john paul phillips was not on file, so they requested the state exhume his body. a dna sample was taken from his bone marrow. it did not match the dna from the crime scene. >> i spoke with susan's mother and she was very disappointed and i tried to control her that we would go forward. >> we thought it was over. >> and it didn't match the state wide data base of well known killers. if it wasn't fims or anyone who committed the murder before the dna data base was committed. then who was it? >> the obvious answer was let's dig back in the case and see who else was a suspect in those days and who else can we get a dna standard from and let's keep going until we get suspects. >> the first person on their list was daniel woloson. he was originally a suspect, and worked close to the murder and ran away when police tried to question him. by now, he was divorced with one child and did not want to talk with police. >> he said he had provided hair samples back in 1981 and he was not interested in cooperating with their investigation. >> investigators wanted a dna sample. wo

and john paul hated jesuits. [laughter] the jesuits many of them, are convinced he tried to suppress the order. and he tried to replace its influence with the ones he did favor, legion of christ communion and liberation. all those fairly right-wing groups he favored. so i think that given that ambiguity, they were not sure that he was entirely on their side. but they didn't think he was entirely on the other side either. now, who knows why each of those bishops voted. i think a lot of them were scared. the scandals were accumulating. they needed somebody from outside. the church is growing in the less developed world, and they needed somebody to express that. they figured he's old. [laughter] what can he do? [laughter] you know, that's what they thought about john xxiii too. [laughter] there's a pendulum swing often observed between a long papacy and a short one. when they finally got rid of that long papacy of pius xii or of john paul -- and benedict as an addition to that -- then they do say we need a little fr

a few republicans on the court john paul stevens david souter harry blackmun from minnesota. you can do so on the court.

john paul had helped bring down communism in europe. castro a self-declared atheist was trying to keep his isolated communist government afloat. the two leaders found common ground though as john paul called for the world to engage with cuba. but it would take another 17 years for a sitting u.s. president to hold talks with a cuban head of state and admits decades of cold war confrontation failed. >> after 50 years of a policy that had not changed on the part of the united states it was my belief that it was time to try something new. >> reporter: the breakthrough was due in part to the efforts of a new pope pope francis, who hosted secret negotiations between the u.s. and cuba at the vatican, and urged president obama and raul castro to make piece. that pope francis would follow john paul's example and visit cuba in september was welcomed news to parishioners in havana's cathedral. >> maybe he could also push more negotiations. i feel he could make more positive ways for the cubans as going more towards religion more than politics. i f

ambassador to the holy seat during which he was knighted by john paul ii for his human rights. ambassador nichols has been the director of the new community development corporation commissioner and the commissioner on the defense advisory on women services. he was the chairman of the national committee from 2007 to 2001. lawrence wilkerson is distinguished adju

i believe the pope john paul ii live in cuba, at the moment live in our country has said cuba must be open to the world and the world will be open to cuba. and in this moment the religious sister of my house, at the moment, in what president obama has announced, the possibility of new relations, he said to me, the holy father is the first miracle of john paul ii because he has said cuba must be open to the world and the world must be open to cuba. >> rose: and now it is. and now is the moment, it is the first miracle, he has said. he was very simple but he's very interesting because it means in the real life and the real history of the relationship between cuba and the vatican, the three popes have played a role. at thethe moment has come for the last pontificate of pope francis with his own quality to play in this role at this moment because the histories like that, and it was the pope for the present time. >> rose: thank you for coming. a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you for your invitation. i apologize myself on account of my english because -- >> rose: we heard you. thank y

this goes back to the late 1990s and 1998 john paul ii visited cuba. the first time a pope went to the island after the cuban revolution. since then christmas has become an official holiday. catholic churches are allowed to operate again. pope francis is going itto cuba. it is expected this is the third visit by a pope to cuba. as time goes on, the visits will be more routine and common and religion and particularly the catholic religion will become more free to operate in cuba. >> maybe raul castro will say his rosary. ben, thank you. >> fascinating. i was in cuba when pope john paul ii arrived in 1998. >>> 27 minutes after the hour. we are following the breaking news in texas where a tornado left dozens injured overnight. severe storms wreaking havoc across the country. there is more to look out for today. all of the breaking news next. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> john berman here with christine romans. we have breaking news this morning. a possible tornado in van, texas. about 70 miles east of dallas. emergency officials call it a ma

