hundreds of parishers at this church honored the now saint john paul the second during mass today. john paul visited saint add he will burt's when he was a cardinal in 1976. >>> jamie is here with sports on this super bowl sunday. >> big sports day, guys. >> surely. >> and commercials. >> yes. >> okay. we're all counting down to kick off, commercials and the the food but before we look ahead to the big game it is hard not to look back between patriots and eagles. that is right, this marks ten years since the bird and pats met in the super bowl can you believe it, a decade since donovan mcnabb may or may not have thrown up in the huddle decade since we got so close. tonight will mark patriots third super bowl appearance since then. they have yet to win another title. tom brady knows seattle posts quite a challenge. >> this defense cause is a lot of issues, they don't make anything easy. we have to work hard all night. it business about having a good plan and you are always confidence going into the game with what you are doing but you have to be able to execute it very well. so, the

john paul stevens was appointed to replace william douglas. in one of these intriguing ironies, william douglass taught edward leavy, at least, perhaps gerald ford at yale law school. william douglas is the person who strongly recommended edward leavy for appointment to the faculty at the university of chicago when there were very few positions for jewish law professors. when edward leavy came into office, he knew that william o douglas was very frail. there were four and then five of us who were his special assistance. we are all under 30. two had been first in their class at harvard law school. for justice lewis powell, and he gave each of us a sitting judge to read their opinions and to advise them on, you know whether they would make good justices. i got william webster, who later became director of fbi and cia and was always too busy to get started on the project, which is fortunate because i was not qualified to give meaningful advice on that question at that time. but when douglas was on the verge of going, and edward leavy received som

october 3rd, 1979 when pep john paul, ii came bound go into the main chapel at saint charles seminary in wynnewood. for this young man studying for the priesthood at the time it still conquers up deep emotion. >> to go behind the alter and pray. >> reporter: his name is timothy senior now bishop senior who has fate or destiny would have it now runs the very same seminary and preparing for prospect of another papal visit. >> that were to happen we would be working around the clock to get the place in shape report report bile all accounts it likely will happen. when pope's travel they stay with the local archbishop in this case, charles chaput who lives here on the second floor of the seminary a's main building, security concerns restrict any filming of the resident but these are the private steps that the pope would use to get there. while we could not go up we were granted the first ever television access to other parts of this sprawling 75-acre, 650,000 square foot complex with my guides. >> here in philadelphia, we could really use this visit. >> reporter: ryan and eric, two seminar

questions surfacing about the brush with pope john paul ii as a university student. more on that later in the show. >>> let's get an early start on your money. cristina alesci joins us now. >> we are looking at a good week for stocks. asian stocks ended the day mostly higher. european shares are up as well thanks to solid gdp numbers. germany and europe's growth engine. u.s. stock futures are continuing to climb after the dow gained 110 points yesterday. poppy, it is official. last year was the worst year for recalls ever. the government says nearly 64 million vehicles recalled. that is more than double the previous record set in 2004. gm recalled 30 million vehicles including those with flawed ignition switches and defective air bags from takata which led to recalls from several carmaker carmakers. this finally has the attention of the obama administration. he wants to increase funding to the government arm. >> for nhtsa. >> almost three times more money. from $9 million to $30 million. >> we will see if that gets approved. that was their big pushback. we could have

john paul jordon's mother was at jefferson street gospel music playing on her headphones. surveillance video captured the man in disguise who walked up and shot the women in the head. the man is 36-year-old ran dove sanders. the nonprofit has a contract with the department of human services. sources say the victim suspected sanders stole money from the program and she was going to meet with dhs to turn him in. >> the fact that this guy's main goal was take. >> reporter: saturday sanders was picked up at his northeast philadelphia home where police found three guns. the man told us weeks ago he was close with his supervisor. >> tuesday she celebrated her and varies for married. this is disturbing. >> reporter: crime scenes were back looking for evidence. while jones' son continues to ask why. to find out that's the reason, i'll never see my mom again and my inspiration is gone for life, it's heartbreaking. >> turning point said last night it's relieved, but devastated by the arrest, it's difficult to say why the tragedy occurred the nonprofit will begin conducting an intern

