sock him. >> one says the kiss cam is one of those fun things to keep people entertained during lulls in the game. why do the pc police have to screw around with everything fun. >> and thanks for joining us, fox & friends starts now. bye. good morning to you this wednesday, september 23rd. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. he is here. pope francis making his first trip to the united states. he will take the popemobile to the white house before delivering his first mass in the united states to 25,000 of the faithful. we have live team coverage right here. fox & friends. >> this year the popemobile is a jeep. meanwhile, who's that guy? he's osama bin laden's bodyguard. and now this terrorist has been sprung from gitmo by the

president. and wait until you hear where he's going. >> you want the family to see, what's the problem. and this is terrible news, breaking overnight, baseball legend yogi berra passes away at the age of 90. and what you didn't know, he was a true war hero. >> he enlisted as a teenager, a machine gunner's assistant, providing cover for all our troops going ashore at omaha beach. >> so an assistant gunner and a catcher for the yankees. a look back at the legacy with his granddaughter part of "fox & friends " and it starts now. hi, everybody. welcome live to the heart of midtown manhattan where today the traffic is okay in new york city. but in a day and a half it's going to be awful.

as you can see right there, nice and tranquil. however the traffic is really bad today in the nation's capit capital. >> and for a good reason. pope francis finally taking his first steps on american soil. we are bringing you live coverage from washington, d.c. this morning where pope francis is preparing for a historic day. peter doocy is live, and kristin fisher is live. we will start with peter doocy, what can you tell us this morning? history in the making. >> reporter: it is, the 14 hours or so that the pope has been in the states have been filled with excitement and anticipation. we just heard about a clarification. on the plane ride over pope francis told reporters that anybody who thinks he leans to the left because of his positions on things like climate change is wrong. and the pope made clear his social views come from the catholic doctrine. that's it. he does not want this to be a

political trip. and the white house is okay with that. >> this is not a meeting between politicians. and this is not an effort to advance anybody's political agenda, but rather it is an opportunity for two respected world leaders with significant influence around the world to spend some time talking about the values that they hold in common. >> reporter: they've got tsa agents this morning wanding anybody who wants to come along the parade route. but this airport-style security isn't really slowing any one down. as soon as they have been cleared through, they have sprinted down the street to try to stake out the best possible spot along the parade route that will pass between the white house and the washington monument for a chance to see the leader of the catholic church, maybe for only time in their whole lives. back to new new york. >> before you go, you and i were talking after you did your welcome of the pope at joint

bags andrews yesterday. what happened just before the pope arrived? i know the archdiocese had put up a bunch of welcome signs. >> reporter: yeah, it was interesting. the entire arrival ceremony happened on the flight line at andrews, so it's not a lace where there's normally risers set up. so everything was put on a few hours before. and they tacked on some walk with francis and welcome francis, and somebody from the state department later went and started taking those signs down and somebody from the archdiocese was told by this state department official there on the flight line just a few hours before francis got there that the signs could not stay up with pope francis's face on them because it was a government event. >> it was a government event. peter. thank you vicery much. >> we will head to kristin fisher. good morning to you, kristin.

>> reporter: good morning. i don't care what your politics are or what your religion is, it is impossible not to pefeel tha this is something very special and historic. there will be 25,000 people here as he celebrates the first canonization mass here ever. this is the first trip for him ever in his entire life. and to keep him safe, we are in the middle of the largest security operation in our country's history. the fbi calls these security efforts, quote, unprecedented. the fbi is monitoring a constant barrage of isis-related chatter. this is the pope, after all, and he has a very big target on his back. but they are doing everything to keep him safe along with the fbi, the secret service and the swiss guard. at this moment, though, they say there is no specific or credible threat tied to the pope's visit. let's hope it stays that way.

>> thank you for that. and when the pope does come here to new york, apparently, there are going to be between 5,000 and 6,000 new york police department guardian angels around him, according to the police commissioner here as he takes the tour around new york city. >> and them on friday night, he's going to celebrate a mass at madison square garden to thousands of people. his personal argentinean silversmith has built a chalice that is about a foot tall and is composed of i think 850 little bits of silver that people across the united states have sent to him. little rings, earrings, pieces of broken chain. has a usa on it and a map of the united states. >> wow. >> all right, so it's going to be a wild week here, and then we look forward to vladimir putin coming, so that will be fantastic. here's something that will really tick you off if you are pro-american. and that is the release of another one of bin laden's key

aides. why? because he just wants to get on with his life at 39 years old, settle down and get married, and we feel we have to empty gitmo quickly, and we should all feel better about it. >> if you want to know what he's about, this is osama bin laden's bodyguard, trained to be the 20th hijacker on 9/11. received advanced training at several al qaeda camps, demonstrated hatred for americans while at gitmo during a nine-year hunger strike. >> we've paid to keep him alive? >> yeah. and now he wants to return back. a family member went through a program, so we're going to give his uncle a chance now. >> i don't get what has changed. in 2009, during this administration, it was deemed this guy was too dangerous to be released. then in june another panel

convened, and they said, you know what, he's no longer a threat to the united states. so what's going to happen is they're going to send him back to saudi arabia and he's going to be free, free to go wherever he wants to go. they say he will be monitored for years, you know how well that goes. with his departure, there will now be 114 douetainees at gitmo. the president made it his pledge. he can't close the place, so what he's doing is drip, drip, drip, letting them out one at a time. >> the statute bans wartime prisoners being here on american soil, there are efforts right now, we looked at them in south carolina, those that are not on transfer lists to move them right here into the united states, to prisons here. >> great. >> i would take them here rather than be allowed out. whatever happened to life in prison for being a terrorist? we put criminals in prison for life. we don't worry about it. but we're determined to give

these people another chance. makes no sense. good morning to you all. a florida sheriff's deputy killed after being shot in the back. this happened in oak lou sa county. deputy bill meyers was serving a domestic violence restraining order to a man who was supposed to be turning over his firing arms, that's when the 33-year-old pulled out a concealed weapon and shot meyers several times. he fled before he was killed in a shootout with police. >> he was a coward, fearful of going to jail, of losing his farms. fearful of everything. he was just a sick little coward. >> well, meyers was a 25-year veteran of that force. hillary clinton broken her years of silence on the pipeline. coming out against that project, calling it a distraction from combating climate change? her statement comes as bloomberg reports that the february has found both personal and

work-related e-mails on the private server that clinton used while she was secretary of state. she's clearly worried about what may be found. a new book claims that clinton actually yelled at president obama to quote, call off your dogs who are looking into the scandal, wow, what a quote there. well, a 14 year old arrested after his clock was mistaken as a bomb is getting a new honor. ahmed mohammed will meet with dignitaries at the u.n. in new york city. he was never charged in the incident. some rushing to his defense, including president obama, and now he comes to new york. well, donald trump stopping by stephen colbert's show to talk about almost everything 2016. there's one topic though he no longer wants to discuss. >> barack obama, born in the united states. >> i don't talk about it anymore. i talk about jobs. i talk about the vets treated

like third class citizens, worse than the illegals. >> you're you. i'm the president of mexico. you call me up. >> we're going to build a wall. you're going to pay for the wall. we have been abused for a long time at the border. do you know we have a trade deficit with mexico. almost $45 billion. a trade deficit. the wall you're talking about, $5 billion to $7 billion. it's something that actually is very easy to build. it will be not a penetrable wall. this will be a serious wall. >> can i suggest something? can i suggest something? >> go ahead. >> how about two walls in between an moat -- >> and a nice resort. >> filled with fire, and fireproof crocodiles. >> there you go. colbert went on to thank trump for running for president and for all the good material he's brought. and those are your headlines. i'll see you soon. >> the fireproof crocodiles, a nice touch. thanks stephen colbert.

>> as good as he was with cruz he didn't let trump finish his statement. meanwhile, disturbing news, that yogi berra has passed away. the most famous baseball player alive today passed away this morning it seems at the age of 90. >> it was confirmed in a tweet from the yogi berra museum in new jersey. this is three mvp, 15 all-star. most at bats, most hits, most games played and the first world series pinch hitter to hit a home run. but he stole the hearts of americans. >> he served his nation proudly. he was in the navy. he was a war hero. he also is famous for saying yogiisms. perhaps his most famous one is "it ain't over till it's over",

it's deja vu all over again came to us from yogi berra. >> when you come to a fork in the road, take it. >> i love that one. >> his daughter joined us a few months ago trying to tell everybody about making him eligible for the freedom award, the presidential freedom award. it looks like they're still considering it. now it will happen after his death. 13 minutes after the hour. coming up, the head of a pharmaceutical company says he has the right to jack up the price of a life-saving prescription drug. is he really helping sick people or gouging prices? a fair and balanced debate coming up next. and a terrifying 15 minutes for this kayaker being relentlessly attacked by a shark. how this one ends straight ahead. and ben carson, later. ♪ takin' care of business ♪ every day ♪ ive colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind.

