to new york. he took a helicopter ride from the airport to wall street. think of that. the statuee of liberty, the brooklyn bridge. the new york city skyline for the first time. and he is invigorated 78 years old. a grueling schedule. he's having a ball. >> you can see he is surrounded by security. and many people have talked about how this pope really tests security. tests the boundaries of security in this modern era, you know, he has said that you can't be fearful. that he is the people's pope. they've named him that, not the pope himself, but you can see why. there have been so many moments in this visit to the u.s. already where he has literally lifted babies, kissed them on the forehead and had that personal moment, terry. >> that's the way he likes to be. he's a man, just traveling with him for a few days, you get a sense he answers his own heart in the moment. he follows his heart. >> you can hear the amount of applause. they can now see up fifth avenue here in new york city, the incredibl

up here to new york. we've have talked about how the crowds have already begun to gather here on fifth avenue, which is below where we are, right next to st. patrick's cathedral where we find nbc's stephanie gosk. it's got to be getting crowded down there. >> reporter: it is, kate. you know, 4:15 in the afternoon, mid town manhattan on fifth avenue and there is not a car on the street. you see crowds beginning to gather. everyone that's behind these barricades here has gone through a mag knnetometer. behind that an eight-foot chain link fence. stretches 12 city blocks and 3 after blocks wide. completely encircles cathedral. anyone trying to get close to the pope has to go over the fence. kate? >> stephanie gosk, keeping an eye on the scene on the ground, just below us here on fifth avenue in new york, as that crowd starts to build. we'll continue to go back there for now, we're keeping an eye on the plane. the american airline 777 jet that will be carrying pope francis from washington up here to new york

a mafia murder in new york was different than a murder in new york. the mafia murder in new york had an organizing principal behind it and these attacks have an organizing principal behind it. it's called their interpretation of how mohammed taught jihad, which slault islamic scholars could have great debate. foreign interpretation of jihad is to remove or subjugate the infinel. this comes out of islamic literature. many reformed muslims acce s re, but some muslims accept it. so there's an organizing principal here. if we act in a state of denial out of political correctness, that this is the organizing principal, then we're going to miss a lot of these situations. because that helps to give us some of the criteria that we're looking for. i had some people think, you know, should be ignored. so the reality is we need to train our police, we need to realize that the organizing principal here is jihad and their interpretation of it. that means that's -- that means we look in the places where that is going to be taught and exploited. social media. unfort

the newspaper, the irish catholic of new york the old new york "daily news" in its finest hours the irish paper. we know that. and dorothy day -- dorothy -- i've got to think of her name right now -- the "new york post" was different as well. so i think, i think the attitude of the "times" and embraced the fact the pope was liberal today. i think peter king is a classic new york irishman. i think he is the classic in his neighborhood attitude, values and you heard from the genuine article when you spoke to peter king, no doubt about it. >> do you think dispassionately, chris, it was a left ward or liberal tilt on the whole? >> if you do a count, if you do a count of words and count of topics, clearly the push for immigration was not a push towards better enforcement of immigration laws, it was more more liberalization, positive reception of people who come here out of economic desperation or opportunity. clearly a liberal argument of the democratic party. they benefit politically by more immigration, it's their value system. in terms of helping the poor and income inequality, that's the l

a great evening. >> breaking news tonight -- pope francis arrives in new york city. crowds lining the streets and heavy security as the pope delivers a prayer to the faithful at st. patrick's cathedral. after his historic address to a joint meeting of congress. tonight the striking message he delivered. >> also developing news of a fatal collision on a bridge in seattle. a violent crash involving a packed charter bus and amphibious tour boat. late details. >>> stampede horror. at least 700 dead, 800 injured as disaster strikes again in one of the world's holiest places. >>> breaking a scandal. the small teen from an american university that discovered a shocking secret and brought the world's largest automaker to its knees." nightly news" begins right now. >>> pope francis in america, this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt." >> good evening. we are back in new york tonight virtually outside our 30 rock studios and witnessing the massive crowds lining fifth avenue right now outside st. patrick's cathedral, awaiting the arrival of pope francis. they are about to se