. >>> professor john paul at the university of south florida has developed a fish censor to find mislabelled fish. some is labeled as grouper, it's a different type of fish. it's costing the consumers $25 million a year. the professor says inventing the censor is not what we set out to do. >> we developed the technology to defect red tide, if you could do the same thing for grouper, it would not get past the door. >> it can be used to monitor different kinds of seafood. it's not cheap, it's $2,000 and will come out later this year. >>> a plane crash in taiwan. dramatic video that captured the terrifying moments just after takeoff. >>> rules on homosexuality and sex outside marriage, the controversial guidelines for teachers at some bay area catholic schools. >>> good morning we're looking at a commute, traffic is doing well if you're driving north bound on 280 in san jose. >>> temperatures are 40s and 50s, we're waiting for the system to move in. oh, somebody bark at the moon there. we won't be able to see it in the morning, but we can there. nothing can prepare you for having a doctor tell

but now they are at john paul jones hosting louisville. oh, my gosh!yard, jamie giving them the 6-point lead. virginia wins 52-47. cavaliers 21-1. >>> st. bonaventure and virginia commonwealth tied. at the buzzer marcus posely mr. big shot 73-71 the final. vcu was ranked 18th. >>> quick hit, women's hoops. usf not backing down from anybody. dons took gonzaga to 4 overtimes before the bulldogs said it was enough is enough. it was the first four overtime game in college basketball this season and the first one in west coast conference history. despite the loss, dons run by jennifer azey are on pace for 20 wins. >>> so sad news out of golf this one just handed to me. billy casper one of the great legend of the game 51 wins in his pga career, just passed away. boy, what a heavy heart that big blow to the game. billy casper one of the great ones just passed away. >>> now looks like pebble beach will be coming up next week. a place where billy casper had a lot of success. but this is san diego and torrey pines and this is chad campbell all that real estate i

a vial of blood from pope saint john paul ii was placed on the altar of the sacred heart of jesus.e visited in 1976 before he became pope. >>> group of volunteers meantime at clearview regional high school got together to try to help local families in need. they're hoping to make a big difference by making hoagies. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhury has more. >> reporter: these aren't your average hoagies. these are hoagies for hope. more than 200 volunteers were breaking bred at clearview regional high school in mullica hill sunday morning. >> incredible awesome experience. >> reporter: the 2-foot long hoagies sell for $10. >> we're making an italian hoagie with salami, provolone cheese lettuce tomato. >> reporter: the meat of the story is not how much heart goes in. >> blind deaf, cerebral palsy, she was on a breathing tube for a long time. >> reporter: christina was born with several health problems. she's now facing a number of surgeries that are not covered by insurance. the funds raised will help christina and two other local families. >> i feel grateful. i feel loved

in 2012 marsh shot and killed john paul and wounded paul's wife during a home invasion at the couple's home on cecil b. moore avenue and strawberry mansion. police say paul's two children were home at the time but not injured. >>> also today a former police officer kevin corcoran facing two years in prison for sentencing in obstruction of justice. he handcuffed an iraqi war veteran and drove him around in his cruiser for 16 minutes all because the veteran questioned him about making a u-turn in his police cruiser. >>> new video this morning shows a burglar in action at a home in camden. and just watch this video closely. look in the center of the screen. that is a 55-inch flatscreen tv. we just saw the surveillance video from january 27th showing the suspect riding a mountain bike down church street at 3:30 in the morning. he goes around to the back of the house and then comes out about an hour later carrying the huge tv. >>> police are looking for a serial burglar in bucks and montgomery county. here's what we know about that. the burglar hit 20 homes in hilltown new britton and anoth

in 2012 marsh shot and killed john paul and took his life. the crime appeared to be random. paul was described as a loving father of two. >>> also today a former philadelphia police officer kevin corke rancoran is facing two years in prison for handcuffing an iraqi war veteran and drove him around for several hours after being questioned about a turn he was making in his police cruiser. >>> the death of a 59-year-old man is being called suspicious and they believe he may be a retired philadelphia officer. they have not released his name yet but the medical examiner has not determined the cause of death. but we have been told that the man may have been beaten. >>> this morning we're hearing from a woman's 13-year-old son accused of giving crack cocaine to an 8-year-old at a philadelphia school. the boy gave the bag of crack to an 8-year-old at the elementary school yesterday and the 8-year-old asked two of his classmeats to sniff the bag. one of them told the teacher. the police came to school and found eight more bags of crack in the bedroom. the teen's mother admitted her s

