it seems clear that hussein has these weapons of mass destruction. and she said well you just can't trust george bush. and i said well if he's making all this up if george bush is lying about the weapons of mass destruction, it will ruin him. and it turns out we were both right. so you recall the chronology, i think, in the summer of '02. in august vice president cheney made a speech to the vfw saying there was no doubt, a phrase he used over and over that hussein had weapons of mass destruction, was prepared to use them against friends of ours. in september, on the 26th the president spoke in the rose garden and said that the regime pezs weapon -- possesses weapons of mass destruction in iraq. on october 1st a classified intelligence report was issued called the national intelligence estimate an ie on iraqi weapons. these are the comprehensive statements of the intelligence community that are issued from time to time this one on iraqi weapons. this was a classified document only a handful of members of congress saw it. you had to be an elected leade

this is really for massing. this site has gone through several previous planning processes. there were two major phases adopted for the site previously one for alexander real estate for an office project and biotech and the sealtses force project. this will replace both of those. at this time i would like to turn over the presentation to gail hunter from the golden state warriors and she will introduce the team as well as the project. >> hi. good afternoon madam chair rosales, director bohee and commissioners. i am with the golden state warriors and we all 35 thrilled to be here today. you. >> >> may recall we purchased there's blocks from sales force. at the time it was a difficult decision to move off the pier and invest in the site especially after two years of investing blood, sweat and tears and a lot of money on that lotion and while many outside of san francisco questioned our sanity by buying this site and to privately finance the state when cities and states are subsidizing arenas to the tune of millions of dollars we couldn't be happier with the decision. since the

he gave mass in -- an open air mass close to the airport. it was such an emotional scene. almost loss of word. he said to the congregation i don't know what to say to you. you have been through so much. he said that when the typhoon hit tacloban and the surrounding area she'd, i knew -- he said i'm late but i'm here. they paused for a machine of silence, said prayers. people wept and cried. just the pope heading there, showing his support, his solidarity with the people and really just comforting them because so many of them are still grieving. such loss and devastation. more than 7,000 people were killed. many still missing as a result of typhoon haiyan. certainly pope francis heading there just meant so much to the community. >> yes. i can imagine when the storm hit and they lost everything and the loss of life that they could even imagine many months later the pope would be there with them and trying to help them carry on. and now as far as manila and this storm that seems to be chasing pope francis, unfortunately, yet another one that they must endure. is that changing

virtually everything is not in our purview unfortunately, i won't go into comments about light and mass and size ultimately i think that the steps that the architects have taken to reduce the impact on the district which is not specifically the backyards but from the street are good ones i think the - any dormers reduce you know things popping off the roof in a normal dormer replacing the windows in the dormer my only design comment the window that's replying the gable and the window seams way out of scale its essentially taking the window from the first floor and putting it up to the roof feels like it really was evident in our skechldz it looked like the window the head of the window really just clipped off the gable in half chopped off the gaib so i'll encourage much smaller pull it in horlg work vertical is probably okay. i think a little bit large that's others only design comment having the garage go down it doesn't effect the district while someone has an 200 underground is it so reprehensible but for the historic district this has inform visible effect than the house to the east

he initially was giving mass in english. then he broke into spanish because that's when he speaks from the heart. he said i'm at a loss for words. i don't know what to say. when the typhoon had hit, he said i am late but i am now here. i think it's his presence that shows solidarity and support for so many people who lost family members. 25,000 people still living in shelters. this is a community is still mourning some 14 15 months on. >> we are watching the emotion on the faces of the people there in tacloban. of course the phillipines are a devout kwlk nation. again, we have this storm closely following the pope. what is expected tomorrow? i know the crowds are supposed to be absolutely extraordinary. are we prepare for all these people to be congregating towards this mound? >> reporter: an extraordinary amount of people. authorities expecting 6 million if not more to turn out here in manila. so water going on behind me that is the stage where pope francis, where he will give mass. obviously, lots of preparations been on h