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changes will be welcomed. >> a very small profit. martin score ellie sparking global outrage when they spiked up the price of daraprim from $13.50 to $750 a tablet. was this a bad deal or a botched money grab. good morning to you both. grace marie, let's start with you. so the guy buys this prescription company, and he owns this patent. and the pill goes up 5,000 times overnight. what was he doing? >> it's nothing but greed and profiteeri profiteering, steve, he's taking advantage of new technology. new competition will come in to

basically take advantage of cancer and aids patients who desperately need this drug. it doesn't have a big market, but it's desperately needed -- and it's not a drug he created. this has been on the market for 62 years. this is a generic product that has sold for as little as $1. >> so the previous company seems to have been making money at $1 per pill, and now he jacks it up to $750. does this guy have a history of doing this kind of thing? >> he does. at one point he was under fcc investigation in a previous company. if you were trying to short the entire biotech industry, i don't think you would do anything like that. stocks fell 6% the next day and you gave hillary clinton a golden campaign gift, allowing her to announce her open plan to essentially try to control biotech drug prices. this is not indicative of the entire industry but a misstep that the entire industry's going to have to grapple with. >> it just makes them look like

profiteers, out to exploit people. >> but this is a 32-year-old hedge fund manager. this is not somebody who has spent his career working in laboratories, creating life-saving drugs like the established pharmaceutical companies have done. this is someone who has bought a patent to a temporary monopoly on this drug. >> this is a 50-plus year old drug. it's generic. over time somebody else will come into the market and drop the price. because there's this time lag and expensive to make new fda requirements, he did the right thing but he should have done the right thing from the get-go. >> it will go down from $750 to what? $500? $600? what a crazy story. all right, coming up straight ahead on this wednesday. can you figure out how much this check is worth right here? a father using his fourth grade

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quick headlines now from china. the president of china visits tech companies in seattle, and that's happening today as he promises to work with the u.s. to battle cybercrime. his week-long trip includes a black tie dinner at the white house. he is also trying to relieve tension between the u.s. and chinese governments. so much for that. a chinese fighter jet buzzed over the nose of a u.s. plane.

it happened last week. military officials are reviewing the incident. take this one to the bank. an ohio dad fed up with common core wrote a check to his kid's school using the long form math standard. the mock check struck a nerve with fed-up parents across the country and has gone viral by 20,000 fold. but the story comes with a funny twist of its own. that father, doug herman joins us. >> i'd ask you for the equation about our time on the screen right now, but i'm afraid of what you'll say. >> i can't figure it out. >> tell us what inspired you to write the check to your son's school. >> tuesday night i was helping my son with his common core homework, and there's just a lot of terminology in there, and i didn't get t i didn't understand it, and it's just very frustrating. the next morning, woke up, got

my kids ready to school and needed to put some money on my son's account, his lunch account. i had $20 left in my wallet, and i said, do i want to give them my last 20 or write a check? i wrote a check. and i still had common core on the brain and i wrote out the goofy check. it was a joke and i took a picture and put it on facebook and boom, blew up the internet. >> boom is right. now you have to figure out how to transfer that into cash as well. 20,000 likes right off the bat. this certainly went viral. you come from a family of teachers and those in education. >> right. >> how frustrated are you as a parent with how math is being taught to our kids? because many people are with you? >> right. i'm not anti-common core. i'm anti-being a 41 -- i'm a 41-year-old educated father of two and i can't help my second grader and my first grade daughter with their math

homework, and it's very frustrating. i ask that they keep it in the classroom. take the last 20 minutes of class and give them their math homework and let the teachers help because the teachers can do that, either that or you have to give us a crash course in common core, but a lot of time don't have the time, nor do they want to go learn how to teach second grade math. >> your wife works for the district, so how's this doing for her? >> she's doing okay. not a lot of backlash. and this has nothing to do with the district. this saul coming with, the federal government started the common core curriculum and the states picked it up so they can get the funding. and it's pushed on the districts. a lot of teachers i now and a lot of people i know in our district and other educators aren't happy with t but the kids get it, this is my son's homework says you rocked it. but this is a simple 12 plus 2 math problem and can you see all

the xs and os, i'm worry about that if it goes away and he's had four years and now he has to learn first-grade basic math. >> your checks got a lot of people talking. 20,000 plus at first glance there with your post. we thank you so much and give your wife our best. >> you got it, thank you so much for having me. coming up, ben carson knows why his muslim comment has gotten so much attention. it's the pc police he says. >> pc culture says whatever, you know, you're asked a question it has to be answered in a certain way. and if you don't answer it that way then, you know, let's attack. >> well, this morning there's a big update. the critics weren't counting on ben carson the doctor, is here to explain. and ever give a negative

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president obama picked pope francis at the airport because what better way to alleviate the traffic the pope is about to cause than sending out a presidential motorcade? you want to make it home for dinner, you left home a month ago. >> and of course he arrived and got into that little tiny fiat

car. look at the people. and then later today he's going to have a popemobile also built by the same company, by chrysler. >> heather's going to join us right now. she has an exclusive look at where the pope will celebrate his first mass just hours from now. so what goes into prepping for this type of mass? this is so historic. >> yes. >> a whole lot goes into it. we got an exclusive behind the scenes tour, and we met so many people, hundreds of the faithful working since last winter to pull off the event. it's of enormous proportions. it some ways it's kind of like putting on a rock concert. they have lights, music, and except the stories of the people who are all pulling this together combine a unique faith, commitment and perseverance. they're putting on the final

touches, all for the holy mass that pope francis will accept great in front of an estimated 25,000 worshippers at the basilica of the shrine of the immaculate conception. they are going over every last detail. >> they say the devil is in the details. and if order to succeed in making a project like this come off perfectly, you have to cure the details. every detail matters. >> reporter: the mass will be held outside to accommodate norv the faithful. that's where this massive banner is being revealed. he will canonize a spanish-born friar. part of the mass will be said in spanish. no frills, no opulence. >> he's a simple man. francis, of the people. so just the little things, you know, his, him literally walking

away from the red shoes and going with a simple black shoe means that he's taken a path to be understated. and we wanted to create something that's reflective of that. >> reporter: he'll actually come out these doors. >> out these doors. >> reporter: and then walk down here and take a seat -- >> he will proceed down to his chair which was specially built for him, which will be quite the view for 25,000 people. >> reporter: and i imagine the men and women who are involved in this process meant a whole lot. >> it's amazing. our entire production crew, whether they be catholics or not recognized the importance and significance of this visit. >> reporter: he oversaw the building of the chair. >> i serve at the altar. to make the altar is a blessing to make any altar, but to be able to do it for the holy father and his visit is just

over the top. >> reporter: francis won't be the first holy father to visit. pope john paul ii. >> and the signature of pope john paul ii. now st. john paul. we noticed that he wrote vatican city. >> reporter: now that this pope, pope francis, is here, many americans want to know what will he say in his homily. >> i'm sure somebody has a copy, but it's not me. >> nobody knows what he will say. so i asked that monsignor what he's been praying for. and he said good weather. interesting stuff about the people behind the scenes, look at that fabric right there. that was donated by a lady. it turns out to be wedding dress fabric. and the man who constructed made

those cushions, he's undergoing chemotherapy treatment right now. so a whole lot of people behind the scenes went into this. and by the way, i brought you some stuff from the gift shop there at the basilica. so we have the pope right here, elisabeth, that's for you. i know you have family interested. >> my parents are there. >> they won the catholic university second rounders. >> i saved you -- >> thank you, heather! i'll bring it to you, i promise. >> thank you. >> it was an honor to be there today. >> and speaking of today, today is the first day of fall, and maria molina joins us to tell us about the autumnal eke what knox? >> that's right. so it started earlier this morning at about 4:21 eastern

time, so yes, fall is here, and it sure does feel like it across many areas, especially the northeast and parts of the northern plains into the rockies with temperatures widespread this morning into the low 60s and 50 for many of you in maine. temperatures there only in the mid-40s this morning. as we head into the afternoon, temperatures will be above average across a big chunk of the nation, across the plains in the 90s, middle 80s. new york city 80 degrees for your high temperature with a lot of sunshine. we've been talking about flash flooding being a concern across the northwest. and we're looking at a threat for flash flooding across portions of the plains, nebraska iowa and south dakota. >> all right, maria, thank you very much. >> the eke knox. >> half and who havhalf. kim davis says she only answers to god and is willing to go back to jail for her beliefs.

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dr. ben carson still facing waves of backlash after he said he could not support a muslim for president who didn't renounce sharia law. and the presidential candidate is standing firm saying our real country's problem is political correctness. >> the pc culture says whenever,

you know, you're asked a question, it has to be answered in a certain way. and if you don't answer it that way then, you know, let's attack. >> well, this is the "washington times" reports that his fund-raising has skyrocketed since the controversial issue, especially at a super pac. dr. carson joins us right now. a "meet the press" interview has turned into a three-day story, maybe a bigger story. are you surprised? >> i wish i could say i was surprised, but, you know, i've come to be familiarized with the pc culture, and i'm willing to fight it. you know, somebody has to stand up for who we are. america is a very unique place. and you'll notice that there's an american way. but there's no french way, there's no canadian way, no portuguese way, and we need to be proud of who we are. we ascended to the pinnacle and

the highest pinnacle anyone has ever reached in record time because of the values and principles that we have. we don't need to be anybody else. we are who we are. >> so, is it true that your super pac is getting tops, record donations as well as your personal could ha personal coffers? and if so, how much has been garnered? >> the money's been coming in so fast, it's hard to even keep up with it. and i remember the day of the last debate, within 24 hours we'd raised $1 million. and it's coming in at least at that rate, if not quite a bit faster. >> all right. you're getting criticism. >> and there's over 550 donations. so -- >> 550 donations. you had talked when you were there. >> 550,000. >> 550,000 since sunday? >> no, no, no. since we announced.

