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john allen covers the vatican and global catholicism for the boston globe.joins me from denver. >> lest talk a little bit about the shuffle at the bank. why is this particularity bank so significant? >> niferl we should say that the -- first of all, the vatican has a number of important financial centers and the announcement today concerns all of them. in terms of the bank i think the most important thing is that as you rightly indicated in the setup to our conversation over the years the vatican bank has been a recurrent source of scandal and embarrassment for the vatican. and the catholic church. bringing it into compliance with 20th century standards how business should be done. to accomplish that, the pope has done a couple of things. one is, he has significantly internationalized the management of the bank, appointing a frenchman as its president, a board that is tremendously international, breaking an italian monopoly over management of the bank. what he has done is broad in a number of lay people that is nonclerics, for the vatican's other profit cent

british citizen john allen, a lawyer, was traveling with his wife, sandra, and their three children. robert was flying home to his wife and two young sons. families ripped apart. >> they are my parents. my father, my mother. >> reporter: kevin lost three members of his family. his parents, both chefs, were taking his grandmother back to malaysia. >> my mom always says if we are not here one day, you are going to be a strong man. >> reporter: in australia kristen norris is mourning her father and her niece and two nephews. >> i don't know what's going to happen to the family now. i can't -- i don't know how they're going to do it. it's a horrible, horrible, horrible situation. >> reporter: 8-year-old otis, 10-year-old evi and 12-year-old moe were traveling home with their grandfather. their parents booked on a later flight. a prayer service in malaysia today, 50 friends and family members mourned the loss of a flight attendant. the only u.s. citizen on board was 25-year-old quinn schansman. his grandfather was visiting family in the states. >> you just hope that none of your children

afghanistan is now tied with north korea and somalia as the most corrupt country in the world general john allen said this issue is the worst threat the country faces even worse than the taliban itself one industry that has been proliferating is heroin international forces focused on ending heroin and poppy production but the u.s. spends said. point six billion dollars on these counter-narcotics efforts yet sagar reports that farmers are growing more poppy today than ever before in twenty thirteen the international worth of this was three billion dollars which is fifteen percent of afghanistan's g.d.p. the inspector general says little progress has been made to counter narcotics operations and those efforts might not be sustainable after forces leave now when it comes to the afghan national army the amount of people that it has that are being trained right now is decreasing and the number of desertions from the army are increasing in some cases like the case of the c one thirty planes the u.s. is shipping equipment to the afghans that they might not meet and in other cases the u.s. is not shippi

in the dutch town, a service remembered three families including that of the british lawyer john allent died in the crash. from there, matthew reports. >> here in netherlands, they lost three entire families. charles smulenburg a football club volunteer, his son a promising young player, and his wife, a woman who was called a friend. she came to mourn after she read the passenger list and found her name there. >> i know how much she loved the kids r. the whole family. she was my former boss. i learned a lot from her which is why i'm here. >> in all, 13 people from this town died. so far grief has been the overwhelming reaction. now says the deputy mayor who has spent time with all families, that's changing. >> you see pictures every once in a while on television and it's always some far away place. now it's our children and teachers who are lying there. people are family members who are fearing that the wedding bands and gold watch they inherited from their grandparents are being robbed there by the militia. i think there's anger as much as fear and grief. >> everyone here is shattered

analyst john allen says high-speed computer models can identify even tiny levels of bacteria before they grow into trouble. >> it's something that a low level that may be antibiotic resistant if you treat the wound with an antibiotic it could very quickly change and become the dominant organism. >> the livermore team believes the array could ensure u.s. soldiers receive the right treatments quicker to ensure the wounds they've suffered in battle heal faster and more efficiently. >> to really allow us to develop more of a personalized medicine for the soldiers to heal better. >> with current technologies the system can analyze a sample and give you an answer in just 24 hours. >>> in a recall tonight from foster farms, 170 chicken products have been recalled because of possible salmonella infection. chicken use by dates from march 21st to march 29th. the products were produced at central valley plant. >>> mike shoeman is here with a look at world cup soccer. >> we talked about our wardrobe this morning. soccer, two games on tap. host nation brazil with some bad news. star striker neymar kn

