pope made an unas soon ased advice the last night, which was paying be so that was his way the vatican s issue that it s very, very important to him, did tbut in this longer sp today, you re going to hear more of those issues as well. heem speak about the death penalty, the sanctity of life. and also pay tribute to this is going to be a wonderful speech in english. across pot tap tol but this
police right at the entrance of sinter state 95 where police lined up on their bicycles and there is a clash there for about 20 minutes. then it opened up and the protesters were on the streets. what i m hearing from heem here, from people of really all ages, white citizens, black citizens of philadelphia, saying they want answers, b but in the case of freddie gray, it is about economic disparity and about a lack of opportunity for african-american youth, especially in this country. so clearly, one young african-american attorney telling me she wants to see change in the system, more opportunity, more room for economic growth for many people that she feels are not getting a fair shot. is so they are protesting on the streets here in philadelphia. you see a lot of signs where they re aligning with baltimore and the name of this protest by
do not expect today s world cup semifinal teams to have the same offensive fire power as germany showed against brazil. the germans, i mean they ran through the brazilian defenders like they were a high school jv team. maybe even frosh i would say. they won bay 7-1 score. it was brazil s first loss at heem in almost 40 years. now germany advances to sunday s final against the winner of today s match. we have more on that, i feel bad even talking about it. it was so bad. it just feels like you re rubbing salt in the wound almost. you re right, brianna, it was so painful to watch. if you ask brazil what could make the loss even worse, they would probably say is that their arch rival argentina has a shot at playing for the world cup. they ll have to get past the netherlands first.
well, it has come at the cost of revealing security secrets of the united states to some heem who are not our allies like folks in the government of china and folks in the government of put putin. is there a way to know whether it has jeopardized the safety of individuals, a group or even this country by doing this, revealing these classified data? frankly, fred, i think that s above all of our pay grades. we don t even know if what they re telling us is true, we don t know how many millions of reals of paper he stole. he took a lot of it. we don t know what s in them, how many are in there. there s lots of stuff we don t know. are we going to allow a contractor, a person like snowden to put us over a barrel and blackmail us and then we re going to give them amnesty, we re going to pardon them? i think that s a terrible stretch, a terrible precedent for the united states to set and
the police and get the feeling that things will be okay hopefully. but, obviously no one is taking this lightly. it is not a joke around here. i think trying to go around their day they normally would, but definitely heightened sense of awareness. martha: how effective would you say the note fittation was this morning? very effective. i got text from alert system. got multiple emails. obviously the news has it all over. i woke up to a text from the alert sieve, saying don t go to the four buildings et cetera. martha: sean, thank you very much. we hope everything is fine up there. but obviously we re going to stay on it. it s a breaking story out of cambridge, massachusetts, this morning. sean, good luck with everything. good luck with your finals and getting heem. thanks for talking with us today,. thank you. bill: from one student to another we re watching fox boston, our affiliate on campus there. they re providing a lot of the pictures to for us.