. >> and we're going to take you back to that night 35 years ago when pope john paul ii was here andts of the historic seminary where cameras have never been allowed to go before. one man was there in 79 and will be there later this year with incredible unique positions for both of those visits. >> look forward to it. >> you got it. >> thank you brian. >>> hello. pennsylvania senator bob casey today asked the federal government to ban powdered >> pennsylvania senator bob casey today asked the federal government to ban powdered caffeine. he stopped at 30th street station to unveil his request to the fda. in it he outlines the dangers that powdered caffeine posed to children. he wants it pulled from store shelves. the fda has said that a single teaspoon is equal to 25 cups of coffee. the substance is linked to two deaths in ohio and georgia but it's still available at some retailers and online. >>> everybody is talking about the end of the super bowl. it is something that even those of us who watched an awful lot of football have never seen anything like that before. >> a lot of people

fans pumped up at john paul jones arena tonight. the cavaliers hosting florida state.lf action scary moment here. malcolm brogdan and london perentez collide. how about that -- still down on the ground. watch it one more time. the starting backcourt collide heads, brogdon returned. p perentez did not. just over three minutes to play the cavaliers clinging to the four-point lead. and look who it is -- brogdon with the huge bucket. he had four suspense. virginia wins 51-41 to improv to 25-1 on the season. up next a visit to wake forest on wednesday. >>> nba. randy whitman and the wayards visiting the detroit pistons. first quarter, it's the new guy. ramon sessions driving and finding the reverse lay-up. session has five assists, send points. add 24 to that. just over two minutes to play in the first half. off this detroit miss john wall is running, speeding down the court. finds butler for the big-time jam. he had the double-double. wizards led by five at halftime. the second half detroit just took over. pope made six three pointers in the game. he had 26 points. detroit

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it received a vial of blood from saint john paul the second.ted the church in 1976 before he became pope and that relic is now inshrined at the church. >>> a peco kicked off black history month by giving people the chance to enjoy art by prominent african-americans. there was program at the barnes foundation this morning that included hands on activities inspired by the work of horace pippin. the philadelphia youth orchestra educational out reach program perform. owe peco has activities planned through the rest of february. >>> happening right now preparing for snow. after getting walloped by last week's storm the boston area is bracing for another round. crews have been plowing much of the old snow out of the way as possible before the neck storm hits. here's a small bit of good news. forecaster doctors not expect the storm to be quite as bad as last week. pretty massive winter storm though. >> just like boston some areas could get slammed for the second time in just two weeks. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean has the latest details.

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when john paul stevens his announced his retirement he nominated elaina kag ax n for the seat on supremepresident obama has so far had two. one big, sometimes awkward question that lingered over the final two years of his presidency is whether he will get another pick as well. the oldest serving member of the supreme court is ruth bader ginsburg. she is 81. she was appointed by bill clinton in 1993 after a career that included find founding the women's rights movement in the aclu. all the speculation when it comes to ruth bader ginsburg is how much longer does she intend to serve? when you look at ruth bader ginsburg this that way, as 81 years old, somebody that survived a number of health scares including more than one bout with cancer it seems like a logical question to ask and then you hear her speak and hear her opinions on the latest discussions before the supreme court, yeah 81 years of age but ruth bader ginsburg is not only on top of her game but maybe at the height of her game right now. my colleague sat down with her at the supreme court which itself is a fete. and what she got