fidel castro met with john paul ii in 1996. two years later, john paul ii went to cuba. benedict xvi was in 2012. and raul castro met benedict in rome. not necessarily such a big story. given this is a really a process that began so long ago. and it is the fact, and, you know, people have taken note that, that, pope francis was critical at ending the diplomatic deadlock that existed between havana and washington for more than 50 years. but they see this news about, about an old communist, a man who has been in the cuban communist party, longer than i have been alive. sudden leap discovering faith is causing some, some sardonic commentary. one of the newspapers this morning. featured a cartoon. and shooting a selfie of himself with one of the members of the swiss guard. it is causing chuckles more than anything else here in rome. >> interesting. ben wiederman. thank you for the live report. appreciate it. next, here on "cnn newsroom," the cnn freedom project uncovers a frightening reality of the fishing industry. thousand of men trapped into years of slave labor at sea. >

. >> what about you john paul? >> if you get the price down a little bit for on premises places, that will be very, very helpful. i think it has a good futdure because it's a gimmick and it's a fool fad. i'm in. >> i appreciate the advice and work on the things you mentioned to get the price point down and pick up with the volume. >> let's go suck on some ice. thank you very much. from david, alicia and john paul. >> do you agree with the panel? you can tweet us if you are in our out. for more on power pitch, visit power lunch on cnbc.com. >> a big move up 17% and also in the past month alone, we will get a live report on why bonds are moving from the pitch. if self-driving cars make you nervous, wait until you see that. a self-driving semi tractor-trailer truck. stick around. [container door opening] ♪ what makes it an suv is what you can get into it. ♪ [container door closing] what makes it an nx is what you can get out of it. ♪ introducing the first-ever lexus nx turbo and hybrid. once you go beyond utilit

ambassador to the holy seat during which he was knighted by john paul ii for his human rights. ambassador nichols has been the director of the new community development corporation commissioner and the commissioner on the defense advisory on women services. he was the chairman of the national committee from 2007 to 2001. lawrence wilkerson is distinguished adjunct profess or at the college of limb and mary. he served in the u.s. army from 1966 until 1997 excuse me. while in uniform. he was a member of the faculty of the u.s. naval war college, special assistant to general colin powell when colonel powell was chiefs of staff. from 2001 until 2002 he was associate director of the state department policy planning staff. colonel wilkerson's last position was chief of staff for u.s. secretary of state co len powell from 2002 to 2005. so the journalists and scholars that we have present. first he was a journalist that served as an afghanistan correspondent for "the wall street journal" for "the christian science monitor" and reported in asia and middle east for several other publicat

the 15-time grammy winner had an audience with pope john paul ii. he performed at the white house with president obama. king was married twice. the enduring love of his life was lucille. that's what he called his first guitar and everyone he picked up since. >> this is lucille the 15th. >> king had type ii diabetes later in life but still performed late into his 80s. he was a pilot that stopped flying around the age of 70. king always let his fingers do the flying and lived up to his z nickname, the king of the blues. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> more rain is expected in southern california today. heavy rainfall flooded streets in san diego overnight. the rains are expected to intensify today and produce more flash flooding and mudslides. >>> the national football league is setting the stage for a high profile showdown with tom brady. the league announced commissioner roger goodell will handle the appeal of the four-game suspension over his role in deflategate. less than four months after goodell handed the lombardi tro fi to the new england p

." ♪ ♪ the 15 time grammy winner had an audience with pope john paul ii and in 2012 performed in a white house performance with obama. king was married twice, but the enduring love of his life was lucille. that's what he called the first guitar and every one he picked up since. >> this is lucille the 15th. i just woke her up. >> reporter: king had type ii diabetes later in life but still continued to tour into his late 80s. he was also a licensed pilot who stopped flying around the age of 70. king always let his fingers do the flying, and lived up to his nickname the king of the blues. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> b.b. king received his last grammy in 2009. the award was in the traditional blues album category for "one kind of favor." >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell will personally hear tom brady's appeal of his four game suspension for using deflated footballs in the afc championship game. the nfl players' association publicly pushed for the commissioner to appoint a neutral arbitrator to consider the case. but that will not be the case if the suspension is upheld, brady will mi

