year old tweeted regrets to his fans and said he would be back on stage as soon as he could spokes person did not elaborate on the singer's condition. australia could become the first country in the world to jail social media executives who fail to quickly remove violent content the new proposal comes amid growing anger over the role facebook played in the christchurch massacre two weeks ago fifty people died in the attack and straightly and citizen broadcast live on the site facebook has admitted it must be mor

his real name is robert francis, which i believe is after robert francis kennedy.kennedy-esque comparisons. i like him, don't get me wrong. but there is definitely a way in which he scratches an itch for a certain kind of campaign pundit as well as campaign consultant. and women out here love stacy abrams. >> so mea, abrams today talked about that meeting she had with joe biden. and biden, by the way, has now addressed the issue of race. here he is last night. >> we all have an obligation to do nothing less than change the culture in this country. this is english jurist prudential culture. a white man's culture. it's got to change. it's got to change. >> mea, the big question, is joe biden the right white man to do that? >> well, it's really interesting. because he talked about anita hill and how he could have done more. this is years after. so this delayed apology is a little suspect to me. i'm trying to figure out why so many years after you're feeling like i should have done more. look, i understand what's going on. and i actually -- i agree with joan. i can't t

francis rooney. what a job you do. you know so much about it. ap young new congressman who has done well. where are you? so i just want to thank everybody for being here. great project for florida. and florida is a state that is a phenomenal state. a very important project of the if i could ask my governor to start. >> thank you for your support for florida and hurricane and other things we are working on. if you look at what we need to do we have oklahoma and the ever glades and this is a very important part where the president is committed, depoffer scott got that online and we will try to the additional funds and our state legislature is to for water resource is. i think it's great that we have our local officials, federal and state depoft that are singing the right tune. mr. president, thanks for helping us out. president trump this project was dying until we got involved. n 1928, over 5,000 people died here. everything broke and the corps was splage, 1928, they had a total catastrophe and we are making it stronger. marco. >> the most import

on the line now is anna burns—francis, a reporter from much.na burns—francis, a reporterfrom tv new zealand. anna, can you just add a bit more detailfor us new zealand. anna, can you just add a bit more detail for us about where we understand we are in the situation? welcome at the moment, i am sure you have caught up with these reports that police had told us these reports that police had told us late this evening that they have made four arrests, that the man and one woman have been associated with this attack. we were expecting that they would have been more arrests made because even after we had reports that one gunmen was taken into custody, police are telling us they were still looking for more offenders associated with this attack. now, that is not necessarily over, police have told us they do not know exactly how far this will go and there are concerns that there may still be one other person out there could have been one of the gunmen, that is because witnesses are told one news that there were two people carrying guns at the al noor m

>> i take francis very serious.atic candidate, he speaks well, he can rouse a crowd. his a sense about authenticity about himself. it's ironic he announced what was essentially made by a generous interview and a interview with vanity in his title. but he is a very attractive candidate. he raised $80 million in the senate race and nearly won a red state. on the other hand, his record has been, his ability to talk about the issues is elusive and the biggest problem i think he's going to face is, he had 2017 or september 2018 where ted cruz his opponent never engaged. now he will be engaged every single day. we saw that he gets in and we see research by somebody on his background and his -- chris: a group of hackers -- >> exactly.and how he will deal with that. because he's been used to a different kind of campaign where he had free running range for about 18 months. interesting is that a very smart guy, david -- now involved. chris: he was the campaign manager for barack obama. >> what he listened to him? because like

this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. that vote following congresswoman ilhan omar's controversial remarks about israel could happen at any moment. the resolution originally targeting only anti-semitism, but democratic leadership was forced to broaden it out after some members came to omar's defense asking why she is being held to a different standard than president trump and other republicans. here is speaker pelosi, who also says omar won't be singled out in the text. >> we are working now on the resolution. when we bring each of the floor, we will speak out against anti-semitism. anti-islamophobia, antiwhite supremacy, something that is one resolution addressing these forms of hatred. not mentioning her name, because

others said francis is a pope of the people and wants to use a more humble approach.explanation, though, from the vatican. >>> maybe it will take divine intervention to help someone win tonight's powerball lottery. the jackpot has ballooned to $750 million. the fourth largest jackpot in u.s. history. nobody has won since the day after christmas. the lump-sum payment is more than $465 million. >>> and let's say happy birthday to a decorated world war ii veteran who turns 100 years old today. they threw a big party for lieutenant colonel rudy pariso in la mesa california sunday. he's a survivor of the infamous baton death march and the prison camp. he also served in the korean war. rudy has nine kids, 25 grandkids, and 35 great grandkids. should be a pretty big par >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we talk with former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams as she considers running for president. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." new vaseline clinical care... ...heals extremely dry skin in just 5 days. ♪ it's amazing what healed skin can do.