the. >> okay. here is some, josh earnest, carly fiorina had a problem with your comes, listen. >> the view the articulated by dr. carson are entirely inconsistent with the constitution that does guarantee the freedom of religion in this country. so, ultimately, there will be consequences. the. >> i think this shows that dr. carson's not ready to be commander in chief. >> well, i think that's wrong. you know, it says in our constitution that religion cannot be a test for office. >> so, your reaction it to those on the right? >> my reaction to anyone is that i never said that a person could not run for office. i just said i wouldn't support them. do i not have a right to support what i want to support? i want to support what made this nation great and what made us unique. i want to support the things that gave me an opportunity to come from nowhere, to rise to a

very high position in our society. i want that for the people who are coming after us. you know, i have been a pediatric neurosurgeon. i care about what happens in terms of the quality of life for the next generation. i will continue to fight for that. and if it costs me politically, it does. the >> one area, there's a couple things raging in the news. what's happening in syria, you have general david petraeus saying, what's happening is a chernobyl on the region. and you have soaring pharmaceutical costs. and we're seeing this right now where people have an opportunity to make huge profits and deny others who need medicine. first off on date of petraeus's statement, are you, your reaction to it. >> i'm very sad to see what's going on in syria, and i do feel for those individuals. and i think we should be helping. but the way that we should help is with our expertise, perhaps with some financial help.

to settle them in the area where they're coming from. the nations of the arabian peninsula and turkey have to solve this problem. this is a regional problem as far as i'm concerned. and we must also take into consideration the fact that the jihadists, they want to infiltrate our nation. the they're looking for every mechanism that they can. we have to exercise something that even resembles common sense here. >> and over a hundred, taking in over 100,000 does not please you? >> no. of course not. the that would be foolishness to take in people from a region where we don't the have any way of making a determination of whether this person is radicalized already or is potentially radicalized. and we also have millions of people in this country who are already suffering. who are poor. and we need to be dealing with, with that before we start bringing in a bunch of other people. why don't we ever think about putting americans first? >> all right, and right now

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expensive as you get closer to christmas. obviously the demand is going up. there will be some isolated deals. but typically that's just to get you in the store. >> wow. and so how can you actually -- what tips do you have for those of us like me who haven't started shopping yet? and i don't plan to. you say we should but you think -- you actually assert that you can save a bunch of money. what can we actually do? how do we practically approach this? >> i know it sounds early but if we want to win with finances come the holiday season we've got to start saving now. even in september. the day of christmas, it comes the same day every year. shocker, right? so we need to start saving now. if we start saving right before the chaos of the holiday season, it's not going to be a joyful experience. so start saving now. also we need to create the dreaded "b" word, that is a budget. a holiday budget that's specific for the holidays. who are we going to spend money for? and how much are we going to spend on each person? and there needs to be a little

bit of wiggle room. there needs to be a miscellaneous category for the pop-up gifts and parties that come up. >> that's right. gift for linda, i think she's about a $25 friend. >> are you going to regift to me? >> the other thing you say is pay cash. why is that important? >> yeah. this is a holiday season it's not an excuse for us to go into debt. the worst thing in the world is to be paying for christmas in march. we don't want to do that. so we want to make sure that we pull out the amount of cash that we need to spend, and we use the envelope system. each person that you decide who you're going to buy for, put an envelope together. and when it's gone, guess what? stop spending. and i know it's a crazy thought but we need to be mature and disciplined to be able to do that. we also need to do our homework. we need to start this process early now and that gives us an opportunity to shop around. gives us the opportunity to see who has the best deals and when is the best time to buy?

>> the problem with doing your christmas shopping at the end of september is, by the end of december, the kids have found the stuff in the attic. >> that happens to me a lot, too. you have to be really creative with the hiding spots. >> there's some great apps out there you can put in your budget, what you spent. >> really? >> keeps you honest the entire way. you don't have the envelopes in your hand with the cash. great tips. you get us motivated. maybe we'll join the one in seven who have already started. >> season's greetings. of course today is the first day of fall. >> merry christmas anyway. >> plan early. >> all right. coming up on this wednesday, if you don't believe in global warming, mainstream media has a new name for you. find out what it is. >> and the pc police on patrol killing the kiss cam at syracuse university, because it promotes forced affection. >> it doesn't look forced.

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good morning to you. it is wednesday, september 23rd, i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. he is here. pope francis making his first trip to the united states. today, he'll visit the white house before delivering his first mass on united states soil. the 25,000 faithful, we have live team coverage coming your way. and presidential candidate ben carson not backing down over his muslim comments. speaking out right here moments ago on "fox & friends." >> i've come to be familiarized with the pc culture, and i'm willing to fight it. >> so what do voters think? the proof is the stunning new fund-raising numbers that are coming in for ben carson. >> and celebrity chef sandra lee making her first public appearance at the emmys after winning her battle with breast cancer. she is here live to talk about her struggle and her journey.

and she's going to cook. live from new york city and washington, d.c., this is "fox & friends." all right. >> hi, everybody. >> hello. what a holy and historic day right here on our nation's soil. and right here in the capital. as pope francis spends his first full day in the united states. we are bringing you live team coverage from washington, d.c. this morning. all morning long, where in just a few hours pope francis heads to the white house. peter doocy is live, and kristen fisher is at the nation's largest catholic church the basilica. peter, good morning to you. >> good morning, elisabeth. it is really rare for a crowd in d.c. to be this big and this excited for something that is not political. and pope francis wants everybody to know that he's not political, and that he is not some big liberal.

in fact, he went out of his way to tell reporters on the plane ride here from cuba that he -- that anybody that thinks he leans to the left is congress, and his personal doctrine is the church doctrine, even though he has criticized capitalism, and warned about global warming. this is not supposed to be a republican or democrat deeped trip and the white house says they get that. >> this is not a meeting between politicians. and this is not an effort to advance anybody's political agenda. but rather it is an opportunity for two respected world leaders, with significant influence around the globe, to spend some time talking about the values that they hold in common. and to do so with respect. >> the people that you see behind us were lined up and wanded down by taz agents at security checkpoints before the magnetometers opened at 4:00 a.m. they're trying to get a spot along the parade route to get a glimpse of pope francis.

they're also hurrying outside, though, because those security checkpoints close down three hours from right now. this whole area gets sealed off an hour before the pope arrives at about 11:00. back to you guys. >> what a day. peter thank you for that. we're going to head out to kristen fisher live at the basilica where the pope will be holding mass later on today. hey, kristen. >> hi, elisabeth. you know, preparations here at the basilica have been going on for weeks. i was out here yesterday actually and it still looks quite a bit like a construction site. but today, look at this. i mean it is just beautiful out here. the sun is rising over the basilica. the largest catholic church in the united states. i would say this is fit for a pope, wouldn't you? just speaking with a spokeswoman for the washington archdiocese and she told me that when the pope arrives here shortly after 4:00 today he's actually going to arrive in his pope mobile and he's going to come right along the bottom of these media risers, in his pope mobile,

waving to the crowds of some 25,000, maybe even 30,000 people before he makes his way in to the front door of the basilica. he will spend a little time inside, and then he will walk out to the east portico. this is a stage that has been specifically constructed for the pope so you might not be able to tell it because the scaffolding is concealed by custom made fabric made to match the marble of the basilica behind it. it matches perfectly. i mean look at that. and then below it you will see the altar. that was designed by students here at catholic university. that is where the pope will be celebrating the first ever canonization mass to be held on u.s. soil. and it will be -- he will be speaking in spanish, because he is going to be canonizing the first hispanic american saint. he will become a saint here today as you might imagine, security just incredibly tight here today. the fbi is calling the security efforts here, and throughout

washington, new york and philadelphia, unprecedented. but at this point in time, no specifics or credible threats against the pope. let's hope it stays that way. brian, elisabeth, back to you. >> kristin thank you very much. they have that magazine that came out that said making enemy number one amongst them. nothing here except for the top story yesterday, where maybe some would-be attackers might threaten -- >> that's good news. in the mean time the pope is also going to stop at the cathedral of in the heart of washington, used to be the church i went to when i lived in washington, and your mother is already heading toward washington. >> she is. my mom and my dad are there. both went to catholic university. put in for a lottery ticket hoping to get one or two to get there. didn't get in the first round and then they were on a waiting list, and when someone wasn't able to make it they were able at the very last minute to join this day. my mom is the equivalent of a teenage girl. she is so excited. >> so she's on her way right

now? >> my parents are on their way. they better hurry! >> that's right. heather was down in washington a couple of days ago, and told us all about the construction of that particular altar, and the security. >> your folks are in for a real treat elisabeth, as are 25,000 other people. i'll tell you more about that later. in the mean time news headlines i want to bring you. a florida sheriff's deputy was gunned down while he was trying to make some extra money to bring his daughter, his granddaughter, rather, to disney world. okaloosa county deputy bill myers retired years ago but he recently started working part-time serving court papers. myers was shot and killed while he was serving a domestic violence restraining order yesterday morning. that -- the suspect fled before he died in a shoot-out with police. >> he's a coward. he was fearful. fearful of going to jail. fearful of losing his firearms.