>> i think the substance of his positions are exactly the same as those of john paul. they called for a restoration of diplomatic relations and they called for cuba to take its place in the community of nations and they also called on cuba to do a better job of promoting human rights and religious freedoms, so nothing has really changed there. i think the difference is that francis, at least on this issue, has simply been more effective at moving the ball. you look at his poll numbers around the world, they are the kind of approval ratings that politicians would crawl over hot coals to have. >> indeed. >> he is on every magazine. i think there is a perception he is an effective diplomatic and political player in a new way. >> thank you, john allen. >> you bet. >>> powerful winds and worries over flooding and landslides. a super typhoon is ripping across parts of asia with winds stronger than a category 5 hurricane. ♪ when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull ri

he performed for pope john paul ii and he inspired countless musicians, b.b. king was 89 the iconic fao swarz show in new york is shutting down for good. the store's parent company toys "r"us says it's too expensive to operate that that location that's the most expensive real estate in the world. the store will close its doors july 15. this is not the end of fao is swarz they railroad looking for a less expensive location to reopen. >> it was four meats function at philadelphia under arrest east falls the students showed off most creative innovations the exhibit features 250 projects and architecture, engineering and design. all these works were created by graduating seniors. among the designs a new and improved protective suit for medical professionals treating ebola. >> we're excited about a new technology here at channel 6 getting a lot of buzz. perhaps we should say causing a lot of buzz. yes, we debuted don't 6 live opt air during "action news" at 4:00 today. it will allow us to literally give you a new perspective on stories during the news gathering pro

i believe pope john paul ii lived in cuba. he has said cuba must be open to the world and the world will be open to cuba. charlie: thank you for coming. it was a pleasure to have you here. cardinal: iq for your invitation. i apologize on account of my english. charlie: we heard you. back in a moment. stay with us. charlie: james taylor is here, the five-time grammy award-winning singer-songwriter. he has just recorded his first outcome of new songs since 2002. it is called "before this world." welcome. writing songs again are you? james: i was absent for a wild. actually i had recorded a lot of different albums and projects over the past 12 years. none of them was original material. charlie: why did you finally say i'm ready to write again you go did you feel the muse of songs that needed to be attended to? james: i had enough songs on the burner under way that i really wanted to finish up. i found that nothing would do. i know writers who can write for three hours a day for five hours a day or get up at 5:00 in the morning at

ambassador to the holy seat during which he was knighted by john paul ii for his human rights. ambassador nichols has been the director of the new community development corporation commissioner and the commissioner on the defense advisory on women services. he was the chairman of the national committee from 2007 to 2001. lawrence wilkerson is distinguished adjunct profess or at the college of limb and mary. he served in the u.s. army from 1966 until 1997 excuse me. while in uniform. he was a member of the faculty of the u.s. naval war college, special assistant to general colin powell when colonel powell was chiefs of staff. from 2001 until 2002 he was associate director of the state department policy planning staff. colonel wilkerson's last position was chief of staff for u.s. secretary of state co len powell from 2002 to 2005. so the journalists and scholars that we have present. first he was a journalist that served as an afghanistan correspondent for "the wall street journal" for "the christian science monitor" and reported in asia and middle east for several other publicat

john paul jones of georgia had a scuffle with his wife and naturally the next that was to redecorate his living room with a pickup truck. he claims one of the reasons for the refurbishment is that he wanted to cool down his house and an open window wasn't wide enough. he also offered this answer. >> they do not pay you, but hey. >> that is how i feel about this job. and idle hands are the devils playground. someone please hire this man, i think we know what is going to happen if he's out of work any longer. ♪ ♪ kennedy: topic number five. what are you more nostalgic for? jean-claude van damme ordered this ad from the '90s? now you don't have to choose because the movie bloodsport has been that famous mentos theme song ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kennedy: it's almost so perfect that it hurts. i wonder what would happen if you dropped a bottle of jean-claude van damme and a bottle of coke. and i have been there as well. go ahead and we me at kennedy nation and coming up next, it takes a special kind of evil to run a fraudulent cancer care needs. that is what several suppose it's your teeth hav