we are expecting tropical storm force winds during the time of mass.is the forecast pretty detailed. between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. temperatures will be in the middle 20s and stiff north to northwest wind expects downtown. now, with the tropical storm moving through the region this is the potential impact on the mass. the rainfall will be the major concern, 150 millimeters by the time it's said and done. wind gusts up to 65 kilometers per hour. we could experience localized flooding from the storm system as well. keep in mind this is actually the dry season in manila. we don't normally see rain this time of year. in fact the driest months being january, february march, the rainy season around august. the latest satellite imagery, the update from the typhoon warning center has winds sustained at 130 kilometers per hour. that would be just around the center of the storm, which is over the northern half of sumar island. it is impacting this region and the islands around the region. that allowed for some deterioration in the storm. not as organized as it was s

with information from that map, to compare the mass of buildings on the block. you can see the four victorians here. these four victorians are setback from the street further than other houses on the block and appear to have once had front yards and this fact alone may account for the fact that the houses are procrude trueeding into this legislative said bac. other building that the developer is using to justify the mass is 415 27th street a 6-unit apartment building built in the 1960s awn could never be built today as our block is now zoned rh-2 and it's totally out of character with the other buildings on the block. just because goes into the mid-block open space doesn't provide justification for a single-family home at 461 to do the same. to illustrate this again, i have used the san francisco property information map of r block and duncan street. this is map is also from the website and i put dots on the four victorians and a square on the six-unit apartment building. on this map you can see that the four victorians are setback from the street. i support the

and the scale for massing and not to create tall walls i'll walk you through the dimensions we have the hall or the market it is a food eccentric development we look forward to programming that right now, we're thinking it is a community-based food amenity that helps with the park on saturday morning you might be able to go and get breakfast and have a picnic in the park and then spinning around the upper areas of the are corners we're calling the mission bay area isn't it so an elevated element of the project that leans out over the city and the bridge and also on a lower level down into the arena as a club for arena guests most importantly to are the spaces between the building the largest one is the main placing and on 3rd street the north west plaza and goes to the southeast plaza i've mentioned before those pauthsd look like this just talking about the way you can circulate around the building without having to go into them let's talk about bike access for a second we're intending and targeting to exceed the minimum remit for bikes we want this to be healthy and environmental f

so what we are seeing is 80% of the state's population living in a tiny fraction of its land mass mass. to give you a point of comparison the population density in the texas triangle by around the middle of just the century which is about 35 years will resemble the density of the new york boston corridor where the population between los angeles and san diego. we are talking about population densities that used to being measured in dozens of people per square mile hundreds becoming thousands and tens of thousands of people. that's a very different texas and even the one i grew up in 50 years ago. that said i think there are some great reasons to be bullish and optimistic about texas. they are also some reasons that texas and those who care about texas should have real concerns. what is there to be bullish about? well we are almost the biggest landmass and we may become the biggest population. there is an outside chance that texas will exceed california is the largest most populous state in a union by 2050. we have a booming economy compared to much of the rest of united states and certa

i actually president hasz i mean one can't help but notice the volume you know and the massing i agree with the comments that is not necessarily within our purview but i guess that i'm just curious from the applicants whether you know the fact that it does vergo on looking like a commercial structure and veers away from the hifshg character of the neighborhood is of concern to me, i'm curiosities to hear if from the advocate or staff you looked at 09 you know alternative how did you end up where you are at i guess and shawn project architect a couple of things first before i started we met with the association and when we had a design we went back and presented them exactly what you see here we have a letter of support from them secondly the henry fellow that spoke earlier hits house is to the west a garage it goes down a new level and 3 stories above is going all the way back essentially to where we're proposing so 0 our precedent is next door we looked at the planning code and really what allows us to do and allows us to work in but we set back for the window and pursuing a variance

