what s the story here? well, i don t know a lot about it. i know in life, there s twro sides to every story. it sounds like a dispute between two grown men. we ll see where it plays out. we re focused on our campaign and where it matters to our voters. there s a competition for toughness in the field. in any event, we appreciate you being here, senator rubio chl all the best to you. senator rubio was just one of the candidates on is that stage tonight. up next, you will hear from some of the others. along with what he thinks is the big story coming from this event. plus, wait until you hear the new shots against fiorina. also, we have new fall out tonight in the story of the 14-year-old who somehow scored an invite to the white house after his homemade clock was after his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb.
no nojs of any issues associated with the group or their chairman, joel aarons. trurp also claims to have not taken a single penny from that event. so, i mean, if this group is not legitimate and they re hosting some sort of a fundraiser to the tune of a thousand bucks a ticket, there s a problem. there is a problem. i mean, i ve been involved with veteran s nonprofits for a better part of nine years of my career. there s a lot of regulations that go with run ining a 501 (c. these are advocacy organizations on issues, not just endorsing. if you you can, but if it s the primary thing of what you re doing, you re going to run into
to. to try to feed their children and live on this island without some would consider basic necessities like air-conditioning. it is a tough go for the cuban. it is is a sense both from the cuban government, however distasteful it might be to many, this pope is one of their own. this pope has attacked the excess of capitalism. i think the fact that he is from argentina, a native spanish speaker, has made him feel to many cubans like he is one of their own. and him bringing a sense of mercy and kindness here. there is hope. i think in the longer term view, cubans, to some degree, and i don t mean to sound cynical, have seen it before. they have seen two papal visits and in the past 17 years not a lot of dramatic improvement in the basic lifestyle of the cubans. many who are getting along on $25 a month.
and extra ammo. investigators claim those weapons were illegally imported. a 23-year-old suspect now in custody facing several weapons charges. a suspect in a series of sniper shootings in arizona making an initial court appearance. police arresting the 21-year-old landscaper last night in connection with some of the shootings on the freeway. his gun linked to four incidents in the phoenix area. there have been 11 confirmed shootings. his bail set at $1 million. joining us now, will carl with the latest in los angeles with the story. will? reporter: hey there, uma. we learned a lot during a short amount of time. their suspect is still a dramatic threat to the community. we re talking about 21-year-old leslie allen merritt jr. he appeared in court wearing a black and white striped jumpsuit. the judge imposed that million
steve, it s julie. this visit by the pope, what does it do for u.s. and cuba relations? reporter: i think there s going to be a lot of close attention paid to exactly what this pope says. both here and then following up on the u.s. how far is he going to go? he s known as a pastoral pope, someone who ministers to the people. he has played an oversized role in politics. he now has had real foreign policy success on his resume. how far is he going to try to push that? a man who presents himself as the pope of the poor, pastoral pope. yet he is making things happen on the world stage. which direction will he go on in the open air mass. close attention will be made. raul castro himself is is going to be in attendance at all these masses, julie.