or rather it is possible clues that we should really consider mr francis' first. i use these kinds of conspiracy theories come out. whenever there is a major schism and accident investigation like this week. they're still going on. over the twa eight hundred. an investigation that i lead. and there's no there's no substance to sew i think of. i tend to discard them almost totally because the edges. i've never seen a case pending investigations were turned out that these sorts of rumors have been valid. is it about air out and see if they wish to dismiss them all at the same time. oh and the scandalous an ideal bed. we have been in use less inflammation who will buy. i think it is possible that many tv is trying to fit the different facts about their cool. some of the distillery to understand what is happening that's quite calm one and it happens with dignity in any of the mystics. i'll let me cannot discard any of the store this month and the big bed and is hideously more than any of the split that they say this but the investigative agencies lot and one in this i

mr. francis in terms of the significance of this massive search for this plane. i would only add that two obvious questions was, one, would be whether there was a catastrophic failure on board that flight, of whether there was some incident that caused the loss of cabin pressure that would result in everyone losing consciousness and another incident involving a smaller plane some years ago, the oxygen system malfunctioned, the pilot and copilot became unconscious and the plane flew for hours before it crashed. is it possible this happened in this instance notwithstanding the indications that some of the maneuvering of the plane was done deliberately then what? were they trying to land it somewhere? were they trying to crash it? did everyone lose consciousness and if it was deliberate who did it and why. certainly two of the many questions that they will want to try to get answered, which they can possibly get some answers to if they find the flight data recorder. >> reporter: randall pintston stand by and we want to bring the audience up to date, about 14 minutes

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mr. francis, thanks for being here. >> you're welcome. >> what do you make of congressman rogers' theory?ust about everything that he said. i think that it's the most likely place that the aircraft went down, because i, regardless of what the satellites are seeing, i don't think they've seen any pieces of the airplane. it's just, it's just not likely that that's going to be the case. and if anything is to be seen on the ocean, it's not going to be big, long pieces of the airplane. it's going to be seats or suitcases or life preservers or whatever is -- can float. >> that leads to the question i was going to ask you, how significant are these discoveries of possible debris to this point? >> i think the chances that this debris has anything to do with this accident are de minimis. >> do any of the reported pilot actions report somehow that they might be at fault? or is it too early to tell? >> well, i mean, i think you can always analyze and construe things as the spirit moves you, but i haven't seen anything that would indicate to me that the pilots were at fault at all. and i think the wh

back and taken off in a way which they described as being completely illegal undemocratic mr francis but we've run out of time there i am afraid but we do appreciate your thoughts in coming on to r.t. today that the journalist and blogger graeme phillips live from odessa thank you well let's take a look at where the protest against the self-proclaimed government are the most intense here in eastern ukraine rallies have become an almost daily sight with thousands flooding the streets of major cities their demands include independent referendums and in many cases people have been asking russia protection against what they see as a far right government in kiev and there have also been cause for the acid president to be restored to power including internet where ron an eel is watching the events for us. it really appears the momentum is starting to gather in these demonstrations as they appear to be getting larger and larger with each passing week and in donetsk where i am thousands of people took to the city's central square not only to call for the referendum that they've been demandin

mr. obama met pope francis this morning he then sat down with italy's president and prime minister at a newsconference, the u.s. and europe remain committed to ukraine. the u.s. is senate and house passed a ukrainian aid bill today it provides ukraine $1 million in loan guarantees and another 150 million-dollars in direct aid. the measure now goes to the president. it is day six searching for bodies after devastating mudslide. at least 25 people are questioned, and officials say 90 are now confirmed missing, crews are using dogs and sophisticated