the bodies were dumped in a mass grave just below this house. those who were killed are believed to have been held here after they were kidnapped. only a few of the bodies have been identified. kidnappings have increased dramatically in mexico over the past few years - thousands taken and never seen again. chili's, clothing, candles... more than 22,000 people have disappeared- since the mexican government launched it's war against cartels in 2996 their families left in limbo wondering if the're dead or alive fault lines is here to investigate one of the worst crises of disappearances in latin america and to meet the families searching for answers - and a justice that never seems to arrive. a sign with details of sara cruz's son - jose rodolfo - hangs in front of her house - in case anyone can help her find him. the last time she saw him, it was a tuesday evening. she had just gotten home from work and he asked her if she would take him to a local motorcycle show. jose spent afternoons working in his uncle's mechanical shop in the front of the ho

this will open the door for the coldest air mass by far of the season.ce last january when we had the dreaded polar vortex. this is just arctic air, millville 21 and trenton 20 and allentown 18 and wilmington current 22 degrees, you factor in the winds it feels like 7 in philadelphia and 1 in allentown and 6 in millville and 2 in reading and it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that we saw a mixture of clouds and sunshine today and that is the case right now here is that arctic boundary, behind it the high pressure settles and tomorrow loads of sunshine and a brutally cold start to the day temperatures tonight dropping down into the teens and single digits 8 in philadelphia and the record low is 2, i don't think we'll set record lows but we'll be in record low territory. millville 8 and reading 4 and toms river 9 degrees, this does not it will the whole stories, these are the windchills we are waking up tomorrow morning. cape may and central and southern, delaware 0 to 5 below, central jersey to

america was in the throes of one of its periodic and epic mass migrations. among them were the westward expansion and european migration of the 19th century, the great migration of african-americans from the south to the industrialized midwest in the 20th century and the great the oppression migration from the dust bowl to the fields and groves of california itself. when these occur they alter the course of history. entire economies arise to new social pressures are created, power changes hands. texas kissing i've such migrations. this is the sixth. in each case the migrations to texas created economic, social and political change that reverberated across america, and in some cases around the world. indeed texas may be one of the great magnets of mass migration in human history. like the current of a strong new river suddenly carved into the earth, the sixth migration has delivered 3.6 many people to the state and deposits over 1000 fresh arrivals every single day. in the '70s and 80s the collapse of industrial rust belt drove the first large wave of non-sou

for many it was a chance to be here and witness in the flesh a huge papal mass. when he arrived. pope francis witnessed the signature mode of transport. he spoke on the feast honouring the infant jesus, and spoke about charles and the family adopting a traditionalist message, protecting them from insidious attacks, from all of the progressive languages. he adopted moments and there has been moments of controversy on the plane on the way over saying there were limits to free speech. schooling politicians about inequality and corruption. for millions coming out on the streets. this was a personal landmark one to remember for a lifetime. >> it is al jazeera. a lot more ahead when we come back. >> 20 years after the war in bosnia the scars run deep for many in sarajevo. we hear from the winner of the toughest off-road motor race. that's all ahead. >>>hello again. a reminder of the headlines - i.s.i.l. fighters released about 250 yazidi kurds. many are elderly and taken to hospital in erbil. i.s.i.l. is believed to have killed thousands in the advance across northern iraq last year >>

you can see the same massing and building elements from different angles, and also understand how the public open space or the negative space between the buildings connects all the different elements. and catherine did mention this is the major phase submission so we will get back to you with more detailed conversation about what we expect the ekts terior to look like the materials and the distribution of each of the materials but it was important for us to put together the pretty pictures as catherine called them to explain what we're are inspired to bring to the site. we have a number of renderings here and i know you have seen them in the media and up to a month ago and what the building will look like, and the approach and all four streets around the site primarily from the renderings here on this street and the park. here is a corner of the food hall with the garden and the bay front terrace looking out over the city and the bay bridge and treasure island. and another shot of the same corner from down low in the park. and the final renderings is from the southeast corner approach

that is brutal enough but what these winds are doing they are pulling down more brutally cold air mass, the windchill in green bay 23 degrees below 0, and chicago feels like 21 degrees below 0 and that is the air mass that is settling in overnight. the arctic front is moving through and touching off a few snow showers and a few isolated snow squalls and there is one snow shower moving through lakewood and another one just south of lakehurst in northern ocean county and elsewhere we are dry. this is what to expect tonight. gusty winds 15 to 35 miles per hour. the coldest air mass of the season with sub zero dangerously cold windchills and also do remember that we had a little bit of melting today tonight there will be a refreeze and icy patches with slick spots i'll talk about the cold to come and within we climb out of the deep freeze when i come inside of the warm studio for the accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. looking live outside with sky 6 hd overlooking the atlantic city shore, not the ideal destination, but trenton folks had to spend the day outside for their work and i

