rightfully earned that title. >> jon: september 8th, 1900 was a day like this one.ar skies and calm seas. but the skies suddenly turned black, the weather took a terrifying turn. the good people of galveston had virtually no defense against the great storm sweeping in from the sea. a category four hurricane lashed the islands community. it carried no name as was the practice of the time. it went up to 140 miles an hour and worse, a surge of seawater over a 15 feet high over want to be on protected city, leveling buildings and homes. >> in 1900, the storm came across the island and pushed water and wind across the island, destroying most of the houses and many lives were lost. ♪ >> jon: in an instant, half of galveston was gone. homes along the shoreline ripped from their foundations, the storm smashing kindling. one of the horrible stories of that terrible night took place at st. mary's orphanage, a catholic home for children bit rate on the shoreline. nuns, terrified tethered themselves to their children, determined to protect the little ones from being swept away.

. >> jon: it is a lovely wednesday. fox news alert on capitol hill. a vote on a bill that would repeal obamacare. the vote was scheduled earlier this morning but postponed until 3:30 p.m. eastern. >> republicans trying to put together a bill that would dismantle obamacare. the president issuing a statement saying he he applauds the senate for taking a giant step against this nightmare. >> i'm very happy to announce that zero of the democrat votes, a motion to proceed on health care has just passed. and now we move forward towards truly great health care for the american people. this was a big step. i want to thank senator john mccain, very brave man. he made a tough trip to get here and vote. >> jon: there were two republican holdouts. the president called out those senators by name. saying they really let republicans and their country down today, too bad. fox news contributor, this president does a lot of unusual things. what do you think about calling out a senator by name? >> he's done that before with varying degrees of success. and mitch mcconnel

. >> jon: a short time ago, chuck schumer went on the offensive. the democratic minority leader called republican senator ted cruz's amendment "a hoax." we are covering all the news happening now. >> as far as north korea is concerned, we'll see what happens. i don't like to talk about what i have planned. >> jon: president donald trump meets world leaders including vladimir putin at the g20 summit in germany. >> the president has obviously made fighting the opioid crisis a priority for him. >> jon: that commitment will be needed with new numbers out on the widespread prescription drug abuse taking place in our country. also, the chilling words that helped put robert durst on trial for murder. a judge has issued a new order that will also be pivotal for his fate. it's all happening now. we begin with this fox news alert, president trump now in germany for the g20 summit, where decisions could mark a historic turning point in global affairs as well as his administration. right now we are awaiting the start of his general with leaders of japan and so

a >> jon: on long island, where the president is about to speak.nk you. >> melissa: republicans coming up short again and there are to repeal obamacare, the senate shutting down the so-called "skinny repeal" in a late night report, senator john mccain, 1 n the bill, chief congressional corresponded live on capitol hill with more. >> good afternoon, after coming up one vote short, we speak today about next steps. >> whatever micah meant as we go through the committee process, we take the bill, the original one, go through each piece by piece, break that up into pieces, and see what we can do with each part. >> most resources assumed late tonight's event either republicans have the 50 votes to pass this health care repeal, or else they were going to get stud 50 devoted to be able to make it happen, bottom line, it fell apart coming into the sun democratic leaders spoke about health care challenges in a bipartisan way. >> we should sit down and trade ideas. lamar alexander and patty murray are already talking about doing that, and i am hopeful that th

thank you. >> jon: somebody leaked that information? i don't know. new court action in the murder of a new york city woman who was killed while jogging near her mother's home in massachusetts. 27-year-old vanessa marcotte went for a run while visiting her mom last summer and never came back. how prosecutors are tying this suspect to her murder and what's happening today in court. the president, fresh off his campaign style rally in ohio where he blasted democrats after the g.o.p. cleared one big hurdle on the health care front. what this means for the rest of his agenda, the ranking democrat on the committee weighs in next. >> the washington obstructionists, meaning democrats, made big promises for the american people and every single promise they made turned out to be alive. this is crabfest at red lobster. and right now, we're serving up more delicious crab than ever. classic favorites like crab lover's dream. and new dishes like southern king crab and dueling crab legs with delicious dungeness and sweet snow crab. it's all happening at crabfest. a