francis for the first time. it is what white house officials described as awe-inspiring. and following the meeting at the vatican, mr. obama met italy's political leader. >> he announced himself an admirer of pope francis. when the pope speaks, the american president says it carries enormous weight. >> wonderful to meet you. thank you, sir. >> when the two men met, president obama said it was a great honor. i am a great admirer. thank you for receiving me. but even in the early handshakes, the pope appeared more reserved than the american president. they spoke for almost an hour, gifts exchanged including seeds from the white house garden. in a meeting with a vatican official, there were significant differences. particularly a controversial reform that would force and lawyers to divide insurance for contraception. the two leaders or rather different expressions. the president said he had been extremely moved by his mesh -- message of compassion for the poor. >> concerns over the growing inequality between the rich and poor. the president says he will keep it in the oval office. asked aboutama was social issues. ask

mr. obama met for the first time with pope francis. the men talked for nearly an hour on areas where they agree, like income inequality and poverty. they highlighted a deep division, namely obama care. meanwhile, mr. obama tries to mend fences in saudi arabia today. he'll meet with the king at a time when the countries differ over the futures of iran, syria, and egypt. >>> let's get the latest on the weather. bill, you warnd us of a severe weather threat. i guess we're seeing it. >> this happened late afternoon yesterday in areas of missouri. for a period right around 4:00 in the afterfloon, you could see one of the her p of one of those funnel clouds forming in the distance. strong storms in trenton, missouri. there was damage to some homes. thankfully, no injuries. this will continue through the weekend. we'll see it again today. here's where yesterday's was. the red triangle. about an hour north of kansas city. some large hail with the green dot there is in central missouri. today, a much larger area of concern. dallas to houston to

mr. president, in your meeting with pope francis did he raise any objections about the contraception mandate in the forward afford, or the rights of gays and lesbians that worry so many catholics, and with troops on the ukrainian border, by taking the military option off the table, are you sending a signal to vladimir putin that other parts of ukraine are his for the taking, and why not send multinational peace keepers to the ukrainian border and to you, mr. prime minister, the president said yesterday that the u.s. would defend any nato ally and are you making that same commitment when it comes to russia. >> that's a lot of questions there, jim. did.org the italian journalists do this? the five-part questions? same thing? all right, let me try to remember this. in terms of the meeting with his holiness, pope francis. we had a wide-ranging discussion. i would say that the largest bulk of the time was discussing two central concerns of his. one, the issues of the poor, the marginalized, those without opportunity, and growing inequality. and those of us, as politicians, have the task of trying

mr. obama met with pope francis at the vatican. there is some good news and bad news for the president. first, the good news. he and the pope agree on social justice. >> i was grateful to have the opportunity to speak with him about the responsibilities that we all share to care for the least of these, the poor, the excluded. >> christian doctrine demands that the poor and oppressed be given relief by those who can do so. therefore the president's social justice philosophy is in line with that of pope francis. the knew ounce here is how to provide social justice. the president believing you take from the affluent in business and you give without any strings to those in need. others like myself believe you set up safety nets to help the poor, but you do it without harming the general population. also, you provide social justice by building a strong nation, which can then afford its citizens opportunity. fair and widespread opportunity equals social justice confiscating wealth does. no i don't know where pope francis stands on the br

mr. obama met with pope francis at the vatican. there is some good news and bad news for the president. first, the good news. he and the pope agree on social justice. >> i was grateful to have the opportunity to speak with him about the responsibilities that we all share to care for the least of these, the poor, the excluded. >> christian doctrine demands that the poor and oppressed be given relief by those who can do so. therefore the president's social justice philosophy is in line with that of pope francis. the knew ounce here is how to provide social justice. the president believing you take from the affluent in business and you give without any strings to those in need. others like myself believe you set up safety nets to help the poor, but you do it without harming the general population. also, you provide social justice by building a strong nation, which can then afford its citizens opportunity. fair and widespread opportunity equals social justice confiscating wealth does. no i don't know where pope francis stands on the br

