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goaltender, guillermo, a national hero after his performance against brazil. that's why the excitement. ly have to be on his a game. croatia is a fast-paced, energetic teams. mexico has not allowed a goal so far. croatia hopes to break that streak. >> i'm looking at everyone behind you, everyone is so calm and quiet. are they gearing up for the screams? >> reporter: let's ask them. [ speaking foreign language ] >>si. >> princess. >> it's a chihuahua, obviously a mexican fan. this crowd is saving their energy for the start of the game. they're very nervous about this croatian team. fast-paced energetic team, right now the rival that mexico has. a lot of trash talk between
these two teams with croatia's defender coming out and saying that mexico should be the team that's nervous, that they -- despite the performance of guillermo against brazil, they faced much better goaltenders, so they're starting to sling the mud early here with this fan base. getting ready. >> nick valencia, thank you so much. have fun watching the match. good luck. up next, she has not announced a run for president, but hillary clinton's finances are definitely under the microscope. more specifically what she is saying about her penny ts, nickels and dimes. she's feeling the heat about recent comments about her bank account and this is not the first time. by the way, vice president joe biden chimed in today on his own finances. was this a stealth attack on hillary clinton? was he just talking about working on money? we'll put it all in context for you next. narrator: these are the tennis shoes skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers
inmates. >> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he likes to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide. i mean, like, why would hitler want to do that?
inmates. >> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he likes to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide. i mean, like, why would hitler
>> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he likes to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide. i mean, like, why would hitler want to do that?
>> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he likes to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide. i mean, like, why would hitler want to do that?
guillermo, his personal private secretary, said when they saw the screening, they thought it was entirely consistent with the pope's message of openness and forgiveness and tolerance, which is entirely consistent with the tone of the movie. >> now, i want to play a little built of a clip of what philomena said after she met with the pope and we'll listen to that very quickly. >> he was such a contrast. so forgiven, as all them years ago, it was such a thing to have a baby out of wedlock, but yesterday i felt all my sins, you know, he really made me feel that they were going to do something about it. >> do something about it, steve, for those who are unfamiliar with what had happened systemically related to the church, tell us about what she means. >> well, the reason we were invited by the vatican wasn't to see a movie, it was actually
story. we don't spend billions, we spend millions protecting him. >> i think billions. >> very disturbing, and we want the secret service, whom i like personally, to give us a statement and explain how this could happen. is that fair enough? >> that's explain how this could happen. fair enough? >> very fair. who was in charge of security? guillermo from the jimmy kimmel show? >> wherever the united states president goes, u.s. security is in charge. they take the lead. here you have a guy who looks like flip wilson. >> right. >> he doesn't even know sign lang wanl. he's within inches of this guy. he's a violent schizophrenic. this is scary. >> security was as tight as bob beckel's sweatpants. i was wat on dana perino. i thought he was doing the dougy or the froog or whatever.
cleared the way for same-sex marriages to resume in california. advocates cheering, crying, even planning like louis and -- >> i'm confident and we've already picked a date. >> yeah, we did. >> back in d.c., andress and guillermo had a similar idea. >> and the possibility of me making a life with him, together. >> what do we have? >> equality. >> when did we get it? >> now! >> reporter: across the street from the court and among conservatives, the feeling was that the country's social fabric was changing for the worse. >> i think it will be very, very devastating for our country over the long term. because what it means is the inevitable marginalization of marriage and the subversion of the most essential institution for human existence. >> reverend rob shanks said this wasn't the court's decision to
wrongly identified as prada which of course only the devil wears. in fact, the shoes were made here in a back street shop near the vatican. by peruvian cobbler antonio. he says he's incredibly proud to have provided shoes to the pope and hopes the next pontiff will order his footwear here, too. some of the pope's robes are made here at family firm gamarelli. in the shop window, three outfits ready to take to the vatican. >> there are three different sizes, small, medium and large because we don't know who the next pope will be. >> reporter: guillermo is a fashion director at a top italian couture house. he shows me the workshop where they made garments for previous popes, including this green mantle embroidered with threads of sack cloth to represent the humility of st. francis and where they made papal costumes for women, so-called popetessas who took part in an irreverent