. >> reporter: more victims were named british citizen john allen was traveling with his wife sarah and their three children. robert was flying home to his wife and two young sons. families ripped apart. >> those two are my parents. >> kevin lost three members of his family. his parents, both chefs, were taking his grandmother back to malaysia. >> my mom always said, if we are not here one day, you are going to be a stronger man. >> in australia, this girl is mourning the loss of her fathers. >> i don't know how we're going to do it. it's a horrible, horrible situation. >> 8-year-old, 10-year-old and 1-year-old were traveling home with their grandfather. their parents booked on a later flight. a prayer service in malaysia, 50 friends and family members mourn the loss of a flight attendant. the only u.s. citizen on board was 25-year-old quinn schansman. >> you hope that none of his children will go before you. >> reporter: back in amsterdam, the memorial outside of the malaysian airlines terminal continues to grow as family members wait for answers. we're getting word that at least 192 b

analyst john allen says high-speed computer models can identify even tiny levels of bacteria before theyto trouble. >> it's something that a low level that may be antibiotic resistant if you treat the wound with an antibiotic it could very quickly change and become the dominant organism. >> the livermore team believes the array could ensure u.s. soldiers receive the right treatments quicker to ensure the wounds they've suffered in battle heal faster and more efficiently. >> to really allow us to develop more of a personalized medicine for the soldiers to heal better. >> with current technologies the system can analyze a sample and give you an answer in just 24 hours. >>> in a recall tonight from foster farms, 170 chicken products have been recalled because of possible salmonella infection. chicken use by dates from march 21st to march 29th. the products were produced at central valley plant. >>> mike shoeman is here with a look at world cup soccer. >> we talked about our wardrobe this morning. soccer, two games on tap. host nation brazil with some bad news. star striker neymar kneed in t

. >> reporter: john allen a lawyer, was traveling with his wife sandra and their three children. robert ailey was flying home to his wife and two young sons. families ripped apart. >> parents, mother, brother. >> kevin lost three members of his family. his patients, both chefs, were taking his grandmother back to malaysia. >> my mom always says, if we are not here one day, you are going to be a strong man. >> reporter: in australia, kristen is mourning her father nick norris and her niece and two nephews. >> i want to know what's going to happen to the family now. i don't know how they're going to do it. it's a horrible, horrible situation. >> reporter: 8-year-old otis, 10-year-old evie and 12-year-old mo were traveling home with their grandfather. their parents booked on a later flight. 50 friends and family members mourn the loss of a flight attendant. the only u.s. citizen on board was 25-year-old quinn schansman his grandfather visiting family in the states. >> you just hope none of your children or grandchildren go before you. the memorial outside the >> reporter: back in am

so we heard john allen saying, oh, republicans complain that the agencies here, that they make an interpretation. typically, you're supposed to defer to that. the fourth circuit does. the d.c. circuit doesn't. they say, we do not disregard statutory text lightly. and that is the d.c. circuit republicans there basically saying, hey, we kind of know this is totally ridiculous because we're implying that the democratic congress slid in a technical i city to undermine t purpose of this law, but we're going to stick to these words even if they seem absurd. that's the part here i think a lot of people will find the d.c. circuit ruling absurd and more importantly for folks concerned about activism, a real departure from the usual deference courts are supposed to give. >> that certainly seems to be the case. on the substance of the criticism here of obamacare, i thought there was something really noteworthy in the injury that the plaintiff in the d.c. circuit court case was said to have suffered. he's a west virginia guy. he makes about $20,000 a year. he said basically he didn't want to have to pay $21

according to former afghanistan war commander john allen. lookingart of an event at karzai's legacy, along with reporter.ed president karzai leaves office in early august after 13 years in power. just over two hours. gram is nou is it too premature to speak about karzai's legacy? began an audit of these 8 million votes according to a deal that secretary kerry last week. it will be a complicated audit. i would not be surprised having through something similar myself with ambassador ida that longer than expected, and i imagine that to a certain degree the question that we're talk about today, president karzai's legacy licenser also be affected by how election comes to an end. nonetheless i think we all still deal to say. president karzai has been leading afghanistan in one way last 13ther for the years since december, 2001. thought it was an appropriate moment while at the takes being worked out to stock of what has been accomplished in that time. only theat i mean not state of the country that he'll leave for the next president, but also cert