it was >> jon: with the g.o.p.care bill dead in the senate, republicans looking for a way to move forward on their promise to dismantle obamacare. president trump reiterating his call to repeal now and replace later. lawmakers are on board. >> remember our repeal legislation had a two year wind down, salute to your fades in, gives us time to work on the replacement, this is what we told the american people we were going to do. this is what we passed last congress comest let's put the same thing on president trump's desk that we put on then president obama's desk. then we can come together and work on a replacement to deal with those key issues that will bring down premiums for middle-class families. let's simply do what we said. repeal it, then replace it. >> jon: what are the prospects for all that question i questionnaire (josh holmes, former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell. also, ♪ ♪ lacey. josh, i guess you would say it's a big defeat for mitch mcconnell. he thought he was getting together the votes for this

jon scott? jared kircher, sr., white house advisor back on capitol hill we understand these are life pictures as he is leaving the house intelligence committee. he has been answering questions behind closed doors. involving members of that committee. a couple of whom are speaking out. let us listen. >> follow-up on any questions later that we do get asked this morning. i think him for his -- the way he conducted himself in a very professional manner. i turned to mike kollek from california. >> thank you mr. chairman. we had a good chance to talk to him this money. he expressed recent activity to coming back for further questions. it was a very productive session. we have an opportunity to ask about a range of issues that the committee has been concerned about. we appreciate his voluntary willingness to come and testify today. thank you. >> jon: a replay from video a few seconds ago of jared kushner there in the white shirt and blue suit. leaving after testifying in front of the house committee.

thank you very much. >> jon: fascinating times ahead. a manhunt underway in south carolina for an inmate who escaped from prison for the second time and a dozen years. recognize that guy? plus president from coming out russia for his actions in eastern europe and a rear review of the country. what today's comments could mean for tomorrow's sit vladimir putin. >> jon: right now, some new information on crime stories we're watching. world bride calls for clemency. attorneys argue more suffered from a mental illness. an illinois judge denied bail for brent christiansen suspected of kidnapping chinese scholar after prosecutors revealed they had audio of christiansen describing his ideal victim while attending a vigil who was last seen june 9th and is now presumed dead. north carolina is searching for an inmate who has escaped a maximum security prison for a second time. he held a family at gunpoint and their home. >> molly: president from criticizing russian president during a speech in poland this morning and all of russia has -- the presid

it's an idea. >> jon: that would be a stretch but we'll see. fascinating times. >> heather: a lot of breaking news for a friday afternoon. we've got a new communications director, our press secretary sean spicer stepping aside. >> jon: he said he will be there through the end of august, he wants to make a smooth transition, wants the help of the incoming team. are there going to be more changes, are there going to be -- will there be a new sean spicer? will sarah huckabee sanders step into the role? perhaps we will find out when that briefing begins. it is scheduled for a minute or so. >> heather: apparently there are a reports that anthony scaramucci will make an appearance. we will see if that ends up being true. >> jon: he's been a familiar face at fox over the years, now he steps into a new role. >> heather: he will be back on fox's evening apparently, sean hannity tonight, he will speak with sean spicer, reince priebus and anthony scaramucci. that will be a big show. >> jon: thank you for joining us, see you >> fox news alert for you now.

go long. >> jon: molly and i will see a bank here in an hour.outnumbered" starts right now. >> meghan: fox news alert. the u.n. security council sought to hold an emergency meeting today in response to provocative north korean missile launch. the rug regime testing an icbm missile that could one day reach the united states. this is a country's defiant dictator calling the lunch a fourth of july gift to the american bass turns. this is "outnumbered" ." here today, melissa francis, dagen mcdowell, cohost of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman, and today's a #oneluckyguy, cohost of the five and fox news political analyst, juan williams. you're outnumbered. >> juan: i know it. this is a fourth of july treat. look at

