we love and miss you terribly. >> timothy paul gilbert >> paul stuart gilbey >> paul john gill >> mark y. gilles >> evan gillette >> ronald lawrence gilligan >> rodney c. gillis >> laura gilly >> john f. ginley >> donna marie giordano >> jeffrey john giordano >> john giordano >> steven a. giorgetti >> martin giovinazzo >> kum-kum girolamo >> salvatore gitto >> cynthia giugliano >> mon gjonbalaj >> dianne gladstone >> keith alexander glascoe >> thomas irwin glasser >> edmund glazer >> harry glenn >> barry h. glick >> steven glick >> john t. gnazzo >> william robert godshalk >> michael gogliormella >> brian fredric goldberg >> jeffrey grant goldflam >> michelle goldstein >> monica goldstein >> andrew h. golkin >> enrique antonio gomez >> manuel gomez jr. >> jose gomez. and my father, firefighter gerrard patrick of fdny rescue company. daddy, you are forever my hero. >> and my father, who will always be missed and loved. >> wilder alfredo gomez. >> janeen nicole gonzalez >> mauricio gonzalez >> rosa gonzalez >> lynn catherine goodchild >> calvin j. gooding >> peter m. goodrich >> harry go

he went with rand paul. rand paul was so excited about this that he announced that the two of them, he and mick mulvaney, were going to go on an endorsement tour all across the state of south carolina. this was big great news for rand paul. it broke around 12:30 on monday. and then just a short time later came word that scott walker was about to come out and make some sort of announcement. oh. and on the one hand great news for rand paul. the field just shrank by one major candidate. on the other hand, hey, anybody want to cover my big mick mulvaney endorsement? that is sort of how it's gone for rand paul in this campaign. stepped on by somebody else's news at every turn. that's about to happen to him again. although this time the somebody else is his own dad. here's the story. the rand paul for president campaign for most of the last year, they have had a little best a shadow following them around. it's a scandal that started in the ron paul for president campaign in 2012. allegations that the ron paul camp

paul friedman. lisa. steven elliott. paul james. frederick. richard gabriel. richard gabriel.ames andrew. irwin vincent. julia. and her unborn child. anthony edward gallagher. john patrick gallagher. vince and. deal fatah. -- g. o. von up. >> ronald. peter james. michael. and drew. caesar. jorge christopher gardner. >> douglas benjamin gardner. >> my good friend and companion from company to 30. >> and my father firefighter kevin smith from has met one words cannot explain how mature missed every day and with great honor to follow in your footsteps and carry on your legacy is one of new york's bravest premise you so much and wish you were here. house. el, fomas gar[sugwiteghay. >> michael gould. douglas allen. john richard. christopher michael brady. edwin. david martin. gilbert franco. warren. elvira. winston arthur grant. christopher. james michael gray. john. timothy george. waited green. one detonate up. either pain and greenberg. donald freeman green. gael greene. james r. third greenies, jr. >> my brother jimmy james murphy. your sense of humor and infectious bearer by i

[applause] pope john paul ii: mr. president, my address today will be entirety, justs as i wrote it, because of its length, however, i shall now read it in a shortened form. i desire to express my gratitude to the general assembly of the united nations, which i am permitted today to participate in and to address. this is the real reason, the essential reason for my presence wish to thank i this -- to thank this distinguished assembly, for giving consideration to this reason, which can make my presence among you in somewhat useful. here, before the representatives wish not only i to thank you, but to also offer sincecial congratulations the invitation extended to the pope to speak before your assembly shows the united nations organization the morald respects dimension of those human problems that the church attendance. hear the message of truth and love, it is her duty to bring to the world. questions that concern your functions and receive your this indicated by conflicts of institutions and activities that or collabo

paul albert. christopher paul. bin said robert. paul. firefighter stanley, a junior. wendy small.ence smith. gary smith. george eric smith. heather smith. james gregory smith. jeffrey smith. joyce patricia smith. carl smith senior. firefighter kevin joseph smith. leon smith, jr.. police officer moros smith. monica rodriguez smith. rose mary smith. romney. rochelle. christine schneider. diane. >> roubaix and. rubin. naomi. daniel. marie. michael charles. the baby and. timothy patrick. gregory thomas. donald, jr.. thomas. john and dave. george edward spencer. >> my brother, richard, we miss you every day. i will run the new york city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> my brother the tenant phillips got petty new york city fire department ladder 12th. we love you, we miss you every day still. for you and all the innocent people cover senselessly killed on this site you will never be forgotten. [applause] >> robert anders cancer. mary. frank. joseph patrick, jr.. >> michael. lawrence. timothy. richard james. mary. patricia. craig william. william

