how they ended up there are part of this i don t know going investigation. martha? martha: thanks, christina. attorney brian claypool joins me now. good to have you with us. there s a lot of frustration by those of us that have watched this case about what s going on. there s a warrant for his phone, information on the phone. why haven t they received it yet? hi, martha. happy new year. great to see you again. i don t know if you remember that movie going up, but you remember bad news bears? martha: i do. yeah. it was a funny one. but this criminal investigation mirrors the bad news bears. it has been an atrocity. you and i talked about a month ago. you had a great point then. why wasn t a search warrant
were the ones that got paul newman, james gardener, a whole bunch of hollywood the right checks and march dr. king. there was sydney and belafonte that got the white stars of hollywood to join the movement. charlton hesston. that s the funny one. he had a little change over the years. he was there, though. when i see that picture. paul newman was there. and marlon brando. bran dough was there, too. yeah, frank sinatra. listen. sinatra. you were no stranger to balancing activism and film and you know i spoke to to harry belafonte this summer, did an interview with him along with his buddy. they set the standard for using celebrity their celebrity to enact change and the celebrity of others. um, this is charlton hesston at the 1963 march on washington.
career. he actually famously said he felt more pride in the register of liverpool that he did playing for england. he did play for england. he played 17 times and represented them at the european championships in 1980. but that is where he is most remembered is at liverpool. his signing story is actually a funny one. the day he signed for liverpool, the manager actually resigned but the thing he said at his press conference is that hopefully the final thing he did at liverpool was signed a great player and i m sure liverpool fans would agree that s exactly what he was. ok, alex, think is much that update. just a few hours to go until three of the home nations are in women s world cup qualifying action. england play latvia, wales take on france and scotland have travelled to seville to play spain. if they win, they will top the group, but the scotland head coach, pedro martinez losa, is spanish himself and says his side have a difficult game ahead of them.
common ground. we share a belief that the church must in no way be confused with the political community nor bound to any political system. reporter: ronald reagan talked about arms control and summoned vigorous praise for the pontiff. in your travels you ve inspired millions, people of all races and all faiths. reporter: george w. bush did the same. his holiness, pope john paul ii, has championed the cause of the poor. reporter: only to be criticized for looking too casual when he met john paul s successor, pope benedict. some meetings have been relatively short, some surprisingly long. but all are unique such as when barack obama noted pope francis is not merely a great man of peace but also a funny one. i can t share all his jokes. they were all clean. [ laughter ] reporter: so it is that these