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mr. obama said pope francis has changed minds and invigorated moral debate. with a single sentence he can focus global attention on an urgent need, issues, the president said. he can cause people around the world to stop and perhaps rethink old attitudes and begin treating each other with more decency and compassion. at this year's national prayer breakfast in washington, the president identified with the pontiff's actions and his call to aid the impoverished. >> like matthew, he has answered the call of jesus, who said ollow me and he inspires us with his words and deeds as humility and mercy and missionary impulse to serve the cause of social justice. >> reporter: the president presented pope francis with a gift honoring the pontiff's recent decision to open the papal summer guardardens to the public. a box used for a garden, full of seeds, a harvest that the pontiff can deliver to a charity of his choosing. >>> the number of people missing this morning after a deadly mudslide has been cut nearly in half. the search for victims is now in its sixth day. offi

one group of people and emerging by another group that has been led by miss francis mill at that time. will you all give mrs. lane a round of applause. she's with us today and is one of the founders of the society. [applause] >> okay, with that we're going to move forward with the program and ask rev rand stacy curre in to come up and do the invocation. >> it may be raining outside, but it's beautiful in here, isn't it? amen. let's take a moment to pray together an invite the spirit of god into this celebration. let's pray together. god of our years, god of our silent years, thou who has brought us this far, thou who has by thy might has led us. we come here today to begin the celebration of african american history month. we come recognizing the strong shoulders on which we stand. those, who by their faithfulness and sacrifice made us able to be here today. those whose names are reflected in history books, martin luther king junior, hair yet tubman, but we also gather to give thanks to those to history who does not record -- the countless slaves, daughters, lawyers, teachers, preachers, all who have paved

mr. president, in your meeting with his holiness, pope francis, did he register any exceptions with you inre act or your advancements towards gays? >> he did not touch in detail on the affordable care act in my meeting with secretary of state, we discussed briefly the issue of making sure that -- that conscience and religious freedom was observed in accordance with applying the law. >> joining me now, reverend james martin. he's also author of "jesus, a pilgrimage." thank you for joining me. >> my pleasure. >> in looking at the rapport of the president and the pope, they seem to be getting along well. is this the beginning of a long friendship? >> well, i would hope so. they were all smiles afterwards and the pope said i really feel that you should feel at home here. i think it's a start of a good relationship. >> one of the gifts that the pope gave the president was his apostolic and that book was famous for criticized western capitalism. do you think that kind of topic came up and do you think there might have been a message in that gift? >> i think it's a general gift to give him. it's

last year pope francis made waves when he issued his evangelical discussion to the clergy that says mr. obama's focus on income and equality. some people continue to defend and trickle down theories which assume that economic growth and encouraged by a free market will never succeed in bringing about greater injustice and inclusiveness. this opinion which has never been confirmed by the facts expresses a true and naive trust in the wielding economic power and the workings of the prevailing economic system. while the earnings of the minority are growing exponentially. so too is the gap separating the majority from the prosperity and enjoyed by those happy few, unquote. pope francis is a spiritual leader of 75 million catholics. according to a new wall street journal pop, 55% of americans have a favorable view of pope francis. among catholics, 60% say pope francis has strengthened their faith and commitment to the catholic church. mr.obama may be hoping that some of that popularity rubs off on him. with only six months to go before november's midterm election, the latest ap poll shows mr

president obama met with pope francis today at the vatican. mr. obama stopped in rome after earlier meeting with european leaders before continuing to saudi arabia. this is 15 minutes. >> welcome, mr. president. >> t >> welcome to the vatican. >> very nice to see you, thank you. >> thank you. how are you, sir. how are you? thank you so much. >> a wonderful visit with my daughters, thank you. >> very nice to see you. wonderful to be back, thank you. >> good to see you. >> very nice to see you. thank you. >> how are you? thank you. >> mr. president. >> wonderful to meet you. thank you so much. thank you. > thank you very much. > thank you so much. [inaudible] >> this is made with timber that built the first cathedral n the united states. > thank you. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> on the next washington journal, america is united for separation of church and state, and also more of the southern baptist convention ethics and liberty commission to discuss the role that faith and religion play in politics, public life, and civics today. and the christian s