where's john paul now? it turned out he lived just a few blocks north. >> there had been insufficient evidence to arrest john paul phillips for either murder, but in susan schumake's murder, police finally got a break. at susan's autopsy, the medical examiner found two foreign hairs on her body, presumably from her killer. >> one was a body hair, one was a pubic hair that was recovered from susan's body. >> phillips willingly provided hair samples for comparison. based on microscopic examination, phillips' hair was not similar, so he was eliminated as a suspect. despite the hair analysis, susan's family was convinced that john paul phillips was susan's killer. >> and they didn't take phillips into custody at the time. they didn't arrest him or charge him, which i didn't understand at the time, because i thought that they had enough reason to. >> later, phillips committed several assaults that landed him in jail. >> he went out to the devil's kitchen, spotted a young lady and her boyfriend at one of the camp

feel free. >> watching paul in the work release center was a little sad. he seemed like a fish out of water, and i could tell at that point he started to get nervous. you know, he had lived for 26 years in prison. he knew what to do there, and suddenly he looked like he was at a loss. >> am i anxious? yeah. is there knots in my stomach? yeah. i'm ready, though. i have done everything i can possibly do over the last 26 years to be ready and now it's time for me to make the next step. >> the next time we checked in with paul, he'd been on work release for just over a month and had been allowed to leave the facility for limited periods of time. >> sergeant fitzpatrick on the evening had to make a few stops, and he kind of drove me around town. we stopped at a circuit city, so i got to check out a lot of the technological innovations over the past quarter century plus that i had no idea of, and i gravitated toward the huge tv with the surround sound, the real plush leather seats, and i'm like, yeah, i can get used to this. >> but he would find challenges in ev

waters paul, paul rue beck arrest will paul paul j. a.m. event paul madam clerk beyers paul mccartney richard mary citizen 10 peter a. peter a. nielsen peter anthony investigating gay. >> peter cdc martin peter j. peter halls pr peter phil s. eddy bruce raymond e murphy raymond e downey raymond right direction joke richards do richard a. richard dj and then rikd junior rikd thank you for your time downey junior robert robert p, king junior robert go on the record robert borrowing tool robert man robert edward arrest robert f pursue robert j crawford. >> robert j. manor robert reagan robert laying a foundation everybody remembers where they were on 9/11 (inaudible) want to put in your memory forever lives were lost that day. >> thank you for taking on the challenge (inaudible) very grateful to have you wish you the best (inaudible) always place in our hearts and remember the sacrifice for that day i'd like to ask (inaudible). >> thank you chief joanne whilst good morning. >> good morning. >> it is my privilege and honor to join you in our ci

paul friedman. lisa. steven elliott. paul james. frederick. richard gabriel. richard gabriel. edward gallagher. john patrick gallagher. vince and. deal fatah. -- g. o. von up. >> ronald. peter james. michael. and drew. caesar. jorge christopher gardner. >> douglas benjamin gardner. >> my good friend and companion from company to 30. >> and my father firefighter kevin smith from has met one words cannot explain how mature missed every day and with great honor to follow in your footsteps and carry on your legacy is one of new york's bravest premise you so much and wish you were here. house. el, fomas gar[sugwiteghay. >> michael gould. douglas allen. john richard. christopher michael brady. edwin. david martin. gilbert franco. warren. elvira. winston arthur grant. christopher. james michael gray. john. timothy george. waited green. one detonate up. either pain and greenberg. donald freeman green. gael greene. james r. third greenies, jr. >> my brother jimmy james murphy. your sense of humor and infectious bearer by in our lives. i miss you. >> get never good friend of james, said

