brent paglia know how to set up her e-mail server back in 2009.use committee subpoenaed him for the investigation on the obama administration response to the attack that includes clinton's use of a private e-mail server. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina weighed in on the issue. >> there is no doubt there has been a cover-up. there is no doubt she's been exchanging classified information over her personal device. there is no doubt there is stuff in those thousands of deleted e-mails she didn't want us to see. >> in the meantime, jake sullivan helped lay the groundwork for the red nuclear deal and serves as foreign policy adviser in the clinton campaign will be interviewed by the committee on friday. nicole: republican presidential front runner donald trump will hold a news conference this afternoon as he plans to meet with the chairman of the republican national committee today. the rnc has been asking candidates to pledge they would not run as an independent candidate. meanwhile, gop contenders senator ted cruz speaking about a plan

fighters and observatory for human rights said it took place in the city of paglia in the last few hoursave been stepping up to i.s.i.l. in the resent days. a year since the u.s. led coalition entered the serious war and air strikes in syria and iraq and the aim was to destroy i.s.i.l. and the coalition includes turkey, some gulf nations, australia and canada and french expected to launch air strikes in the coming weeks. meanwhile syrian government forces with russian backing have been conducting air strikes on i.s.i.l. targets and now i.s.i.l. is not only dealing with a barrage of bombs fighting groups and el nusra and fighters and forces and bernard smith is in turkey, rather confused and perhaps messy situation, how would the u.s. do you think assess their achievement so far in syria? >> well, i think u.s. central command will tell you that 17,000 square kilometers of territory in syria have been cleared of i.s.i.l. fighters and say it happened because of air strikes and air strikes backing up the various groups on the ground that are either fighting i.s.i.l. or assad or fighting both

arch wish you would paglia and his great staff and the work of so many others. please keep them and all of news your prayers. we especially ask you, holy father, to bless these wonderful people that made the event happen. we want you to know once again, that the hearts of the people of the city of brotherly love, are with you. we hate to see you leave. we are so grateful that you came to our home, philadelphia. [applause] >> mr. vice president, distinguished authorities, my bishops, dear friends, my days with you have been brief. but they have been days of great, grace for me and i pray for you too. please now. [ inaudible ] as i prepare to leave i do so with a heart full of gratitude and hope. i am grateful to all of you and to the many others who worked so hard to make my visit possible. and to prepare for the warm meeting of familie families in a particular way i thank the archdiocese of philadelphia. the authorities, the organizers and ale o all the many volunteed benefactors who assisted in ways large and small. [applause] >> i also thank the families who s

paglia know helped hillary clinton has been called to testify about the attacks at benghazi in 2012. he sent a letter to the committee on wednesday. >>> just got word, guatemala's president just resigned. molina is stepping down now, just as fraud scandal -- this fraud scandal closes in. this comes after a judge's order last night to detain him in the wake of this corruption scandal that has thrown that country into turmoil. the associated press reporting president molina will appear in court to voluntarily face the charges against him. they include receiving bribe money related to the widespread customs fraud ring. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:34. we'll learn next week if six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray will face charges. yesterday, a judge hinted he may delay the motion saying he believes jurors can be found in baltimore. the judge refused to drop charges against the officers and denied a motion to remove the state's attorney, marilyn mosby. he ruled that the six officers should be tried separately. >>> the man in charge of the police department during

camille paglia. this is an interview that i saw today for the first time. she said that "the horrible truth is that the feminist establishment in the u.s., led by gloria steinem, did in fact apply a double standard to bill clinton's behavior, because he was a democrat. the democratic president and administration supported abortion rights, and therefore it didn't matter what his personal behavior was." what are your thoughts on this? deborah: i don't think it mattered as to behavior, but what it did for women's issues is something that certainly rallied people to his defense when he was called upon to answer for conduct that a lot american presidents had carried on in private. so, you know, as i say, there was a lot not to like in his conduct, but it wasn't an impeachable offense. brian: and you deal with this generational the time, and she suggest that things have changed dramatically from the attitude back then to the attitude now. what is your opinion on that? deborah: well, you know, 80% of americans were polled and they wanted to know whether the presid