he was fearful of everything. he was just a sick, little coward. >> deputy myers had been with the force for 25 years. the head of the pharmaceutical company who increased the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000% now announcing that he is making a major reversal. martin shkreli, ceo of turing pharmaceuticals appears to be paying to public pressure, agreeing to lower the cost of the prescription pill daraprim. earlier this week his company jacked up the price from $13 a bill to $750 a pill. he claimed the price hike was going to fund research. this isn't the first time he's drawn negative public attention. in the past he's been accused of manipulating the stock market. baseball losing a legend overnight. new york yankees hall of fame catcher yogi berra dying of natural causes at his home in new jersey. the iconic yankee helped his team win 10 world series championships. he won on the yankees and also

the mets. he was also a world war ii veteran who served in the navy. he was a machine gunner's assistant at omaha beach. yogi berra was 90 years old. what a life he lived. and climate change deniers are no more. at least according to the associated press. the news agency making a change to its famous style book saying that those who don't accept climate change will now be called climate change doubters. the word skeptic will also no longer be used because of complaints from actual skeptics in the scientific community. those are your headlines. >> thank you, ap. what's with the changes? >> a denier, a doubter. there are a lot of doubters. >> heather, thank you. ben carson, ever since his appearance on "meet the press" with chuck todd posed a hypothetical question, hypothetical because there are no muslims actually running for president of the united states, ben carson made it clear he did not feel comfortable supporting a muslim for president of the united states. ever since then, there has been a firestorm. number of people on the left,

and some on the right, as well, say he was out of bounds. he's got to apologize. >> he said he wouldn't support a muslim unless they renounced that they adhere to the constitution, and renounce the use of any sharia law. >> any sharia law. >> so he said that yesterday and did not back down today. >> i've come to be familiarized with the pc culture, and i'm willing to fight it. you know, somebody has to stand up for who we are. america is a very unique place. and you'll notice that there's an american way. but there's no french way. there's no canadian way. no portuguese way. and we need to be proud of who we are. we ascended to the pinnacle, and the highest pinnacle anyone has ever reached in record time because of the values and principles that we have. we don't need to be anybody else. we are who we are. >> we are. after he made his comments on

"meet the press" then his super pac which he is not directly involved in but does benefit his campaign sent out an e-mail to supporters saying hey, look at the heat he's taken. they have seen a gigantic surge in donations, people supporting him all across the country, and supporting his comments. >> also -- >> the pc police they should be worrying about, not his comments. >> when care came out and said he should drop out a lot of conservatives said he shouldn't drop out let's push back on that. he's going to be at the joint session of congress when the president -- when the pope comes to make his remarks. he's going to be a guest of congressman mark sanford so that's great. >> let's go up to syracuse university. they've got a kiss cam there. you know what a kiss cam is where the cameraman zooms in on a couple, they put a heart around it and the couple kisses. apparently there was a fellow by the name of steve said he saw something at one of the games where he felt it was

unacceptable. as men forcibly kissed women and were clearly saying no. no, no, no, didn't want kissed. >> he said oh, my god this woman is saying no and it didn't even matter. >> yeah. >> so he has questioned it, and now the university is apparently they have suspended it. they didn't do it over the weekend. >> kiss cams done the right way. >> it's interesting. i have to give the students credit here. because they came together and a couple of them have some suggestions on how to make this work. there are great moments on the kiss cam. we all celebrated when president jimmy carter was on the kiss cam. the students are saying why don't we poll students on whether or not to keep it before we yank it? why don't we come up with rules and then you have to abide by them. and how about moving on quickly with some common sense if obviously someone doesn't want to play along. so the students are the ones having the most sense about this. i give them a lot of credit at syracuse. >> they are going to play central michigan at some point, with the kiss cam or not. right now kiss cam will be pulled for saturday's game.

but i actually see a lot of times i think wow they're overreacting. but i could see it being a problem. >> sure. >> if you're sitting next to somebody you don't even know or you're sitting with two drunk friends and you might be drunk, next thing you know you're forcing yourself on this women. >> the mets used to have a ton of people coming after them because they were finding home who were the home team and the away team. >> when people suddenly find themselves in the heart, what do they do? am i supposed to kiss her? that's what it looks -- >> yes. >> oh. >> all right, there you go. >> are you happy? >> so happy. >> here comes the lawsuit. >> the point of the kiss cam. when you really like somebody it's okay. but when they're total strangers and it's kind of like, hey, you got to do something right there? . >> regulations on the wave. >> if you're a dad and your daughter is in the kiss cam and you see she doesn't want to kiss somebody and she's forced to, there's issues. let us know what you think about the kiss cam.

>> many people it should force people to date afterwards? >> breakfast anyone? >> and is it also the pc police? the pucker correctness police. kind of -- >> i actually -- >> let us know. >> i agree with this guy peter, i think there is somewhat of a problem. he is the guy that syracuse that says we got to revisit the kiss cam. i actually agree with the -- >> send us your kissable comments. we'll read them coming up in the show. >> in the mean time coming up the fbi just found hillary clinton's deleted e-mails. they have recovered some of them. what are they? we're live in washington with what we know so far this wednesday morning. >> and seattle seahawk fans say they want their quarterback back. the new plot to get him to break up with his girlfriend? ahead. hi my name is tom.

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>> he's enshrined as part of a tradition that includes babe ruth, lou gehrig and joe dimaggio. and his unique brand of wisdom will live forever in american culture. lawrence peter berra was born may 12th, 1925. his parents raised him in the hill district in the south side of st. louis. the son of a brickyard worker he left school after eighth grade to work in a coal yard. a friend gave him his lifelong nickname. he said berra looked like a yogi in a hindu themed movie and it stuck. in 1943 he signed with the new york yankees. but baseball would have to wait. with world war ii in full swing, yogi joined the navy, volunteering for duty on a rocket boat that capsized during the d-day invasion. >> i thought it was like fourth of july. i was only 19 years old. it was, i thought it was beautiful. and i was standing up there, said you got to get your head down here, son. >> berra was discharged in may of 1946. by the end of that baseball season he was wearing pinstripes. berra anchored the yankees

dynasty from the late 40s to the early '60s. during his tenure with the team he was a 15 time all-star, a 10 time world series champion and a 3 time league mvp. berra would eventually hang up his catchers mitt but his success in baseball was far from over. yogi would manage both new york teams, becoming the first man in more than four decades to win pennants in different leagues. all of these accomplishments made him a shoo-in for the hall of fame induction in 1972. in addition to all his accomplishments playing america's pastime, berra also has a special place in america's vernacular. quoted more often than most poets. phrases like it ain't over till it's over have given him more entries into bartlett's familiar quotations than any other sports figure. >> yogi berra, also one of his other yogi-isms, i never said most of the things i said. >> yeah. >> hilarious. >> stuff right here. >> this is it. the yogi book. i didn't really say everything i

said. which steve just brought up. i love some of these. you better cut pizza in four pieces because i'm not hungry enough to eat six. >> that's right. >> in theory there's no difference between theory and practice. in practice there is. he also said 90% of the game is half mental. >> that's right. >> love yogi berra. >> when it comes to a fork in the road, he said, take it. >> it ain't over till it's over. >> yogi berra dead at the age of 90. straight ahead on this wednesday here at "fox & friends" a shocking 911 call from a school bus driver. >> and what was your emergency? >> our bus lost control it's in the water with the kids. please help. >> oh, my goodness. look at that. more of this dramatic crash and call straight ahead. we've got the pictures and the sound. >> and she bravely won her fight with cancer and now sandra lee is getting back into the spotlight. she is here with us live to talk and cook, next.

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pope. achoo. don't say pope, there it is when he walks in the room. he doesn't like that. he thinks it's disrespectful. pope, there it is. pope there it is. pope, there it is. pope, there it is. he doesn't enjoy that. don't do that. they're asking please don't do that. >> he's heard it. >> i don't think we have to worry because the pope is, for the most part, being kept apart from regular folk like us. >> well he used to be a bouncer so he'd have no problems dancing that all around. >> i just can't imagine the pope at lady's night checking my i.d. >> meanwhile, after months of not taking a stance, hillary clinton is finally breaking her silence on the keystone pipeline coming out hard against it. >> clinton making the big announcement as her e-mail scandal continues to grow and

get worse. >> should she wait for more people to come and bury that news? garrett is live in washington with more. >> brian, steve and elisabeth she's been slipping in the polls and under fire from environmentalists as well as other democratic candidates for not taking a stance on the keystone pipeline. you'll remember back in 2010 as secretary of state clinton indicated she was leaning towards supporting the keystone pipeline but yesterday in des moines, iowa, she said it's a bad idea. >> i think it is imperative that we look at the keystone pipeline as what i believe it is, a distraction from the important to do to combat climate change, and unfortunately from my perspective, one that interferes with our ability to move forward to deal with all the other issues. therefore, i oppose it. >> the rnc was quick to call the announcement a political move by the clinton campaign to boost support from the far left saying

in a statement in part, hillary clinton has sided with extreme special interests reinforcing how out of touch she is and that she'll say or do anything to get elected. and there could be more trouble on the way for clinton. bloomberg is reporting the fbi has recovered some of the deleted e-mails from the former secretary of state's private e-mail server. the fbi is now double-checking the e-mails to determine if they were, in fact, personal e-mails as clinton has maintained from the beginning. steve, brian and elisabeth. >> that's huge. >> so the fbi's a-team is working on this and they've got to be going through e-mails that she never wanted to -- >> they found something. the question is what and when will we see it? >> 25 minutes before the top of the hour. heather's got some news. >> good morning. good morning to you 35 minutes after the hour. he was hand picked by president obama to lead the u.s. effort against isis. but now general don allen has announced that he is stepping down. the retired marine is leaving over frustrations with our country's terror plan in the middle east, as well as a family

illness. allen says he believes the fight against isis is at a stalemate. he's only held that position for a year now. we understand he'll be taking a job at the brookings institution this fall. a school bus driver is now being blamed for the crash that sent a bus full of elementary school children crashing into a pond in florida. this as we get the first listen at some of those 911 calls. >> what is your emergency? >> a bus lost control. it's in the water with the kids. please help! >> that is 54-year-old lenore accused of careless driving. she was hired at the start of the school year despite having a careless driving creditation. on his record, rather. he has since been fired. everybody on board that bus did manage to get out safely. seattle seahawk fans want their star quarterback russell wilson to break up with his girlfriend so much so that they started a go fund me page to bring about a split.