i'm jon scott. >> melissa: happy friday to you. >> jon: it's been a long week in washington. >> melissa: it certainly has. i melissa francis. in a 51-49 vote. how could you not like something called skinny? there were audible gasps when john mccain voted no. >> mr. portman, -- >> melissa: no leaders on both sides of the aisle say it's time to work together for the good of the country. >> it's time for our friends on the other side to tell us what they have in mind. we'll see how the american people feel about their ideas. >> i would say to my dear friend, the majority leader, we are not celebrating. we are relieved that millions and millions of people who have been so drastically hurt by these proposals put forward will at least retain their health care. >> jon: how about you? or a relieved? we've got fox team coverage with kevin corke standing by the white house. first, let's go to peter doocy. he is live on capitol hill. >> john, this morning, republican house members got together behind closed doors in the room right here to talk about what happened last night and one republican repr

jon?> jon: right now we're hearing the dramatic 9-1-1 calls after a fiery plane crash on a utah highway. the light plane narrowly missed cars on i-15, but killed the two couples on board. >> that plane nosedived straight into the ground. it just exploded. it was going and it barrel-rolled right over and went straight into the ground. >> jon: no injuries reported on the ground, but the crash created a commuter headache because it closed most of the lanes of interstate 15 in riverdale during yesterday evening's rush. >> melissa: we are awaiting the white house briefing scheduled to start in about 20 minutes from now. reporters are expected to ask about the growing rift between the president's communications director anthony scaramucci and his chief of staff reince priebus. plus, iran launches a rocket toward space. are tighter sanctions key to stopping the islamic republic or is tougher action needed? we'll talk to a republican member of the house foreign affairs committee. that's next. >> y

jon? >> jon: this just in. isis claims responsibility for a brazen attack on the iraqi embassy in afghanistan. security forces say a suicide bomber targeted the compound in kabul followed by gunmen that tried to storm the gates. the attack in the heart of the afghan capitol showing islamic state is still a force to be reckoned with despite set backs in syria and iran. connor powell with more. >> iraqi officials in afghanistan had warned that they thought isis fighters might try to launch a retaliatory attack after they were losing ground in iraq and particularly after losing their strong hold in mosul. that seems to be what happened today. the iraqi embassy is fairly far and distant from the main u.s., french and british embassies, which have been the sites of so many attacks the last few years. the iraqi embassy is on a busy market street far away from the main diplomatic area. three militants followed a suicide bomber, which set off a bomb outside the iraqi embassy. the firefight lasted about four hours or so

. >> jon: a new era for the trump administration. a new studio for "happening now" as we look around. brand-new studio. he still has the new studio smell. >> no fingerprints everywhere yet. >> jon: lots of bells and whistles. we hope to bring you the news the old-fashioned way, and give you the stories "happening now." this as a general john f. kelly takes the reins as white house chief of staff, good morning to you on this monday. i am jon scott. >> i am molly line, sworn in and attending his first meeting as chief of staff. expressing confidence in him, but the direction that the country is taking as well. >> we have a tremendous base, a tremendous group of support. and i think the general will just add to it prior to the country doing well. the strong start method -- dock market on friday. business is very enthusiastic. and we will proceed and keep going. but we have a fantastic leader, chief of staff. going to do a really great job. >> molly: chief white house correspondent is live with the story. >> good morning, a brand-new stu

republicans are not going to own it. >> jon: lynn speed and rich lowry. from your standpoint, as an editor of a conservative publication, what do you think of this whole repeal and replace effort? >> i think in the process in congress has been atrocious. no one has made the public case, not paul ryan, not mitch mcconnell, not donald trump. all that said, the coverage that's been uniformly negative from the beginning, it's exaggerated and put a lot of these reforms in the worst possible light. you can feel it, reporters are so eager to write the story that this thing failed and republicans are headed towards the dustbin. >> jon: it is true, lynn, that changes are collapsing, cream hymns are going to the roof, but that doesn't seem to get a whole lot of attention in the coverage of the attempts to repeal and replace it. >> let's take a slice of the spirit where we are now in this story is that the republican-controlled house, republican-controlled senate, and the republican white house has not repealed or replaced obamacare. i think the media is covering an

