ultimately john paul bought his company. others include wade phillips. wade phillips is to me and many native tul sans the father of modern tulsa. he and his brother started in the oil fields of bartersville. they split up their properties in 1917. frank stayed in bartersville and started phillips 66. wade moved to tulsa and began his own oil career here independent of his brother. he ear standing across the street from the philcade. it was built as a commercial endeavor in 1928. wade had already constructed his masterpiece, the philtower directly across from the philcade. and he wanted to protect his investments, hence he built the philcade. the ground forward is an arcade. it had 14 stores and shops. and again prior to air conditioning, remember this. so when we go inside of it which we will soon you'll see that's set up for natural ventilation. above where largely for independent oilmen. and he had a few of his own offices in there as overflow space from the philtower. we're in the interior of the philcade building. to me, the most splendid exam. of a

. >> pope john paul ii visited ecuador.ope's visit differ from the last pope that visited ecuador? >> what is interesting about the last visit is that john paul ii was looking at encroachment theology. this pope, pope francis is not as concerned about that. he brought liberation theologians back into the fold. it says you need to look at god and the experience of faith through the eyes of the poor. that is something very close to the heart of pope francis. so he is not as concerned as john paul ii with the church per se that it's losing members, that liberation theology is ruining the church. he is thinking of the poor and the environment. he is making a different focus and priority than john paul ii. >> he wants to focus on the poor and the environment. but 40% of the world's catholics are in latin america and that number is decreasing. they are losing catholic followers. can the pope's visit expect to reverse that in any way? >> well it is decreasing but we are talking about ecuador being 79% catholics. even though the ev

. >> pope francis pulled up today in the same old white pugo that john paul used when he visited par ago way in 19 and the crowd more than a million strong. john paul was a rock star and francis a native son and his message all week, sharply critical of global economy that smroyts people andville amounts mother earth. pope francis call are fog globeization of help hope. that is a huge hit in lattin men america and would seem to cast u.s. asville an. it it may not go down so well when pope francis addresses joints section of congress. a prison yard crowded with murderers. rain its and drug traffickers and also on this trip the first lattin american pope begged forgiveness for church's sins against indrink nus people. the lord's prayer in a native language was said. there's the people prepping for departure. in september pope francis heads to the u.s. where we can expect the same crowds and a bit more controversy. david wright "abc news," traveling with the pope. >> and a delaware county church came to life one last time today. parishioners could say a final farewell ♪ the holy savior

john paul ii was a rock star. francis, a native son. his message all week sharply critical of a global economy that exploits people and pillages mother earth. pope francis calling instead for a globalization of hope. that message, a huge hit here in latin america. but it would seem to cast the u.s. as a villain. it may not go down so well when pope francis addresses a joint session of congress. in bolivia, a prison. a golf cart serving as popemobile through a prison yard crowded with murderers, rapists and drug traffickers. also on this trip, the first latin american pope begged forgiveness for the church's sins against indigenous people. at a mass he evem said the lord's prayer in a native language. there's the papal plane, prepping for departure. in september, he is headed for the u.s. were we can probably expect the same huge crowds but probably more controversy. >> thank you. >>> and back here at home, a baseball fan is recovering after getting hit by a line drive foul in fenway park. several incidents leading to a dangerous time ou

francis is the first pope to visit ecuador since it john paul ii in 1985. he will visit his home comp -- country of argentina. pope francis will make his first visit to the u.s. in september. clearing these guys for the fourth of july. what it was about one single firework that made it impossible to launch without a permit from the federal government. super poligrip ses out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single bite. eat loud, live loud, super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. kellye: have you ever seen a fireworks display so big that it needed approval from the federal government. the largest fireworks display in north america blasted off in missouri. it was so large that it had to be cleared by the faa. it took a year to set this up. it ended with dazzling colors 20 stories high. i just want to watch the whole thing. i want to enjoy the fireworks. devon: i was a little bit of a maniac as a kid with these things. kel