october 3 1979 with pope john paul ii came to wynnewood. for this young man studying for priesthood at the time it con jers up deep he motion. >> to go behind the alter and pray. >> his name timothy senior bishop senior who as fate tore destiny runs the same seminary and is preparing for prospect of another papal visit. >> if that were to happen we would be working around the clock to get the place in shape. >> by all accounts it likely will happen. >> when popes travel they typically stay with local archbishop in this case charles chaput who lives here on the second floor of this building. security concerns restrict filming of residence. these are the private steps he would use to get while we gont up we were granted television access of other parts of sprawling 75 acre, 650,000 square foot complex. >> in philadelphia we could use this sgliingt ryan calm and eric two eager about their impending encounter. >> we realize not many people get this opportunity. >> some 160 priests in training come to study here the library which houses tens of

years ago, john paul the second said it here that auschwitz is the reckoning with the conscience of humanity. he warned that never can one nation be the love at the cost of another at the price of making the dependence unheard and slaved exploited, even at the price orphincident death. that we shall remember what the violation of nations to help determination and what the violation of the inability of borders on attempt for life and in the case -- from this place we are condemning all hatred and gen phobia. an auschwitz survivor said that all who forget -- our duty the duty of the whole europe and the whole world is to remember for they suffered here for you. at this point, ladies and gentlemen, those who survived it is our duty to remember for ourselves and for the future. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, today we all want to listen to the world of the witnesses. i'm now asking a former auschwitz inmate to take the floor. [applause] >> i never let them die. today, requests letters, searching, waiting and descending for the memory that remains remains remains, miraculous scraps of reality

. >>> church received a vial of blood from saint john paul the second visited the church in 1976 before he became pope. the role sick now enshrined at that church. and it is a big day in south jersey where hundreds of volunteers whipped up an equally impressive number of hog us. >> as fox 29's sabina kuriakose shows us it, wasn't to ease hunger pannings but to help local families. >> in a sea of booming faces a billion times. >> she is a sweetheart. >> a sixth grader, in the clearview regional school district. upbeat as she; lately, starting to wore. >> i yes i was because my dad, he is in a wheelchair, and my mom's not working right now to help us. so we were sort of worrying about that. >> her mom had to leave her job to care for her daughter and husband. bills were piling up. the high school started this go fundraiser. >> awesome to see everyone come out from the community just thinking like, if it was me, i would want someone to help us. >> yes. >> just taking the courage really starting here. >> so proud of our school today. good day to be a pioneer. good to be to be a pioneer, if

john paul has developed a fish censor.ows that 20% of fish labeled as grouper is a less expensive fish. it's costing peel in the industry $25 billion a year. it can detect whether a fish is grouper and inventing the censor is not what he set out to do. >> we developed the technology to detect red tide. and one of our deans said, well if you could do the same thing for group, they would knock a -- grouper they would knock a path to your door. >> it can monitor different kinds of seafood too. he'll sell it for $2,000 had it hits the market later this year. >>> doctors say if you like to be out running a lot, slow down. that's new study suggesting that it's a lot healthier to jog than run. they found that physically active people have at least a 30% lower risk of dying compared to those who are inactive. however, they're study conclusion that people who run a lot die at the same rate as couch potatoes. high intensity running is classified as running more than four hours a week at a rate of 8.5 minutes a mile or faster. >> as

sonia sotomayor was president obama's first supreme court appointment, but not his last, when john paulstevens announced his retirement, he appointed elena kagan. some don't even get one appoint appointment. president obama has so far had two, and one big question that has linkersger whether or not he will get another pick as well. the oldest serving member is ruth bader ginsburg. she founded the women's rights project at the aclu. she was the second woman to serve on the supreme court. and all of the speculation is how much longer does she intend to serve. the is 81 years old, survived a number of health cares, it seems like a logical question to ask. then you hear her speak, you hear her opinions, 81 but she is not only still on top of her game, she might be at the height of her game right now. my msnbc colleague sat down with ruth bader ginsburg sat down with her, and justices do not sit down for many interviews. and what she got was a wide ranging fascinating interview that included the question how much longer do you intend to keep doing this? >> i know you have no intention of ret