they played "new york, new york" to welcome pope francis to new york city today. which is so freaking awesomely new york i can hardly -- ah, fuhgeddaboutit. but even though the pope was landing in the brooklyn of queens, the brooklyn diocese wanted to make sure to get the name brooklyn out there. the brooklyn diocese unveiled their giant banner on a nearby airplane hangar that said the diocese of brooklyn welcomes pope francis. rather than subject the pope to the admittedly and truly uninspiring drive from john f. kennedy airport in queens into manhattan where he was staying and where he was due this evening they decided to fly the pope that distance by helicopter. that gave us this sort of remarkable scene of the helicopter carrying the pope against the backdrop of the new york city skyline. after the papal helicopter landed in manhattan, pope francis then linked back up with his trusty papal fiat, which drove him to 5th avenue. up at the top of 5th avenue by central park he then got out of the fiat and got into his awesome jeep popemobile, which then proceeded s

and in minute now to new york city. wolf. >>> happening now, breaking news. pope in new york. pope francis starting a second leg of his historic trip to the united states. arriving shortly in the city home to one of the country's largest catholic populations. how will the pope's focus shift on this part of the trip? francis mania. huge crowds already forming here in new york city waiting to catch a glimpse of the pope tonight. he has major events scheduled tomorrow all across town. is new york city ready for this logistical nightmare? and lecturing lawmakers, the pope touches on controversial issues in his unprecedented address to congress taking positions popular on both sides of the aisle. will the pope's speech have any impact on congressional gridlock? >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer live outside st. patrick's cathedral in new york. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following the breaking news. the arrival of pope francis here in new york city. anderson cooper is joining us

trip especially north of new york city. by 7:00 in the morning, maybe a sprinkle or two down the jersey shore onto parts of long island so mainly south and east of the city and then we clear things out with a northerly wind developing during the day and ushering in that drier air mass. lows tonight down to about 67 in the park, we are down to 58 in sussex, 53 highs tomorrow back into the upper 70s so a little bit cooler than today but still above normal nonetheless so a breezy beauty tomorrow after a sprinkle or two south and east of the city. early 79 as we head into monday, clouds and sun and you see some clouds meandering offshore. these will move in our direction during the day on tuesday. accuweather forecast for tonight, partly cloudy, again a shower in spots after midnight, we are down to 67, sun and patchy clouds tomorrow, breezy, less humid, we are up to about 79, mainly clear tomorrow night, how about upper 50s even here in new york city. that is refreshing. 74 on monday under clouds and ironically fall begins on

the pope is here in new york city. and so far, he's living up to his reputation of being a pope who wants to be with the people from his arrival to his evening prayer service at st. patrick's cathedral, his big apple visit has marked many interactions with ordinary folks, more will come today during events across manhattan, including a procession through central park where a crowd of about 80,000 people is now expect stockholder -- now expected. we're told he's an early riser. he could be up at any moment. >> he usually gets up at 4:30 morning in vatican city. >> something tells me he doesn't necessarily turn his tv set on to abc news right away. >> someone else turns it on maybe for him. >>> we'll move on now. it was a hit heard around the world. two high school football players blind siding a referee during a game. >> the boys say they were only following instructions and now the coach who told them to tackle the ref has resigned. with more here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the camera doesn't lie, but almost every

in a study, new york city ranked second. the top tourist hating city was arlington, texas. >> really? >> chicago was the most welcoming. researchers compiled data from geotaged tweets across the u.s. a little surprising there. >> when an entire family walks hand-in-hand down the sidewalk at 1 mile per hour. that's when i'm like, you've got to get out of wait. >> done. i don't blame you. >> done. >> tonight on news 4 new york at 5:00, we're keep our crew on the scene of the car jacking we brought you at the top of the program. >> and remember these checker cabs on the streets of new york city. tonight, we look back at the taxis of yesteryear on a day that the taxi of tomorrow becomes the taxi of today. all that. >> breaking news anytime, go to nbcnewyork.com nbcnewyork.com. >>> hey, everyone. welcome to new york live. happy tuesday. isn't it a great tuesday? >> it is. >> it's september already. >> i told you. >> i can't believe it. >> almost fall. we have a fantastic show to kick off the month, including something for shoe lo