pope mobile was named during pope john paul ii. he said it sounded undignifyiedundignified.he bulletroof glass enclosed vehicle was introduced. pope benedict followed that his was a white armored mercedes suv. his had gold trim and a seat with hydraulic lift and built-in oxygen supply. but pope francis likes the open air version with a rain shield saying i cannot greet the people and tell them i love them inside a sardine can, even if it is made of glass. for me it is a wall. for pope francis, this allows him not only to kiss babies but serves for easier dinner delivery. the pontiff's car choice probably adds more stress for his security team but it's also a sign of his leadership and a new phase in the ever-evolving history of the pope mobile. am amora walker cnn. >>> and the title may be stripped not because he lost a fight, but because he didn't follow rules. mayweather beat pacquiao in may. but mayweather failed to pay a sanctioning fee and give up two other titles. it doesn't make pacquiao the champion. bleacher report.com says that will likely be timothy bradley, who i

>> let's remember the last time a pope was in paraguay was john paul ii. the country was under a strong man by the name of alfredo. john paul directly challenged him to create better space for political pluralism and democracy. within a year after the pope's visit, strasner was gone. popes can make a difference. >> john allen, always good to see you, appreciate it. >> thanks, fred >>> in just a few hours, republican presidential candidate, donald trump will head to nevada and arizona. in vegas, he will speak at a libertarian conference and he will head to the phoenix convention center where he is expected to deliver remarks on immigration with phoenix sheriff, joe arpaio. he has made headlines in the past for his anti-immigration policies and rhetoric. this event was supposed to be in a smaller venue but was moved to a much larger setting. the convention center to accommodate what's expected to be a sizeable crowd. last night in los angeles, trump was greeted by protesters upset about his remarks about people crossing the border from mexico. trump also met

he's taken it further than john paul ii took it.ual distribution of wealth, conservatives get nervous because it sounds to them like marxism on communism. from pope francis' perspective, he's preaching the gospel. the contribution as s jesus talked about it. he seems to take the ball a little further. >> you expect he will confront leaders here when he comes in the fall on some of these issues? i mean, they will be part of his public comments. but will there be direct confrontation is the best way to put it? >> well, confrontation in the sense that they will be sitting there, listening to what he is saying. and if you remember, all of the pictures we have seen about democrats, republicans, conse e conservati conservatives, liberals, sitting there, listening to speeches. they applaud or they don't. they smile or they don't. i don't know how they're going to sit there and not applaud the pope. not smile. they're not going to be in agreement with everything he says. it's not a popularity contest for him. in some ways, yes, if they are,

this is how day has gone from the pope john paul high school in lawyers for.et this in motion and see how clouds were around. power plant back in the distance. then storms come through. it hits quickly. road is completely filled and now look what is happening. the sunnies out. much nicer at pope john paul high school. behind this front is a quick clearing which is good news. we like front that come in quickly, they get out and take care of business. we are seeing humidity level drop off to the west and it will take longer in the city. showers and storms headed for shore points. win is picking up as that front approaches. we have a flood advisory now one over philadelphia has expired or been canceled early. small stream flooding is still possible, line that just went through central and south jersey sharks monk hammington, folsom and buena vista. fur house or street backs up to the smaller streams that breaches its bank with the every heavy rain event we may see that this evening. we have rain cooled era cross the area temperatures back in the 70's. we barely g

look, we're living the benefits of john paul the second and ronald reagan.n the worrell is growing. people being pulled out of poverty, china and india. i don't think we should look at disaster zones where socialists are in charge and say everything is bad. we should say those places are bad. they should look to the example of indian china >> when the people comes to america, what would the americans say to him >> well, we're looking for words of encouragement because our problem in the united states is not capitalism, it's people rejecting god, becoming selfish, greedy, that's where you can talk about money. some kid who says i want to make millions of dollars so i don't have to work the rest of my life, that's a horrendous way to live. >> horrendous way to live? >> i've seen it up close. and i can say look, put yourself on your knees and give your money to others. that's a very good way to live. >> that's a good out cue. >> thank you stuart >> speaker of capitalism, singer song writer, john, he's suing his clear water rival band mates from their old hits a