>> john paul, george, ringo and two chain. >> tune in about two months ago, you'll get that joke. >> right, 4:40 the time. you're too much. >> president barack obama has chosen secret service acting director joseph chance toy fill the position permanently. >> yes, clancey was appointed on an interim basis last year, after then director, julia pearson, was forced out of the agency after two embarrassing security breaches, of course, four of the agencies highest ranking officials were reassigned, in response to the mishaps. clancey is originally from the philadelphia area. sounding more and more like a presidential candidate former florida governor jeb bush talks foreign policy, criticizing not just president obama, but his own family. bush acknowledged his brother's administration made mistakes in iraq, noting no weapons of deaf zest truck sean country not secure after the fall of saddam hussein. also took aim against possible of state and possible rival, hillary clinton. >> they announce recess, then disengage. hashtag campaigns replaced actual diplomacy and and engagement. we've los

john: rand paul did better with moderate republicans.illary clinton broke a long silence with a paid speech and i do mean paid. unless you think 300 k is chump change. she was talking about women and technology. she did kind of wink at us. >> my friend madeline all right famously said there is a special spot in hell for women who do not help other women. so, -- what you do does not have to be big and dramatic. you do not have to run for office. [laughter] [applause] although if you do, more power to you. >> this was covered in tents of the and extensively. what was most important overlooked thing about it? mark: the fact that the right-wing did not attack her. hillary clinton out in public for the first time. i cannot find any evidence that the right wing would find anything to latch onto. she performed pretty well and was not attacked. john: that is right for sure. there was a lot of coverage about the income inequality messages and so on. what you saw in the video, a much looser, much more spontaneous, much funnier hillary clinton. the

justice john paul stevens: he had an army of stories that he would tell. partly because he'd had so much experience himself. he was really a profoundly gifted raconteur. narrator: the murray case made marshall a rising star in the naacp, but his preoccupation with civil rights left him with a failing law practice inhis tiny baltimore office - cluttered with unpaid bills. when he wrote houston for help, houston asked him to come to new york to work a temporary assignment in the national naacp office. and in october of 1936, thurgood and buster left his crowded family home in baltimore for new york city. when thurgood and buster first arrived in new york, they stayed with relatives until they found a small apartment in harlem. they would now be alone and on their own for the very first time. inan office across town the naacp was still basking in the glow of their first victory integrating the university of maryland law school - which energized houston's education strategy and gave it momentum. marshall would now share a second floor office with houston to he

about a year later when supreme court justice john paul stevens announced his retirement president obamaominated former solicitor general alain na kagan. some presidents don't get one supreme court appointment during their time in office. president obama has so far had two and one big sometimes awkward question that has lingered over the final two years of his presidency is whether he's going to get another pick as well. the oldest serving member of the u.s. supreme court right now is ruth bader ginsburg. she is 81 years old. she was appointed by bill clinton in 1993 after a career that included founding the weapon's rights project at the ac will you. she was the second woman ever to serve on the supreme court after sandra day o'connor. and all of the speculation, all of the time now when it comes to ruth bader ginsburg is how much longer does she intend to serve? and when you look at ruth bader ginsburg in that way, as 81 years old, somebody who survived a number of health scarce over the years, it seems like a logical question to ask. but then you hear her speak. and then you look at h

there were three of them were -- >> so john paul george ringo?no, that was -- that was nicknames. but they were -- they were violent, and of course when you beat someone up you have to be in better shape. >> so you have to get them strong then beat them up again. obviously he first came to global prominence with that horrendous video of james foley. do you believe he was the killer? >> yes, i do. >> you do. how did they treat james foley? james foley was with you in the same cell. >> yes. >> how did he get treated? >> well, again, that's what i'm saying. james was an amazing friend. he never gave up. he had a fantastic heart. he was great. he was always trying to get things for the others, asking for some bread or water when that is one of the beatles, john, was asking, do you need something? he didn't expect any of us to say yes, we need something. but james would say yeah, we need vegetables. we need edit. of course, he would never be punished. i think they didn't like the fact that he was not broken. and that's the reason why he was getting mo