francis about. >>> it takes more than one day to see the sights in the eternal city. the masterpiece that mr.>>> two of the most powerful men in the world will meet face to face today. >> u.s. president barack obama heads to the vatican to sit down with pope francis. wolf blitzer takes a closer look at what may be on the agenda. >> reporter: for more than 200 years they have marked history together. on thursday, president obama and pope francis will open a new chapter at the vatican. in 2009 president obama brought his family to the vatican to meet the pope. >> they are going through these chambers. each time she would see somebody dressed up in the cloth and she's say is that the pope? how about that guy over there? no, no, you'll know when it is finally the pope. >> reporter: joshua dubois was the director of faith based and neighborhood partnerships during his first term. >> you think there is a shift with the relationship between the former pope and the current pope. >> i have a concern for issues related to the poor and making sure that people can live lives of dignity. >> but there diff

given that putin is up against malala and pop francis -- pope francis, not standing much of a chance. >> kind of preposterous. >> mrat yanukovych would have died in a hospital over there you give it a one word, convenient, and that sounded right to me. >> mr. yanukovych is a liability to mr. putin. remember, one week ago when he was talking in southern russia he said that foreigners should stay out no foreign troops in ukraine and no secession. when mr. putin was stunned by the reaction of the international community to his aggression, he said yanukovych asked him to send troops, directly in contradiction to what yanukovych said. so if yanukovych suddenly disappeared because of a quote-unquote heart attack mr. putin would have less to explain. >> that wouldn't be outside of pattern that we have witnessed over the years, it would, mr. ambassador? >> i'm afraid not. with the -- in london, people are inconvenient to mr. putin turn up in jail or turn up dead. >> until hear from him again, what are your thoughts on how in the world putin is going to shut him up? i guess the fact is we haven't seen him since then, and i

pope francis welcomed the president to the apostolic palace, then escorted him to the papal library for a private meeting that lasted 52 minutes, which mr. obama described later in a news conference with italy's prime minister. >> i was grateful to have the opportunity to speak with him about the responsibilities that we all share to care for the least of these, the poor, the excluded. >> pelley: the president told the pope that he hoped to help the disadvantageadvantagedadvany passing immigration reform. but one contentious subject was left for a later meeting between mr. obama and the vatican secretary of state. the obama administration is battling with the u.s. conference of bishops over the requirement under the health care law that most employe employer-sponsored plans cover contraceptives. there was no meeting of the minds on that today. the audience with the pope apparently steered clear of what mr. obama called the profane issues of politics. >> the theme that stitched our conversation together was a belief that in politics and in life, the quality of empathy, the ability to stand in somebody else's shoes and to care for someone

mr. president, i just urge my colleagues to do something that pope francis mentioned, pope francis exhorted his parish priest to go out and smell like the flock. think about the biblical allegory of that, the sheep in the old testament and the shepherd. when he said go out and smell like the parish flock, he's saying go out and find out how they live, live among them, do what they do, understand their way of life. i just ask my colleagues to think about -- i'm not asking them to live on a minimum-wage job. i'm not asking them to wait tables. but do i ask them to spend some time talking to people about the hopes and dreams for their children and in their lives of people who are minimum-wage workers, people making $7.25 an hour and working hard, people that are making less than that and rely on tips that may or may not be there. it's justice but are we going to -- in this country are we going to reward work? we ought to increase the minimum wage. at the same time we ought to expand the earned-income tax credit. it actually rewards working. if you're a trickle-down economics guy -- and most of

mrs. carter left the southern baptist convention because of positions on women. you have been critical with the catholic church but communicated with pope francis. >> i have. i think he's a great leader and i have great hopes for him. i met with pope john ii, i found almost complete inflexibility there. i wrote pope francis a letter describing issues in my book and asking him to help with them to prevent, minimize the abuse of women and girls. i didn't ask him to change the click position on women priests for instance. he wrote me a very nice letter back and he said that he was convinced that a future role of women in the catholic church needed to be strengthened and would be. he appointed a committee of eight people to decrease the abuse of women by priest and four of those eight were women, which is a very wonderful thing to do. >> i want to get to a couple of current affair questions that we're seeing this terrible can't recovery in crimea. >> i don't think there was anything that would have prevented put tune from taking crimea. most of the crimean people agreed with it and wanted to be part of russia. i think it needs to be stopped at this point. i do