paul albert. christopher paul. bin said robert. paul. firefighter stanley, a junior. wendy small.daniel lawrence smith. gary smith. george eric smith. heather smith. james gregory smith. jeffrey smith. joyce patricia smith. carl smith senior. firefighter kevin joseph smith. leon smith, jr.. police officer moros smith. se mroy smith.ez smith. romney. rochelle. christine schneider. diane. >> roubaix and. rubin. naomi. daniel. marie. michael charles. the baby and. timothy patrick. gregory thomas. donald, jr.. thomas. john and dave. george edward spencer. >> my brother, richard, we miss you every day. i will run the new york city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> my brother the tenant phillips got petty new york city fire department ladder 12th. we love you, we miss you every day still. for you and all the innocent people cover senselessly killed on this site you will never be forgotten. [applause] >> robert anders cancer. mary. frank. joseph patrick, jr.. >> michael. lawrence. timothy. richard james. mary. patricia. craig william. william. eric

in the fifth place i would say john paul ii has a lay soul. those of you who have read crossing the threshold, and gifted mystery, know there are more young men in seminaries today because of this man than because of any other single factor of the time. on the other hand, this priestly priest, this very priestly priest is the first hope in centuries who for many years intended to live his christian vocation as a layman, and who confesses in threshold and gifted mystery it was a wrestling match when he first felt the finger of god fallen his life, offering him the possibility of a priestly vocation. the pope's press spokesman for the past 17 years, a man who knows john paul ii very well, told me once when they were on vacation together in the dolomites, he said to the pope "holy father, you have a priest's heart and a lay head." what did he say? joaquin said his eyebrows went up for a minute but he didn't disagree. if you had spoken to any of the popes of the past 200 years about their early experience of the priesthood, what was it like, the p

okay. >> paul, put the gown on. >> paul, i'm trying to make it easy. you're not going to get hurt. >> sergeant turry has decided to remove dixon from his cell and place him in a restraint chair so he can be safely evaluated by medical staff. >> paul, relax. >> for legal reasons jail policy has to videotape incidents like this one. >> nobody is hurting you. listen. nobody is hurting you. okay? relax. grab him. intake. >> go ahead, go right there. >> nonviolent. >> dixon is back in jail on a parole violation. he had been sentenced to 101 days for third-degree theft. he's had prior convictions for theft, as well. >> don't hurt me. >> we have to put him in the restraint chair until he gets calms down, gets evaluated once again by the medical staff, and then we'll take it from there. >> paul, nobody's hurting you, man. we're here to help you, all right, relax? >> i'm not a pad guy. >> look at me. a nurse will come in here and check you out. everything will be fine. >> don't hurt me, please. don't hurt me. >> just relax, all right. >> ow. >> relax man, relax

>> paul.and paul are half brothers, and they were quite close. paul jackson, he was living with his parents in arizona. and he had come out there to visit vance at his hillsboro home. >> we have two half brothers that have the same disrespect and anger and hate for women, except their mother. they really are mama's boys. and they like to degrade women, and they like to do it in a very sadistic way. >> go ahead. you and paul are together in where? hillsboro? portland? >> portland. we saw that girl, and she was a real pretty girl. and we talked and we made arrangements to have sex. the three of us. queen size bed's pretty crowded. >> tell me again why your window got broken and what happened. >> because that girl jumped out the window. >> why did this girl jump out of your window? >> i have no idea. anytime she wanted to leave, she could have left, except for the fact that i caught her stealing money. she could have just as easily run out the front door. >> you're aware of course we're searching

paul albert. christopher paul. vincent robert. paul kenneth s. sloan. wendy small. gary smith.th. heather smith. james gregory smith. jeffrey smith. joyce patricia smith. carl smith senior. firefighter kevin joseph smith. leon smith, jr.. police officer smith. monica rodriguez smith. rose mary smith. michelle monique. christina snyder. leonard snyder, jr.. rubin solarz. naomi sullivan. three. michael charles. and fabian. gregory thomas. thomas. robert. maynard, jr.. george edward spencer. my brother richard avery. we miss you every day. i will run in your city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> my brother new york city fire department ladder 12th. we love you, we miss you every day. and for all the innocent people that were senselessly killed you will never be forgotten. [applause] william. michael. lawrence cpac. richard. juan in the. david james. andrew. martha jane. ruth jane stewart. richard stewart senior. douglas. romney stowe and. james, jr.. george, jr.. edward thomas. stephen straus. benjamin. juan. william christopher. daniel tho