john poole paul jones arena, number two uva. center pocket, ring it up, two-to from bend the arc.extending the defense, the bucket, the easy deuce. brogden had 18. virginia beats pitt. the georgetown hoyas are not in the top 25, but they are still a tournament team, probably a seven seed, but they have had seven days between games and host st. john's tomorrow night. the battle of new york, the rangers and islanders. in the third, the rangers on the attack, kevin kline -- not the actor -- the game-winner. 11 goals scored in the nassau coliseum tonight. baseball, the auction of the year, the glove worn by jeffrey mayer when he caught derek jeter's home run and cap the orioles out of the american league championship series will be auctioned sunday in new york. the umpire refused to call for interference. it turned the series. pictures and catchers report to any camp later this week. and golf fans, david love iii is expected to be named the usa ryder cup captain. >> that was interference. >> oh, absolutely, without question. >> take that glove and burn it. surrendering to the wicket w

and in june of '79 pope john paul ii went back to his native land of poland. he alive in poland on june 2nd. prior to his arrival, my understanding is the kgb thought initially about having him assassinated. they changed their mind and pumped atheism into this school system. but when he arrived, by the end of the day, more than a million people gathered and they were chanting, "we want god." light will always piers the darkness. we need to remind people of that. on june 10 he held a mass and somewhere between two and three million people appeared. and he told those people, you must be strong with the strength that faith gives. he said you must be strong with love which is stronger than death. therefore there is no reason to fear. at the end of his homily he said so i beg you, never lose your trust. do not be defeated do not be discouraged. peggy noonan wrote a wonderful article in "the wall street journal" to eulogize pope john paul ii after his death. said at that point that many believe that the fall of the soviet union was inevitable. but that's not the res

questions about his account of being in berlin when the wall came down and his claims that he met pope john paul ii in college. huffington post another questionable story come to light like the one that got him suspended for six months involves a helicopter a dangerous mission and troops that he bonded with. and just like that story, this one is utterly compelling. it is packed with a vivid detail and masterfully told. a gripping account of flying in iraq during the war with seal team 6 and later being sent to souvenir from that raid that killed osama bin laden. it sounds too good to be true which of course is the concern. in a moment our exclusive reporting on what troops and a top official say that could settle the question. first, the story itself. may 2011. an mh 60 black helicopter is engulfed in flames after navy seal team 6 successfully killed osama bin laden at his compound in aibattaabattabad, pakistan. it crashed in this courtyard. an attempt to destroy the helicopter's critical technology. in an interview with david letterman in january of 2013 brian williams had this to say about a p

has told about the berlin wall in the 1980s and stories he has told about meeting the pope pope john paul most controversial the way williams has described a long relationship with mysterious s.e.a.l. team 6. >> reporter: may 2011 mh-60 blackhawk helicopter is engulfed in flames after navy s.e.a.l. team 6 successfully killed osama bin laden at his compound in pakistan. the special ops team set fire to the stealth aircraft after it crashed in this courtyard. in an interview with david letterman in january of 2013 brian williams had this to say about a piece of the burned out wreckage. >> about six weeks after the bin laden raid i got a white envelope and in it was a thank you note unsigned and attached to it was a piece of the fuselage. the fuselage from the blown up blackhawk in that court yard. i don't know how many pieces survived. >> sent to you by one of -- >> one of my friends. >> reporter: those friends, according to williams members of the highly secretive s.e.a.l. team 6. that relationship is being questioned by members of the special operations community and could be one of the t

which was the designated pincher, a jus david souter b, sandra day o conner c, john paul, or d. >> that. >> let's check the tape from monday. >> david suitor was when he was on the court, he sat next to me. he could sense whether i was beginning -- my head was beginning to lower, so he would give me a pinch. >> the correct answer is a. and rocky is correct again. >> well done rocky. i thought learned hands being pinchy would have distracted you. this is a little twist. for your last question, you have a choice. i have two prepared. do you want a politics question or a weather question? >> politics. >> politics, okay. the answer to the weather question was portland, maine. but we're going to do the politics question. this is from thursday's show. we talked about the reaction among republicans to rudy giuliani saying that president obama does not love america. now, one republican presidential hopeful responded to that comment by volunteering a statement saying he agrees with rudy giuliani did that. who did that george pataki scott walker ben carson, or bobby jindal? >> d, bobby jindal. >>