>> it interacted with a land mass across the region.t didn't have the moisture to allow for strengthening to take place after it reached the islands. i love the quote anna has been paraphrasing for the past hour or so that the filipinos faith is waterproof. it truly is. this is serious devotion. people braving elements just to get a peek of the pope giving his mass to the millions. lots of people donning white and yellow raincoats or slickers as they go to see the pope. of course yellow and white being the official colors of the vatican. as he exits the park in manila. millions of people are exiting the park as well or to get their final glimpse of the pope. they still have rain to contend with and gusty winds. this is the latest where manila is located. you can see how active the weather has been. however, we see the back edge of this storm that pushes through the manila region. we could see breaks in the cloud cover around midnight and certainly into the start of the workweek as people head back to their jobs. it has been responsible

this is the scene in manila where around 3 million people have gathered to celebrate the pope's final masshis tour of the philippines. >>> but first isil has released more than 200 captives from the minority yazidi community in northern iraq. they were transport to kurdish-held territory. it's not yet clear why they were leased. the yazidi captors many of who were were elderly were take to hospital for check up. thousands were believed to be killed or kidnapped by isil after its advance across large parts of northern iraq. mohamed adow is our correspondent there. >> reporter: this is an incidents or development that raises more questions than answers. they say most of these people have been held by isil in mosul. they are believed to have been transported through the town before being released at this frontline. it's very unclear why they were released. it's very unclear what we know thousands of i can't yazidis mainly girls continues to are he main in the hands of isil fighters. >>> police in greece have arrested four people they believe have link to his a terrorist cell in bell yum. belg

in majors delays for mass transit. to our breaking news this morning fire fighters battled both frigid temperatures and flames in a deadly house fire in ogontz. fire broke out around 1:30 on roselyn street. it claim the life of the disable veteran in his 70's. >>> also breaking news a shooting in the suburb of paris has critically injured two people and one is a police officer and bbc reports that officer has died. france terror alert is a the maximum level after yesterday's attack on the offices of paris satyrical publication that killed 12 people. one suspect is in custody and a manhunt is underway for two more. >>> and it is another day of dangerously cold in our area temperatures in some areas not going to get higher then 20 degrees. really to have bundle up before you head out. >>> cold weather isn't just hard on us but it the takes a toll on our home. >> three is on your side with the three things you need to check in your house with temperatures this low. >>> also, washed away a home gets carried, by a river. se

mass meetings were held all over the country in 1913 and 19 14. they signed petitions hundreds, thousands of people signed these petitions and either had them hand delivered to president l son himself through a sympathetic congressman ore sent mail to the president or in some cases the petitions were actually printed in the newspapers all over the country and african-americans and white sympathizeers added their names. one of the amazing things was one circulated by william monroe trotter. william monroe trotter circulate ad petition in the first during the fall of 1913, the first -- about 1 1/2 months, circulated a petition in 34 states and managed to get 20,000 signatures, and this was a time when mass tech in a logical communication was still in it's infancy. he was able to do it in 1 1/2 months and get 20,000 signatures. 34 newspaper accounts claimed over half of the signatures were from the deep south. so utterly disempowered southerners who were being crushed by racism during this time period rows up and were act thai participants in this pr