>> jon: unfortunately, we are out of time.john wood, julian epstein, thank you both. >> melissa: a new sanctions bill targeting russia, iran, and north korea, expected to pass on the house. the bill would limit president trump's ability to use sanctions. plus, texas lawmakers condemning a human trafficking tragedy and blaming the death of ten people on sanctuary cities. . and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best a man can get. chances are, the last time yoyou got robbed.an, i know-- i got a loan 20 years ago, and i got robbed. that's why i started lendingtree-- the only place you can compare up to 5 real offers side by side, for free. it's lik

happening. >> jon: of historic face-to-face on the world stage. what we are learning about the meeting between president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin. mitch mcconnell signals that may be time to work with democrats if his republican colleagues cannot work out their differences over health care. and the u.s. economy adding more jobs than expected, but these new numbers, ask questions loom about how robots will change the employment landscape here at home. it's all happening now. we begin with this fox news alert, history and the making as president trump, the leader of the free world wraps up his meeting with his russian counterpart vladimir putin on the side line of the g20 summit in germany. welcome to the second hour of "happening now" on this friday, i'm jon scott. >> molly: i'm a molly line. the two leaders face-to-face, who would not want to be a fly on the wall for that showdown which lasted two hours. president trump said many topics were on the table, take a liste listen. >> president putin and i have been discussing v

>> jon: just about every nation in the g20 is a u.s. ally.t is kind of unusual that the president took pains to go over to vladimir putin and speak to him. >> that was certainly noted by the other leaders in the room. if you look at the objectives of the government, to restore its standing on equal footing with the united states. a one-on-one conversation with president trump plays right into vladimir putin's hands. that is something he wants, to be on an equal stage. certainly a big win for him there. >> jon: we are watching the tape player from the white house, let's listen in. >> we are in this room today to deliver on our promise to the american people, to repeal obamacare and ensure that they have the health care they need. we have no choice. we have two repeal and replace obamacare. we can repeal it, but the best is repeal and replace. let's get going. i intend to keep my promise and i know you will, too. since 2013, obamacare premiums have skyrocketed. in alaska they went up over 200% recently. we know that. in arizona they have been u

>> melissa: no, not at all. >> jon: i'm jon scott. >> melissa: i melissa francis. we are alive on capitol hill whereafter failed back-to-back attempts on health care legislation week alone, republicans are now pinning their hopes on a narrowly focused bill, the skinny repeal, that undoes the most unpopular elements of obamacare lite the individual mandate and attacks on medical devices. democrats are definitely not on board. the senate majority leader says this has to get done. >> ultimately, we want to get legislation to finally end of the failed care status quo through congress and to the presidents desk for his signature. >> democrats will be here fighting for as long as it takes to beat back these shameful health care bills. we hear the american people, we hear you, we are on your side, and we will never give up. >> melissa: peter doocy is live on capitol hill with more on this showdown. peter, what can you tell us at this hour? >> melissa, senator lisa murkowski, one of the hardest votes to get, one of the two republicans who voted no on the motion to proceed

appreciate it. >> jon: as you know, u.s.-russian relations have been icy as of late, and they could take another hit. as president trump is expected to send a sanctions bill passed with bipartisan support. objects, new analysis on the growing tensions with moscow, and the role congress is plain and foreign policy. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request your free decis

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to make that deal is insane. >> jon: the u.s. re-certifies the iran nuclear deal made under president obama. >> there is so much more to do to bring justice to this case. >> jon: the investigation and the murder of four young men in pennsylvania uncovers more information about the suspect in custody. what he is now telling police. it's all happening now. ♪ we begin with the next step after the collapse of the senate effort to repeal and replace obamacare. reaction is coming and now from both sides of the aisle and from the white house. welcome to the second hour of "happening now." i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. a lot happening in that hour between, we are live on capitol hill where lawmakers are now trying to figure out what to do about obamacare. president trump says they should let it fail while senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is pushing to repeal it now and replace it later. that is easier said than done. >> here is the problem with that, it's not a full repeal. they are going to do it on a filibuster