toyena corliss skinner paul albert skrzypek christopher paul slattery vincent robert slavin paul kennethloan firefirgher stanley s. smagala, jr. wendy l. small catherine smith daniel laurence smith gary f. smith. george eric smith. heather lee smith james gregory smith jeffrey r. smith joyce patricia smith karl t. smith8c2) firefigher,kevin joseph smith leon smith, jr. police officer, moira ann smith. rosemary a. smith leon smith, jr. bonnie jeanne smithwick rochelle monique snell dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder, jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song marie ray sopper. michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. robert spiceman. george edward spencer iii >> my brother, richard avery arano, miss you every day. going to run the new york city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> and my brother, lieutenant phillip scott petty, new york city fire department ladder 12. we

and jeb bush and carly 4, he thought was from rand paul. >> first of all rand paul shouldn't be on the stage, he's number 11. far too many people naifer. >> i think that really goes to the judgment do we want someone with that kind of character that kind of careless language to be negotiating with putin, do we want someone like that to be negotiating with iran? >> according to what you said on one of the talk shows you got hillary clinton to go to your wedding, because you gave her money. >> jeb i was a businessman i got along with clinton, i got along with everybody. that was my job to go along with people. >> you could not -- >> consume. more energy i like that. >> jeb bush and donald trump also clashed over his brother, his wife. he demanded that donald trump issue an apology for talking about her. and this was carly fiorina's night. have planned parenthood selling parts of fetuses. here is how she addressed that. >> i dare hillary clinton, barack obama to watch these tapes. watch a fully formed fetus on the table. its heartbeating its legs kicking while someone says we have to keep

in the third instance i would say john paul the second has a marion soul. those who have read crossing the threshold of hope, the pope's book of 1994, or his vocational memoir will remember that he says during his childhood and adolescence he had a , andntional marian piety by 1938 he thought he should put that aside to concentrate more directly on christ. ystalicalittle mr. introduced the writings of a french three loggi theologn to maryok true devotion by the dim light that devotionhat all true to mary leads directly to her son, into the mystery of the incarnation, made possible by and into the life of the holy trinity itself. developed thiss idea of true devotion to mary and a profound way that i believe will have a dramatic affect on how the entire church thinks of itself in the 21st century. december 1987 the pope gave his annual address to the senior -- rs of the roman this happens every year. the pope gives a discourse. in 1987 thesion pope gave a remarkable address in which he said that mary's church, the church of disciples, the church of all , per

the candles. >> the mass of paul vi was at yankee stadium. that was the first time a pope was coming to the united states in order to address the united nations. that was 50 years ago. dari: that was incredible. dan touched on something a little bit, the fact that this historic madison square garden, pope francis not the only pope to say mass and to visit the garden. so our duke castiglione has a look back at the history of the garden. garden. >> there i was and the whole world was watching. here was the microphone. i walked up to the microphone >> we respectfully welcome his holiness, pope john paul ii. and a big cheer went up. and then we had to wait a while. george jumped the gun and introduced the pope a little earlier than he should have. that just helped build the anticipation. >> i was a 17-year-old kid from staten island who was chosen to play a role and we all know what kind of a great man pope john paul was and what he became. >> reporter: this was his first trip to america and the second time a pope had visited the united states. w

[applause] pope john paul ii: mr. president, my address today will be published in its entirety, just as i wrote it, because of its length, however, i shall now read it in a shortened form. i desire to express my gratitude to the general assembly of the united nations, which i am permitted today to participate in and to address. this is the real reason, the essential reason for my presence among you, and i wish to thank thank this distinguished assembly, for giving consideration to this reason, which can make my presence among you in somewhat useful. here, before the representatives of the states, i wish not only to thank you, but to also offer my special congratulations since the invitation extended to the pope to speak before your assembly shows the united nations organization accepts and respects the moral dimension of those human problems that the church attendance. ttends. if you hear the message of truth and love, it is her duty to bring to the world. the questions that concern your functions and receive your at

it's john paul this and francis that. east tourists to name their favorite pope, the two popes rise to the top. >> i can relate to him, he's polish, and a lot of the things that he talked about really touched my heart. >> new life, new church. >> reporter: under francis a new life and new church? >> si. >> reporter: what are the similarities between these two popes? >> the wild charisma. >> reporter: john paul ii, the first-ever polish pope, and francis, the first from south america, share a belief in the vital role of their papacys. >> the sense of wanting to make an impact concretely in policy in the life and the world, not just in the church. >> reporter: for john paul that meant fighting to end communism, for francis -- there are plenty of differences, personal styles and age, john paul ii was just 58 years old when he assumed the papacy. francis was 76. john paul operated in a world of tv news. francis lives in the twittersphere. >> kind of neutral language for everybody. >> reporter: father daniel joyce. >> john pau

