minority muslim group will go to our correspondent in just a moment but first let's listen to what paul francis had to say. if it incivil your seimone they want any religious differences need not be a source of division and distrust. but rather a force for unity and forgiveness tolerance and wise nation building. course to chew on and then by. and for the bailout is this go to a southeast asia correspondent boston hot ticket joins me now from yonglin in me and my now boss jill the balts comments were highly into supported what he actually say in his address. when we did he spoke a lot about peace and a lot about dialogue for example he praised state councilor and defacto leader of myanmar or civilian leader of myanmar and sense that she for her peace process she of course is the one who has been pushing forward a few choices between the army and the a multiple ethnic ethnic groups in this country because there are many internal conflicts in this country some of them the most long running in the whole world and she's been trying to push for a peace process there and to hammer out a deal of cours

three now pope francis has just arrived in myanmar becoming the first paul to have to visit the country thousands lined the streets in yangon for a chance to catch a glimpse of the pope he's making a visit to encourage the country's small catholic communities less than one percent of the country identifies as catholic also on the agenda meetings with me on mars civilian and military leave us. well pope francis is expected to weigh in on the rue hinge a refugee crisis in meetings with me a large military chief as well as representatives of the rich hinge of muslim minority hundreds of thousands of them are still facing persecution and ballance in myanmar and have fled to neighboring bangladesh let's take a look at the scale of this crisis six hundred twenty two thousand have fled to bangladesh from myanmar's rakhine state since last august more than half of them some three hundred forty thousand are children with growing international pressure on both countries last week bangladesh signed a deal with me on or for the rich refugees to return home but many say that's thinkable in the curre

. >> paul deanno is live in mountain view for us, big game tonight. sainted francisoks like the rain will stop at least for now. >> reporter: the rain is holding off. widely scattered showers, a chance in this particular spot getting a rain shower is no more than 5 or 10%. someone's winning streak is going to end. sarah is 7-2, saint francis is 7-2. so with have five game winning streak. as we look to the sky, not too far away from the stadium, we see higher builds in the clouds. there may not be a shower there. widely scattered showers on kpix5 high-def doppler. it is football kind of weather here in beautiful mountain view. widely scattered showers, a few in the mother bay, we will highlight one that is near the 680 corridor as you leave fremont and head up. we are seeing a shower there. we are having to find individual showers because things are winding down and the atmosphere will begin calming down in time for a mainly dry weekend. temperatures outside currently 60 degrees is pretty popular. concord and san jose, 63. livermore, currently 59 degrees. our low pres

paul manafort and rick gates. a lot happening, john. >> jessica, a lot happening indeed. joining us now republican congressman francis foreign relations committee. i will ask you about the russia investigation in a bit, but first i want to ask you about the terrorist situation here in new york city and the investigation into that. do you, sir, think our federal courts are up to trying terror suspects? >> i do. i have confidence in our american system of justice. it's the leading light of the world, based upon the fourth amendment and our constitution. i'm confident that terrorist will get the kind of trial he deserves and hopefully the punishment he deserves. >> different than a joke or laughing stock, which is what the president called it yesterday. the president also has suggested that he wants this terrorist to get the death penalty, which i am sure is a sentiment shared by millions of americans, perhaps. the question is, is it imprudent for the commander in chief to say that out loud? do you have concerns that it might taint a jury pool? >> well, no, i'm sure they can impanel a jury out of 330 million americans t

paul adamsjoining us from seoul. they give for the update. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. in august, pope francisd sisters" as he condemned their persecution. on tuesday he urged myanmar to respect human rights, justice and different ethnicities but stopped short of using the word rohingya — he'd been warned it could spark further violence. from myanmar, martin bashir has the latest. 0n the lush grounds of myanmar‘s presidential palace, a military band announces the arrival of pope francis, the rich pageantry, a world away from the terror felt by more than 600,000 rohingya muslims who, since august, have fled into bangladesh in what the united nations has called "textbook ethnic cleansing". today, pope francis met with myanmar‘s de facto leader, as human rights organisations urged him to talk about the rohingyas. though he referred to the muslim minority last month, it's a word the myanmar government does not use, saying they migrated illegally from bangladesh and therefore should not be listed as one of the country's ethnic groups. inside the convention centre, aung san suu kyi did make referenc

house committee thank you pope francis says voided mention of man was written jim is the minority as he appeared alongside the country's leader aung sun suu chief the paul potts touched on the wreckage of crisis but he never directly named the ethnic group as widely expected he insisted me and mark should respect the rights of all ethnicities scott hyde the reports. pope francis traveled to the capital in a poor tuesday on a day trip for me and dan to meet on song suchi she introduced the pope after their closed door meeting of the many challenges that our government has been facing the situation in the rakhine has most strongly captured the attention of the world. touching on the issue that many are waiting to be brought up the plight of the rangers. while not calling them by name though he has before he alluded to their plight a growing number of nations and international bodies are calling ethnic cleansing. the future me and my must be peace a peace based on respect for the dignity and rights of each member of society respect for each ethnic group and decided to take respect for the rule of law and respect for the democratic order that enables each i

paul adams now. un security council having an emergency meeting today to discuss this. we will discuss it later in the pro— grab. —— programme. 0n the third day of his visit to myanmar, pope francismass in the city of yangon. earlier there was an international outcry at the pope's failure to use the word "rohingya" while delivering the main speech of his visit. joining me now is the bbc‘s southeast asia correspondent jonathan head, who is in yangon. tell us how this mass has gone forward in the light of his lack of use of the word rohingya yesterday. we should conceptualise that. people here in myanmar, at least the government and the wood is majority, are delighted he did not use the word rohingya. ispoke are delighted he did not use the word rohingya. i spoke to a hardline nationalist yesterday he said if he had used, in our view, the christians would be siding with the rohingya. ili dislike intensely. perhaps it was too much expectation that he would do that. yesterday was about diplomacy and real politic. the pope and other pretty well. the speech he gave included a strong thing to give all groups full rights regardless. a special moment for the roman catholic population, whi

francis phrase if you'll remember. it is a great line. >> sandra: did i say he offers perspective? art laffer, we appreciate you coming on this morning. >> bill: the house side. pauloal is to take care of the middle class. >> the analysis shows us that the average taxpayer in all income levels gets a tax cut. i'm sure there is going to be some wealthy person out there who has a lawyer and accountant that has been able to utilize every different loophole and deduction out there. as you know the tax loopholes that are in the code are disproportionately used by the very wealthy folks in this country. when you remove the loopholes in order to lower tax rates across the board and provide simplicity and fairness, the people at the high-end lose the loopholes. >> bill: that's his pitch. he had a lot more to say about this, too. the rest of our interview coming up at the bottom of the hour here and you can decide for yourself whether or not it's good. >> sandra: art laffer is having way too much fun. >> bill: you tell me whether it's better or not. thanks, art. another big story today. investigators searching for answers after the horrific church smoothing. vice president