that millions of worshippers will attend another open air mass.t's in the capital on sunday. our religious correspondent, caroline wyatt, is there. >> reporter: there is a festival atmosphere here in the philippines, with people turning out to watch the pope say mass at the main cathedral and big screams, because the center of the town has been shut off to traffic, so that families can come here and gather together. and this is a deeply catholic country. some 80 million people in the philippines are catholic. and they've watched the pope say mass, and he paid tribute to the strength and the resilience of the people of the philippines, in dealing with the aftermath of the typhoon that destroyed much of the region in 2013. >> he loves filipinos and he knows that fill peeipinos love christ more than anything else. >> reporter: but the pope hasn't shied away from difficult social issues either. he's spoken about the need of the church to counter issues of deeply rooted inequality. he say they mar the faith of philippine society. and he says their poli

we've been talking about problems on mass transit.ng duties in the first alert traffic center this morning. good morning jillian. >> good morning. we still have suspended service on the lansdale/doylestown line suspended completely due to overhead power problems in the area. that's the only problem we're dealing with on mass transit and something we will follow for you. 95 northbound approaching cottman avenue we have a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane. and right in this area on 95 you can already see right now we're starting to get a delay northbound. this is a live look right near the betsy ross bridge. that wind is really shaking some of these cameras this morning. 95 southbound, we are just stuck with some of that normal volume as drivers make their way into center city philadelphia. lower moreland this problem has been out there all morning long and it's still out there on byberry road between huntingdon pike and masons mill road. repair work because of a downed pole from an earlier accident. county line road is going to

over 1,700 priests took part in the mass.e 78-year-old pontiff dubbed the people's pope said that reconciliation is important for a country struggling to come to terms in the end of 30 years of civil war. >> respect for the dignity and freedom of others and commitment to the welfare of all. >> catholics are a minority in sri lanka. they hope that good will be created by the first papal visit in 30 years to unite people of all faiths in what is a deeply divided country. >> there is more news on all the toys we're covering on our website at www.aljazeera.com. you can also watch us by watching live icon. that's al jazeera. the ghosts of men and women fill the wards of government hospitals across india. they stare silently - suspended in limbo between the living and the dead. these patients are the infected - victims of a contagion so lethal it kills almost one and a

at cataclysms and mass emigration and the germans and the irish were the first mass migration some are attracted by the homestead act with sweden and norway and the code is in somebody says socialism would work here because it works is greeted my response is that would work here if we had 380 million suites. >> it may work give minnesota. [laughter] the other 49 states is problematic. we have a certificate problems assimilating the irish of particular i say that more comfortably to have the irish american ancestors and our rates of crime with substance abuse in the 1850's the american party is shoved aside as the political goods since with the anti-and acreage 1860 with abraham lincoln. but that the irish went on the search for half a century interrupted by the civil war but not as much as you would think and said it peters out. but germany is growing and suddenly just about the time the ellis immigration station opens and the federal government takes over the responsibility to screen immigrants to make sure they are healthy it is a big surge from a the multi-ethnic nation's interestin

now, they spent the day celebrating mass in nanila. the crowd wasn't as large as the 6 million expected. the rain may have kept some away. they received blessings from the catholic leader. pope francis repeated his appeal for children and the poor saying the world has to "learn to cry over their fate." she joins us live where i gather people are packing up and starting to disperse. the pope left the mass on his pope mobile and really tried to get as close as he could with the crowd. >> reporter: he did. he was kneeling down. he must have a buzzer i think. and he gets the driver to stop. picked up babies kissing babies. it really was quite beautiful. those moments that people just do not forget. we have seen them throughout the days where the pope goes and wants to get as close to the people as possible. and he certainly did that again today. the rain has not stopped pouring. i think everyone was hoping for divine intervention. obviously, that is the tail end of the typhoon that hit the philippines yesterday. despite the rain the people

the mass in the rain in manila was the final event of the pope's six day visit to asia. our correspondent was also in attendance. >> the rain didn't let up all day, nor did the enthusiasm of the crowds out in the million to see and hear from pope francis. we arrived early in the morning and spoke to some who had brought young children, the elderly relatives to receive blessings from the pope. for many of them, it was just the chance to be here and witness for themselves in the flesh this huge papal mass. when he arrived pope francis arrived in a pope mobile made in the style of the jeep half bus that is the signature mode of transport for one and all around the streets of manila. he spoke on the feast honoring the infant jesus and spoke about the family, adopt ago fairly traditionalist message on the family. for all of his progressive and inclusive language, he has adopt add fairly traditionalist messages in many appearances here in the philippines. there have been moments of controversy on the plane on wait over speaking about the charlie hebdo attacks saying there were