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the heaviest will be across upstate new york. most of it moves out by sunday afternoon. 2 to 3 inch plus through pennsylvania and through parts of new york. very cool behind this. 50s and 40s by monday morning. that will feel like fall. they could stand a cooldown out west, but one more day of heat in l.a. 96 degrees expected in sacramento. good 20 to 25 degrees cooler on monday. firefighters will welcome that but two more days they have to deal with hot, dry conditions. >> we'll be watching this weekend, thank you. >>> now to the race for 2016. an emotional 24 hours for vice president joe biden and unannounced visit today to a firehouse here in new york city where they lost half their ranks on 9/11. it comes after that candid conversation on late night tv last night, talk ing about the loss of his son beau. his every word under the microscope now for signs, will he run? tonight, you'll hear from biden in his own words and late today word of someone else who is now not running, dropping out. the first key republican to bow out, r

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he's on his way to new york now. the pope took off just at about 4:26 from joint base andrews and he's on his way to jfk and for his second leg of the tour of his united states and people are anxiousry awaiting his arrival. >> our jim handly live in new york city overlooking st. patrick's cathedral? >> hi, handly. >> check out this backdrop. this is st. patrick's cathedral in midtown manhattan and from the ground it looks like a fortress and we'll tell you why, and this is where the pope will have his only, vent. evening prayers and the vespers as they say in the catholic church. jfk, they're running 10 to 15 minutes behind and he was early to washington and we're hoping he can make up some of that time in the air and when he gets on the ground he'll have to go straight back in the air in one of the marine 1 helicopters there on the tarmac waiting to take him on a 40 to

members of the new york archdiocese. inside the church tonight for those vespers as we watch the pope in his poth, there will be a thousand priests taking part in those evening prayers and now the popemobile is about to be on the move again in darkness. and i don't think that we saw him so much at night in the popemobile in washington at all. this will be an interesting look as we see new york city start to be lit up. the sun is setting and we're in that concrete canyon here they call midtown manhattan. >> jim, what's the sign of the crowd? >> reporter: this is the busiest part of manhattan. >> reporter: we have truly thousands here, but when he makes his way, doreen, right up to st. patrick's cathedral they have risers with only 500 invited guests and they'll be welcoming him at the steps as will mayor de blasio and governor cuomo. that's where it really gets tight and the security is very tough to cross any street around there and we're at 30 rock looking down at st. patricks. is this a short trip and is this an opport

you can't land in new york city without hearing new york, new york. it's the kind of welcome new york wants to give this pope. i think just the kind of welcome that fits him and fits his message and fits his profile during this trip. >> jim schutto in new york. you see people those are live images from new york city. people lining the streets in eager anticipation. the pope headed for st. patrick's cathedral. let's go to st. patrick's cathedral where the pope is headed. he's going to be joined there by the governor, mr. cuomo. wlook who's here erin burnett freshly back from maternity leave. you look great. set the scene from your vantage point. >> jake, it's a great day to be back. it's a gorgeous day and my baby girl will be baptized catholic. like many catholics i've become warmer toward the church because of this pope. you're feeling that here on the streets. obviously this church right now, st. patrick's cathedral, jake, is gleaming white. i haven't seen it like that in years. and behind me you can see some of the people who actually worked on all

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headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us, i'm anne-marie green. pope francis speaks to world leaders this morning at the united nation. after his address at the u.n. the pope will participate at a service at the 9 oe 11 memorial, visit a school in harlem, lead a processional in central park and hold a mass in madison square garden. he held a prayer service. >> good morning, anne-marie. this will be the most jam packed tour the pope will have. while there is plenty of excitement his messages are getting more serious. the vatican flag will be raised for the first time outside the united nations this morning ahead of pope francis's visit to the general assembly. world leaders including president obama are said to be adopting a set of goals by 2030 including ending poverty and combatting climate charge. in his comments before congress francis spoke forcefully on those issues while calling attention to immigration. >> we must not be taken aback by the numbers but, rather, view them as persons. >> reporter: f