world war two era leader francis said files regarding pope pius the twelfth would be made available to researchers next year pius became pope in one hundred thirty nine and has been criticized for staying silent about the plight of jews during the holocaust he died in nine hundred fifty eight or rather wait the usual seventy years after pope's death before opening his archives the vatican appears to be responding to pressure to declassify the documents while holocaust survivors are still alive. john barrett has reported extensively on religious affairs for the welcome john what did pope pius the twelve do or fail to do during the war that was so controversial. well i think the situation is that most historians today agree that probably the twelve knew about the full extent of the genocide against the jews by nots to germany even before the ana the question of course is why then didn't he condemn it more strongly it's not that he was silent he wasn't he in fact criticized the genocide and racism in general but he didn't specifically criticize nazi germany by name and he didn't name w

so let's just pick up on that point because in twenty fourteen pope francis described pius as a great defender of jurors and said that we need to say his role in the context of the time was it better for him not to speak so the voters would not be killed or for him to speak explain to us how the pope speaking out would cause more jews to be killed. well his predecessor as the elevons resident six o'clock in one thousand thirty x. called brenda zog it's the only in cyclical take a letter written in german not written in latin it was a gross pacifically to the german church and it expressed in very forceful language his concern about the rise of nazi and her that in fact led to. a tremendous anti vatican atmosphere in germany and put the pressure of simply put pressure on the church now in the during the reign of pius the twelve's the dutch vision is trying to do exactly the same thing when the nazi occupied it started running out jews the dutch bishops very courageously issued a pastoral letter condemning it in the strongest terms but it didn't say the single jewish like what the nazis

the case of pope francis hard because he had initially defended. but the jailing of george pell is perhaps one of the most damaging scandals for the catholic church the seventy seven year old belongs to the pope's inner circle. the pontiff is under great pressure to address the clergy abuse issue last month he promised that abuses would be brought to justice but the scandals have already cost many to lose faith in the church. martin let's take a look at the case of cardinal pell he was a close advisor of pope francis so how close is he really to the pope i mean there was a bit of a political alliance that had to do with the fact that both king would have very strong reform agenda particularly bell was very concerned with vatican finances and have been very vocal over the about the existence of the vatican bank. in when the pope i mean when friends is going to see he appointed belled to essentially oversee that operation at the very same time i mean these were not close friends so to say i mean they come from very very different political political

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the decision by francis has been welcomed by jewish groups and by israel. some say pope pius the twelfth secretly saved lives others that he turned a blind eye to the persecution of jews. it's a long running debate that could finally come to an end in march. twenty twenty pope francis has just announced that the church will open up its world war two archives to the public thank you son of the church is not the history. of the country a lot of sense he also was the same trust is that of my predecessors i open and entrusted to researchers this documentary heritage. highest was elected on two six months before world war two erupted in europe. the vatican kept to a strict policy of neutrality during the war and d did not denounce nazi. but according to his supupportes pious used behind the sceness diplomacy to save jews. and instructed priests issue baptism certificates to hundreds of jews in it today. hi yes the twelfth died in nineteen fifty eight and the vatican usually wait seventy years after the end of the pontificate to open up any archives. but it has b

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joins me from all on pope francis's visit to that have you here matias so it's the pope's second visit at. a muslim country in as many months what was his message in robot generally the decision has been pretty consistent i mean forging ahead with a more integrated. essentially transcultural an ecumenical conversations with muslim leaders from muslim clerics including sort of figures within the few logical community if you slam both in the middle east and north africa and furthermore i think. you know the question essentially of the real migration problems which very often are related to this from countries i mean i've seen in the case of syria and in the case of northern africa it's not something that can simply be resolved by forest and i'd actually requires a joint political solution so i think that this obsession that has been actually very consistent throughout there is not the element which is a matter of fact in many muslim countries christian communities in a very precarious situation which means incidentally that for this pope this become a very high priority item in every age

the case of pope francis hawes because he had initially defended . but the jailing of george pell is perhaps one of the most damaging scandals for the catholic church the seventy seven year old belongs to the pope's in a circle. the pontiff disintegrate pressure to address to abuse issues last month he promised that abuses would be brought to justice but the scandals have already cost many to lose faith in the church and you can find more of that story at her website dot com now the news at our craft maker boeing in the u.s. federal aviation administration are increasingly finding themselves isolated in their refusal to ground the boeing seven thirty seven max following sunday's fatal crash. investigators there are sifting through the wreckage of the brand new seven thirty seven that crashed minutes after takeoff if european airlines says a flight recorders will be sent abroad or analysis this was the second disaster involving a new seven thirty seven accept for crash in indonesia under similar conditions five months ago. airlines and countries aroun