like saint john paul ii, i ask the church nibble for god and import for forgiveness for the past and present sins of her sense and daughters. i would also say, i wish to be quite clear, as with st. john paul ii, i humbly ask for forgiveness done only for the offenses of the church herself the crimes committed against the native peoples dream the so-called conquest of america. amy: bolivian president evo morales presented pope francis with a crucifix carved into a hammer and sickle. the cross was originally designed by jesuit activist reverend luis espinal, who was assassinated by suspected bolivian paramilitaries in 1980. francis stopped to pray at the site where espinal's body was dumped when he arrived in bolivia on wednesday. today marks the 30th anniversary of the bombing of the greenpeace flagship rainbow warrior by french agents in auckland, new zealand. greenpeace photographer fernando pereira was killed in the attack. france has never apologized. to see our interview with peter wilcox, who was the captain of the rainbow royer and was there at the time you can go to , democrac

they were the world's most famous rock stars, but john paul george and ringo struck ga mel as well manneredly, and friendly. >> their star dom that had already begun had not affect their personalities. they were quite humble. a turning point in cultural history. it seems even a professional eyewitness has places he'll remember all his life. >>> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the dwgs into the f-16 midair collision. we'll get the latest from the scene. >>> plus, dr. david agus looks at how we age and why some people age faster and others slower. >>> and a dockthe director of the documentary on amy winehouse joins us in studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this morning. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it is a hero's home coming for women's soccer star carli lloyd, "eyewitness news" was there as she returns overnight to her family and friend. we will hear from her just ahead. >>> also two weeks after damaging storms tore through our area one south jersey community is still waiting for an answer. >>> it

john paul francis has the ability to stand apart from the leader he's standing next to a skill he'll rely on in the u.s. >> he's got his own talking points he's not going to be swayed by the politics of the united states. that's not going to keep him from saying what he thinks needs to be said here. >> we want to express express -- >> a mission to change the world. anne thompson nbc news keto. >>> in this country, a wild night of weather in denver take a look at this a lightning storm passed through the denver metro area our affiliate, kusa was knocked off the air for a few minutes. they had to improvise by showing video and audio from ipads. >>> serena williams served letter way into tennis history today. becoming the oldest woman ever to win a major tournament. >> with a hard fought victory on center court, she scored a title only she can win, the serena slam. >> oh, man, it is really a great feeling. >> just what is the serena slam? it means she's won the last four majors the u.s. open australian open french open and wimbledon. >> i honestly wouldn't have thought last year after w

pope francis has arrived in ecuador for a tour of south america, the first pope to set foot since john paul ii visited in 1995 as thousands are lining the route, as they would travel to the residence, they're there for a nine-day trip including visits to bolivia. >>> well a cap driver has been shot while on the job in district heights. police say they are looking for a man and a young woman with a baby in connection with the shooting. the cab driver was taken to the hospital and no word on his condition tonight. >>> dc police have identified a suspect at the metro station. you saw it right there as he stabbed the 24-year-old to death on board a metro train as it was approaching the station right before 1:00 p.m. he's facing first-degree murder charge. if you have any information, please give them a call. >>> well new video of the >>> we have new video of that single-engine plane that crashed in a beach in carlsbad, california yesterday. they flipped and they became partially submerged when they crashed. the 23-year-old pilot the only person on board was not hurt. a 12-year-old boy was on th