the seahawks are 0-2 and fans blaming his relationship for affecting his onfield performance. go fund me took down that page. it said its goal was to get ciara's career on track so she had time for a relationship. no time for a relationship, that is. and those are your headlines. steve, elisabeth and brian with sandra lee. welcome back. great to have you here. >> isn't it great to have her back? >> this is a long way from home. >> that's my good mug. >> it's her first day back to work. she's going to be showing you how to make three different kinds of macaroni and cheese. but it's also the first day of fall and that's why maria molina joins us with our science trivia. we're going to try to stump everybody. >> yeah, including sandra lee. unfortunately we're going to drag you into this. and now, today's question -- >> i'm going to have -- >> el nino the well documented oscillation in the pacific ocean really impacts weather all across the world, including right here in the u.s. we're expecting to see more rain

across places like california that need it because of it so the question is how long does el nino last. we're talking about on average. >> what is the right thing to do? let the guest guess? >> or give the guest the answer we think it is and let the guest -- >> i think she's going to pass. she just wants to cook. >> let's -- >> i'm going to say -- >> i'm going weeks. >> i'm going weeks. >> i'm going days. >> i'm going until la nina shows up. >> well unfortunately you guys it's nine to twelve months. the answer is "c." >> oh, really? >> yeah, lasts nine to twelve months on average. >> we're pretty terrible. >> that's a lot of rain. >> you would think with back to school we'd be better. back in the kitchen with sandra lee and it's all about the classic comfort food that everybody loves. sandra, right now those are actually muffins. >> she's so cute. >> that you're frosting. >> this is your favorite meat loaf recipe. ours are made with sausage but topped with something easy. i'm all about farm fresh now and

things that are great in the grocery store they're real. we partnered last spring to create a recipe club but it got away from me. now i'm back to the fall. >> you want to -- fresh food that's good for you. these look great for the kids. >> and comfort food. these are easy for the kids. it has to be convenient and it has to be real potatoes, real butter, and real milk. >> mashed potatoes? >> these are mashed potatoes. you open them up, you heat them up and put them on your favorite meat loaf recipe. >> what a great idea. >> these are adorabldorable. my kids would love this. >> is the goal to trick your kids into thinking they're dessert? >> no, the goal is to make it fun and festive, and to feed them food that they love and that's good for them. >> and they'll eat it, too. >> so kids love, and we all love comfort food. so let's talk about mac and cheese with broccoli. the broccoli, are they going to pick out of it? >> i'm going to line you guys up.

we're going to have a little macaroni and cheese-off. in the grocery store there's all these great convenience items. this is also bob evans mac and cheese which is fantastic for fall but also for thanksgiving. so this is already done and ready to go. you just heat it up. if you want to make it special you're going to put paprika that is going to be a little bit of nutmeg and broccoli inside there. >> whoo! >> you are going to put in bread crumbs. now, what you do first -- no, no, no. what you're going to do first is this inside the dish. and then we're going to put together, and here you're making mexican so that's mexican seasoning. >> okay. >> mix and real cheddar cheese. >> this is good. having mac and cheese all week. >> -- mac and cheese out of a box. >> we're definitely back to work here. so now what you're going to do is put bread crumbs in your bowl. in your bowl. >> oh, in my bowl. >> in this bowl. a little bit of romano cheese and that is italian seasoning. mix that together, crumble it over the top and you're ready to

go. >> great. >> now all these go in the oven for about 15 minutes. what's beautiful about this is again you're going to do this to package instructions, put in low fat milk and this is all made with real cheese. >> i have your blessings to put this in the pan? >> go for it. >> it's pretty. >> so we've done them and then you put them in the oven -- >> 15 minutes in the oven and they're beautiful. they're single servings, you'll love them. >> in your house you ask them or you tell them what they want for dinner? >> no, everybody wants something different. i just want to make everybody happy. it's like -- this is easy. you could have one container just split it up. >> my kids would love it three different ways like that. >> sandra lee she's back in the kitchen! >> whoo! yay! >> go to bob evans dotcom/recipes for all these recipes and also i have quick tips and kitchen ideas. >> great to have you back. >> all the recipes on our website foxandfriends.com.

>> great to see you, fantastic. >> sweet potatoes. >> all right but first will former lee bruce now caitlyn jenner go to jail for that car accident. >> the 2015 service dog of the year, banned from boarding a plane because they thought he was a fake. now the airline refusing to refund that veteran and his dog joining us live coming your way.

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the hour, quick hollywood headlines. caitlyn jenner will reportedly not be prosecuted for vehicular manslaughter in the february crash that left one person dead. tmz saying that people reviewing the case found jenner's conduct to be negligent, but not criminal. and this could have been an easy catch for the bounty hunter from a previous marriage accused of robbing a bank in hawaii. dog says he hasn't seen gillespie in more than ten years and he was shocked and heartbroken to see her on crime stoppers. imagine that. brian? >> all right, elisabeth. combat tours in the middle east, retired marine captain jason haig suffered from ptsd and a dramatic brain injury. his only relief came from a service dog named axel. just named service dog of the year. so imagine jason's surprise and anger when american airlines at l.a.x. refused to let axel board the plane for their ride home calling him a fake service dog.

the airline has since apologized. but did it do enough? and is it enough? let's talk right now to both distinguished veterans who have done a lot for our country. captain, first off, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> and letting us continue to track your story pope so american airlines said there was confusion, we apologize, is that enough? >> i don't think so. no. we need american airlines to step up and help us change the laws because this continues to happen. i've been contacted by no less than 50 people saying that this has happened to them. these laws are -- >> other veterans? >> other veterans. other disabled people. with service dogs. so this needs to be changed and needs to be changed fast. >> what can we do? >> for example they asked you for paperwork on the dog. >> they asked me for paperwork which they never clarified what that was. they asked me for an i.d. which they called fake. so we need to make a law and change the ada, which is the american disabilities act where there is a national

certification, a national registry and a national i.d. where this doesn't happen anymore. because -- >> it's humiliating. you have places to go, you have things to do, you have enough stress in your life, you should not be forced to deal with this. >> absolutely. this is not just a veterans issue. >> when you're in a rush at airlines it's hard to get sympathy, even if you are not a veteran. american airlines said quote we have apologized to both captain haag and his dog and his family and the confusion with sunday's travel plans. you said that is not enough. so we have to find a way to get the airlines to streamline your process and get on the same page. because we don't want people pretending that they're soldiers, pretending that that's a service dog. >> correct. >> so how can we take action today? >> i'm calling on the ceo of american airlines to meet myself and robin gander from american humane association in washington, d.c. to sit down with us, and figure out how to make this right. because it's not just going to help the airlines. it's going to help everybody, the hotels, the restaurants, everybody to make sure that this

is right, and doesn't stop disabled people with service dogs from getting in to establishments. >> when you're confronted like that, you have this inconvenience of someone challenging you and your integrity what does that do with the ptsd? >> it's embarrassing, it's disrespectful, it can set you off, it can put you into an anxiety attack, a panic attack, a flashback, anything like that. it's not just for veterans, it's for all people with mental disabilities or physical disabilities. i mean, it was ridiculous. it had my wife in tears standing in front of over 200 people about to board an airplane. >> right. i understand you, i can sympathize with you but i'm a little insulted that axel fell pa sleep during our interview. >> he's had a very exhausting weekend. that is absolutely for sure. >> thanks so much for your service. we're going to stay with this through the next chapter. hopefully you're going to hear from american airlines. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, this should do nothing for your mind-set, it's done nothing for mine. he was bin laden's bodyguard

trained to be the 20th hijacker on 9/11 perhaps and now the terrorist has been sprung from gitmo by the president and wait until you hear where he's going. but first on this date in 1846 the planet neptune was discovered in 1962 unrelated the jetsons first aired on tv. and the four seasons had the number one song in america i believe you can make up the title of the song. ♪

all right. let's tell you this story. it was in 2009, the federal government took a look at a guy who was being held by this

government down in gitmo. abdul abi regarded as osama bin laden's bodyguard. they said this guy is too dangerous to ever release. fast forward to june of this year, another panel took a look at the same guy, looked at the earlier warnings, too dangerous to release, and said, he is no longer a threat to the united states, let's send him back to saudi arabia. and saudi arabia is going to say, okay, welcome home. go ahead, go anywhere you want. >> i mean first -- >> we're just going to watch you. >> first five terrorists in exchange for bergdahl. now this? look at his profile. he was a bodyguard for osama bin laden. training to be the 20th 9/11 hijacker there. received chance trained at several al qaeda camps and demonstrated his pure hatred for americans at gitmo during a nine-year hunger strike where he had to be force-fed there. >> so we now have a guy that was picked up in 2001, with 31

others, the worst of the worst. the dirty 30. he was somebody who was close to bin laden. and so -- so, i guess, you could say he wants to die in prison. >> wanted to die as one of the hijackers. >> he also wanted to die at gitmo. he was being fed intravenously to keep him alive. now we find out according to his lawyer he just wants to settle down and get married and have a family of his own and put the past behind him. we're letting him do it. >> the board actually said there, the panel board said it was confident that the saudi government's rehabilitation program and its ability to monitor former detainees would mitigate any risk that would come into play primarily because this guy's nephew went through the program before and is now supposedly living a peaceful existence. >> so he's going to go from gitmo to the suburbs? >> right. >> keep in mind, with him gone now there are 114 detainees left at gitmo. this is the president's way of closing gitmo.

one guy at a time. so another one out the door today. i'm sure there are going to be a couple of more in the coming months. the president is not being allowed by congress to close gitmo but one at a time -- >> can't bring out without permission. they have a beautiful court right there. they could be trying these guys but they're not doing it. four minutes before the top of the hour. >> we've got some shocking new video from a project showing the dangers of kids going unsupervised on the internet. >> hey little buddy, i'm amanda's dad. hop on back. >> help me! help! >> this fake abduction done with the parents' supervision. so why aren't the kids, though, taking the danger online seriously? and what every parent needs to know. we're going to tell you straight ahead. >> that's right. and we're counting down to the pope's historic arrival at the white house. we have live team coverage at the top of the hour. look at this.