cardinal george pell was once a close advisor to pope francis not to six years behind bars for molesting. i'm a welcome to the program emergency workers say several people have died after a multi-story building containing a school collapsed in the city. area and scores of people including children to fit in the rubble and this footage shows one of several lucky choking who so far been rescued the top floor of the building elementary school with about one hundred students. correspondent. been talking to emergency personnel and residents in the area. people here are gathering behind me trying to find out what happened also rescue teams are getting prepared more and more risky teams are coming in to get to the actual site which is over there let me take you there. to the building or other what's left of it the school that just this morning you see heavy machinery there behind me i rescue teams trying to get as many people as soon as possible from underneath that rubble now according to the state's governor who was just here a couple of minutes ago appear at least twenty seven people have be

alright pope francis has arrived in the moroccan capital rabat for a visit aimed at furthering dialogue between the religions francis was invited to moral code by came on it during the two day trip the pontiff will need muslim leaders and sin to brace a mass for the country's minority catholic community interfaith dialogue is a priority for the process. now to some of the stories making news around the world has in slovakia also all around the city actually a new head of state in the second round of the country's presidential election the runoff pits environmental activists who sign up shop which will vary against european commission vice president. schiff children over one forty percent in the first round she could become the first woman to hold the largely ceremonial. and cities all over the world a switch people for the lights on that block structures for it's to raise awareness about climate change in sydney the iconic opera house went dark and in hong kong dozens of companies turned off in the nation off their high rise buildings. the rolling stones all spoken in a tour of north am

robert francis. take a look.k. >> he's just an extra ordinary guy. >> vibrancy, youthfulness to him. he has a message which is largely cheerful. >> had a way of speaking inspirational he but also really seriously, laying out the stakes. >> what he has to start with is a charisma that you just can't manufacture. >> he's got the sun and his face, looks sunny, optimistic, not the indoor bureaucrat sitting in the desk in somewhere. >> it's like a jesus christ superstar seeing people in front of him. he has that celebrity in that moment, he was owning aura around him and it. >> sean: you feel like you have a deja vu here? it's almost like we've seen this kind of cheerleading from the supposedly unbiased mainstream media before? we did. they were in love with barack obama. just a reminder, well, we went into our archives. take a look. >> you can see it in the crowd. the thrill, the hope. crowd surged towards him. you are looking at an american political phenomenon. >> you are the equivalent of a rock star.

francis: that is right. of things you talked about underscore what is at the moment for investors been a bull market and pessimism. it is remarkable. little more than a year ago we had a bull market and optimism. the buzz word was global synchronized expansion. have more countries participating in the expansion of the global company than any time in decades. the imf was revising forecast. we have policymakers around the world gearing up to normalize, away from what they perceived to be extraordinary, unorthodox stimulus for most of the post financial crisis period. here we are a year later and the sentiment has shifted from optimism to dark pessimism. is,ou asked, the question will we have a global recession this year? haidi: it does not seem to take a much -- it does not take a fundamental change of data. see goldilocks this year where inflation remains muted and growth remains robust. on the inflation argument, another camp is increasingly worried about inflation rearing its head. we do not see inflation a

someone tweeted that pope francis looks like he's batting off flies.p for hugs, a papal treat. >> it's also good if you add an ice cream cone. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> a vatican spokesman tells reporters fear of germs is why the pope was dodging kisses. quote, he wants to avoid the risk of contagion for the people, not for him. that does it for me. thanks for being here. up next is the cnn original series, "the seventies." have a great night. many have strength... few have raw power and many possess beauty but only a few can touch our souls. there are many suvs, but there's only one legend. the 2019 jeep grand cherokee the most awarded suv ever. woman: this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. vo: humira can lower your abili

the radical 2020 democrats i would like to be president with an investigation into beto bozo robert francis o'rourke in his home state of texas. by first we get started with the round up of the worst moments from the democratic hopefuls for president, something that the mainstream media, we know that they will never do. it is only tuesday, but the dozen the far left candidates trying to replace president trump are getting off to a rough start. it take for example elizabeth warren and kirsten gillibrand, they do not like that president trump was able to successfully select two original supreme court justices. so now they want to get rid of the supreme court as we have it currently configured. both senators told politico that they are open to increasing the amount of supreme court justices, and this would give them the ability to stack the court with the far left activist thereby leaving the third coequal branch of government, well, fairly powerless. constantly under the thumb of the executive branch. this is beyond unethical it is unconstitutional. it is a power grab. but what else do we exp

naturally, this includes beto "bozo robert francis" o'rourke. let's take a look. >> are you for or against third trimester abortion? >> the question is about abortion and reproductive rights, and my answer to you is that that should be a decision that the woman makes about her own body. y i trust her, so that is my answer. >> sean: first we will deliver the baby, the governor of the commonwealth of virginia said and then we will make sure that the baby is comfortable. and then we will let the mother decide. unbelievable, and they call trump immoral and every other name in the book. and they told you that justice kavanaugh was aev monster, but every democrat running for president cheers for this issue of infanticide. think about that. now meanwhile, they try topr shame conservatives for what? wanting border security? wanting to stop drugs from crossing the border? controlled immigration? on monday, senator gillibrand said that there is no such thing as an illegal human. take a look. >> immigration is not a security issue, it i an economic and a h