he's first pope to set foot in ecuador since john paul are visited back in 1985. >> and a big day in britton royal family gathered for christening of charlottech the 2-month-old dress in lace and sat inshe was baptized at a church on queen elizabeth sandraham estate and princess diana was bapt advertised in the same church. >> charlotte has five god parents when is far fewer than most royals and little prince george kind of stealing the show there. >> they both look like gerber babies adorable. >> more to come on "action news" amazing music for a greet cause and important issue for what this group is dedicated to raise awareness. >> meteorologist melissa magee has exclusive accuweather 7 day forecast to start the workweek off tomorrow when "action news" comes right it might be fifth of july but there are still fireworks it's a good way to make sure the holiday lasts all weekend long. if you took off tomorrow for a long weekend good for you. >> wish we could do that. >> unfortunately we're going back to work. we're here already and going back tomorrow. >> we'll show what you is going

pope francis: i would also like to say i will be as clear as john paul ii was. i humbly ask for forgiveness not only for sins committed by the church itself, but also for crimes spoken against indigenous peoples during the conquest of america. alexandra: his holiness also called for an end to the hem -- to the genocide against christians in the middle east. the pope will visit paraguay on friday as part of his tour to visit some of south america's poorest countries. cyril: kate moody has joined us for business news. we are going to be looking for the business angle of the greek story. time is running out for athens to strike a deal. nowhere is that more apparent than at banks, which are still closed. kate: this is perhaps the most -- the biggest concern. this is the second week in a row they have been subject to capital controls, only able to withdraw 60 euros per day. cash and atm's are running very low. -- cash at atm's are running very low. the ecb can only provide support to a country that is in a bailout program, so no deal with creditors would mean no more

francis is the first set foot in ecuador since john paul ii visited in 1985. >> in britain royal family gathered for christening of princess charlotte. she what dressed in traditional gown lace and sat in. she was baptized in a church on queen elizabeth estate it's marley special because princess diana was baptized in the same church. charlotte has five god parents. which is fewer than most royal courts ♪♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >> jamie apody has a check on sports and phillies the big news today they won. >> this is huge news i know. it doesn't happen very often. last time cole hamels had a win we had not hit memorial day yet and past 4th of july he's looking for another. part of that runs in the last six starts his teammates gave him grand total of 6 runs and today gave him zero. check out the double pl

this next fellow his name is john paul but just watch.at is a 100 pound weight attached to his head. >> i am a god! >> where he then does the chair split. there are all kinds of other videos that he has done. the guy is scary. this move has to be just about the craziest strength exercise i've ever seen anybody do. >> i am a god! >>> i believe this little girl just might be the world's most adorable most thoughtful child. her foot stung on the foot by a wasp. oh that is not okay. that is painful. but little bea has the biggest heart in the entire world. >> somewhat ironic bea got stupg by a wasp. >> she's not worried about her own foot and the pain she's experiencing she's worried about the wasp's family. ♪ >> she has a family? >> are you worried about the bug's family? >> oh, adorable! >> that is beautiful. >> they killed the wasp that stung her foot and now she's worried about that wasp's mom and dad. >> a sweet, little girl. >> don't you want to dive into the computer right now and hug her? >> yes. >>> all right, everybody, it's now tim

they were the world's most famous rock stars, but john, paul, george, and ringo struck gomel as well, gentlemenly, and friendly. >> their stardom, although it had already begun, had not affected their personalities. they were quite humble. >> reporter: his trove of photographs captured the early days of beatlemania, a turning point in cultural history. it seems even a professional eyewitness has places he'll remember all his life. >> that was wkou's doug miller reporting. >>> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the investigation into the f-16 midair collision. we'll get the latest from the scene. >>> plus, dr. david agus looks at how we age and why some people age faster and others slower. >>> and the director of the new documentary film on the late singer amy winehouse joins us in studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this morning. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com "cbs morning news" for this morning. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com h ne going on a plane toda