i'm john vause. >> and i'm natalie allen. we're tracking two major stories this hour on "cnn newsroom." chaos on the streets of gaza during the deadliest day of fighting since the start of the israeli crackdown. >> also ahead, there is anger after claims thieves have stolen from the victims of flight mh17. >>> and we begin this hour in gaza, where the military wing of hamas says it has captured an israeli soldier. >> hamas supporters hailed the announcement with cheers and salutory gunfire. but israel's ambassador to the u.n. says the claim is not true. a captive soldier could be a valuable bargaining chip for the outgunned and outnumbered militants. israeli soldier gill ad shalit was held for five years before he was exchanged for more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners. >> sunday was the deadliest day yet since israel began its crackdown on rocket fire from gaza. palestinians report 87 people were killed on sunday. that makes at least 501 dead in the past two weeks. and the u.n. believes 70% of them were civilians. israel rep

i think john allen wrote this weekend in "the boston globe" that this was a prelude to action.nk what's bothered catholics of all political strifes is in many case it is hierarchy seemed more interested in institutional self protection than in protecting kids. if he takes steps towards real accountability here, that will be a very big deal and it will be in keeping with the rest of his papacy so far. >> fran circumstance why do you think it's taken the pope more than a year to address this? do you agree with e.s. thj. tha may be a pray collude to action. >> i hope it's a pray collude of action. it remains to be seen whether it will be. the establishing of commissions, we're past the establishing of commissions. we really need him to take some serious action right now. but i think it's taken this amount of time because, i'm a little sympathetic to the pope. i'm both critical and sympathetic. i think it does take time for a leader to be able to move on so many issues. he has a lot of issues to move on. also, there's cronyism. the pope is a bishop. the people that need to be calle

. >> former afghanistan war commander john allen said many of the crises in afghanistan could have been avoided if the u.s. listened to president hamid karzai. he leaves office after 13 years in power. the discussion was held looking at legacy of mohammed karzai. this is two hours. >> welcome. thank you all for kochlgt now that you're here, i should say there's maybe one slight problem with the topic we're going to deal with today. the problem is is it too premature to speak about karzai's legacy. yesterday they began or in cable they began 8 million votes according to a deal secretary kerry brokered last week. i wouldn't be surprised going through something similar myself, it may be longer than expected. i imagine to a certain degree, the question we talk about, president karzai's election comes to an end. we have a great deal to say. leading since 2001, we thought at ip an appropriate moment while the election is being carried out to take stock of what has been accomplished in that time. by that i mean not only the state of the country he'll leave for the next president but certain ha

. >> what i said to general allen and john kerry is i live here, and i know what is necessary to insure the security of israel. >> now behind the numbers people are just trying to survive. fathers, mothers, children all living in fair. >> reporter: gazaens feel the war is four days old. the israeli military has struck 1,000 locations. bombs pulverized buildings. all night and all morning israeli bombs echo through gaza, and now israel feels it is fighting on multiple fronts. the occupied west banks. in northern israel for the first time in more than a year a missiles from lebanon targeted an israeli farm. and across the country more rockets from gaza are finding more targets than ever before. they're aiming for israel and aiming for sensitive locations including tel aviv, the symbol of the modern israeli state. >> until now we have hit hamas hard and as the battle continues we'll increase our strikes. >> reporter: and as that happens more gazaens will be affect: for the second time in two nights an israeli airstrikes killed an entire family. a missiles gutted their house. more than half