high school banned from bay ridge brooklyn will play sinatra's new york, new york following a busy and important historic day in washington, d.c. >> a historic day as the pope spoke before a joint meeting of congress today speaking on some very sensitive and very political issues like the death penalty, immigration, abortion, to name just a few. as we watch the pope, you can see the crowd screaming, secretary of state john kerry as they approach the stairs leading up to the american airlines plane that is now being called shepherd 1 by the faa. >> papal seal affixed to its side. as soon as it takes off, it will head to new york city. joining us right now, monsignor from catholic charities. tomorrow will be a busy day for you guys. i know you are hosting one of the events in east harlem. >> it will be a busier day for the pope when he comes to new york. but isn't that a typical new york day. we like people in new york to be busy. >> what does it mean for you and the catholic charities to have him come to your place and to see it and to be able to talk to the people there. >> i think it'

. >> when the pope is in new york, he lives there. that is his residence. >> reporter: the home was built by the then mayor, hugh grant, in the 1890s. his widow and three children gifted the home to the catholic church. during our interview with the bishop, he told us about the intricate woodwork in the home. >> the chapel is all wood. in the library, et cetera and in the main dining hall. so it is a very precious gift the grant family has given to the pope. >> reporter: one spot that was not on the original itinerary was the 9/11 memorial and museum. pope francis insisted on going. >> it was not included. i could reveal that without any problem. because it does underline how much the pope wanted to visit the ground zero. >> reporter: pope francis will see the united nations. he will speak with the staff in a town hall type meeting and address the general assembly. >> he would talk about the overriding and overarching goal of eradicating poverty, in particular, extreme poverty. he will talk about universal access to health and educati

has now moved to new york. within the past couple of minutes as we just saw his plane landed at jfk and of course, jim handly is across the street from one of the pope's first stops which is st. patrick's cathedral in midtown manhattan and he just landed there tonight. hi, jim. >> reporter: you talked about the weather and couldn't have asked for better weather and it keeps getting better and better for the pope and the memorable moments continue on the tarmac and he's met with people from all walks, young and old and we got 200 invited indijence guests, the homeless also on hand to meet with the pope, too, and members from the jazz group from brooklyn high school, and he will be boarding a helicopter and get on the plane right on to a marine helicopter to take a tour of manhattan which will take him over the world trade center area also the 9/11 memorial where he'll be speaking tomorrow and also spending some time and also he'll see the entire skyline and the son of immigrants again will be seeing the statue o

4, new york. >> thank you. we will have live coverage of today's papal events on air and online. we are getting excited. if you can't get to a tv or computer, still watch any time, anywhere, just download the nbc 4 new york app. >> fortunately, beautiful weather, if yo need to walk. you can so. >> you can do so. a nice week in the cit. >>> up next here, other news of the day, including tragedy pilgrimage to mecca. >>> and the family of yogi berra breaking the silence after his death. >>> and david here with the forecast. >> you guys got it right. uldn't be better weather to welcome the pope we do have changes in store for the weekend. talk about all of that coming up with your full 7-day outlook, >>> police say 24-year-old nicholas sanchez is the man who morning. his body was found inside lincoln town car on beaumont and east 139th street. his heartbroken widow says she is left to care for their four children on her own. >> they kill him for nothing. if he wanted money, he just have to take it. i know my husban

after the worst terrorist attack in new york history, new york city proved its resilience. any terror attack regardless of scale would have a profound effect. here, across the country, and throughout the world. that is why even with the significant funding for the department of homeland security and its appropriators in congress, the nypd continues to invest our own resources in this fight. during the "charlie help dough" attacks in paris, police were driven back, even coldly executed by terrorists with superior weapons. an nypd team flew to paris and was fully briefed on the lessons learned there. another team of nypd emergency service and hostage negotiators went to sydney, australia, after an isil took a hostage in downtown sydney. when isil-driven attacks occurred in a museum, our detectives assigned to interpol traveled to tunisia. the collective lessons learned from these attacks formed our plans for the recently formed strategic response group or srg. srg is an 800-person unit, soon to be 800-person unit, equipped and trained to deal with crowd management and terror