mrs. carter left the southern baptist convention because of the position on women. you've been critical of the catholic church, but you've communicated with pope francis. >> i have. i think he is a great leader, and i have hopes for him. i visited pope john paul ii, and i found almost complete inflexion ability. i didn't pursue it in an uncomfortable way, but i wrote pope francis a letter describing some of the issues in my book and asked help with them to help prevent and minimize the abuse of women and girls. i didn't ask him to change the position on catholic priests. he wrote a very nice letter back. he said he was convinced that the future role of women in the catholic church needed to be strengthened, and i noticed last week he appointed a committee of eight people to minimize or decrease the abuse of children by priests. and four of those eight were women. which is a very wonderful thing to do. >> i want to get to a couple of current affairs questions. we're seeing this terrible controversy in crimea, the russian now have tens of thousands of troops on the border with ukraine. what should president obama, the united states, and the european union do to sta

francis at the vatican for more than an hour. the president expressed his great admiration for the pontiff and invited him to visit the white house. to cameras,merged the pontiff presented mr. obama with a copy of his papal mission statement, decrying a global economic system that excludes the poor. the president said he will keep it in his office. presented the pope with a custom made seed just filled with fruit and vegetable seeds used in the white house garden. bloomberg's white house correspondent and washington correspondent megan hughes joins me. megan, you have been looking at the pr push from an advertising perspective. how is that going so far? >> from the people we talk to, it is going pretty well, particularly when it comes to reaching out in digital ways to this young demographic. we talked to add week to get the best and worst from a strategy perspective. they said the best, knows a prize, was the between two ferns -- video the president did. >> let's get this out-of-the-way. what did you come here to plug? >> first of all, i think it is fair to say that i would not be with you today if i did not have something to plug. have you heard of the affordable care ac

mr. obama seemed unlegaling to hold to a higher measure of language, and more important conduct, he has arriveed in brussels for the eusummit and nato meeting then to rome to meet with pope francis to riyadh to meet with saudi king abdullah. let's hope the remainder of his trip goes far better than the hague summit. thank you for joining us tonig tonight. join us, good night from new if you wear a denture, touch it with your tongue. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. ♪ ♪ neil: welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. if republicans can't kill the health care on their own, consider this their hail mary pass. arguing that there is a higher authority they must answer to. not the supreme court. because their argument isn't about the cost of the health care law or those supposedly provided in health care law. this is about the devil in the details of that law. the double himself dominating the theme of outlaw and the law of the founder called hobby lobby, sa

see the true colors of pope francis, and it seems to be that he wants the same reckless and private ways of coping to continue. >> you know bhaldwhat would your reaction to mrsd others who feel that way? >> the pope did say how terrible sex abuse is. he talked about the wounds that are inflicted. so i mean, i think we have to be very careful, especially when we talk about victims. i want to be careful with the words i use in this case. i think there is room for discussion here to say the church has made some steps, and maybe just not enough. i think that's where victims and the vatican can get together and say we've had made a little progress, we need to make a lot more. >> just quickly civil unionses the pope said marriage between a man and woman, secular states want to regulate cohabitation to maintain their issues. we need to look at different cases and evaluate them. your thoughts? >> it's great. pope francis opens conversations, he opens doors. he's a habitual door opener in everything. he's saying this is a reality. how can the church respond in loved, in charity, in kindness to those who may feel disenfranchised. it's an honest conversation and i thin

francis for the first time. after being led through halls by swiss guards at the vatican, the president boud as he shook hands with the pontiff. mr. obama told the pope he is a great admirerer. the two exchanged gifts. we'll tell you about those when we get a live report in about 30 minutes. that's a tough one. what do you take the pope? >> for the man who wants nothing. >> yes. exactly. a man who bestows so much on so many. >> we've got a gift of our own, that is rain. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> what a troop. once we called the drought here in the bay area we brought it up to the extreme level, the rain showers started coming in. and consistently. so every single week so far we've had a little bit of rain for the past four weeks. i can tell you right now today, it's going to be pretty good. a few light showers and then we get pounded as we head throughout saturday through wednesday. so we've got an active pattern that sticks with us and we need this rain so much. we need the snowpack. i don't think a lot of people are aware it's the snowpack that is more important because the snowpack con

