(laughter) (audience reacts) >> jon: unfortunately, no matter how deep pietro dug...laughter) he was never able to find that elusive american flag deposit. (laughter) you see, my grandfather pietro didn't understand that flags don't occur naturally within the earth's crust. but i do. that's why i'm running for president. so how about a candidate no one reps existed strategize his campaign open? >> george pataki is officially throwing his hat into the presidential ring. he posted this picture to twitter as he prepared to talk to family and friends on what he called the eve of his big announcement. >> jon: eight years, that's the picture you tweet out? the picture most people would decide to delete or the police would post when looking for public health in identify ago perpetrator and don't have a better picture? petackia and santorum better get going because they're already losing ground to candidates who are mid seasoned mildly racist form. >> i have been doing business in china for decades, and i will tell you that, yeah, the chinese can take a test, but what they ca

pietro has fished here for 40 years, and he's pulled a number of migrants from the sea some living, some dead. >> we want to save everybody but sometimes rough assess, find you remarkable. >> to fill in the gaps to europe's mission triton and those groups are many. in an emergency meeting the european union promised to send more boats that was over a week ago, and only one has arrived. >> this is how many fish are caught after the fishing stocks are draining, now rescue duties are taking their toll. >> the emotionally april the men are exhausted every time they are involved in an operation when they are diverted more than 3,000 euros a day it's not fair. >> some of these boats often sail within the sight of the libyan coast far further than the eu boat's patrol. domenico is accused of fishing in their waters. he tells me at the time hits boat was hit by machine gun fire. >> it was the libyan coast guard tells us to stop. i had already been kidnapped 1996 had my boat seized and i just decide they would not without,. >> more sympathy for their plight. >> i'm really worried i don't feel ita

manager pietro zambaiti is well aware of the migration problem. employees are constantly leaving. he wants to try to keep them by providing better wages and social benefits. but he understands why so many go. >> things are not changing at the moment, but i'm sure that, as i said, things can change. probably they also need help. they need trust. european governments should really open and i think that other cases around the world have shown that only through development comes democracy, and the people grow, and cannot come by force or anything. >> this beautiful country provides me with plenty of food for thought. i sense despair, fear and resignation lurking beneath the unblemished surface. but no one would admit that publicly. presumably during my stay, hundreds more have left eritrea. michaela: getting out of the country is one thing. but the really perilous journey is still to come. from eritrea, the route to europe leads through sudan and libya. there migrants from all over africa gather along with syrians who've been turned away from turkey since it stepped up its border cont

pietro russo fished the waters for 38 years he's pulled more than a thousand migrants live from the sea and a number more dead. >> you get a lump in your throat because you already know what you're going to see. we want to save everybody but sometimes rough seas make it impossible. you feel sick when you can't save them. >> boats like these are regularly called upon to rescue. emergency meeting the european union promised to send more boats immediately but that was more than a week ago and only one has arrived. this is how many fish, are caught after ten days. it's a meager catch because fish stocks are dwindling. the rescue duties are taking their toll. >> translator: emotionally our fishermen are exhausted every time they are involved in an operation rescuing men women and children at sea. economically they're losing money when they're diverted, more than 3,000 euros a day. it's not fair. >> far further than the eu boats patrol but this carry other risks. dominico has been detained by the eritreans. >> it was the libyan government telling us to stop, but we were in have international

the holy city secretary of state cardinal pietro periland, called ireland's vote to allow same -sx marriagedefeat for humanity. you may remember shortly after pope francis took office, the catholic leader was asked about homosexuals. at that time he said who am i to judge. many gays worldwide, applauded that comment. >> there is a new eye in the sky over new york city. we will have a preview of the freedom tower's new observation deck. we will be back in a moment. dovisit tripadvisor new york. tripadvisor not only has millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions, but checks hundreds of websites, so people can get the best hotel prices. to plan, compare & book the perfect trip, visit tripadvisor.com today. >>> this week thousand of toursts witourst tourists will get a look from the top of the free dom power. the observation deck on the 100th floor opens friday. at 17the ground floor for the incredible view. >> reporter: the numbers tell part of the story. 1,250 feet above the ground. views stretching 50 miles on a clear day. almost a decade of rebuilding. and yet once you are up here eve

>> wanda and pietro maximoff. twins.ovia's has had a rough history. nowhere special but, it's on the way to everywhere special. >> their abilities? >> he's got increased metabolism and improved thermo homeostasis. her thing is neuroelectric interfacing, telekinesis, mental manipulation. he's fast and she's weird. >> seth: please welcome the lovely cobie smulders. ♪ >> it's nice out here. hi. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it is so lovely to see you. >> good to see you as well. >> seth: this has been a big week. well, we saw each other on saturday, because we were at a wedding together. >> we did. yep. >> seth: because you are -- you're married to "snl"'s taran killam. >> i am lucky enough to be that. yes. [ cheers ] yes. >> seth: and it's funny because when he first -- i remember at one point when i first got to know taran, he had an "avengers" poster in his office and i was like, "oh, that's really cool, because his wife is in 'avengers.'" and then the more i got to know him i realized, he would have that anyway. >> y

libia, es una gran compaÑera, nos apoyamos, nos ayudamos y eso se ve en la pantalla, fiebre de la y pietroijo que la quÍmica era natural. por quÉ nos tiene que dejar asÍ? (hablan al unisono) hay que quedarse callados, disfrutarlo como hacen algunos que no nos damos cuenta. despuÉs de los capÍtulos finales que estÁn grabando se van a quedar en italia un tiempo. verÓnica: se libia, se va josÉ. se va a quedar en italia. alan: el corresponsal juliÁn nos va a contar todo. claro! lo puede acompaÑar. mientras ellos siguen platicando nosotros regresamos y no deje de ver a la esposa del comediante omar chaparro que le diera clave del Éxito en la mÚsica. estÁ de fiesta el condenado. al regreso tambiÉn hablamos de la hija de jenny rivera que le sigue los pasos a la diva de la banda. sorprendiendo a cada uno de sus fanÁticos. tambiÉn tenemos el vÍdeo en tierra santa. estaban felices. verÓnica: quiero ver las imÁgenes. amigos, estoy sÚper feliz, la voz de mi madre querida porque ahora se acerca el dÍa de las madres que mejor manera de decir gracias enviando dinero por werstern union asÍ harÁn sentir a

my grandfather pietro was a coal miner who brought my dad, seven-year-old aldo from fascist italy. for this, he came for this -- freedom. [ cheers and applause ] hillary clinton [ boos ] and big business they have called for a massive influx in unskilled labor. business does it because they want to control costs. hillary does it -- well she just wants votes. their priorities are profits and power. my priority is you, the american worker. >> okay we've got santorum pataki expected to announce today. >> i know we've got to get to one more story. rick santorum we had rick santorum on here. regardless of what a lot of people think about rick and i know a lot of people in manhattan may not like him, he's got the best message, the best economic message for republicans. >> he's got that appeal to the blue-collar republicans. and i'm going to put him with rand paul and even though they're different, i disagree with a lot of santorum's views. i respect that he says what he believes. there's an honesty and directness, last cycle we had him on here. i disagree with a lot of his views but the