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the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. good morning. today is wednesday, september 23rd, i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. live from the white house in washington, d.c., where pope francis' motorcade is expected to arrive within the hour. as thousands of faithful gather in the streets. what we can expect when these two meet. we'll be there live. meanwhile presidential candidate dr. ben carson not backing down over his muslim comments. speaking out right here on "fox & friends." >> i've come to be familiarized with the pc culture, and i'm willing to fight it. >> so what do voters think? the proof is in the stunning new fund-raising numbers. we're going to tell you what we know.

>> and no smooching at the stadium. the kiss ban. yes, the kiss cam just got banned because someone complained over in syracuse. is it putting too much pressure on women to kiss their man? they're handling all the issues. your comments are pouring in on this. keep in mind when we put the animation up, don't make out, everybody. ♪ >> there's a lot of praying down in washington, d.c. the pope is there in northwest washington. and that is a view of a live camera on the south lawn of the white house where thousands of people are in attendance. and i've been looking at stwiter. it was a slow go getting past security. they're there. he will meet with the president later on this morning.

it will be a great day in our nation's capital. >> you need special permission to get there just to have a chance to see the pope come by. >> oh, absolutely. >> security and lots of wanding going on with security concerns that came up just yesterday about would-be evil doers dressed in disguise as police and firefighters. they're trying to do as much as they can on this historic day. keep an eye out, my parents are around there. >> we're getting as close as we can. peter doocy is live along the pope's parade route. and kristin fisher is at the nation's largest catholic church. let's start with peter in the top box. peter, what's about to happen? >> it's interesting. before this morning's big parade, the pope wants to gather masses to know that he's not some big liberal and that anybody who thinks he leans to the left is wrong. in fact, on that chartered commercial flight from cuba to joint base andrews in maryland

yesterday, the pope was asked about any potential conflicts during this visit since he has made comments critical of capitalism. but he brushed them aside, explaining that his personal doctrine is the church doctrine, and that's that. this trip is not supposed to be about republican or democratic issues. the white house said they're on board with that. >> this is not a meeting between politicians and this is not an effort to advance anybody's political agin today. rather it is an opportunity for two respected world leaders with significant influence around the globe to spend some time talking about the values they hold and to do so in an atmosphere of respect. >> the security in this parade is really tight as you might imagine. they've got the tsa putting everybody through metal detectors and wanding them. nobody really seems too inconvenienced. nobody really seems to be slowed down. they have been sprinting down the street to try to stake out a spot to catch a glimpse of the

pope. every few minutes there is singing. there is chanting. a lot of smiling. and we still have three hours to go until the pope mobile in that specially outfitted jeep rolls down constitution. back to you. >> peter doocy, thank you very much. everybody in the crowd that you see right there along the parade route. >> another great reason to be tall. you're going to be a lot happier today. >> and very neat to see what happens when they meet together. let's go to kristin fisher who is live at the basilica where the pope will be holding mass later today. hey, kristin. >> good morning. and yes it's shaping up to be a beautiful morning here at the basilica. the pope should be arriving here in about eight hours. and when he does, he will be holding the first ever canonization mass on u.s. soil. and it is all for this man whose image now graces the exterior of the basilica, juniero serra who

was a 17th catholic mission y r yearary from the 1700s. he is going to be made a saint here today. when the pope celebrates mass he's going to do it from this beautiful stage outside the east portico. it's been specially ee erected for the occasion. now, because juniero serra is going to become the first hispanic american saint ever this mass is going to be spoken in spanish. and there's going to be 25,000 people here. you can see all of the chairs that have been set out for all of them and as you might imagine, because of that, the security here is just incredible. the fbi is calling this an unprecedented security effort. the largest in our country's history. 25,000 people will have to go through security along with all of the members of the media.

some 700 expected to be here. it is an incredible undertaking just to make sure that the pope is safe here. when he does arrive he's actually going to be showing up on the pope mobile. he will ride around the entire area before celebrating this mass. so very historic day here at the basilica. back to you. >> thank you very much. so, yesterday the pope arrived, and rather than take one of those million dollar limousines, he got in to a fiat 500-l which sells for about $20,000. it was the smallest vehicle in the motorcade. today, jeep which is owned by the same company, which owns fiat, has prepared a brand-new pope mobile. it will be white. it is a jeep. this hour about 50 minutes from right now, we will take you live to the new couture where he spent the night last night. it is directly across the street from the naval observatory up massachusetts where joe biden lives. and we'll see him leave and then he's going to head to the white

house, and then a parade, and then mass, and then the basilica. >> the last time they met in the vatican you had two statements, and we found out from the -- from our press corps, from the white house spokesperson they got along, they talked about everything. the vatican says no we brought up views in which we were divergent. >> two different stories of that last meeting in march. >> i wonder if there's going to be something like that today. >> we'll wait and see. when the pope does come to new york city there will be 5,000 to 6,000 additional guardian angels, says new york's police commissioner. bill bratton. he actually said it there. amping up security here, as well, and we cannot wait to welcome the pope. >> i can tell you for sure they're doing that. i was over at saint pat's yesterday and they will welding shut the manholes and all the grates around the cathedral. new york is getting ready. washington is on lockdown. we will keep you posted. you'll see the post live in the next 50 minutes or so. >> looking to go in a manhole forget it. >> if you're looking to get a

close idea heather nauert you got to see all the papal preparation in motion. getting ready for this most historic day. >> we certainly did. we had amazing behind-the-scenes tour in washington, d.c. i'm going to bring you that in about 30 minutes. good morning, eight minutes after the hour. a florida sheriff's deputy gunned down while trying to earn extra money to treat his granddaughter to disney world. okaloosa county deputy bill myers retired years ago but recently started working part-time serving court papers. myers was shot and killed serving a domestic violence restraining order yesterday morning. that would have forced the man to give up his firearms. the suspect fled before he died in a shoot-out with police. >> he's a coward. he was fearful. fearful of going to jail. fearful of losing his firearms. he was fearful of everything. he was just a sick little coward. >> deputy mayors had been with the police force for 25 years. the head of the

pharmaceutical company who increased the price of a life saving drug by 5,000% making a major reversal. martin shkreli appears to be caving to public pleasure now, agreeing to lower the cost of the prescription pill called daraprim. earlier this week his company jacked up the price from $13 a bill to $750 a dose. and got a whole lot of negative attention. he claimed that that price hike was going to fund additional research. this isn't the first time that he's drawn negative public attention. in the past he's been accused of manipulating the stock market. kentucky clerk kim davis says she only answers to god and she's willing to go to jail for her beliefs. davis was jailed for six days for refusing to sign same-sex marriage licenses. she's now removing her name from about a dozen licenses, which were issued by her deputies. this could start another major showdown in court. tonight on fox news channel megyn kelly will sit down with davis in an exclusive cable news

interview. you will not want to miss that. and baseball losing a legend overnight. new york yankees hall of fame catcher yogi berra dying of natural causes in his home in new jersey. the iconic yankee helped his team win 10 world series championships. he was also a world war ii veteran who served in the navy as a machine gunner's assistant at omaha beach. yogi berra was 90 years old. what a patriot and what a life he led. >> you can observe a lot by watching. >> always cute. >> joe dimaggio is one of the biggest opponents of yogi. go make amends to steinbrenner. we've got to be a part of the tradition. he did and he was. >> let's talk about something that happened initially on sunday on "meet the press" you see chuck todd sitting down with ben carson. ben carson said he would not support a muslim for president because he says that the u.s.

constitution and sharia law don't line up. since then there's been a firestorm. some on the left, some on the right, have said you've got to clar this show this morning talking to brian. he has not backed down. he is doubling down and blames it on -- >> i've come to be familiarized with the pc culture. and i'm willing to fight it. somebody has to stand up for who we are. america is a very unique place. you'll notice that there's an american way. there's no french way. there's no canadian way. no portuguese way. and we need to be proud of who we are. we extended to the pinnacle and the highest pinnacle anyone has ever reached in record time because of the values and principles that we have. we don't need to be anybody else. we are who we are. >> so he begins saying. he's not saying no muslim should run for president. he's saying i wouldn't advocate a muslim for president. saying he wouldn't vote for him.

also could we add there is no muslim running for president. it's one of these things that started because donald trump allegedly should have cut off somebody who was asking that question, or everyone thought he should. next thing you know every republican candidate is being asked this. and this has become a huge issue. >> someone last night stopping the question in its tracks and maybe something candidates should consider doing at this theoretical -- >> just don't answer. >> listen we've got a busy wednesday morning. coming up a shocking new video project showing the danger of kids going unsupervised on the internet. >> little buddy, i'm amanda's dad. hop on back. >> help me! help! >> amanda wasn't real and that wasn't really amanda's dad. so why aren't these kids taking the online danger seriously? what every parent needs to know is next. >> and the fbi just found those e-mails that hillary clinton thought she deleted. ooh what's on them? >> oh, boy.