first time since his no hitter, lincecum gets out of a bases loaded-no out jam striking out allen craig and johnjay. two run home run. the 100th of his career-- 50 at home and 50 on the road. then is was brandon crawford -- hole back of lincecum to end the inning. lincecum pitched for eight innings, had four hits and six strikeouts-- this is the 5th back-to-back no run games. and things didn't look good for the oakland a's as they took on the detroit tigers last night. tiger's pitcher rick porcello he didn't strike out or walk a batter but instead enduced 17 groundouts including 3 straight here in the fourth inning. one-dollar brad mills made his only mistake-- a 2-run home run by j-d martinez giving the tigers a 3-0 victory. the a's and tigers go at it again this morning-- first pitch a federal appeals court says it will reconsider barry bonds' felony conviction for obstruction of justice. the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled that a special panel of eleven judges will review a 2011 jury verdict finding bonds guilty of giving evasive testimony to a grand jury investigating athletes use of pe

since his no-hitter top 4th lincecum gets out of a bases loaded-none out jam striking out allen craig and john jay then getting st. francis of mountain view product danny descalso to ground out to end the inning bottom 4th/ 1-0 giants pablo sandoval two run home run the 100th of his career 50 at home and 50 on the road 3-0 giants top 7th/ 5-0 giants brandon crawford makes a nice play in the hole back of lincecum to end the inning final: 5-0 giants by percentage points bay are back in first place as the dodgers were blown out 10 this three by cleveland. a's/tigers tiger's pitcher rick porcello shut down the a's tonight in detroit he didn't strike out or walk a batter but enduced 17 groundouts. including 3 straight here in the 4th inning bottom 6th/ 1-0 tigers one-dollar brad mills. his only mistake a 2-run home run by j.d. martinez 3-0 tigers top 9th/ 3-0 tigers porcello gets bradon moss to fly out to endthe game a 4-hit shutout he has 25 1/3 scoreless innings final: 3-0 tigers a's/tigers the warriors have reportedly found a backup point guard for stephen curry. signing brooklyn nets free agent

john vause. >> and i'm natalie allen. we're tracking two major stories this hour on "cnn newsroom."s of gaza during the deadliest day of fighting since the start of the israeli crackdown. >> also ahead, there is anger after claims thieves have stolen from the victims of flight mh17. >>> and we begin this hour in

burgess republican from i don't know where says impeach obama this is a political blank fair at all allen west john kyl jason chaffetz kerry been. no i said that right as a news report and sir pale and of course you know wrote an op ed. this is a democrat democratic conspiracy really well i actually i actually wrote a piece about this on the daily signal what folks in the rewrites i think it's a terrible idea to be talking about impeachment but i also do believe it is something being gend up right now by democrats i mean yes sarah palin said it or she said a democrat is not a lot of additional what you have because i mean they are they just may raise over three million dollars talking about it and on top of that they don't want to talk about other stuff they don't really want to talk about the border crisis they don't talk about what's happening with russia they would not have a crystal ball and so you think you have some macare of democrats did pass comprehensive immigration reform senate the house of representatives john boehner won't break it has an amnesty bill has not an amnesty yesterday they

. >> our owner's great too, paul allen and our gm john schnieder. >> seth: you don't have to kiss up> seth: they're not gonna be like, "hey i saw you on "seth meyers" you didn't mention us. so we found a new quarterback." >> they're probably not watching. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's true. they're probably not watching. [ laughter ] so, a lot of -- here's my question, because i think everybody is going to be this closely matched super bowl. i mena, to be honest, watching it and i don't want to blame you. sort of a bummer to watch. [ light laughter ] but you're up 22-0 at halftime. you're up 29-nothing the minute the second half starts. were there times where you're like, "oh, we have this in the bag." like, how do you stay focused when it's that big of a lead early? >> well, i think the biggest thing is just staying in the moment. you know, i think with anything else, no matter what you do in life, just being in the moment of that particular time. and so about five minutes left in the game, when i was thinking about pouring that gatorade all over coach carroll, with zach miller

allen west is crazy as authorize a sean flesh itself. john boehner knows how the tea party despises me. he does as much work a day as the human appendix, like frank underwood from house of cards if he did nothing. this is all trying to make people like him. if bachbz led, the tea party wouldn't respect him. this is theater. theater creates jobs. >> close to mid term elections, can democrats use theater to their advantage? >> absolutely because that commonwealth report that you mentioned earlier, remember, i just bring the facts, showed 74% of all newly insured republicans, republicans are happy with obamacare, the affordable care act, so it is going to play right into democratic hands. we have to keep our noses clean to not put our foot in our mouth to do something we will regret. we just need the medicaid expansion, states to accept it. in this country where 37% of all minority, of the country is minority, 37%, and 77% of all preventable death is that same minority population. we've got to do something. medicaid expansion is key for the obam