mr. obama seemed unlegaling to hold to a higher measure of language, and more important conduct, he has arriveed in brussels for the eusummit and nato meeting then to rome to meet with pope francis to riyadh to meet with saudi king abdullah. let's hope the remainder of his trip goes far better than the hague summit. thank you for joining us tonig tonight. join us, good night from new york. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. growth? growth. i just talked to ups. they've got a lot of great ideas. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agen

mr. chairman, thank you very much. >> thank you, senator moran. now we welcome our first panel. dr. francisollins, the director of the national institutes of health, overseeing the work of largest biomedical research entity in the world. it spans the spectrum from basic to clinical research. dr. collins is a physician geneticist noted for his landmark discoveries of diseased genes, his leadership of the human genome projects, which he started in 1993, culminated in april of 2003. but then continued on in that capacity until 2008 and has now come back as the director of the entire national institute of health. he is an elected member of the institute of medicine, the national academy of sciences, was awarded the presidential medal o of freedom in november of 2007 and received the national medal of science in 2009 and i also want to welcome dr. richard hotus, the director of the national institute of ageing. he's held his position since 1993. this is our primary federal agency supporting and conducting alzheimer's disease research. as director, dr. hotus overseeing studies with a basic aspect

mr. chairman, thank you very much. >> thank you, senator moran. now we welcome our first panel. dr. francis collins, the director of the national institutes of health, overseeing the work of largest biomedical research entity in the world. it spans the spectrum from basic to clinical research. dr. collins is a physician geneticist noted for his landmark discoveries of diseased genes, his leadership of the human genome projects, which he started in 1993, culminated in april of 2003. but then continued on in that capacity until 2008 and has now come back as the director of the entire national institute of health. he is an elected member of the institute of medicine, the national academy of sciences, was awarded the presidential medal o of freedom in november of 2007 and received the national medal of science in 2009 and i also want to welcome dr. richard hotus, the director of the national institute of ageing. he's held his position since 1993. this is our primary federal agency supporting and conducting alzheimer's disease research. as director, dr. hotus overseeing studies with a basic aspe

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mrs tymoshenko but miserable who said it will work. for them as we can all go to the security was a good use of francis of assisi role models because of her predecessor to the green i mean who are bringing the press to me which is that i'm a lot. and then there's me too young or still a leader of the ultra nationalist right sector party the main fighting force in the contemporary these guys have little appetite for e.u. integration and have introduced a whole new standard in power politics. last but certainly not least is darth vader yet you heard that right the dark sea lord has won primaries and the ballots are you crazy internet party promises to turn the country into an empire restoring its old glory the dark lord is impersonated by the deputy head of the internet party and is especially popular it is younger audience although the electoral commission has not confirmed his candidacy so it may never be known whether the two can be turned into real votes well these are just some of the options for the ukrainian people and a good look at any of them suggests there is no easy choice in deciding who can get the country out of crisis ev

mr. obama had little time to tackle the issues on his original agenda, from nuclear security to trade with europe. but in rome, the president spent nearly an hour in his first meeting with pope francisgifts, discussing immigration in the u.s., and their shared concerns about income and equality. vatican officials did raise concerns about contraception coverage and health care reform but that didn't stop the president from inviting the pope to the white house. then it was on to mr. obama's final stop, a meeting with saudi arabia's king abdullah. the visit at abdullah's lavish desert retreat was aiming calming saudi fears around iran's nuclear program. while they did not discuss global concerns about saudi human rights abuses, the president honored a saudi woman with a state department award for combating domestic violence. president obama has another policy challenge waiting for him when he returns to washington. monday's enrollment deadline for obamacare. the white house has touted the fact that 6 million people have signed up so far with another crush of consumers heading to the government's health care website in the last couple of days. christi and victor? >> jim acosta for us. j