that a mother brings life and bombs bring death. the pope is very much generally against weapon proliferation altogether, and the arms trade, and president trump is coming here after a major, major signing of a deal with the saudis for weapons. climate change, globalization, capitalism, they come at these topics from very different places. the pontiff has lashed out against those who build walls, not bridges, calling them unchristian. the pope has personally recognize 3 welcome refugees to italy, despite differences, there is plenty of space for common ground optimists say. francis says he will seek to be sincere with president trump and seek to wedge his way into what he sees as open doors for dialogue. i never make a judgment about a person without hearing them out. i don t think i should do that. during our talks, things will come out. i will say what i think, and he will say what he thinks, but i have never, never wanted to judge a person before hearing
how terrifying it is when you re flying a civilian passenger jet out of that particular area when a few days earlier i had seen in the mayor s office missile man pads, taking any helicopter out of the sky. so a lot of fears about weapon proliferation in that area, and quite who let those weapons out in the first place towards separatist hands. anderson? we re going to take a short break. when we come back, ukraine s president, we will bring you his comments. we want to also talk back to david soucie about his thoughts and perhaps there was not a missile involved, why he may believe that. a lot more to learn. let s take a short break and we ll be right back.