welcome periphery of new york. outer boroughs, you know how it is. >> you're in charge of diocese in brooklyn and queens. >> that's right. >> it could be a little touchy here this afternoon. the address before a joint session of congress. he is talking about the environment. talking about immigration. we love the pope but not everybody agrees with the solutions to these problems. >> it is like your father. sometimes you don't agree with your father. you love them but don't always agree with everything he says. i think the holy father is going to challenge everybody, because all the issues he is speaking about are important. not everybody sees him the same way but they're important issues. nobody can say they're not important. the take on him is something that is unique to everybody, but, i think he will challenge everybody. >> so, bishop, i know that the holy father is going to be visiting a school, a catholic school in east harlem. what does this mean for catholic schools everywhere? because over the years, i mean

you arrived here in new york at what age? >> 4. >> with mom? >> with my mom, who was pregnant, and with my dad. >> okay. dad was not with you long, correct? >> my parents were together for the first few years of our time in the states, and then he returned to the dominican republic. >> when you arrived, you and mom were living where? >> we arrived and spent some time in astoria. then we lived in washington heights. we lived in the bronx. we lived in queens. we jumped all over the place. >> but you were in a homeless shelter -- i mean, i guess >> yes. we spent a year in two homeless shelters after my dad left. we were evicted from our apartment in queens, and we entered the shelter system. >> how is undocumented dan-el getting his education at this point in his life? >> i was getting my education from the public school system. i had been going to schools wherever we happened to be at the time -- went to a public school in the bronx, several in queens, one in chinatown. >> at some point -- and tell me how you got there -- you ended up at collegia

york. >>> welcome to "today in new york." it's sunday morning. i'm gus rosendale. >> i'm pat battle. glad you could join us. we are thrilled to have you with us. phael miranda is in the weather center with a forecast we'll be thrilled with. >> in about five hours or so when the sun is out, the humidity dropping hour by hour, it will be breezy and beautiful today. already off to a good start out there. mainly dry on this sunday morning. increasing sunshine heading throughout the day. the dry weather goes on and on no real rain in the forecast. we could certainly use some. we have one spotty shower with a cold front moving through. that's in fairfield county. very light. most of us are waking up to a (jy sunday, increasing sun off to the west. good-bye to the mugginess. temperatures in the 70s throughout the mrning and afternoon. cooler than yesterday, more refreshing and breezy. winds out of the north at 15 miles per hour. it will be a fantastic day. get outside and enjoy. then it gets chilly overnight tonight. we'll look at o

he is the chair of new york's puerto rican/hispanic task force. dr edwin mel\ndez, a guest on "tiempo" before. he's back. he's from the center for puerto rican studies at hunter college. they were both part of the governor's delegation. zo\ col_n from the hispanic federation's new florida office as well, are going to central florida. good to see you. we accomplished quite a bit there, i thought, in a short amount of time. let me ask you about the tourism part. what is it that new york can offer puerto rico, besides $5 million, that, in the realm of tourism, will help them get more bang for their buck? >> quite a bit. new york saw a success story under governor andrew cuomo's leadership, with an investment of almost $250 million to promote tourism in the state, that really addresses more than just the city of new york as a touristic attraction, but the other amenities throughout the state of new york. i think the same could be said for puerto rico. it's one of the most beautiful geologies in the entire planet. it has so much to offer, more so than

new york live is coming up next. >> have a great day everybody. >>> hey everybody, welcome to "new york live." happy monday. hope you had a lovely weekend. we have got so much an exciting show planned for you today. you want to know why? it's pizza week. >> we have already have my first slice. >> i couldn't wait. >> we are kicking off day one of our celebration of all things pizza with a manhattan eatery that started it all, find out how lombardi's made history. not just here, but all of america. >> can't wait. >>> from a little show called "empire." caitlin doubleday is in the house. we're getting all the scoop on season two in just a few minutes. >> that'll take a long time. >> yeah. >> there's a lot of scoop on the show. >> all right. but first, its medicine more than three decades since she gave up her miss america title. >> vanessa williams returned to the pageant and even received an apology. >> it was the apology 32 years in the making. >> i want to apologize to you, i want to apologize for anything that was said or done that made you feel any less the miss america you are and th