john kerry, this is more than crisis talk or arithmetic. it is about ensuring stanton here. after more than a decade of military and financial support. mccarron allen, "bbc news," kabul. >> for more on secretary kerry's trip and the controversy surrounding the elections, i spoke to the director of the south asia center of the atlantic council. john kerry is holding a second day of talks with the rival candidates for the presidency of iraq. what are the chances that the secretary of state can broker a deal. >> i think he is creating a workable environment for them. it will be up to them for work impasse. one is the political basis. what are the deals they work out among themselves that are acceptable to the two candidates. >> how much leverage do the americans even have, given they are looking towards with drawing combat troops. >> well, they have some leverage because they have the money. the government cannot survive ithout foreign assistance. without u.s. assistance, other sorts of funding will walk away from afghanistan. and history will repeat itself. >> abdullah is claiming vote rigging from his rival. what evidence does he have? >> he has pre

john kerry's responsible for. number one, perhaps not understanding that what woody allen said, that 80% of life is just showing up. woody allen's wrong. 80% of success in life is showing up at the right time. there was absolutely no way over the last two weeks that john kerry could have negotiated anything. that's number one. so i think he missed the sense -- and you have to understand. when you're secretary of state or one of his advisers, you see this going on. you want to get into the middle of the mix. frankly, his hot mic comments a week or so ago reflected the fact that he wanted to be in the middle of the mix. the problem was there was no deal there. that's number one. number two, i don't think the issue is that kerry is pushing a settlement that will somehow stop this from reoccurring. the problem the israelis have is this. that what he has done perhaps inadvertently is to create a symmetry between the government of israel, a staunch american ally, and the islamic resistance movement hamas, which according to american statute in law is a terrorist organization. he's somehow inadvertently in his nonpaper t

john: i do also but i say it should be the goal. thank you allen west.nother form of recreation were most do not agree is gambling. i like to bet i play poker and will that do most anything peace plan dash baseball games coming election which with the ball rolls there they go in my state the legal is online at organized betting and it and some states even bets between french our against all lot that is rarely enforced but they can be jailed. many consider it a sin. bill o'reilly gives me a hard time. >> you can get addicted, it is fine and you could lose the rent money it is like narcotics. john: narcotics? i doubt it is as addictive as cocaine but as a libertarian once i am an adult it should be my choice >> but libertarians are wrong about that says my next guest. why? >> people tried to defend it but it touches other people. it is all the more incentive to act morally where domestic violence increases increases, as substance abuse and suicide increases the suicide capital is las vegas. economically spiritually socially there is of a way that conservat

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allen schauffler, al jazeera seattle. >> in tennessee today family and friends of newsman john siegenthaler sr.lebrated his remarkable life. siegenthaler died on friday. he's being remembered for his devotion to human rights and social justice. in the 1960s where much of the media in the south ignored the growing resistance to racial equality, siegenthaler led his paper the tennesseeian in social justice. our colleague his son john spoke. >> who knows how much life is left. since that day 50 years ago, i have felt your every blet was mine and mine yours. we fear not the future, you and i. when my breath is gone, it will still be yours. tomorrow, is ours. because the past and the present has been and is, with all these incredible years can mean, i love you. we love you, dad. >> earlier this evening we were talking about the storm that is about to make its way towards the pill peens. pill -- the philippines, take a look at the front that's bringing heavy rain showers. major delays at the airports this evening and we do expect those delays to continue until tomorrow. the rain will be extremely hea

