but when german police moved in to raid spag's offices, they discovered they had a problem. >> it was a political affair. they must inform at this time chancellor gerhard schroeder. so it's the first time, i think, that about a normal investigation from a prosecutor in a small town in germany, mr. schroeder get informed of, would like to be informed about this investigation. why he would like to be informed? because... putin. it was so high-level. >> narrator: to this day, gerhard schroeder and vladimir putin are close friends who celebrate birthdays together. >> what happened to the investigation in the end? >> it finished without any result. >> narrator: schroeder has never publicly addressed the case, but their friendship provoked a scandal in germany in 2005. just two weeks before losing a general election, schroeder signed off on a billion-euro loan guarantee to russia's gas pipeline to europe. after he retired, schroeder had a new job: chairman of the pipeline's consortium. >> gerhard schroeder epitomizes the scandal in germany. and to put it mildly, he didn't seem to be very bo

affecting the people that are suffering from those conditions and saying that they are responsible for spag. i haven't seen that happen before. typically your venture capitalism, you get the funds, you invest, you develop it and here we're doing this, all right, we have a company now that's newly distributing this drug. i don't believe that they are really doing the actual research and development. so my question is how are they going to invest these additional funds? >> sure. >> doctor, mike santelli here. we've relied on a patchwork of the insurance companies paying attention to what they will reimburse and medicare trying to negotiate some drug prices, i guess. is there a possibility of some more comprehensive way of approaching the issue question. and outside of my realm a bit of we don't want fixed price control per se but when you have all of a sudden an escalating cost like you do here, you need some justification as to why the costs are happening. and again i've yet to hear any rational reason for why this jump in this particular drug. >> and he said it was to cover profits and it h

during the mass, the holy father will canonize spags born friar junipero serra.ity. part of the mass will be said in spanish. no frills, no opulence. the event planners have just months to pull together a service that's as humble as the pope himself. >> he's a simple man. you know, francis. of the people. and so, just the little things his walking away from the red, the red prada shoes and going with a simple black shoe means that he's -- he's taken a path to be understated. and we wanted to create something that's felt reflective of that. >> he'll come out actually come out these doors. and then walk down here and take his seat -- >> or step down to his chair. which you will see was specially built for him. which will be quite the view for him to see with 25,000 people. >> and i imagine to the men and women who are involved in this process it has meant a whole lot to be able to contribute to the pope's first mass in the united states. >> it's amazing. our entire production crew whether they be catholics or not, recognize the importance and significance of this v