will he is the first pope to set foot in equidore since pope john paul ii visit in the 1985. fun video the poor pope, he stepped off the airplane, his hat blew right off. but the 78 year old took it right in stride. he tried to laugh as he walk down the stairs. >> can't be helped. >> was cool about it though, very column. >> keeping with how the pope has been so far. takes it off the chin, just keeps moving. >> bet nerve slow-mo, must say. >> poor guy. >> so back to work today? >> back to work, yes it will be a hot week. sort of classic mid summer week for the delaware valley. we have cold front warmfront moving through couple of showers, thunderstorms go along with that, building heat basically just what you would normally find this time of year. yes, about the time we would normally be hitting our highest typical daytime high. definitely going to be doing that. >> game on we're red. >> i above average warmth, generally speaking some pretty typical heat here, as well. for now we are tracking pretty large sits tell, so this will be a multi day event. not talking about necessa

. >> this is your close encounter with john paul ii? >> yes. >> with your son? >> yes, with my son who was only 6 months old. the pope when he saw him, thought he was a [ inaudible ] little baby. >> he's coming to argentina to open your eyes to the significance of his visit to the states. >> i didn't really realize it was an important event as it is. talking to her about the importance of the pope has really given it a new meaning to me. >> reporter: like many we met here it hasn't always been this love affair with francis. sure, the family says they attended mass at the cathedral when francis was known as archbishop. >> i never paid attention to him. since he's the pope, also the people around him, near him, says he has new energy. >> reporter: for alicia new insights into his prior work with the poorest. >> i didn't know that part of his personality. >> reporter: it's work her daughter has been doing on weekends for six years, volunteering in the same bario where the archbishop would hold religious services. >> you learn how to live and think important things

the host mother shared her story of seeing john paul ii decades ago.alcolm it's an opportunity he should not pass up. >> i didn't realize it was as an important as it is. just talking to her about the importance of the pope has really given a new meaning to me his arrival. >> malcolm says he realizes the pope's visit will be a moment in history he wants to visit now with his own eyes. >>> he'll have plenty of company doing that. as many m asas 1.5 million people are expected for the pope's service in september. he'll be starting on tuesday 22nd in new york city heading to philadelphia on the 26th and 27th. coming up tonight on nbc 10 news, pope francis was accused in his homeland of being complicit during a time when thousands of people mostly young people were kidnapped and kill. we wanted to learn more about his actions during that dark chapter of argentineargentina's history. jim rosenfeld will bring us that side of the pope's past as well. >> those reports have been great. i hope we get to see and talk to malcolm after he sees the pope. both of us

it's the very same field where pope john paul ii had proclaimed the country's first saint in 1988. the pope also visited a nearby slum insisting the world's poor should not be left on the margins of see. he also called for a new economic model where the earth's resources are distributed equally among all people. the pope, as you know, is scheduled to visit the u.s. with a stop in the nation's capitol in september. >>> are you going to do one on one with the pope? >> oh my god, would that be a scoop. we're working on it, but i'm not counting on it. pray for it. >> there you go. >> wonderful weather. >> i wish we could keep it going but at least we had it for the weekend. now that we head back to worker with going to see the chance for showers and thunderstorms coming back into the forecast. let's start it off with the three-degree guarantee so i can once again tell you how we nailed it. only two degrees o. we got up to 98 today. so in our weather headlines we are going to see that cloud cover continue to increase. right now we have plenty of clouds in place. but what's going to happ

john, paul and george picked ring york and the greatest band in history was complete. >> i may be a littleings means. >> it means us. ♪ i want to hold your hand ♪ >> reporter: they took the ed sullivan show and america by storm in 1964. "i want the hold your hand" would spend seven weeks at the top of the charts. >> it was one of those magic moments. it was number one and the kids loved us, and we loved the idea of being in america. i had never been to america. >> reporter: that's a hell of a way to arrive. >> it was a hell of a way. ♪ all you need is love ♪ >> reporter: he's been a household name ever since. for her birthday, at the stroke of noon, ringo asked the crowd to shout out his motto. >> peace and love. peace and love, everybody! >> reporter: proving that at 75 all you still need is peace and love. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all >>> bill cosby's confession under oath. giving drugs to a woman before sex. >> but what does it mean for the dozens of women accusing him of sexual assault? we tal

