protesters, nobody is better at deconstructing than the russians. the russia says if donald trump wins the presidency, these people will be in the streets the next day. that s fantastic this was way back in june when he says this. we understand that this is what the american people i want to say something different. when ronald reagan was elected, and the two bush s, i opposed their policies from a through c. there were not mad protests in the streets because of that. donald trump is different. he s a threat. excuse me. the kind of language he used and the bigot language and racist was way beyond. in terms of what you have heard over the last three days
showing we re spotlighting that peace, the call for change, that s what i saw with my own eyes last night. and to be fair, there is some coverage of that. i think there could be more. i m not putting that responsibility on cnn. i m saying this is our responsibility to bring these things to the forefront. i understand. i was just there and forgive me if i got a little this is what i saw. i appreciate it. i appreciate your perspective. thank you for joining me and continuing doing the deconstructing of stereotypes we talk about here in the media. demonstrators in phoenix marching to police headquarters protesting the death of a black man unarmed shot during the struggle with a police officer. those details ahead.
opinion that s never been interested understanding the church s intention with these meetings. those who understand see and listen to what the pope did and said today we ll know without a doubt it wasn t a public relations event. the real question is what would snap like to see happen? punishment, the cover-up, you tell me. as a victim and leader in snap, i would like him to attempt action. we heard a lot of things. we heard a commission has been set up and policies. i would like to see the pope today take action. i would like to see him punish a bishop for covering up abuse. start with bishop finn in kansas city who is convicted of endangering children. when you look at the pope, this hope and he is hugely popular and he is almost, you know, deconstructing stereotypes of what popes have been in the past, if he doesn t find a way to end this scandal, becky, do
controlled by both russia and the u.s. neither country can operate it without the other. currently there are three russians and two americans living up there and considering the very tight quarters, let s hope at least they are getting along. bret? definitely, phil, thank you. still ahead, another challenge to the obama administration s claim it s the most transparent ever. first, deconstructing testimony about the benghazi talking points from the former cia official who edited them. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you ll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i m going have to rethink this thing. it s hard to imagin how much we ll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement.
standing amid the debris. what is it like? reporter: just heartbreaking. you can see these two buildings have just collapsed into a pile of rubble. you would think this was a construction zone. there are individual bricks lying there, and there is a swarm of firefighters. i would say over a dozen firefighters that keep moving in on top of the pile, pulling out bricks, one by one. almost as if they were deconstructing like a pixie stick set. there is a plume of smoke from the center, very, very hot, appears to be on fire. you can see something golden in the center. and two hoses up on ladders shooting right into the middle. now, i spoke also with a woman who was leaving the scene about a half block away, absolutely hysterical. she lives on the second floor of the building that is completely collapsed. and she said that her building is residents over a church. this morning at about 9:00, just after 9:00, she leaves to go to school. says goodbye to her husband. and as she is walking thr