paul witnessed the fire and evacuation and joins us now. paul, what did you see?a flight from denver to las vegas and as we were taxiing to our gate, i looked out to the right side of the plane and i saw the left engine of the aircraft kinds of engulfed in flames and black smoke kind of just towering up from the aircraft. and we were all just kind of, you know, glued to the side of the plane watching this unfold. and thinking that maybe there was no one in the aircraft because we didn't see any of the evacuation slides. and after maybe a minute, minute and a half, we saw four evacuation slides come out, two in the rear of the aircraft and then two in the front of the aircraft. >> and i can see in the video that you shot, you can actually see on the left-hand side of the aircraft people running from the plane. those are people who have been -- who have come down the slide, correct? >> that's correct. they're all inside and the flight crew was very skilled in just getting everyone out and apparently i heard everyone is safe. >> it looks as if there are a number of v

mark-paul gosselaar. musical guest dnce.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 339, massachusetts! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. that's what i'm talking about. hey, everybody. you're doing good! [ cheers and applause ] welcome, welcome, welcome. thank you so much for being here. welcome to "the tonight show," everyone. let's talk about what everyone is talking about here. president obama and vladimir putin met yesterday at the u.n. they met, yeah. but the white house and the kremlin have been disagreeing about who asked who to meet. [ light laughter ] yeah. for my younger viewers, that means that they were arguing who about swiped right first. [ laughter and applause ] now you understand? that's right. president obama and vladimir putin had lunch yesterday, and i guess things went pretty well based on this warm handshake when it was all over. take a look. >> thank you, everybody. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, the old two-pump grump. [ laug

before that, jeb bush and senator rand paul.ohn nichols, weigh-in. >> i thought that was a striking exchange and actually one of the more useful ones that i've seen in the presidential debate. here you have a situation where rand paul was clearly standing aside from the other candidates. now, it may be that his campaign has gone so poorly and he is so low in the polls that he finally feels he doesn't have a lot to lose so he is speaking more of what he believes, but he was incredibly useful, especially, the intervention with jeb bush where he talked about the difference between people who come from privileged families and people who come from low income families, from inner-city families, and how we clearly have a criminal justice system that is not equal and not functional. you will notice that paul came back to that again and again. there to emphasize here, are a ton of issues on which i disagree with rand paul. i don't think he has the answers, especially economic concerns, but if you are to have a debate of a major party, yo

and john paul on the far left. that's right. i said john paul.s born just a few months before john paul ii came to philadelphia. >> he said hey, let's name him after the pope. >> with a baby named john paul and the holy father coming to the parkway, murray knew he had to be there. like more than a million others, the murrays waited patiently for the pope to go by in the pope xt >> the pope didn't take the pope mobile. >> takes pope was walking and the crowd was surging, murray and his son were pushed back. jim handed john paul to a priest also named father murray but no relation, who held the infant above his head with a sign murray had made. >> the pope ran over to him and father murray. it just happened in a clap. >> a photographer captured the event. >> people can't believe that that could happen. it's a million and a half to one shot. >> because murray was with the eagles, monday night football showed the picture. the 1979 version of going viral. >> my 15 minutes of fame came very8?e+ early. >> for 36 years, people have been asking about his

mark-paul gosselaar. >> gosselaar. >> jimmy: so you're swedish? >> no, dutch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry. >> i think we just had this conversation. i think we just had -- >> jimmy: i'm sorry, i've goom-- >> no, no, no, no. did you know that my mother, and i'm saying this as if i'm excited about this, but my mother is asian. my mother is from indonesia. >> jimmy: she's from indonesia. >> she's from indonesia. my mother is this tiny little indonesian woman. >> jimmy: yeah? >> yeah. people don't know that zack morris is half-asian. >> that's why the hair, the blond hair was dyed for all those years. people think, "oh, that was your natural hair color." it was not. >> jimmy: ah-ha. very interesting. >> color by clairol. that's actually not a box you can check at the dmv. that is not natural, guys. >> jimmy: that's a good look right there. come on. oh, my gosh. >> you can see the brown kind of going -- you know, our show, every year, we thought we would be canceled. every single season of "saved by the bell" it was canceled. at the end of the season,