here in new york, you have the villaggiliant. you have the general green, one of my favorite generals. out of baltimore you have the active. out of virginia you have the virginia. carolina was the diligent. in a south carolina -- this one is easy to remember -- south carolina was the name of the vessel. and in georgia, it was the eagle. around of hu -- a round of huzzahs for the first 10 cutters that were built. not all of them came in at $1000, i might add. hip hip! >> huzzah! pres. washington: thank you so much. hamilton: i would like to take a moment. i was perusing my letters the other day, and i couldn't help but notice the charge i wrote when we put the law into effect, which allowed us to stop a good on seas and the creation of the cutter service. i wrote a bit of advice, presumptuous though it might be -- admitted device for officers. -- a bit of advice for officers. i would like to share that letter with you, if i may. gentlemen, as you are speedily to enter upon the duties of your station, it becomes proper to point the

i know the "new york times" is quoted as saying the nypd spies, i would rely on the "new york times" absolutely nothing and what they quote spying, i quote good police surveillance. and you don't have to believe me, but john brennen, when he was president obama's security adviser, he said the nypd is the model for the entire country as far as combatting islamic terrorism. and if we're talking about profiling, whatever you want to term it, ethnic sensitivities, rudy, you're italian american. i'm irish american. i can tell when you tell fbi was going after the westies, they hit every irish bar on the west side of manhattan. that's where they were. no one was going to harlem. that was in the irish neighborhoods. these are deadly enemies we face. the fact is, under mayor bloomberg, 16 plots against new york city in 12 years were stopped. and what happens over the fourth of july with bill bratton did as far as stopping the threats against new york, the arrests were made here in new york were just -- again, if they had not been made, sweld va whole different client today. we came close to

what's the feeling been like in new york so far? >> again, remember, we're talking about new york. this is a big, big city, and so lots of big things happen here all the time. big crowds, famous people come and go. literally seconding a new jersey governor chris christie walked by apparently ready to make a television appearance on one of the cable channels perhaps he walked by a moment ago. big things happen here all the time. there's not quite the level of oh, my gosh look what's about to happen here there may be in some of the other cities. rest assured folks are excited. frankly i have to say the pope has not disappointed those who hoped and believed he would try to mingle with the crowd at every opportunity. every chance he has had when moving from point a to point b whether in the fiat, the francis fee at as it's been dubbed or the pope mobile. he's done everything he could to interact with folks in some cases make physical contact with them. in washington every time he arrived at or left the apostolic nunciature he made sure to go out and greet those who spent time waiting t

in new york city, "the jewish daily forward" in new york, a yiddish magazine had 150,000 readers. another had 150,000 readers. socialism -- so, the socialist party was not only concentrated among workers but as i say, small farmers, small towns. a few ethnic groups. not all, by any means. even a few millionaires joined the socialist party. most prominently gaylord wilshire who after home wilshire boulevard in l.a. is named. the socialist party attracted intellectuals like upton sinclair and jack london. many women suffrage activists. -- advocates are connected with socialism. socialism is coming says "the appeal to reason," in 1912. socialism is coming. it is coming like a prairie fire. nothing can stop it. the next three years will give the nation to the socialist party. this optimism. if you look more closely in 1912, you would see real serious weaknesses. the socialist party was not attracting the new immigrant working-class. the factory workers. the people who were transforming once again the nature of american work and working-class life. the working class is being remade by

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> pope francis will make history as he addresses both houses of congress and the first pope to do so. last night he returned in washington following an eventful day. it was a long day that included a canonization mass in front of 25,000 people and an oval office meeting with the president. weijia jiang is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you to everybody. lawmakers have pledged to put their political and religious differences aside from the day and already what we have heard already from pope francis is any indication, he won't be afraid to weigh in on tough issues even before a tough crowd. pope francis will take his message to a divided capitol hill today. in the first-ever papal address before a joint meeting of congress. >> i hope the often words of encouragement to guide the nations in the future. >> reporter: while the vatican has kept a tight lid on what he will say, the holy father is expected to talk abou

