crest, itat the very will take a long time to get there. it has to do with the educational system.we have lots and lots of data i'm not and i -- and not an idea what to do with it. >> what he does is interpret it. opinion, but in attitude towards the data that explains it. this is a complicated question. no one of this is an objective observer. human bearings -- human beings are inherently subjective. instead of trying to present a filtered version -- it is also the case, we have been live for three or four weeks now, and we by no means have divorced ourselves from all of the challenges any journalistic organization faces. >> i want to see -- you went from the new york times to espn and abc. you went from one big one to another big one. because you thought you could do more there? or because you had more freedom? you were driving during the political season the traffic. the long term i wanted to build something. g thing really excitin to do. it is challenging and it is also a lot of fun. the espn family was a better place to do that because they take more of an attitude towards, we

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after landing earlier today, president obama met with the malaysian royal family and attended a itate dinner with more than 600 guests. overshadowing his trip is the crisis in ukraine. they are traveling with the president as always and in lampur. that is the city that the world is focused on because of the missing airliner. >> reporter: you are right, harris, tragic situation and the way officials put it. there is nothing official on the president's schedule in terms of the meeting and the status of that investigation. and they can't rule out a side conversation touring the various meetings with top officials. there were americans on board of the malaysian jet and there are u.s. government agencies especially the fbi front and center in this investigation and trying to track the mystery. that is on the plate. and even bigger is the president inazzia dealing with the crisis many miles away in ukraine. top u.s. officials tell us we will have a now round of u.s. sanctions and european union sanctions and targeting russia and russian president vladimar putin & his cronies. >> russia bein

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across the connecticut river, is putney school, and they asked me to be a gauge at the gettysburg res itation thing. i wept and wept. i fully admit i cried at the inspirational nature. >> finally as 150 was approaching, i said "we have to do this", i have to put my money where my mouth is. i wanted to make a film about the heroic study of the boys. it's challenging the rest of the country. challenging the rest of the country to do something toot, have everyone memorise it. to. >> let's look at what you did. >> we have five living'. ago. >> our fadsers brought forth. >> and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. >> now we are engaged in a great civil war. >> testing whether that nation endured. >> why is it important for people to go back and memorise the address. >> one of them is that we stopped asking people to memorise. it wasn't good, and there was no relevance. the evidence crystalises something. there's a sense of accomplishment. for the boys the a the greenwood school, it's like a talisman, something they carry with them. we reached out. no one said no. history is

there's a document called nostre itate, which is "in our times," which talks about the catholic church's jewish people. it used to be that, according to the catholic church, the jews were blamed for the death of jesus. and this document made it clear that they were not to be blamed as an entire people then or now for the death of jesus. it sounds strange, but it was one of those issues which was very important in catholic/jewish relations. and of course, john paul ii was the first pope to visit a synagogue. he had a background of friendship with jewish people in poland. one of his best friends was jewish. and so, john paul ii had a continually long relationship with jewish rabbis and jewish people in general. he also established diplomatic relations with israel in 1994, amongst other things. so, both of them were recognized by many jewish leaders as two catholic popes who encouraged dialogue and friendship with the jewish religion. john paul ii calling them our elder brothers. so, certainly, even in the sense of respect for the jewish religion. it used to be that one had to convert the j

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