the host mother shared her story of sharing pope john paul 20s in person decades ago. told malcolm it's an opportunity he should not pass up. >> i didn't really realize it was as an important event as it is. talking to her about the importance of the pope has really given it a new meaning to me his arrival. >> malcolm also says he realizes the pope's visit will be a moment in history, one that he wants to see with his own eyes. malcolm will have plenty of company. as many as 1.5 million people are expected to be on the ben franklin parkway for mass in september. we wanted to learn more about pope francis's actions during the dark chapter of argentina's history. >>> 4:48 now, 74 degrees. this morning, a deadline passed in the ongoing nuclear talks between the u.s. and iran. secretary of state john kerry threatened to walk away from those talks but he now says they will continue. the obama administration hoped to have a final deal to submit to congress by yesterday. that's not happening. the u.s. and iran are blaming each other for the deadlock. they're trying to reach a

john john paul, you've been digging into trump's polling numbers. what do you stee? >> reporter: well, he is at the top of the pack, but he has some seriously heavy baggage that's going to make it hard for him to stay up there. you know, he presents himself as this unstoppable winning force about butt in this poll when voters were asked how he would do in the general election against possible democratic candidates he loses to all three of them, and how a candidate is going to do in the general election matters a lot now to primary voters because they want a winner. the republicans have lost the popular vote in the last six presidential elections. why are these numbers so bad? 59% of voters say they have an unfavorable view of trump and even among republicans 30% say they would never vote for trump. that's more than any other person running. >> pelley: and what about hillary clinton? >> reporter she's well ahead of her competitors but she also has some warning signs. first, 57% of voters don't find her honest and trustworthy. that's a number that's been getting worse

like john paul francis has the ability to stand apart from the leader he is standing next to i skille will rely on in the u.s. >> he's got his own talking points. and he's not going to be swayed by the politic of the united states. that's not going to keep him away from saying what he thinks needs to be said here. >> reporter: a message embraced by many here. >> we have these feelings inside we want to express out. and i think this pope feels the same way. >> reporter: a native son on a mission to change the world. anne thompson, nbc news quito. >>> a wild night in denver. lightning so intense that our denver affiliate kusa was knocked off the air for a few minutes. they had to improvise showing video and footage from ipods. things were back to normal with only a few minor issues. >>> serena williams captured the women's title at wimbledon, becoming the oldest woman ever to win a major tournament. more from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: with a hard-fought victory on centre court, she scored a title only she can win, serena slam. >> oh, man, it is really a great feeling. >> reporter:

this one from our live neighborhood network at the pope john paul i school here in royersford. you can see the clouds rolled in heavy downpour comes through then blue peeks back out. watch the sun dip below the horizon beautiful sunset across the region all in all turned out to be pretty decent evening and it's going to turn out to be a pretty decent friday as well. clouds are now clearing the areas still a few clouds hanging on down the shore. further to the north and west of the city clear skies at the moment and that will continue we're expecting nothing but sun across the board and a beautiful deep blue sky for friday. 78 degrees is the temperature at the moment at the airport. 75 degrees in millville and in trenton. cooler mount pock know 66 there. reading at 77 and you can see the dry air sweeping in so we'll seeing aqua shading that's the moist air in the atmosphere. looking at a water vapor loop. this is the dry area sweeping in behind the front. you can see still kind of hanging on to the sticky stuff here but that dry air is pushing in and as it does, things are going