chef john paul, welcome to "the dish." >> thanks for having me. happy memorial day weekend. >> you've brought the perfect spread. >> we've tried. we have a little bit of everything. great bourbon smash. >> i'm glad you started with that. >> look. for your the home cook it's perfect because it's seasonal berries and bourbon and sugar and you can batch it out and bring it to your pick nik. >> really good. >> we have corn muck shoe which is out of cajun country. a little watermelon and cheese salad. my favorite of all time collard greens and salt pork. the star in the center smoked pork ribs. >> such an easy thing to eat on television. >> good luck to you. i have my bib on. >> and then brown butter and sweet mashed potatoes which has somewhat of a following since they're so rich. >> they're really good. >> spicy and sweet. and then you have my mom, thank you, miss kathy bourgeois, seafood gumbo. happy to share thises wepy throughout you and spread it all throughout new york. >> let me talk about your life. i read initially you didn't thing chef was b

he gave a guitar to pope john paul ii and sang sweet home chicago with president obama. ♪ everybody let's have some fun ♪ >>> president obama observed national police week today by honoring officers who made the ultimate sacrifice. 131 officers died last year in the line of duty. he didn't specifically mention recent deaths of black suspects in police custody but called on americans to honor law enforcement heroes by working harder to heal risks in the communities they serve. >>> the state is looking at a boone doggle. hawaii is coming to the realization that its obamacare website does not work and may not be worth fixing. >> reporter: this is hawaii's obamacare insurance website. it is where hawaiians line up to sign on for obamacare. the federal government awarded the state more than $204 million to build it. it's likely to shut down. hawaii is attempting to salvage the site called the hawaii health connector. the operators have a contingency plan. scrap it altogether. >> in the case of hawaii they have an exchange that they were not operating very well and the lack of political suppo

in fact, it was in 1998, that pope john paul ii visited cuba. at the time, it was considered a historic visit. unfortunately because of the breaking in of the monika lewinsky scandal at the same time, much of the world's attention was diverted away from that story. this long process of normalization between cuba an the rest of the world which -- >> catholic church pushing for an end to the u.s. trade embargo against cuba but no time line as to when that will happen. i imagine that might be top of mind as well in this conversation. >> yes, it will. there's no clear time line when the embargo will be lifted. only this week you should recall that the united states apparently approved two companies to provide ferry service between the united states and cuba. clearly, that is moving ahead not necessarily as planned but it is moving. george? >> senior international correspondent ben weidman live in rome. we appreciate your reporting there. thank you. >>> on saturday, raul castro's daughter led a gay pride march and symbolic wedding in cuba's capital.

but others agree with former justice john paul stevens who recently wrote a book in which he said it's going to take a constitutional amendment. i will work for that if that's the only way to fix this problem. because we cannot continue with the kind of assault on our democracy, on voting rights, and on the opportunity for us to know where the money is coming from that influences our political system. now, fourth, we have challenges around the world. as i was coming through the garage there's a tv that dean and gary have, and it was talking about isis in iraq. we have threats that we know of that we can begin to try to figure out how best to address. it's not just dictators. also disease, climate change, which i think global warming is a threat to us. but we have to be confident and strong in understanding that there are many ways to approach the problems that america will be confronting in the world, and we must do so in cooperation with our friends, our allies, our fellow democracies around the world. i am convinced that the 21st century can once again be a century in which the unite

the first pope was john paul. the second when he came in 1998 called for cuba to open up the world and the world to open up to cuba. now, it looks like this is coming full circle marin. >> lucia newman there live in the cuban capital, havana. we have more to come here on al jazeera including pressure from greece's international creditors is leaving pensioners out-of-pocket, plus: an indigenous language in venzuela back from the brink of extinction. in support, find out if golf's world number 1 can stay in contention at one of the sport's richest tournaments. ♪ >>> hello again. you are with al jazeera. i am rafin dennis. these are our top stories. the saudi led government was unharmed in the attack in the capital sanaa. now, for the first time, he is announced his alliance with the houthi rebels. macedonia's interior minister says one of the most dangerous so-called terrorist groups in the balkans is being neutralized. eight police officers and 14 fighters were killed during gun battles in kumonovo, a town where

