occasional distant glimpses of white cloth but so far he s hived off. and it s too bad. nobody would argue, though, that it is an unreasonable precaution. when pope francis spoke today in congress with unusual specificity about his opposition to the death penalty he said today he supported the abolition of the death penalty. he said i offer encouragement to all those who are convinced a just and necessary punishment must never exclude the dimension of hope and the goal of rehabilitation. and execution by definition affords no hope for rehabilitation or anything else, which is why the catholic church opposes to. but when pope francis raised that death penalty issue so pointedly in his remarks to congress today it sort of harkened back to previous papal visits to the united states, in particular by john paul ii. when john paul ii came to this country in 1999, one of several visits he made to the u.s., he spoke out aggressively and repeatedly and with some real
it looks like thus far, i should say that it may change in coming days. particularly because pope francis is due to take a long motorcade through central park tomorrow afternoon. and that s an event for which new york city has ticketed 80,000 people. so presumably that will be more of a people s experience of the pope. right now at least so far the first dave his trip to new york is not like his trip to washington. the bells are peeling. ken langone is lined up with other people to greet him on the steps of st. patrick s cathedral. and the helicopter to the popemobile to the cathedral, it is a journey that affords occasional distant glimpses of white cloth but so far he s hived off. and it s too bad. nobody would argue, though, that it is an unreasonable precaution. when pope francis spoke today in congress with unusual
i m sure they re very safe but they re more shields than fences. they re very tall. they re basically solid. they have the effect of putting the pope kind of in a tunnel where many people cannot get to him and many people cannot even see him. and so this impression, the fact of access to the pope and what it looks like thus far, i should say that it may change in coming days. particularly because pope francis is due to take a long motorcade through central park tomorrow afternoon. and that s an event for which new york city has ticketed 80,000 people. so presumably that will be more of a people s experience of the pope. right now at least so far the first dave his trip to new york is not like his trip to washington. the bells are peeling. ken langone is lined up with other people to greet him on the steps of st. patrick s cathedral. and the helicopter to the popemobile to the cathedral, it is a journey that affords occasional distant glimpses of white cloth but so far he s hived off. a
moved the needle on this business. they are looking at other ways of realizing value. perhaps spinning out bbm will do that. there are business analysts say a way also of positioning the company may be through a sale or splitup of further divisions. that vital speculation. bbm does look like it s going to get hived off, brian. jeff cutmore live for us in london with cnbc. we gauge everything in life how close we come to the jetsons. nissan said it will have a self-driving car. good fodder for twitter. what other every day activity would you want fully automated. please use #waytooadvanced. still ahead, the fourth place mets make a trade. this is classic, but they did it in a way that, well, only the mets could do it. we ll explain.