people in my parish for example to go down to hear his speech. >> we should tell you that father paglias pastor of a largely hispanic congregation so many of the things we have been talking about here -- well, they're your life. >> exactly. >> they are your life. >> exact. and a very personal level. immigration problems, finding lawyers, trying to stop people from being deported and so it affects all of these people so much and it's so important for them t to be there and to hear it. >> walter. go ahead, walter i know you have something to say. >> reporter: the amazing thing at this point, i'm here about -- i'm about a football field away from independence hall and you can hear a pin drop. you can hear the pope's arrival because that's where all the screaming is coming from. people are very excited but people here are standing on their chairs and they're absolutely silent. just absolutely silent. you can hear a pin drop but you can hear the roar of the crowd as the pontiff comes closer and closer and right now to my left across the trees to the left of independence mall we can see a scu

as a woman, and camille paglia has written on this, as a woman it's hard to respect that she stuck by>> a lot of women make that decision each and every well. trish: that's not going to sit well with a lot of women, younger women especially. richard and thomas, thank you. coming up next, we're talking about serena williams and her quest to be the first player to get a calendar grand slam since 1988. pretty amazing stuff. it's happening right now. we're going to see you right back here this two. ♪ ♪ at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before, making it the most loved electric toothbrush brand by americans and their dentists. innovation and you. philips sonicare. : we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it

we begin our planning for this world meeting of families with archbishop paglia and his staff nearlyow what to expect. the church in philadelphia was facing some very hard financial and legal problems. our priests and our people were hurting from years of very painful news, and the national debate over same sex issues, the nature of marriage, and the meaning of family became more intense. but we put our trusts in the lord, and we believed that he'd somehow make it work. the months since have had many surprises, but also a great deal of grace. over the past week, i have been moved by the thousands of families and especially young people who are hungry for a closer walk with jesus christ. they reminded me again that god made us for happiness and meaning. we can't live without intimacy and purpose. so i've been struck during these days by the passion of so many people from so many different countries who want to live their marriages and lead their families as god intended. this world gathering has changed a great many lives including my own. it's been a source of new hope, both for the

brian paglia na helped set up the server. it's shielded some of his e-mail from inquiries.biden is hitting the road today. he's heading to atlanta after giving a speech in florida. this morning he's not tipping his hand about running for president. a new poll shows success is not event. 46% are in favor of him. an equal amount is not. nancy cordes has more goochld morning. >> reporter: good morning. the vice president is meeting with jewish community leaders here in davie, florida, this morning. he hit a fund-raiser and a campaign stop. it felt an awful like that. a key community stop in battleground state. if biden has made up his mind, he's not saying. the media was there hoping for clues. >> look at all the pressure. the interest in community college impresses me greatly. >> reporter: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, herself a progressive favorite described how avidly biden pursued her advice. >> he called for advice. >> was there talk of a ticket even jokingly? >> it was a long conversation. >> reporter: we tried to ask the vice president about his plans yesterda

we're trying to give you a shot here as best we can of mon zero your vin chen company paglia.im out of the crowd. it's difficult give given the circumstances here. let's widen out on our picture. i will simply tell you that he has been an integral part of the planninplanning of this event. again, this is -- think event the world meeting of families really is a part of and an event staged by the pontifical council for the family. the monsignor is a very lively, very vibrant, very personable guy. actually came to philadelphia some months ago and really ate up the local culture, was always ready to kind of be in on the joke on the philly references and so forth, and so really an interesting guy to be around. if you can see him in the distance i'll ask joel sanders to widen out the picture a little bit. it does appear that we have a motorcade of some sorts in the back ground there. not clear whether that is part of what's going to go on here. we'll know in second. and now it does appear that particular motorcade the police escort is going beyond the plane, behind it and off into t

and while archbishop paglia is from a family, he cannot go home to one.roman catholic, come under the leadership of the pope of rome. so there is an experiment going on right now, if you will, with married priests in the roman right. and we'll see. i mean, i think that is the opening. i mentioned it yesterday just in a purely political sense that if you're going to have ever women priests, you have to have the first step being married priests because only in the case when you have wives lobbying on behalf of women priests will it ever happen. it's political. it's not too hard to figure. right now in the church you don't have wives to influence husbands, therefore, it's unlikely they would go to a woman priesthood at any time soon, if ever. >> professor, this is so much of your life's work. this pope in popular media certainly has received the reputation, the impression, that he is moving a glacial organization fast forward at the speed of light. but on this one it's a glacial organization. >> these are difficult -- this is a very difficult issue, the issu