established by the cano niced saint john paul ii in 1981. he has traveled around the world advocating the gospel to have the family. hoe is in new york to deliver an address at the united nations as part of the 2015 international day of families. i am pleased to have the archbishop at this table. welcome. a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you. >> rose: what is your mission with respect to the family? >> my mission of is to help all churches to understand better and proclaim better gospel of the family. family is good news, for the contemporary world. a lot of people are alone. a lot of people suffer. in the sense, family is to be a good use for all people of the world. >> rose: the church has a synod on family do they not? >> they do around 400 bishops all over the world gather together and discuss about the family about the gospel and the problematic situations of the day. >> rose: you said the facts speak of themselves. the number of weddings is draystistic reduced. living together and divorce increases. types of union unthinkable years ago

a few republicans on the court john paul stevens david souter harry blackmun from minnesota. you can do so on the court. from our childhood they get pushed out of the party. inspectors from pennsylvania jim jefferies vermont lincoln from rhode island they had pushed out. the one lincoln republican. as governor of sacramento? this lincoln republican. kennedy is growing up in his shadow. kennedy is a page in the california legislature. a little a little bit ronald reagan but a little bit of wine. northern california republican. brown versus board of education. he talked about both of them last week. and isn't it -- it is not a coincidence. they come from northern california. we get it on alternative lifestyles. >> understanding the quality equality and dignity of our friends who happen to be born gay. kennedy feels that in a way that is authentic. we grew up -- walnut creek is not quite berkeley. northern california is renowned for its respect for alternative lifestyle. especially sexual freedom and equality. >> you predict in the book that justice kennedy may write a landmark

." ♪ ♪ the 15 thyme grammy winner had an audience with pope pope john paul ii. in 2012 performed at a white house concert with president obama. ♪ ♪ king was married twice but the enduring love of his life was lucille. that's what he called his first guitar and every one he picked up since. >> this is lucille the 15th. i just woke her up. >> reporter: king had type ii diabetes later in life but still performed hundreds of concerts a year and continued to tour into his late 80s. he was also a licensed pilot who stopped flying around the age of 70. king always let his fingers do the flying and lived up to his nickname the king of the blues. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> b.b. king was given his last grammy in 2009 for the album "one kind favor." >> still performing nearly until the end. you mentioned you saw him in concert -- >> three years ago. still got it. >> that voice will be missed. >>> we are continuing our coverage this morning of the suspicious fire here in northwest d.c. where more than 17 hours out that this fire broke here on woodland drive. stil

john: we will be right back with a rand paul time lapse. john: this is rand paul, making a patriot-is speech about the patriot act renewal. mark: tomorrow, we will hear from focus group republicans in iowa. and keep in mind that this program is on at 5:00, 8:00, and 11:00. and until tomorrow, sayo [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ emily: salesforce raising its forecast. i am emily chang. it is "bloomberg west." . it's a woman. we will tell you what it means for the future of amazon. spotify adding video and podcasts to take on google and fend off apple. you may want to keep an eye on your robotics engineer if google is around. -- if uber

pope john paul 2 senior prom. that was sent in from thomas. emily annually a.m. matching nicely. here's a congratulationsment i had to carry my two year old across the stage. keep them coming in. we love seeing the pictures. it makes karen very happy. as i often say, karen is happy, i'm happy. > all right. we have some big news of course. the president is coming to our area tomorrow to talk about community policing. he's going to be in camden on check out the reshaped police force. two years ago it was extremely controversial when the county system was created and there still are plenty of critics out there, but there's also been a the mr. of successes. crime is down and the number ofs oners patrolling the streets in camden is one the big forces behind the changes. the freeholder lou is contact medical a jr. thanks for joining us. what's going to happen tomorrow when the president comes? when the president comes he's going to recognize the efforts of our police officers and tell the rest of the nation that the community policing model that we have in camden is a model that should