are new accounts of him being in berlin when the wall came down, and his claims that he met pope john paul the second when he was in college. additionally by the way of "huffington post," another questionable story has come the light, and just like the one that got him suspended for six months it involves a helicopterer andhelicopter er and a troops and it is compelling and packed with detail and masterfully told the and account of flying in iraq in a war with seal team six and then sent a souvenir from the raid that killed osama bin laden which sounds too good to be true, which is of course the concern. and the then the concern of what troops and top officials say could settle the question, and first the story, itself. >> reporter: may 2011 mh-260 helicopter is engulfed in blames after a navy s.e.a.l. team killed osama bin laden in a compound in islamabad, pakistan. they set fire to the helicopter after it crashed in the courtyard. an attempt to destroy the helicopter's critical technology. in an interview with david letterton in january 2011 brian williams had this to say about the piece

describe emwazi as one of four especially sadistic british captors who they nicknamed the beatles, john, george, paul and ringo, who especially targeted the americans in their custody. >> we were together all the time even when they brutalized us. >> reporter: and for all of emwazi's notoriety as jihadi john, the former hostages say the one they called george was the true leader of the group. all four have been high on the u.s. air strike target list even before the name of jihadi john became public. british authorities had kept emwazi's name secret in hopes he might give away his location by trying to contact family or friends back here in london. but as of tonight, he is believed to be still alive in syria, part of an isis group that continues to hold at least 15 to 20 other hostages. tom? >>> abc's brian ross in london. brian, thank you. we now know who he is but where is he is now the biggest question. abc's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz, spent the day at the syrian border where jihadi john is supposedly hiding. martha, the big question tonight, why can't we catch him? >> rep

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. >> kroft: ...who explained in jumbled english how he greeted pope john paul. >> benigni: and i kissed i kissed him. >> gavshon: it was one of bob's favorite moments in his career. >> benigni: and i called him dad! >> gavshon: he saw the enthusiasm of this actor who couldn't contain himself of his excitement. >> benigni: dad, finally, i found you again! >> kroft: but it wasn't always laughter. bob had his dark periods. he suffered from occasional bouts with depression. eventually, he always snapped out of it. he was overjoyed by the birth of his first grandchild. his office walls were covered with pictures of jack, and bob sent him letters on his blackberry, even though jack wasn't old enough to read them. >> gavshon: every day on the road, wherever we were in the world, he would write a letter to jack. >> stahl: he once told me that one of the reasons he was just so insanely in love with his grandchild was because he had finally met a person who didn't lie. sweet. >> kroft: bob had been in a good place, recently. he was working with his daught tanya, a talented producer at "60 minutes

under president carter during the time pope john paul ii visited during the 2012 talks with the spanishgovernment all three of them saw significant prisoner releases and just this past month following extensive talks between cuban and u.s. governments 53 political prisoners were released completing the release of everybody on amnesty international's list. other international actors as well the government of spain the government of canada the government of norway a number of international groups including european churches have seen specific benefits to efforts they have made for engagement with the cuban government rather than policies of isolation. beyond the dialogue with cuban officials i think there are some really important things that greater engagement will do. it will help performers inside the cuban system and provide them more space and opportunity. will benefit cuban families and the cubans who interact with people-to-people travelers. it's going to benefit religious interaction and expand contact between u.s. and cuban churches. telecommunications is going to offer new oppor

paul david. his confirmation name is john if you were wondering. andrew paul john david.ospel covered right there. john runnion junior. michigan onesie. did i tell you andrew david was a really good shortstop, most undergraduate students to medical school than any school in the country. if you call that a pitch. i asked him how fast he was, he said i'm a 4-3, coach. and come on. 4-3. nobody's a 4-3. i'll go out in the parking hot and run it for you right now. and he was dead serious. >> do you miss him yet, huh? >> no. >> a little cold weather didn't stop patriots fans and at the super bowl parade in boston. tom brady's son hug the trophy. eddleman wearing the t-shirt let everybody know how he feels about seahawks quarterback richard sherman. [ laughter ] >> good night, that is a huge fish! >> they been pouring n now what that is, ken? >> looks like a muskie. >> no. that's nick wilkenson who caught a 25-pound lindcott. the record is 82 pounds but nick's catch will still serve the neighborhood. >> get a license. >> excellent point. think you can do better than nick? i thin

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