in astoria queens, news 4 new york. now the state is increasing the pen tal alty ies for groping on public transit. make it punishable by up to a year behind bars. this includes all new york state operated bus, train and subway systems. >>> new tonight, yet another apparent cyberattack targeting rutgers. if you logged on to the university's website today you saw this notice saying the network was experiencing technical difficulties. this is the fifth attack on the computer network in the past year. investigators say they're coming from somewhere outside the university, but it hasn't been narrowed down. >>> coming up, what the pope said about government workers refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. >>> she helped two prisoners escape in a wild story that commanded our attention over the summer. what joyce mitchell begged for from the judge before she was everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever

you've got to come to new york. they have done an amazing job and it was miraculously manage to pull it off on time. reporter: you are right. i heard they were told to finish in time for the pope or never worked for the archdiocese again. >> pose a threat that was given. lauren, will keep coming back to you. cheryl: thank you. i've never seen new york like this. i lived there for 11 years. there is a group of skilled children before i came to the studio. their faces lit up. so excited. >> in an organized way. not a chaotic way. cheryl: even on the streets of new york. there goes the boeing 777. now making its way to the runway on the tarmac. about 45 minutes flight. the aircraft has to hit about 20,000 feet of altitude because it is a boeing 777. otherwise you will burn a heck of a lot of field. everything in the plane is still looking like an american airlines jet. they didn't do anything to the inside of the aircraft, but you'll be traveling, taking us all the way back to rome, italy. seven posts up on either an a

and from jfk by helicopter to new york city. and austin ivory wrote a book called "the great reformer." we talked nobody thought this guy would be elected and i read these controversies about the 1970s and who is this? >> that was all there was about him that night, all the old allegations which he had never bothered to contradict. >> human rights stuff. >> yes, groom the 1970s e. because there was no other narrative about him because he never gave interview. so he was an unknown inch latin america he was extremely well known and would regarded as the leader of the latin american church, and cardinals had been looking at him in 2005 he attracted many votes and could have stopped ratzinger from being -- he was very well known but he was under the radar as far as the world's media, that's been true thought his -- throughout his life. a lot of people have seen his quality. he is a superb governor, a superb lead, he was torn an teenager between being a priest and a politician and has thought deeply about politics and something came

"new york, new york." here are some of the incredibly moving sights and sounds, enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> an incredible day here in new york. this is just day one for the pontiff in new york. we're joined by father james martin, author of "the jesuits guide to almost everything." also cnn vatican correspondent delia gallagher. for you, in terms of today, what really stood out. >> well, it's hard to choose, isn't it? this final event possibly in new york, because there was that nice warm welcome, literally. big hug from cardinal timothy dolan, and that is typical of cardinal dolan. and i think typical of the embrace that new yorkers wanted to give and wanted to show to pope francis. and i saw also the pope really relaxed and enjoying himself and indeed his entourage, which you don't always see. i think h he's hit his stride here. i see that he's actually really having a good time. >> well, i agree that he seems to be warming up to the experience. and to me, one of highlights of today, anderson was the moment af

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i'm mary thompson in new york. >> that area of new york city that was so devastated by the attacks has come back in a big way. the population of that area was 20,000. today it is 70,000 people. a lot of families moving to that area. >> it is so good to see that rebirth, if you will. >> all right, that does it for nightly business report tonight, i'm sue herera, thank you for joining us. >> i'm bill griffith, we'll see you again on monday. ♪ gwen: trumping trump and campaign contritions. plus an iran deal victory. onight on "washington week." vice president biden: be careful what you wish for. gwen: be careful indeed. the vice president emotional late night turn send hillary clinton yet another curveball. as the democratic frontrunner tries to regain her footing. secretary clinton: i'm trying to be as transparent as i possibly can to not only release 55,000 pages of my email, turn over my server, but i am looking forward finally to testifying before congress. gwen: republicans meanwhile try to wrestle the elephant in the room to the ground. >>

