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in just a few hours, pope francis will lead a mass in havana's revolution square. on saturday, the pope had a strong message for its people and the government. open up to the world and give people the freedom and space to practice religion. the cuban capital is the first stop on the pope's ten-day visit to cuba which he will then be followed by the u.s. diplomatic ties restored between the nations and he he's urging them to stay on that course. >> i urge political leaders to persevere on this path. and to develop all its potentialities as proof of high service which they are called to carry out on behalf of the peace and the well-being of the people
around what these potentialities might be. the army was trying to get this person in the right place physically and mentally so he could continue to be a good soldier if that was a possible outcome. nobody in the military wants to set nibble up for failure. we want them to have a successful outcome, to do well and make a contribution. the army was doing that. it appears this young soldier had -- that this soldier had some issues. he probably was broken. he was going through this diagnosis and something went sideways. >> he was married with a family in the base area. he had been deployed in iraq for four months in 2011. came back, had a self-reported traumatic brain injury and treated for behavioral and mental health issues but not being treated for ptsd. make sure you stay with us. we have several breaking news
some of those concerns. there really wasn't a great deal of discussion about our relationshiptom allies except in passing. it was really, wolf, to focus on the potentialities of this deal. the details. what an end state might be. what the interim deal was composed. >>.that was the major focus. i thought the meeting was a good meeting from the standpoint of understanding those issues. again, i think you've got people at that mng that feel like this is a really bad thing to be doing. i think you've got people in the meeting that feel like this is a very good thing to be doing. i think there's probably multiple folks in the middle that are still concerned about the losingíni of this leverage i mentioned before, the interim deal becoming the norm, meaning that's the deal. we never get to the end state, and the fact that then you have sort of lost your coalition of countries that are involved with you in these sanctions. but again, we're going to -- i'm going to digest over the next few hours what was heard.
the renewal and expansion of the basis of life. the earth scan be a mother to all people. borne in the coming years if we learn to use her, with skill and wisdom, to heal her wounds, replenish her vitality, and utilize her potentialities. that necessity is urgent and worldwide. for few nations embarked on the adventure of development have the resources to sustain an ever-growing population and a rising standard of living. we all stand committed to make this agreeable hope a reality. this seems to me the greatest challenge to science in our times. to use the world's resources to expand life and hope. for the world's inhabitants. ours is a century of scientific conquest. and scientific triumph. if discovery has not been a
basis of life. the earth scan be a mother to all people. borne in the coming years if we learn to use her, with skill and wisdom, to heal her wounds, replenish her vitality, and utilize her potentialities. that necessity is urgent and worldwide. for few nations embarked on the adventure of development have the resources to sustain an ever-growing population and a rising standard of living. we all stand committed to make this agreeable hope a reality. this seems to me the greatest challenge to science in our times. to use the world's resources to expand life and hope. for the world's inhabitants. ours is a century of scientific conquest. and sigh cientific triumph. if discovery has not been a blessing, if it conferred on man kind the power, it has only conferred on mankind the power
of this conversation it was mr. zimmerman screaming and it was mr. zimmerman screaming 40 seconds, how do you explain he couldn't land a strike in defense of himself? >> well -- >> i'll object. calls for speculation. >> you're asking for an explanation? >> i am. the door has been open for potentialities. >> overruled. >> can you restate the question? >> sure. can you explain to the jury i'm going to suggest it was mr. zimmerman screaming and you've testified he was not able to strike a blow on mr. martin. can you explain how that might have happened when that occurred? >> well, if you're saying that he's the individual screaming then we could conclude that with mr. martin on top of him mr. martin was the aggressor and