paul: right, exactly.ind him, you know, he has his santos in the corner, saint francis and la virgen de guadalupe, and a bunch of saints from--a bunch of the cristos from new mexico. and that was very important to him because, you know, it was that faith that really sustained him during those difficult times. and you don't really see a lot of powerful figures with altars in their office. but, for him, you know, it belonged there. damian: boy, if you have never been to keene, california, to keene county and la paz, the compound of the chavez family, you have to make a trip down there. it is open to the public, and it's very inspiring. up next here on "comunidad del valle," the music of los regionales. stay with us. my name is phil zietlow, and i've been an engineer on the cheerios team for 51 years. about five years ago, i found out that if my daughter-in-law, joyce, eats anything with gluten in it she feels pretty darn terrible. so my team and i came up with a way to remove the grains that contain gluten,

paul valalee, let me start with you. the pope in his career in the church his previous life as a cardinal and a bishop has never been to the united states yet he showed some familiarity with the history and culture of the united states in his speech. do you have to go to school on america before you come here because of the prominence of the stage and the bright lights of the world's media? >> well there's no doubt that he did his homework before he came. but he started by saying, we americans, we from the south of america, as well as we from the north. and that very much set the tone. because he said that he was an immigrant son as so many people are who founded the united states of america. and he was making common cause, in that way. so he was trying to not say that he was an outsider who had had to study america. but he was saying he was part of the understanding of this place, and that we have to move forward in common together. >> and he mentioned several prominent americans from our history, paul. thomas merton th

i shouldn't have -- >> paul: no, no, no. not at all.on't want you censoring yourself. >> dylan: i know -- i know it still hurts. >> paul: there will always be a place in my heart for the child i lost, but i don't want that to get in the way of our new grandchild. >> dylan: well, i wish i was here for that, but i'm actually here for something else. >> paul: okay. what?

paul is here live and in person. you may remember earlier this week here on this show we were first to report on the sketchiness of the supposed veterans fund-raiser that republican presidential front-runner donald trump did on that decommissioned battleship earlier this week. specifically, we were first to report that the group donald trump was raising money for that night did not actually appear to be a group of veterans. our initial reporting on that has now been followed up by the associated press, by cnn, by local media where this veterans group is headquartered in south dakota. and over the course of this week that story has gotten sort of deeper and deeper and worse and worse. it is starting to turn into what i think is a legitimate scandal for the fairly bulletproof campaign of the republican presidential front-runner. but for the first time tonight we've actually obtained from the trump campaign their explanation of what they thought they were doing on that battleship and who they thought they were raising m

i shouldn't have -- >> paul: no, no, no. not at all. i don't want you censoring yourself. >> dylan: i know -- i know it still hurts. >> paul: there will always be a place in my heart for the child i lost, but i don't want that to get in the way of our new grandchild. >> dylan: well, i wish i was here for that, but i'm actually here for something else. >> pau

i'm paul. the obama administration announced thursday that the united states is prepared to take in at least 10,000 syrian refugees in the next year. a small fraction of the group flooding into europe. that news comes as the white house says it has deep concerns about reports that russia is deploying military personnel and aircraft to syria. part of what the u.s. fears is a build-up in the keeping bashar assad in power. brettsteins and main street phil mcgern join us with more. president obama said if we stay out of syria, the war will stay away from us. now the war is very much coming to europe and our own shores in the form of refugees and potential terrorists. >> what happens in damascus doesn't stay in damascus, and we're learning it's belated, but want only with the humanitarian catastrophe. more than 200,000 people dead. hundreds of thousands of people leaving the country, but also the strategic vacuum which has been the incubator of isis and has become an area of opportunity for iranians

one thing that is interesting here stephanie it was 50 years ago this year in 1965 when pope paul theth became the first pope ever to step foot in north america and the united states and we prepared a retrospective here on papal visits to the u.s. >> when he touched down in new york in 1965 he made history. >> coming to america, the first pope to step foot upon your land, blesses you with all he has. >> reporter: then as now it was a time of change for catholics, the second vatican council opening the church making it more accessible for lay catholics and allowing mass in native languages, not just latin. it was the height of the cold war. at the u.n. pope paul called for an end to the arms race. >> listen to the lucid words of a great man john kennedy who declared four years ago mankind must put an end to war or war will put an end to mankind. >> reporter: the u.n. general assembly is perhaps the world's biggest stage and pope francis like paul the fourth will use it to sends his message around the globe. >> they are saying there is something bigger than hearts and concerns and somet