john paul ii was a rock star francis a native son. his message all week sharply critical of a global economy that exploits people and pillages mother earth. pope francis calling instead for a globalization of hope. that message is a huge hit here in latin america but it would seem to cast the u.s. as a villain. it may not go down so well when pope francis addresses a joint session of congress. in low livia a golf cart serving as popemobile to a prison yard crowded with murderers, rapists and drug traffickers. also on this trip the first latin american pope begged forgiveness for the church's sins against indigenous people. at a mass pope francis even said the lord's prayer in a native language. [ speaking foreign language ] >> david wright abc news, traveling with the pope in paraguay. >> just days after the confederate flag was taken down at the south carolina capitol, thousands of people rallied in favor of the flag. cars and motorcycles adorned with that battle flag rode around ocala, florida, as part of a peaceful rally. it was a

i was pleased that john paul stevens reviewed the book in the "new york" review of books and paste it and used it as an opportunity to attack his former colleagues on the supreme court in the shelby decision. of course, he is retired and it was kind of preaching to the converted in a way. people do not read books. i wish they did. basic books will not be coming from me again. [laughter] former next book. -- four my next book. the paperback is waiting for you. >> at this point, i would like to speak for the library of congress and encourage people to look for resources here but in other places. newspapers are indexed and available widely by subscription databases and libraries all of the country. if one wants to see what was occurring in newspapers in various parts of the country at different preriods of history, that can be done. but here at the library something that i thought programming this year in february, they ran some documentaries that are part of our collection. as i looked at them, i had no idea that anything like this had ever appeared. at least one of them was an abc affi

certainly the writings of pope john paul ii and pope benedict and others are how important capital markets are and how important the free enterprise system is and how dangerous communism and socialism is. i would just say if you look at the great body of thought and you look at the reality of what's going on in the world, you have a pope that comes from a place in argentina where capitalism is not practiced quite the way it is here in the united states. and as a result, you might have a little bit more jaundiced view as to the crony capitalism that gets practiced in argentine. the sad part is that's becoming the norm in the united states because of this president. >> that's what he is speaking to trickle down economics and speaks to your campaign speaking up for the working man and woman. >> i will continue to speak for the working man and woman. part of that is getting rid of the cronyism that we see. bells and whistles in the tax code get rid of special interest provision and have much more fairier. >> senator you won iowa last time, how well do you have to do in iowa to stay as a viable

top five one shot back, joining me fox business wire, is "the wall street journal" golf reporter john paulport alongside jerry willis good morning to you. >> john good to have you on the program thanks very much for joining us give your sense of where we are right now. >> well, it is they had a enormous amount of rain in this morning, three hours, right now, it is 65 degrees, it is very little wind. the players happen to be on course right now are birdies right and left zach johnson, american went into the lead tied for the lead going to be windy this afternoon, and links golf will return. so anybody's ball game. maria: the weather obviously a question earlier. >> a good day for ducks watching them squeegee open it is always about the weather it changes every few hours, so you never know what you are getting into whether good or it is going to be bad but it was unbelievable, it was raining at a rate of an inch an hour. >> john i have a question for you this is gary smith here in new york. how can you not talk about tiger woods is there a feeling out there of just he is washed up and can ne

with us is john paul dejoria, co-founder of paul mitchell hair products and petron tequila. o note. good to see you again. >> love you out there. >> good to see you, too, john. as a half-greek greek american businessman and entrepreneur, how do you feel going into a weekend that could determine the fate of greece inside the euro? >> for the people i feel kind of sad. and if people really listened to what's going on over there, the greek people should be a little upset with their government. because of on the streets of greece, and people are telling me this left and right, it's the greek people that haven't benefitted from all of these bailouts that are coming out. somehow it gets into the banks and then to the systems over there, opposed to the people. so they're a bit upset. they're a very emotional people. they truly care. they know they got themselves in this mess or their previous governments have. but i think emotionally if they could just give a little bit and imf gives a little bit, everybody gives a little bit. there would be a positive solution. they make the best f