he celebrated mass at manila's cathedral.lipino leaders and foreign diplomats at the presidential palace. >>> we have this news breaking. 400 u.s. troops will deploy to train the moderate syrian opposition. defense officials confirm the train willing begin in early spring and will take place in saudi arabia turkey and qatar. authorities in several countries are now scrambling to root out terror plots before they can be carried out. the anti-terror raids in belgium are clearly part of that. but authorities say so far there are no links to the attacks in paris. we learn more from cnn's jim sciutto. >> reporter: gunfire erupting again on the streets of a european city. this is verviers in eastern belgium tonight. anti-terror police raid the home of suspected terrorists recently back from syria. inside sources tell cnn, suspects directed by isis armed with kalashnikovs and planning to attack the local police station. last night, police fight their ways up the stairs. >> translator: this was in the frame work of an investigation,

most critical mass rides are peaceful. not this one. and eldown are two of the riders. >> i go to the march every month. so it was a normal critical mass for me. it was a rainy day. we were expecting lots of people. >> translator: what is important is going there, contributing. to make the program more popular with the people. >> the event takes on more significance in congested urban areas where conflict and competition between bikes and cars can put people on edge. livia says brazil is particularly prone to this situation. >> our streets, bridges, highways, everything is planned for the car. drivers, for example, they don't move because there are lots of cars. >> that evening finds the roads heavily congested. tensions are building between riders and drivers. >> translator: at a certain point when i was behind the people, i noticed an argument between riders and the driver of a black car. >> and that argument is about to boil over. >> translator: i looked back and saw some cyclists making gestures toward the motorist. and when i looke

mass immigration undermines all of these goals. this is a change from the past and the change is not the change in immigrants. today's immigrants aren't all that different from the immigrants of the past. they are from different countries but ultimately they are the same kinds of people coming from the same parts of their own society. what is different is what they need when they come to the united states. immigration a century ago even then was a tumultuous and unsettling process we tend to forget in our sentimental recollections of the past but under the social and economic conditions of the past we were able to make it work and to make it quite successful. it was an important tool of nationhood. it was the only one -- we are not just a nation of immigrants but among other things a nation of immigrants. that is no longer the case then it's time to move on. to borrow from st. paul who were to the christians when i was a child i spake as a child and i understood as a child and thought as a child but when i became a man i put away c

so unfortunately, mass transit would have been a good option. again we'll keep our eye on that. 101 northbound near shoreline. we have reports of an accident. vehicle stuck on its roof but we're seeing lots of green so no major delays on our freeways as of yet. 280 looks good as well through the peninsula. live look at the san mateo bridge. so far, so good. 13 minutes between 880 and 101. and if you are traveling along 880, no delays and the bay bridge so far, so good just a few cars in that cash lane. fastrak lanes fine. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> as you are getting ready to head out the door, you don't need the umbrella but carry it to be on the safe side. we a slight chance of a light shower passing through the bay area. right now partly cloudy skies in the city by the bay the city of san francisco where currently it is 49 degrees. temperatures are very mild at this time into the 40s. it is now 53 degrees in oakland. the winds are nonexistent and that is why we have yet another "spare the air" day on this friday. that particulate

people will be holding a massive mass on sunday.hening and more frequent storms. there is a bit of balance to be played between a more progressive pope and a conservative catholic country. omen can get access to contraception in a country where 20% of the population lives in poverty, below the poverty line surviving on less than $2 a day, these families are having multiple children it's very important. contraception is essential to bring these people out of poverty and that was one of the messages that pope francis delivered during his speech to the presidential pal has earlier today about the government's role, the church's role society's role in focusing on the poor and giving these people the social justice that they deserve. he also focused on family and about preserving the family unit and that is the foundation of society. the other strong message was corruption. we make no secret of that. peak to expect out of this trip. >> we did a -- here in the philippines. and, you know they recently got married in the united states. they