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pop news, adrienne. >> thank you, jon.ion. >> it's good. >> i'm going to build up to the moment you have been waiting for. >> i never get to see pop news. >> you did pop news one time. >> i know! >> this is why you are waiting for pop news. >> i need to find out what's going on? >> first of, if comicon is any indication, wonder woman, one of the most popular costumes there, they might be entering thes on cash race in an attempt to go where no superhero film has gone before, theed academy award sta. the execs hoping to make the film stars gal gadot and chris pine the first superhero movie. and the best director. she would only ever be the fifth female in the awards' 90-year history to make that distinction. >> can we get to the wings? >> almost. >> patience! >> here we go, this wicked this is 16 years since the princess of genovia graced the big screen and now the princess die areas there is interest going forward with princess diaries 3 and it is a tribute to director gary marshall who passed away last year. earlier this y

"well, mom." ( laughter ) >> jon: whoa! >> stephen: based on a true story. ( piano riff ) not only did sean spicer resign over the mooch's hiring, but a white house insider says, "this was a murdering of reince and bannon. they said anthony would get this job over their dead bodies." that's terrible. before this, those guys were only dead on the "inside." ( laughter ) other white house staffers refer to scaramucci "as a 'joke' and as a trump-world 'hanger-on' who isn't qualified for the job." wait. have you seen the trump administration? ( laughter ) those are the qualifications for a job. i got his resume right here: "anthony scaramucci special skills: being a joke, trump hanging-on, and whacking stoolies." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: oh! hey! >> jon: hey, hey, hey... >> stephen: now, however spicer feels about him, scaramucci handled the transition with class, stating: >> i want to thank personally sean spicer, not only on behalf of myself, the president, the administration, but sean is a true america

thank you, jon! what's up, jon? good to see ya. how are ya? ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: please have a seat, everybody! you're too kind. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) well, i don't know if you heard the news, but, after nine years in prison, o.j. simpson was granted parole. that's right, the juice is loose! ( audience reacts ) >> jon: wow... wow... >> stephen: i think they're chanting juice! o.j. got away. orenthal is soaring, y'all. finally, he has the opportunity to find the real killer. first step: buy a mirror. >> jon: whoa! >> stephen: okay? say what you want about o.j., he never met with sergei kislyak. ( laughter ) unlike his buddy, here. ( audience reacts ) come on, now! don't be too harsh. that was 1993, when it was a coin toss which one of those guys would end up president and which would end up in jail. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) maybe both! might get a two fer! speaking of which, it's also the sixth month anniversary of trump's inauguration. ( audience booi

jon? paula? >>> and for the second time this summer, an american tourist has been shot in turks and caicos. >> this time, a masked gunman opened fire at a home during a burglary. eva pilgrim has more on this. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning. a dream vacation quickly turning into a nightmare. another american tourist targeted while vacationing in the turks and caicos. this time, attacked inside their luxury vacation home. an american tourist in the hospital this morning, shot by a masked gunman while vacationing in turks and caicos. >> they arrived very quickly and found that the security guard had been lightly bound at the scene with his own shoelaces. >> reporter: the man staying here in the conch villa, a luxury vacation home, featuring breath-taking views of the ocean and an alarm system. police say friday night around 10:00 p.m., two people forced their way into the home from the back of the property. >> what we don't know is why a shot was discharged. what led up to that shot be

i know jon moulton will tune in.erg. ♪ francine: "bloomberg surveillance this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are getting breaking, this is --loomberg scoop saying that a pharmaceutical company in germany that mainly does a lot of generics, the chief executive, we understand is set to depart ahead of a likely renewed 5 billion year buyout yield. this is bloomberg news hitting the phones and getting people familiar with the matter giving us that scoop. we will check up on the share price -- if you look at stada gaining around 3%. a very comment on the role-play of private equity in this. are we going to see private equity perms -- firms come into this space? love the area. they are stable cash flow's was pretty good profitability. short-term, you can always jacked up your profit by jacking the prices up. are actuallyies sitting on nearly $1 trillion of unspent money at the moment. it's the biggest number ever, absolutely immense. the pressure on these large funds to do deals is very high and their investors are seekin