but rand paul fell into stereo type.ize drugs. >> if you're super hawkish, proisrael, you know a big mistake was made. what was the biggest buffer between israel and iran was iraq. they fought to the death. how many years of warfare? they did it. now israel is all alone in the region, and now you have isis there. >> what was happening on stage is who do they look back to who has it right. it's a big scary military that you seldom use. >> everyone was united in afghanistan, everyone divided over iraq. up next, someone who knows donald trump and understands the reality television game. we're watching right now. in fact, apprentice contestant clay aiken joins us in a minute. this is hardball live from the reagan library. back after this. >> he said that, quote, if my wife were from mexico, i think i would have a soft spot from mexico. did mr. trump go too far in invoking your life? >> he did. to subject my wife into the middle of a political conversation was completely inappropriate, and i hope you apologize for that. >> i

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i give him a c. >> rand paul? >> rand paul did rather well but he made some points, but they weren't the ones that would rally people to him. like an interpretation of the 14th amendment. >> huckabee? >> huckabee was out there. he didn't get a lot of time. he had to break in. it wasn't his night. i give him a c. >> christie. >> i think he rose above expectations. he showed himself to be controlled but really strong. he's able to debate and had a bit of humor. i give him a b on the night. >> senator cruz. >> cruz, i give him a c plus. the usual strong debating was somehow left out in a number of ways. did not have a signature moment. i think he positioned himself well to be in a position to inherit the trump constituency if it is relinquished. >> marco rubio? . >> i think he came in second. particularly what you would do with russia and syria. the question began with trump. he had no idea what to say. rubio said the issue is not talking with putin. the issue is showing him strength. and he immediately slam dunked t

rand paul attacked me. the monmouth poll where i lead by double figures and rand paul is at less than 2%. he attacked me. now jeb bush just went town in the mon it is mouth poll very big. >> okay, i can see republican presidential front-runner going after jeb bush, running roughly in third place. i can see him going after rand paul because paul has so much media support even if he has terrible poll numbers. i can see donald trump going after lindsey graham. though he's a zero in the presidential race even in his home state lindsey graham says to anyone that will listen one of the main reasons he's still running for presidentings one of the things he most wants to talk about when anybody interviews him is that he thinks donald trump is so terrible. he wants to stay in the race to be on record even if he never makes another debate he wants to be on the record in the race as having opposed trump in every possible way. i can see donald trump going after lindsey graham. but rick perry? it's hard to imagine a rea

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paul beban embedded with the police. the department there has implemented its own collaborative reform following deadly incidents. happened. >> a public apology from a police chief. not something the city of spoke an heard before. process. >> the chief was hired in 2012 to turn around a police department mired in misconduct. and outright lying after an innocent man was killed police. >> i think that communities and individuals can appreciate somebody doing this. to some degree we have to get over ourselves. >> this is where a mentally disabled tender was beaten, hogg tied and sat on by police in 2006. he would die of his injuries two days later. the officer involved serving four years. the low point. >> it was a low point. >> rick represented the family in a lawsuit against the city of spokane and officers involved. >> it revealed use of force policies. we did not have an oversight. as well as a level of absolute defensiveness. by city government. it's a story repeated too often. an incident involving what appears to be

paul, john paul ii, the last pope to visit philadelphia was st.ohn paul ii back inning on the of 1979. he celebrated mass with an estimated 1 million people at logan circle. and we are how just more than two hours away from the pope's arrival in philadelphia. all weekend long, we'll be bringing you complete coverage of the papal visit including how to get you around. >> speaking of getting around, here is a live look at 95 vine street expressway. there are a number of closures that you need to know about. we'll cover those coming up. you can also find a list of the road closures on our nbc 10 app, a free down load. as we continue our coverage of the monpope in philadelphia, a e picture from the ben franklin park and i. people going through security. you should arrive at the basilica a little after 10:00 this morning. he's still in new york. we're trying to get you a live picture from when he takes off from new york and arrive at the atlantic aviation. >> and today will be a historic day for the city of philadelphia. millions expected to flock to c