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pope francis is in the united states. and that is the driveway that leads out to massachusetts avenue in northwest washington, d.c. the pope is expected to -- we may see him in the next 20 minutes or soon or so he's going to come out, he's going to hop in the new pope mobile as the camera guy washes the lens. then he's going to head down the white house. people were up at the crack of down, going through security. it is a big day for our nation's capital. all right we'll keep you posted here on fox. elisabeth, over to you. >> we're on the edge of our seats waiting for that. right now the social media experiment that has parents all across america panicking today. young girls and boys put to the test when they are lured by strangers that they met over the internet. one kid even entering the hall

of a girl just 24 hours after he met her on facebook. >> hold. this is exactly what you get. how many times have i told you not to talk to strangers on the internet? >> the video's producer said he wanted to raise awareness about the dangers of social media but despite the popularity of his first experiment kids are still putting themselves at risk. what can parents do to keep their kids safe? detective and self-defense instructor sat for many occasions going over how to keep safe in certain situations. this one has parents chilled to the bone. what can we do? >> we look at the developmental stage that these children are in. their frontal lobe hasn't developed yet. basically their working off the

player center of their brain. when they see a video like this, for a minute they're like wow that's terrible by the time they sent the next test it's done, it's out of their memory. they don't have the comprehension. they put social media way ahead of common sense. >> what do we do? i actually credit coby persin for putting these videos out. what can we do in our own home, once the video has passed, and the kids have seen it, what do we do? you have a team of people you go to. >> why teens fail. it's a group of ten experts that i go to because this is such a specific subject. one of the writers of this book said to me yesterday parents don't know what they don't know. and that's exactly true. take a workshop. go to at&t and verizon and be trained on how to monitor your kids' activity online. be pro-active. rather than react to something, be pro-active and envision what

could go wrong, look for what could go wrong, deal with the child. they're looking for our guidance, and need our guidance but we need to be educated in what to look for and how to deal with the problem. >> what does a parent do when they see something suspicious happening and they're catching it early. what actions should they take? sit the child down, they should discuss it. why is this wrong? why are we doing this? what is it that you're seeking? again, they haven't had the developmental sense. they're a little bit too young, too trusting, they haven't yet developed the tools to deal with someone that wishes them harm. >> okay. you mention the book today because it's helpful for you, wtf why teens fail. check that out today. detective, thank you. >> thank you. >> we're on a mission. he's one of america's most successful business leaders helping contestants make millions on the hit tv show shark tank so what does robert think about putting a businessman or businesswoman in the white house? he's here with us live. and about just 40 minutes from right now pope francis'

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>> and, brian, 15,000 people lined up before down to take their places on the white house south lawn. everybody should be in place right now. we've got a quick run through of what they're going to see when the pope pulls up about half an hour from right now. first the president and first lady are going to greet him at the south portico. then the crowd will hear the national anthem and the pontiffical anthem. very brief remarks from each. we're not to expect either leader to say anything too political. francis is the 266th pope in church history but just the third to visit the white house. when the pope is done on pennsylvania avenue his specially outfitted jeep pope mobile is going to drive down 15th street, make a turn near the world war ii memorial near the washington monument and another turn at 15th and pennsylvania toward treasury and that's the whole show. as the pope gets closer and closer to heading to this part of town, you can tell that security is getting tighter and tighter in the last hour or so.

helicopters have started hovering, but still nobody in the crowd seems too concerned. there is a lot of smiling, singing, chanting. and energy and just energy. in the crowd behind us they're still going to let people in for another hour and a half. but in the turn here at 15th and constitution, as far as we can see, it's about five people deep. in every single place alone the fenceline. it is a pretty short parade route but just 15th street, constitution and back up 17th. so only a few blocks. but every single part was about an hour and a half to go until this whole place is sealed off for one final security sweep there are a ton of people. and more coming. back to you in new york. >> and all those people got up really early. a lot of people started arriving at 2:00 in the morning. peter, thank you. >> i don't know if the pope is behind this but there's not a cloud in the sky. >> great weather today. peter thank you for that. now you're looking live on your

screen as ceremonial guard marches on the south lawn. the preceremony concert beginning shortly right there. >> and that's not news to kristin fisher live at the basilica where the pope will be holding mass later today. kristin? >> hello. well the crowds aren't here just yet but don't worry they're coming. between 25,000 and 30,000 people are expected to be here. the pope is set to arrive in just under eight hours. and when he does he will be arriving in his white jeep wrangler pope mobile. he will be coming on the sidewalk just underneath these media risers. then he will step inside the basilica, and come out on this east portico onto the stage that was built especially for this occasion. he will be celebrating the first canonization mass ever on u.s. soil. he will be doing it from that altar which is designed by students here at catholic university. and he's going to be, by the end of today, june pero serra will become a saint.

the first hispanic american saint. and this is also the first mass that the pope, pope francis, will ever hold in the u.s. so a lot of firsts here today. but one more thing that really makes this mass special is something that the archbishop of washington said. and what he said was that so many of these masses that the pope celebrates when he's on these overseas tours, he has to do it in a big outdoor setting in order to accommodate the crowd. but in this case they were able to do it at an actual church and not just any church, but the largest catholic church in the united states. so the archbishop of washington thought that would be a very fitting occasion. fitting location for pope francis' first mass in the united states. it starts at 4:00 and we'll be here to bring it to you live. >> thanks so much, kristin. so when the pope comes here, he's a pope that speaks his mind and has tremendous amount of charisma. he gets the world's attention.

pope john paul ii really rewrote the role of the pope. pope benedict who many people thought was a place holder. but pope francis is different. he speaks out. people listen. and he's also in a statement going through the political process in america. >> he touched on something that a lot of people are in the run-up to the pope arriving, and there you can see the ceremonial guard marching just below as you can see the truman balcony. the president very shortly is going to come out at the blue room balcony, the lower balcony, as he waits for the pope. the pope and politics. in the run-up we heard he's all about global warming. yesterday on his plane, shepherd 1 as he was flying from cuba, he said anybody who thinks the pope is -- i am a lefty is wrong. well george will was on special report last night and he had this to say about the pope. >> he comes here speaking for the poor, but some of us think against the arrangements,

largely considered capitalists and fossil fuel, they have done more for the poor in the last few centuries than have been done for the poor in the 30 centuries before that. >> on that plane, steve, the pope said quote he may have given the impression he's been a little more to the left but it would not have been the correct impression. my doctrine is the social doctrine of the church, nothing more, nothing less. senator ted cruz said hey when it comes to the pope the liberal bias in the media has run amok. >> the mainstream media, they are not fair and impartial observers. they are partisans. they are obama's number one protectors. and they're rooting for hillary. and you know, pope francis has been an incredible voice for life. he's been an incredible voice for marriage. he's been an incredible voice for religious liberty. and in all three of them, we are seeing an assault that is unprecedented in the history of our country. you know the democrats and the media don't want to talk about the fact that today senate democrats stood virtually united

in support of late-term abortion. they don't want to talk about these horrifying planned parenthood videos that show them selling the body parts of unborn children. they don't want to talk about the assault on marriage that pope francis has stood up against. >> that's such a good point. so we're waiting on the south lawn of the white house for the pope. the pope made it very clear yesterday when we first saw him coming down the stairs that he is not the prada pope. rather than the red prada slippers as his predecessor had he was wearing simple, black loafers. then he got into a simple, $20,000 fiat 500-l. >> right. >> which is a car of the people. >> michael o'laughlin of the boston globe said i think his critics underestimate his naivete. he showed himself to be a shrewd practice. he'll come here and praise the best parts of america and american power and nudge to kind of consider the moral implications as well. >> very curious to see what's

going to come out of this. >> points to generosity at will -- >> generosity -- >> and it's going to be a political visit. this is one that really is about faith. you have millions and millions of people who are catholics and not with eyes on our pope today who focuses on generosity of heart and spirit. you know what, later today as we heard from kristin fisher we're going to be having a mass up at the basilica. heather thank you art traveled to washington, d.c. for a tour of the church. and you got a look at it on video. >> an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour that we were able to see what goes on, because there were so many people who have been working for months and months to pull off this event. in some ways it may sound unusual. it's kind of like putting on a rock concert. you've got music, a stage, all kinds of lights. but the people who are behind this bring a really unique combination of faith, commitment, and also perseverance.

they're putting on the finishing touches. checking the music, drilling the holes and bringing in the chairs. all for the holy mass that pope francis will celebrate in front of an estimated 25,000 worshippers. at washington, d.c.'s basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. director monsignor will is going over every last detail. >> they say that the devil is in the details. and in order to succeed in making the project like this come off perfectly you have to take care of the details. because every detail matters. nothing is unimportant. >> the mass will be held outside to accommodate more of the faithful. that's where this massive banner is being revealed. during the mass, the holy father will canonize spags born friar junipero serra. in the 1700s he built missions in california to spread the word of christianity. part of the mass will be said in spanish. no frills, no opulence. the event planners have just months to pull together a service that's as humble as the pope himself.

