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Outrage. tomorrow, the pope ends a trip to south korea. >> reporter: good morning evening, lester. in another remarkable gesture by pope francis on this trip to south korea, the pope opened the door to improved relations with china, north korea and other asian nations at odd with the vatican.

A month. the em battled iraqi prime minister stepping down after attempting to block the countrys new prime minister. it m cos after heavy pressure from the u.s., iran, and the continued threat of the extremist group isis. malikis departure marks what many hope will be a new beginning. this morning in south korea, pope francis was greeted by tens of thousands enthusiastic supporters at the public mass. he urged young catholics to renounce materialism. he met with victims of aprils ferry cras...

World family day will take place in philadelphia in september of 2015. but there is nothing official yet from the vatican. they dont put out the official word about a papal trip until six months beforehand, so weve got a ways to go. >> a ways to go but a lot of catholics very excited. a lot of americans very excited about the breaking news that anne thompson got that pope francis may very well indeed be headed to the united states next year. going to philly. right now the pope is in south korea,...

Impossible to move at this time of day around this key round about, but in some areas of baghdad theres a sense of a city unwilling to venture out on to the streets, embraced for the worst. shattered, locked, amid a paralyzed government and adva e advancing extremists saying it has never been so bad. right now, 2014 is the worst year yet for baghdad, he says. the street is literally empty. where are the army and police? down the road, water pipes, things isis militants would immediately punish b...

Windows, damaged homes you get a sense of quite how complex it will be for kiev to win some locals back. here where shells landed two people were killed. quiet, intimate lives flattened into blank faces of loss. they buried their loved ones. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the war is changing. separatist militants thinning on the streets. the leaders canceling public appearances. ukraines army moving fast and the sense of the violence entering the final phase buys no comfort when tragedy has already come a...

Wan -- rwanda. not to mention the horrors in the middle east and nigeria. its easy for one nation to thwart the will of the entire body. whether its russia and china stopping the international community from intervening to stop the slaughter in syria, which has killed more than 100,000 people, or the united states running interference for israel, the u.n. is clearly not working. so what does the u.n. do? what does the world do when its spinning out of control and theres no moral authority, neith...

Doesnt escalate. i think the danger now is what netanyahu does on the ground in gaza. what is his goal, what does he want to accomplish, when is enough enough, and how do we do what he wants to do without killing so many palestinians that international opinion turns against israel, which has every right to defend itself? >> the goal is simple. 100 rockets a day being fired at his people to stop. and no pressure being put from that perspective. and my sense is hes been very reserved to date, and ...

Intimidations we consider him to be a risk to our safety. therefore he was placed on administrative segregation. >> trotter has spent many years in confinement reading and writing. he has found particular meaning in mary shelleys "frankenstein." >> as a child i always watched the movie "frankenstein" so i recently read the novel. i was like, hey, i started to look at the monster kind of differently. i was like, who is really the monster? to me this place is dr. frankenstein and we are the monste...

Can understand, we are literally running out of water. we have to get through this together. we need the water for the big things, not hosing down your sidewalk. i want to read from a study that looks at this stuff. researchers from the university of british columbia write, social dilemmas arise through the consumption of common resources such as clean water and translate into a tragedy of the commons. research often confirms that pessimistic promise brings freedom in the commons to all to ruin....

And here is the deal on. that they are both with us. and i am sure you read the 28,000 pages of obama care, right? >> i am directing the question. >> but question did write in the law that they slammed together. and they wrote a clause that says, you know, the subsidies are available to use the state exchanges. >> i am a very simple lawyer and it said state and state only. and now they wrote that and they are hoping and thinking that all of the states are on board and it would not be a problem. ...