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this is a fox news alert. pope francis takes new york. blessing a wheelchair bound girl and cancer survivor. sandra lee at st. patrick's cathedral. more on the pope's message to america on our live team coverage for you. >>> and pop quiz. which of these three candidates would americans be most proud to have as our commander in chief? ben carson, hillary clinton or carly fiorina? we have the envelope. the results coming up in about two minutes. >> i hate when you leave me

in new york right here on wusa9. coverage starts at 7:30. kickoff is at 8:25. our frank hanrahan is at metlife stadium. >> reporter: this is frank shanahan at metlife stadium in new jersey. will the redskins beready for primetime tonight visiting the giants? details coming up in sports. >> a comfortable night but not as cool. generally 50s in the suburbs, 55 in hagerstown, low 60s downtown. we'll come back. we've got clouds coming in, if we had to issue any yellow weather alerts over the weekend. >> but up next a shocking development in the case against >>> a surprise guilty plea for michael gardner. the former falls church democratic committee chairman pleaded guilty to five counts in two separate child sexual abuse cases, one involving his niece in 2009 and one involving girls in a sleepover in 2011. a sentence was handed down 20 years in prison beginning immediately. when gardner gets out of prison, he can never have unsupervised contact with children. >>> officers in loudoun county are looking for a a man or men

york, new york." minutes later the pontiff was whisked to manhattan by helicopter, where he took his trusty fiat to his popemobile. the open-air jeep which put him in full view of thousands who longed for a glimpse of the holy father. as pope francis took a drive down fifth avenue, many raised their smartphones, trying to capture the moment he looked their way. >> breath of fresh air. a terrific leader. we need that here in our country. >> he treats everyone equally >> reporter: st. patrick's cathedral played host to 2500 faithful. >> pope francesco, welcome to st. patrick's cathedral. >> reporter: where new york's cardinal timothy dolan blessed his divine company. earlier francis urged a joint meeting of congress to reject what he called a mindset of hostileity toward refugees. >> we must not be taken aback by the numbers but rather view them as persons. i am happy that america continues to be, for many, a land of dreams. >> reporter: now, the united nations calls the flood of refugees from the middl

>>> good evening from new york. thanks for joining us in the middle of a city still buzzing with the arrival of pope francis. after leaving, the pontiff arrived a short time ago the residence of the papal observer to the united nations a mile or so uptown where he is going to be spending the night ahead of a very big day tomorrow. he is, of course, 78 years old and his first visit to the united states and made history in washington and took people's breath away from the moment his plane touched down at kennedy airport arriving to the sounds of a local band playing "new york" before going further, here are some of the incredible moving sights and sounds. enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> incredible day in new york. here to talk about it and still to come, father james martin the guide to almost everything and biblical contributor and dilya gallagher. for you in terms of today, what really stood out? >> well, it's hard to choose, isn't it? i mean, this final

marc santia, news 4 new york. >> marc, thank you. >>> we'll be right back with more on news 4 new york. >>> thousands of commuters could see a change in their rush hour routine starting tomorrow. >> about a third of passengers who pass through the port authority bus terminal will find their departure gate has changed. part of a plan to reduce crowding and improve the flow of buses in and out of the terminal. so you can check if your gate has moved on the port authority's website. >>> we'll be right back. yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >>> welcome back. a lot of people took the day off and it was a really nice weekend. >> very nice. >> couldn't ask for a better weekend. it did heat up today. 92 the high in central park. not a record high temperature for today. a couple of records, but the record streak of 80-degree-plus days now goes up to 60 for us this year. and that is a new record for the park. and more heat is expected tomorrow. but right now it's

in new york city. >> so these are your views. >> i guess you can call them views, yes. >> what void do you believe song feels? >> i perjly believe that no matter what statisticings say, no matter what you would see in churches with the student declining x you may not see that. but my personal experience with people is deep, downed in, fundamentally inside, they're looking for something spiritual. >> houston says at face value, his church is entertaining. that brings people in. et goes back in time. in the 21st century. >> i think your churmg would be described as forward leaning. but do you still rely on the traditions of the safe? >> yes, we do. i guess we have our own sense of traditions. so we're very con receivabletive when it comes to the message. >> i think it's working because ultimately, people are here. >> what about the catholic church where we started our program. it turns out there are signs of regrowth there u awell. we also find signs of dweep division. >>> live from america's news headqu

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