. >> as we talk about the pope here pope john paul the second it is also his birthday today. >> lots of birthdays. >> he passed away in the year 2005. >>> 4:41. hitting ice to honor their fallen brother and sister. the game that had local fire fighters taking on police officers but united for a very good cause. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> that is blinded by the light a remake. >>> we're talking about baseball players and reggie jackson is 69 years old today. sue, your favorite player of all time is turning 78 today. >> number five, brooks

we're taking suggestions on the abc 7 facebook page and as you see here, john paul san miguel suggests the losing team news anchors should wear the winning team's headband for the entire newscast. that would be fun, they wear the winner's jerseys and donate a day at a soup kitchen. we love it when you engage with us on social media by leaving comments on these and your warrior fans, and instagram or google plus with the #dubs on 7 and you can find them on air and abc 7 news.com. >> warriors and five, by the way. >> you can soon help your starbucks barista brew up a personalized music mix. starbucks and spotify's new partnership says baristas will assemble each store's individual play list and customers will listen to and make suggestions to the specially curated song list. premium spotify users can get starbucks awards points for their participation. >> time to turn to our weather. >> epsspencer christian outside and a little breezy and a little bit of everything. >> this is the third day of this particular pattern and it's like the movie groundhog day and each day we preview the previ

it's a provocative idea and comes after comments from retired supreme court justice john paul stevens who made suggestions there are people at gitmo attained and it was determined that they are not posing a serious threat. yet they continue to be held. he was suggesting those folks should be paid for having been held unjustly. listen carefully as we show what josh earnest had to say. the white house wanted since the president came into office to close down guantanamo bay. >> it's been a deep disappointment for the president but hasn't prevented him to push his team to go as far as we can to reduce the population there and to ultimately get to a place where we can close that prison. >> he's made the argument often here at the white house and in the press briefing room that it costs millions of dollars to operate that facility. it's a negative on the international stage. they line up all their reasons to shut it down this. feeds into that narrative, but you might notice to use boxing example, he slipped the punch as to responding directly to the idea of giving money to detainees. >> i b

now our live neighborhood network takes to us pope john paul high school in royersford. watch this time lapse. temperatures already cooled down to 70 degrees but we have the sun beautiful day and then, this afternoon the storms rolled through, and we will see some very heavy rain and some wet pavement. behind this some breaks in the clouds and that is what you'll see a little bit of unshine before sunset especially to the north and west. right now a line of showers thunderstorms with the severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 7:00, we have severe thunderstorm warning though, right new through chester county montgomery and extending into bucks county, you cane number of lightening strikes illuminating the screen here over 100 and in tredyffrin, we are looking at very heavy rain and concord the flashing red those are rain rates at two and to 3 and inches an hour and as we track this to the north east at 35 and miles an hour you can see the towns that will be entering soon. it will be in lower merion by 5:31 philadelphia by 5:44, northampton by 5:58. bensalem by 6:04. th

john paul ii said in 1998 let cuba open itself to the world, and let the world open itself to cuba. if this is another nudge in that direction, that's a good thing. it would be interesting to see president castro make a concrete gesture of real intention to change. for example, widespread release of political prisoners, some reconciliation of ladies in white. remarkably brave women that demonstrate sunday on behalf of their imprisoned relatives. i think everyone would like to see something a bit more reference to where raul castro went to high school in havana. >> i think george the pope is also reflecting very widespread from the u.n. to oas disagreement with embargo, u.s. mandated embargo -- that the policies -- no one questions the issue of policy in havana. the law in the united states has blocked an opening. >> it will be interesting to see if the pope brings that up when he comes to washington right after he visits cuba in september. seems to me that the question is how do you use any easing of restraint on trade with cuba as a means to empower the people of cuba to take contr

the handle goes on there just last minute with john paul gauthier we have the meringue. >> way better than jell-o. >> and booking for high tea on the weekends has sold out for the next six months but if you get in, it will cost you, roughly $75. well, high, high tea indeed. if i continue going like this, there's no way i'll fit into one of these. >> very nice. >> chef mourad so passionate he knew you would want to try one of these bikinis. have a taste. how is it? you love it. >> fantastic. >> thank you. the barclay hotel. fantastic. >> thank you. the barclay hotel. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information call this number now. your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. stand by to learn more. >> i'm alex trebek here to tell you about a popular life insurance plan

