now the term uneventful, some of the passengers might argue with that determination, saying that they had a very abrupt stop, that there was a great deal of pressure applied to the brakes. they stopped in a very short period of time. and afterward they said they could smell burning rubber outside the plane indicating how hard this plane had to come to a stop on this very short runway. let s talk a little bit more about the ntsb s findings. did they say anything about how dangerous this mistake was, david? reporter: they do not because these are preliminary findings and it s going to be months before we have a final report from the ntsb, but flying over that runway just sort of matching the speed of the 737 might have had going over there, you can fly over this airport in a matter of justen secon ten se. it s half the length of the runway they were supposed to land on. in fact, they stopped only 500 feet from the end. at the end is the big shock that i had when i was flying over tha
argues that much of the surveillance is just too important to scrap altogether. not only because i felt that they made us more secure but also because nothing in that initial review and nothing that i have learned since indicated that our intelligence community has sought to violate the law. reporter: so do any of the changes make us less safe? if these programs were stopping huge terrorist attacks, you know, maybe they should be more you know, there should be more concern, but the fact is that these programs are not. reporter: the president also announced changes that will affect foreigners. he said we will no longer spy on the foreign leaders of close american allies. he also extended some american privacy protections to foreigners, really a remarkable thing. it hasn t been done in the history of intelligence work i was told by one member of the intelligence reform panel earlier today. the administration also leaving many open questions. one question, you know, this public
on me. things started going badly. then he shows me items he brought for blessing. candles, water, and even clothes to keep evil spirits away. people who believe they re possessed come from all over italy to see this man, don luigi arapallo. reporter: the pope is very open to exorcism, he says. last year they felt that this showed the pope conducting an exorcism. the vatican strongly denied it. it said the pope was conveying blessings, but some think pope francis is putting more emphasis on exorcism after the pontiff mentioned the devil in several early sermons including the exorcist priest. translator: we believe in the existence of the devil, he says, and pope francis from the very beginning has said we must be
nothing out of the ordinary? everyone who knows david bird has said the same thing. he s a family man. he s a hiker. he s a camper. he was just taking out the christmas tree. he was supposed to be on a quick walk. everyone expected he would be right home. thank you. appreciate it. exorcism, you think of the movie, right? pope francis is getting a lot of attention over this video which some say show him performing an exorcism. the vatican has denied it. one thing is true, more practitioners are speaking about t. frederick pleiken has more on the mysterious ritual. can you hear me? reporter: this is the image people have of exorcism. exorcism is very much a reality. people wait outside this church all night in the italian village. people like the filmmaker lorenzo. reporter: someone put a curse
eliminate sugar. i ve got to run, but is this the happiest you ve been, you think, in your 50s now? is 50 the most fabulous decade? it really is without a doubt. i want people out there who aren t there yet, don t be afraid of it. the view from here is fantastic. and you know, it really is halfway. we re going to be 100. so these are our lessons and our wisdom at the halfway point. coolio, go take your phone call. we re glad you joined us. i was scared of 38, all right? because i had to get my first, you know, you had to get your colon checked. man, that was one of the worse days of my life. but i do it every year now. that s how it is. that s the last word, coolio. thank you, sir. thank you, leeza. thank you, michaela. i love that conversation. make sure you tune in tonight for extraordinary journey, michelle obama turns 50 coming up at 10:00 p.m. eastern right