pop news, adrienne. >> thank you, jon.duction. >> it's good. >> i never get to see pop news. >> i did pop news one time. >> i know! >> this is why you are waiting for pop news. >> i need to find out what's indicati indication, wonder woman, one of the most popular costumes there, they will attempt to go to an oscar race. the academy award stages. the execs hoping to make the film stars gal gadot and chris pine the first superhero movie. and the best director. >> can we get to the kiwings? >> almost. >> here we go, this wicked this is 16 years since the princess of genovia, and the princess diaries. is interest going forward with princess diaries 3 and it is a marshall who passed away last year. earlier this year, julie andrews who plays the queen, the queen and lead actress anne hathaway would be there. >> there was a princess diaries 2. >> well, i watched one over and over and again and i think every little girl dreamed of being a priss sess after that moment. >> this is the moment that jon karl's enthusiasm has been wait

jon, do you have any heroes?h i have plenty of heroes, musical heroes, people doing selfless work for not enough pay and not being applauded for it. >> stephen: sacrifice, people who do more than they're asked. >> jon: you might not know their names. >> stephen: i have the same kind of heroes. i'll tell you who my viewers are, the loyal viewers of this show. you, you're my hero. you're my everything. because night in, night out, you stay up late, or watch me on your computer the next day. i don't care. ( laughter ) you watch me do comedy and interview my guests over here, talk to jon. then, what you do is you write down my sponsors so you remember to buy their products in the morning. ( laughter ) it's an honor system, obviously, it's an honor system. if you don't watch the commercials, technically you're stealing. but here's the deal. i know you never miss a show, but we do 200 of these a year. you want to watch all of them, but even the most loyal, stalwart viewers might get sick and miss an occasional episode.

>> jon: i know we got some shows coming up. >> stephen: next week, it is russia week. >> jon: oh, my.) >> stephen: on this show, it's going to be a huge event. it'll be like shark week, if sharks had secretly hacked the our presidential election. which i believe russia is training them to do right now. >> jon: oh, my goodness! stay out of the water, stay out of the water! >> stephen: i talked to people on the streets over there, oligarchs over there, cyber security experts over there. the exclusive, can i reveal this? we went to the presidential suite of the ritz carlton, the pp room. >> jon: mmmmm! >> stephen: no one had gone, so let's just go. we took one of those black light things they use on tv -- gotta tell you, somebody was murder in there. i hope it was murder because it was a mess under the black light. ( laughter ) but everybody knows this room is bugged. that's a known thing. everybody's, like, he's in that room, we mow the room is bugged. the crazy thing about that room is, when you're sitting on the bed and looking out the window, what do you see, floor to ceiling, wall-t

i think that no matter what happens, if jon got seven years or if jon got 21 years, jon is going to be >> but now it's all up to the judge. >> mitigating factors. all things were equal the sentence would be 10 1/2 years. i don't think all things were equal. therefore, i sentence you to a term in the department of corrections of 14 years. it is a large amount of time. i do not do this lightly. i do this with concern and respect for everyone in this courtroom including you. i'm sorry that this happened to all of you. i hope that people can heal and i wish the best for everyone. >> what did you get? >> they cut it in half? >> 14. it's fair. the prosecutor asked for 21. of course all the victims asked for 21. my attorney asked for no more than 10 and, you know, weighing everything together, the judge said 14. so -- >> it'll be all right, buddy. it'll be all right. >> now that he's received his sentence, antonucci has only a few days left at maricopa county before his transfer to state prison. >> the next few days it will be spent writing and making phone calls and, you know, preparing myse

>> jon: wow! wow! >> stephen: up until now, a weed emergency was when you lock yourself in your room because you're paranoid that your cat knows you're high. "he's going to figure out i'm the one who had him fixed." ( laughter ) hey, any fellow catholics here tonight? (cheers) then you got the alert on that catholic app we all have. for those who aren't catholics, big news out of pope city, the "vatican has outlawed gluten-free bread for holy communion." of course, you can't have the body of christ without gluten, he is risen! ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) that's the truth. that's the truth. >> jon: i like that. >> stephen: it's the truth. live it. it's all based on the teachings of famed catholic scholar the pillsbury dough pope. ( laughter ) now this puts catholics with celiac disease in a tough position. do they compromise their health to take communion, or do they refuse the church's most important sacrament? i'm sure when they get to heaven, st. peter will say, "you feed the poor, cared for the sick