there are a few lincoln republicans were on the court john paul stevens from chicago, david souter from new hampshire harry blackmun from minnesota. kennedy isn't that -- they can be so on the court but all the rockefeller republicans from our childhood got pushed out of the party. arlen specter from pennsylvania jim jefferies from vermont, lincoln chaffee from rhode island. that canada pushed out of the 40. whose chief justice -- honey, governor of sacramento is growing up? this lincoln republican named earl warren. so kennedy is going up in warren's shadow. warren visits the kennedy household i'm obligations. kennedy is a page in the california legislature. kennedy as a little bit ronald reagan but also all of it earl warren. halfway between northern california republican and he today, thinking about brown v. board of education which is an an earl warren case in loving v. virginia, he talked about both of them last week in same-sex marriage, and isn't it, you know, it's not a coincidence i believe that the one republican on the court who most gets it on gay-rights comes from northern

john: we will be right back with a rand paul time lapse. ♪ john: this is rand paul, making a patriot-is speech about the -- a filibuster-ish speech about the patriot act renewal. mark: tomorrow, we will hear from focus group republicans in iowa. and keep in mind that this program is on at 5:00, 8:00, and 11:00. and until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ emily: salesforce is raising its forecast. we will tell you what we are learning about potential takeover talks. ♪ i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." coming up, jeff reseau's -- jeff bezos has a new partner, and it's a woman. we will tell you what it means for the future of amazon. spotify adding video and podcasts to take on google and fend off apple. you may want to keep an eye on your robotics engineer if uber is around. it seems the company won't stop at anything to build its own self driving cars. all that ahead. we begin with breaking news.

john: chris christie, ted cruz, rand paul, john kasich and a little bit marco rubio all basically said i think if we knew now, no iraq war. would not have been for it or proposed it or done it. why is jeb bush having such a hard time coming down on the side of his rivals? mark: he does not want to be in the psychodrama of seeming to repudiate his brother. i think it is practical. he does not want to get into this topic because there are lots of questions about to you agree with your brother or not on specific things. john: on one reading of the question which is literally if you knew back then that there was no weapons of mass destruction in iraq would you have invaded the answer should have been obviously, no. maybe dick cheney would say yes but not many people would say yes because that was the pretext for the war. this should not be hard for him. mark: there is a fuzziness to the question. he needs to get a decisive answer. the fact he gave and the answer he gave today, anyone outside his campaign would tell you these are bad answers. john: he said i am my own man. this is the singl

. >> reporter: brian wilson of her cherry hill was a young boy when he saw pope john paul in philadelphia in 1979. he wouldn't miss the chance to see pope francis in september but won't dare try to drive. >> i'm sure there's going to be some point from the morning to late evening so maybe if they increase the routes. >> reporter: libby has to be there with a singing role in the pontiff's pomp and circumstance. >> just to be involved in the event, so definitely villanova is excited about it. >> reporter: patco is in thorough talks developing plans and backup plans across the board to add routes park and ride flexibility and accessibility to their system. >> we have to make sure that wherever new jersey transit is dropping people off that there's somebody there to pick them up and vice versa. >> reporter: and with every focus on strategy and security patco tells me they hope to finalize their plans by midsummer. from the patco station in haddonfield, cydney long nbc 10 news. >>> we've been telling you about breaking news in ocean county. route 37 fisher boulevard, toms river. drivers driver

john paul ii who in the middle of his papacy was favored by 93% of american catholics. pope francis enjoys a 90% favor rating. even the vast majority of the nuns that's nones, 68%, they like him. no wonder that earlier this month, hillary clinton, a methodist tweeted at the pope in support of his call for equal pay for women. amen to this headline she wrote. among those who may be especially attentive to his holy word are potential and declared presidential candidates who are catholic. while the pope remains steadfastly pro life and opposed to same-sex marriage the vatican by the way called ireland's vote for gay marriage a defeat for humanity the vatican is expected to release an encyclical by july where pope francis will address climate change and the poor. pope francis has publicly endorsed the idea that human activity has contributed to climate change and he addressed that capitalisms need to quote devour everything that stands in the way of increased profits. the pope is seen as a potential game-changer. this week one analyst told me on radio -- >> you can no longe