>> he's a simple man. you know, francis. of the people. and so, just the little things his walking away from the red, the red prada shoes and going with a simple black shoe means that he's -- he's taken a path to be understated. and we wanted to create something that's felt reflective of that. >> he'll come out actually come out these doors. and then walk down here and take his seat -- >> or step down to his chair. which you will see was specially built for him. which will be quite the view for him to see with 25,000 people. >> and i imagine to the men and women who are involved in this process it has meant a whole lot to be able to contribute to the pope's first mass in the united states. >> it's amazing. our entire production crew whether they be catholics or not, recognize the importance and significance of this visit. >> the overseer of the altar and the chair. >> i served at the altar so to

make an altar is, you know, it's a blessing when i make any altar. but to be able to do it for the holy father and for his visit, it's just -- >> francis won't be the first holy father to visit. in 1979 pope john paul ii became the first reigning pope to come here. you can see his name inscribed in the visitor's log along with that of pope benedict xvi. >> on the first page is the signature of pope john paul ii. now st. john paul. on the second page, you have the signature of pope benedict xvi. we found it very heartwarming to notice under the address that he wrote vatican city. >> now that this pope, pope francis is here, many americans want to know what will he say in his homily? >> i'm sure that somebody has a copy. but it's not me. >> i also asked the monsignor what he was praying for. he said good weather. looks like they'll get it. >> is he someone that doesn't really write down his homily? >> i don't know. i don't know that he knows --

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live pictures as the pope leaves embassy road. that's it right there. a lot of people all up and down the route. father we've been talking over the last couple of days about the pope's arrival in the united states. and you know, the pope is all about prayer. but some wonder if this is going to be about politics where they say capitalist, global warming and yet on the plane yesterday, flying over, from cuba he said anybody who thinks that i am a lefty is wrong. what was he trying to say there? >> it was an answer to a question. and the question was some people are wondering if you're even catholic, if you're even a christian. because you seem to be -- or even a communist. and he said he's ready to answer that question before but he did use the word lefty. he said if people think that i'm a lefty they're wrong. it's that explanation. but, he sees this visit, i think, yes, as an opportunity to spread the faith. and to be a pastor. but there will be major social

implications. he doesn't want partisan politics changes. what he wants is social change. what he wants is for us to take care of the poor in a better way. he wants us to take care of immigrants in a more humane way. he wants us to take care of the environment for future generations. you know, maybe that sounds political to us because we're so used to saying oh, republican, that's democrat. that's liberal. that's conservative. but i think it's pretty gospel stuff. and i think that's what he's trying to communicate. >> in what way does he get it across? does he get it across today in the mass? does he get it across behind closed doors? how does he do it? >> the mass today will be primarily a question of faith. and transmitting the faith. with very few social or political implications. however, he's going to be speaking to the joint session of congress. he's going to be speaking to the united nations in new york. and he will not back away from major political issues.

because he believes as he explained on the plane yesterday that he has a moral responsibility to speak out about the values that affect people all around the world, especially the most needy. >> father jonathan you can't see this but just outside the residence for the vatican up on embassy row, that same fiat 500l that we saw yesterday which was dwarfed by the gigantic suburbans and the president's beast motorcade pulled up and looks as if just within the next couple of minutes the pope is going to come outside and then motorcade down to the white house. what did it say yesterday about the pope rather than the prada slichers he wears the black loafers, rather than the big limo he gets into the car of the people. he's sending a message right there, isn't he? >> he is. but i think he's just being himself. he decided at the age of 76 years old that he wasn't going to change his ways. he lived with the poor in

argentina. he was known to have an extremely simple life. what he said is i'm going to be who i am and just because i'm pope it's not going to make me all of a sudden be fancy, and to live a luxurious life. and that does have a very, very strong message. the motorcade you're not supposed to know where the president is or the ambassador is. it's very obvious to see where the pope is. he's putting himself at risk with that, as well. >> absolutely he is. just moments ago we saw the ceremony and concert begin the vatican delegation arrive via the east entrance of the white house lawn there, seated with great anticipation as are the many people there. what a message today, father, as you sit and watch this. what does it mean that the world today has eyes on this very moment. >> the world does. he's the catholic leader, he's the pope, thank god there are more voices that also cross

denominational and even in different faiths, into religious lines, barriers. if we are who we are meant to be if we're more humane the world will be a better place. >> you're just seeing some things here if you had a moni r monitor. the vice president walked to his front row along with his wife and secretary of state john kerry is there along with mrs. kerry. so they're both lined up in the front row. so the dignitaries are arriving. they'll all be in place when the pope arrives within the next 15 minutes. and he will be receiving the vatican residence up on northwest massachusetts in just a matter of moments. you've been thinking about this residence for awhile.

because english is not his native tongue when he does make his public comments, even though he's been practicing english, are they going to be in italian? spanish? what? >> four of the major speeches will be in english. there are going to be about 20 speeches during his time in the united states. that's a lot of speeches. and his english is not very good. but he has gotten better. and imagine doing that at the age of 76. oh, let's try to learn english. he's really making an effort. there's been a lot of criticism. what political point is he making speaking in spanish? he's trying to communicate. and there will be translators. i don't think it's a political point. he's going to try to speak four of his talks in english. which i think is a fabulous thing. >> absolutely. we're getting a close glimpse right now of vice president joe biden, dr. biden, to his left screen right for us secretary kerry along with his wife speaking with the vatican delegation right there. you almost wonder what they're talking about in this moment.

>> looks like a row of cardinals. and they're not from st. louis. >> yeah. >> they're we heard from peter doocy along the parade route. he said it's unusual for so many people to gather for something nonpolitical and the people along the parade route were really excited. >> you're so right. it is unusual, right? what do we agree on in our country more than, you know, 50% of us. not a whole lot of things when it comes to social issues. and, this pope i think, pope francis has really kerkted with people on a very basic level. be who you're called to be. >> there he is leaving on massachusetts -- it's fully -- >> joe biden was in, and there you can see he's gone over to some of the people who have

gathered. they've all been -- they've all gone through security, and they're saying hello. >> and this most highly anticipated day. >> something they will never forget. >> now to -- >> that didn't take long, did it? before the pope greets the masses in washington, d.c. good morning, everybody. as we wait to see and hear the first official comments on u.s. soil from pope francis, show you a live look from the residence where he is spending the night in washington. and then later, his motorcade will leave in a matter of moments and head toward the white house where the president and first lady are standing by to greet him on the south lawn. and they will kick off an elaborate ceremony. it will be grand. in honor of the president's historic meeting with the pontiff. as we say good morning to you at home, at work, i'm bill hemmer, a special day here today in america's newsroom. how you doing martha? >> good morning, bill.

good to be with you on this really important day. i'm martha maccallum. the crowds you can see them. let's just take a look at it. it is perhaps one of the most spectacular days i've ever seen. the sun is streaming across the white house. you can see the sort of translucent light picked up through the little flags being waved. we hope he had a nice rest yesterday. he had a big trip to cuba and is now here for the united states for the first time in his life. the 78-year-old pontiff has now arrived in the united states, and is getting his first real taste of what it's like to speak to americans on american soil. and get to know and understand this country. so it's going to be a spectacular and really interesting day to watch throughout. >> and jam packed schedule, too. this is just the first moment where you will see just a series of events throughout the day and into the evening hours. so in a moment we imagine he'll get back in the fiat and make his way across town. that was quite a scene yesterday afternoon when he arrived a andrews air force base, and

quickly climbed into a four door fiat. and then drove away flanked and shrouded by the massive suvs that were around to protect him. >> as i heard father jonathan say earlier, motorcade is designed by nature of a motorcade to sort of make it impossible to tell who is in what car but it wasn't that hard. the way that the pope was riding that little fiat yesterday. this is a challenge that this pope has presented to his special secret service detail, and the swiss guards who cover him. because he is always right in there with the people. and all of these people who are taking this moment to touch his hands, to touch his vestment. that's a moment that they will mefr forget for the rest of their lives and he understands that. and he seizes these moments to get out into the crowds and see the people. >> we will watch his actions and certainly listen to his words. some people call it pope code. what will he say? what will he intimate with his words? how distinct and dedescriptive

will he be? you could say his trip in cuba he was not that. but his actions in meeting with fidel castro and not cuban dissidents sent a message to many who interpreted that as a sign when he was on the communist island nation. that well perhaps 40 minutes meeting with fidel castro a nod of appreciation for the years that he has served there. but what does he say here? and how deep does he go? pope code. on watch. now. shepard smith live at the basilica national shrine at the immaculate conception a few miles away from the white house. set the stage from there. >> bill, good morning to you. good morning to both of you. and i was listening to marsha just a minute ago talk about what a spectacular day it is. i hate it when people on tv talk about what a great day it is. since this is the best day i have ever experienced in washington, d.c. ever. whole life. it's 64 degrees. there's not one cloud anywhere as far as you request see.

there -- it's bright, bright blue. there's a 5-mile-per-hour wind. and it's not humid. it's like a fall day in the carolinas, with the winds coming over the mountains. i've never experienced this before. we're supposed to get up into the 70s. so i think god is smiling on washington today as the pope makes his way here. and we're expecting this kind of weather all day long into the 70s. so the bottom line is, when they cram tens of thousands of people next to each other to get near the holy father, they're not going to be sweating too badly. and that's a bit of a gift in and of itself. the pope will meet the president in just a minute. we're hear ruffles and flourishes and it will be an enormous ceremony before we hear the pope's message for all of us. we sort of know what that message is going to be. he's going to say we need to take care of people who need help. we need to house refugees from around the world. we need to take care of this earth that god gave us. and we need to be good to our fellow man. the question is, how much of what exactly will be stressed.

and the wild card seems to be, will he get on the richest nation in the world, will he most likely tell us all, look we've got 4 million plus refugees coming out of a war-torn and terrorist ravaged area. and you the richest nation in the world you've got to do better. a