chair the first panel which will be the nomination of john francis teft to be ambassador to rush yachlt we'll pass the gavel to senator coons. craig allen to be the ambassador and easterly r and earl robert miller to be the ambassador to botswana. and then senator cain chair our next representatives. >> let me first welcome our first nominee, john teft. ambassador teft has been a career foreign service officer since 1972 and deserve at this critical time to be givener conversation of the committee. let me say the gee yoe politics fastly different from what we confronted during the last hearing for u.s. ambassador to russia in 2011. and in my view, we cannot afford to wait to send an ambassador to moscow as senator mccain just urged us to do. before we begin, i just want to express my concern about russia's violation of its obligations under the interimmediate range nuclear forces treaty. russia's violation is a very serious matter. it is vital that it comply with the obligations under the treaty and eliminate any prohibited items in a very fireable manner. the inf treaty is a corner stone of european security and was one of the first st

john roberts got the exclusive footage. he toured that facility. he is live in very warm mack allen, texas. first the situation there and what you saw inside the facilities? >> reporter: the headline from the rio grande valley, martha, the number of apprehensions are down, 6 to 700 a day, down from 11, 1200. let's look inside the facility we got exclusive access to. we saw families, unaccompanied children, and men there as well. 80 men were crammed in one 120 by 120 area and the place was beehive and as they were trying to process the illegal immigrants to get them out to detention facilities elsewhere. there were 460 people, down from a peak of 1500. the border patrol has the decline to seasonal drop-off, in the month ever july. message may be getting out to central america not to come to the united states. it is still a huge problem though. we toured the border over the weekend with texas republican congressman louie gohmert. gohmert is highly critical of the president's request for $3.2 billion to address the situation here. gohmert said the first thing the president needs to do that the

and general allen raised this question but, you know, the question i would have first to kai and mujib and maybe a reaction from john is, you know, it seems in the last year or several months, president karzai has sort of gone out of his way to be an ttagonistic and almost petty in his relationship with the u.s. not just the bsa, but things like the relice of prisoners in bagram, kinds of things that seem to be deliberately antagonizing an ally that the next president will need to rely on and i don't know if either of you have insights on what is his thinking behind that. is there something behind it more than sort of a visceral reaction and then maybe after you two speak, general allen could have something more to say on that. start with you, kai. >> i have heard the same. you mentioned the crimea and i discussed that with him. i don't think i will go into that here. but i think there is now a level of bitterness in him that has increased tremendously over the last couple of years, of course. it stems i think from the very early days, and general allen mentioned, mujib did also, he came in not with his own governme

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john? >> see, tower, you've created a discussion at the table. tower, get on that. we need her on the show. >>> with us, mike allen with a look at the playbook.g. >> good morning. >> what's your view on the nightmare nanny and the view down in washington, mike? >> the view down in washington is that this is going to be a central plot twist in nicolle's next novel. >> i will always side with the nanny in any novel. always. >> nightmare nanny impact in 2016. >>> a brand new quinnipiac poll paints a bit of a troubling picture for president obama. voters rank president obama the worst president since world war ii. wow, he's followed by george w. bush and richard nixon. the poll also shows close to 50% say the country would have been better off today if mitt romney beat president obama in the 2012 election. just 38% say the country would be worse off. 85% of republicans believe president romney would have the u.s. in a better direction. and 47% of the independent voters have the view but 74% of democrats as you might imagine still say the country would be better off -- is better off with president obama. all right, mike, those are some pretty extr

john thune, lamar alexander, roy blunt are the names that those republican senators were talking about as potential future leaders. >> you think there's a shot mcconnell loses here despite what mr. mike allenlling you? >> i think there's a clans. if you put your money on it, you put it on mcconnell given that the state is conservative and mcconnell is a ruthless campaigner and is going to have so much money. it's close enough that it's one you have to keep an eye on. i think georgia has a much better chance of flipping, still a tough one for democrats, but an easier one than kentucky because of what kasie was talking about. georgia has changed a lot more than kentucky t rise in the minority population, it is run of the states that is changing and could potentially change in profound ways over the next couple election cycles. if there's one state to watch, if you watch these things casually, watch georgia because it tells you a lot about the country and a lot about the new south. >> jim vandehei and kasie hunt, thank you very much. >>> the donald sterling continues. >> dear god, no. >> he sues the nba as head coach doc rivers claims to leave the team if this issue isn't settled before the s