when john paul, ii francis arrives in september, he is not expected to make the climb. >> this is aboutbit of the museum. he will actually be right this area. he will be right in front of this area. >> reporter: but donna is spepg spenting the scene to be exciting. >> reporter: she is the executive director of the world meeting of families a global roman catholic event that happens every three years and is drawing pope francis to the united states for his inaugural visit. >> he has never been here at all. not as a cardinal, not as a priest. so i hope that he takes the heart of our country and he knows the affection this country has for him. >> reporter: that's a great question. >> reporter: to ensure the pope's two-day visit to the city of brotherly love is memorable, farrow and her team are working around the clock and answering concerns about hotels. >> we might want to explain that again. >> reporter: traffic. >> we have having conversations about that. >> reporter: even the number of available restrooms. >> you may have heard we are doubling the population of philadelphia on the wee

he is the first pope to set foot in ecuador since john paul ii in 1985. mass at the coastal shrine that is expected to draw $1 million. he plans to visit three of the continent's poorest nations. the others are bow live yaw and parago wry. paraguay. >>> back to the airport and the wind was so strong the pope lost his hat as he got off the plane. the pope though smiled and kept walking as ifing to happened. >>> there was a national celebration in britain of royal proportions. princess charlotte had her christening. today was only the second time britain ace newborn princess was seen in public and it is the first time people got the glimpse of the duke and duchess of cambridge and both of their children today. she wore the traditional lace and satin gown made for queen victoria's eldest daughter in 1841. it took place in the same place where prince william's late mother princess diana was baptized. only god parents and close family and friends. >>> a happy reunion between a family and a police officer who says he was just doing his job. that is if officer m

we are going john paul more strategies about exactly how we will handle the brand portfolio in the nextto six weeks. >> do you anticipate will raise prices? the industry pricing has been very strong. we had net price realization in order of about the process. as i said to him earlier, volumes have been declining in this industry for a very long time. we are looking at this year volumes to decline at about 2%. often that is made up by pricing. >> you expect more retailers such as cvs to stop selling cigarettes? cbs made their choice, and i certainly respect that choice. i think what needs to be recognized is that consumers who choose to smoke, and there are still 42 million of them in the united states will shop at retail outlets that are convenient to them where they want to purchase their product. it really is a retailers choice. respecting the consumer choice as well. smoking istunately in a state of decline, but they see the opportunities abroad where smoking is on the rise. why is reynolds american not looking abroad? >> in our cigarette portfolio, the old reynolds brand, which is s

>> i think reagan and margaret thatcher, john paul ii. all of those people deserve a little credit.ey would say and did on many occasions that the lion's share of the credit ought to go to the people who were actually living under communism, resisting it at every turn. they were heroes in the eyes of people like reagan. john: who's next? >> how do you go against the nature of what's popular in society and fight and go to another country. what motivated you to change the regime there. >> this may sound corny, it was a movie. john: yes, it does. >> in 1966 -- [ laughter ] >> well, i was 14 when my mother insisted on take my sister and me to pittsburgh near where we lived to see the sound of music. and so when the soviets later invaded czechoslovakia next door to austria where the movie took place, i took a keen interest. john: yes, sir? >> i'm a libertarian, i have read milton friedman, how come many of my generation and most americans look at politicians as gods but unfortunately frown at businessmen. >> it's not just your generation, that was true in my generation, too. one of the r

certainly the writings of pope john paul ii and pope benedict and others are how important capital marketsnd how important the free enterprise system is and how dangerous communism and socialism is. i would just say if you look at the great body of thought and you look at the reality of what's going on in the world, you have a pope that comes from a place in argentina where capitalism is not practiced quite the way it is here in the united states. and as a result, you might have a little bit more jaundiced view as to the crony capitalism that gets practiced in argentine. the sad part is that's becoming the norm in the united states because of this president. >> that's what he is speaking to trickle down economics and speaks to your campaign speaking up for the working man and woman. >> i will continue to speak for the working man and woman. part of that is getting rid of the cronyism that we see. bells and whistles in the tax code get rid of special interest provision and have much more fairier. >> senator you won iowa last time, how well do you have to do in iowa to stay as a viable candi