. >>> pope francis is announcing new changes how the vatican handles sex crime allegations. vatican and papal officials to report any sex abuse claims to church prosecutors. it is the first time the vatican has drawn up official guidelines for itself on this very issue. here is delia gallagher. >> reporter: fredricka, these new laws are for employees and residents living and working at the vatican or in its embassies and missions abroad. the vatican is its own country as well as headquarters of the catholic church. while it has had some laws on its books regarding sexual issues, it is the first time it has comprehensive legislation you might find in other countries. it really only applies to the 5,000 or so priests, nuns and lay people that are working directly for the vatican. but some of the new laws include mandatory reporting of potential sexual abuse to vatican police and authorities, raising the statute of limitations to 20 years from the 18th birthday of an alleged victim, and an automatic dismissal from office for anybody found guilty of sexual abuse. and it has been

francis circle. i hope muni can give focussed attention in terms of giving the "k" and "m" priority and getting through st. francis circle in a more timely manner. >> commissioner: thank you. mr. wiener. >> i noticed my name is spelled the same way scott wiener's and it should be w-e-i-n-e-r. i think the goal of muni should be service delivery should match the density of the city. now, for decade ago this was the case. you had a comprehensive system. now you're stripping services from the neighborhood and focussing on the most heavily-used line. this is a supply and demand principle instead of services meeting actual need. i appreciate the addition of coaches but i wonder how many have been taken from the neighborhoods. so in essence you have a zero sum solution. what we need to do is beef up the services and have more coaches than ever before and that also consists of restoring eliminated bus stops and runs. for instance, at 26 valencia used to run to st. luke's hospital from downtown and ran to the

i agree, the francis scott key song is really is a glorification of war. and i think lift every voice and sing would be a better national anthem. i don't know how other people feel about that. i think it is open to debate. i think everybody should say what they think about that and let us know. i think that is an excellent idea. >> you heard from rebecca schneider. as you and your family and the continued to travel and talk about the significance of this day. what are your general observations about this generation? >> well, thank you rebecca for your comments. and i had the opportunity to meet with journalists from parkland, florida. the school there that had the terrible shooting with 17 students killed. to the student journalist there are very aware that another court case, hazelwood v kula meyer which limited press freedom in the school is an important impediment to student journalists and some parts of the country. although there have been 14 states which have opened up their school newspapers to freedom of the press. i think that is a very important

>> robert francis o'rourke says tear down the wall with god. please.he democrats the president and the democrats have neutral ground on things like border security with technology and so forth, but the one big difference is the democrats cannot accept the fact that a wall, physical barrier is necessary on some parts of the border despite the fact that a democratic president helped build -- >> you can talk about residential candidates all you want. you can talk about certain members of congress but the ones were actually in the room at the table negotiating this have been talking about investing. >> so pelosi didn't mean it when she said not a dime? >> if you look at the packages that democrats have passed in the past and that they are promoting today, the democratic majority in the congress is for investing overall in border security -- you know i respected him initially but this is the problem, this is all you guys want to talk about. -- >> they care about it. it's an issue that is a crisis. >> there is more to immigration than just a wall. as hard as

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[cheers and applause] it's celebrity judge week here, so let's welcome judge karen mills-francis.rs and applause] welcome. >> hello. >> welcome. celebrity judge week--thank you for being a part of this. >> thank you for having me here. >> thanks for being here. we are doing this for a good cause. everybody's been playing for their charities. who are you supporting? >> i'm supporting the beautiful gate outreach center. they're an organization that works to improve the lives of people who have hiv/aids in wilmington, delaware. they're doing great work, and i want to help them win some money. >> is that where you're from? >> i'm from miami, florida. >> okay. why up there? >> you know, i was asked to speak to a group of girls there last year and i was just so impressed... >> just touched your heart. >> with what they'd been doing and how they've been helping the community. there are a lot of people disproportionately affected with hiv-aids in wilmington, delaware. >> well, i love that you're a part of it and hopefully we'll do some good today. a million dollars on the line for that or