here are problems with mass transit. operating between wilmington and center city so no service between newark or churchman's crossing station so watch for that one. and septa's because of the cold septa's market frankford line no express trains so watch for. that all local service because of the cold. we want to talk about storm tracker 6 live double scan. some of these light snow showers still plaguing us to the north on 422 route 222 the 209 near slating town allentown and easton and on waze i've been finding people talking about icy conditions in that area as well as an accident here 222 northbound in lower macungie so give extra caution not just the side streets but here or there a couple slick spots on the main roads causing problems tam. >> thank you karen. >>> san francisco police looking for man dubbed the botox bandit this after he walked out without paying for quite a bit of plastic surgery treatments. the man got botox injectable fillers and a laser pill which came to a whopping five grand. it was only after

our families, our friends, social pressure and the mass media are just some of the contributing factors. it's important to note that our body image affects self-esteem and ultimately our mental health. last year several people from the organization about face took off most of their clothes in front of victoria's secret in san francisco. the group feels the chain portrays a body image that's unrealistic. protesters say not everybody can be a size 1 with great curves. >> not everybody needs to be like that in order to be attractive, in order to be awesome in general. and we really wanted to speak out just against that whole piece of it and all the people here really like the way that they look. >> well, about face wants people to feel good about their bodies, no matter what they look like. joining us in the studio right now is jennifer berger, she led the protest. she is the executive director of about face. jennifer, thank you for being here. we spoke several years ago and i'm really happy that you're still doing this work. >> thank you. i'm glad everyone has seen me without most of my c

it was only within the last couple of minutes or so that the mass ended.a mass that he's dedicated pretty much to those who lost their lives in the typhoon of 2013. and indeed to those who survived, so scenes like this not really seen in the philippines capital for 20 years or so, that was when pope john paul ii visit tell the philippines. this also concludes the pope's 6-day tour of asia. ♪ ♪ >>> now, let's go to some other news. the united states has freed a prisoner held as an enemy combatant for 13 years he has flown back to qatar he admitted one count of conspiracy to provide material support to al qaeda. his lawyer says he only needed guilty to be able to return home home. >>> libya's triply had of based self declared government is meet to go decide whether or whether to send representatives the u.n. backed peace talks in geneva libyan factions including the elected government in have agreed to attended talks next week aimed at forming a unity government and at putting an end to violence between rival militias. >>> government forces in northeastern s

it was the first speech since mass protests last year calling for elections. some walked out of the chamber in protest. the rule of law is the foundation of hong kong. the democratic development of hong kong must be underpinned by the same. as we pursue democracy, we should act in accordance with the law >>> hundreds of thousands in sri lanka's capital joint the pope to celebrate mass. the pope canonized in a ceremony. he asked the crowd to overcome religious differences for the sake of unity. >> charles stratford was among the crowd and sent an update. >> incredible scenes this morning in colombo. tens if not thousands of people have come to celebrate mass to see the pope. they've been singing himself in singala and tamil. after the pope called for reconciliation following the end. it's important to note that it's not just catholics here today. there are people in this audience who are buddhists, muslims who come out to see the pope. people from all over anca and some of them have been saying that for them today, it's one of the most important days literally

many millions of people are expected to attend a mass in manila on sunday. now, keep in mind the biggest single papal event in history was a mass held by john paul ii in 1995 when 5 million people attended. so attendance on sunday is expected to be 5 million. some say up to 6 million, which would make it the biggest papal visit ever. the pope's visit is one of the biggest security operations i've ever seen unfolded in the philippines. >> those numbers are staggering. anna matranga in manila, thank you. >>> the ohio man is scheduled to appear in federal court in cincinnati today. this morning we're learning more about christopher lee cornell and how the 'legend plot was uncovered. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> good morning, lauren. house speaker john boehner said it was an electronic surveillance program that alerted authorities to his violent intentions. >> the first thing that strikes me is we would have never known about this had it not been for the fisa program and our ability to collect information on people who pose an imminen