>> famous for lines such as you can observe a lot by watching and when you come to a fork in the road, go to it. and it ain't over till it is over. lost at the age of 90. history unfolding in the nation as the leader of the catholic church is in washington, d.c. and he is set to meet with leaders and take part in the service there at the cathedral. >> the president met thousands of fans welcoming the pope. the pope is on american soil for the first time in his life

delivering blessings in america saying god bless america. we are watching as the pope prepares to leave the white house, scheduled to wrap up the meeting with president obama any moment, and the cope will canonize a spanish frier who brought the church to california. >> reporter: the people you see behind me in downtown washington, d.c. on the front of the fence line sprinted to get those spots at 4:00 in the morning when the metal detectors they had been waiting to open finally let them in. you look at the crowd now, there are people packed in. deep in some places just to try to catch a look at the pope. there have been pockets of

cheering and chanting. and the only time there was complete quite was while the pope's speech on the south lawn was piped in through a loud speaker. everybody in the crowd has their eyes open for the pope who should be here in a few. the officers you can see, every ten feet or so, have their eyes on the crowd. there are bomb-sniffing dogs and helicopters overhead and police out of site to fortify the short route that is going around the white house, down 17th, and across constitution avenue and he will turn at 15th and constitution and head up there toward the treasury department. it so rare to have a crowd this big and this excited in washington, d.c. for something that is not political. but i can tell you from talking to people here and being here,

there really is no sense of politics at all. people have very personal reasons that they want to come here and see the pope. a lot of people are moved at the thought of seeing him. tens of thousands are gathered here this morning are about to get their chance. jon? >> peter in washington. thank you. st. matthews cathedral is his next stop and doug is live with more. >> reporter: the pope is scheduled to arrive half an hour from now. this is the mother church of the washington archdiocese, the fourth largest church in the nation's capital. dedicated in 1840 in honor of

saint matthew. it hosted pope john paul ii before. it was the site of the mass for president kennedy in 1964. the church is going to be ocpied by 300 bishops from across the state. it will be a more solumn service. we will address them in spanish as well. after the midday prayers he will have meeting and bless items more. it will be interesting to see if the pope will be made aware of the massive banner that has been hanging from the head quarters of a human rights campaign that

builds itself as the largest civil rights group for the lgbt group. the banner stands about four or five stories tall and reads i quote we are your children, your teachers, your faithful, welcomed by god and dismissed by the bishops. will you welcome us home? and a small group of people calling for the ordination of women are protesting. a van pulled up that is stopping protesters from seeing the pope and him seeing the message they are trying to send the team. >> talking politics from

america's election head quarters. joe biden surges in a new poll ebon though he is naught not running for president. 25% to 33% with hillary clinton. clinton is coming out against the keystone oil pipeline which is an issue people have been pressing her on. lisa booth is here. and dazzle is here who is a former aid to hillary clinton when she was a senator. dazzle, a guy who is not running pulls ahead of a guy who is and not too far behind hillary clinton. >> he is the vice president of

the united states, poplar figure, people have been talking about him and not just because he is toying with the idea of coming into the race but because of the loss of his son. people are looking at him saying we have to see what we have to see. there is an afection for him and anticipation and what we can do. as well as support is out there. >> lisa, you are here as a republican commentator, but does this express dissatisfaction? >> this recent stand on the keystand pipelle -- pipeline is showing problems for her. it contradicts her recent statements of not taking a stand on the issue. she is working with environme

environmentalist and picking them over labor. standing in the way of two billion in revenue and thousands of jobs and standing in the way of the states going to energy independence. >> you have the pope in town and gas prices low so why announce this now? could it get out without controversy? >> she is a former secretary of state and member of the obama administration anything she says will have weight no matter when she says it. i do think it is a huge part of the democrat's party platform going into the election so i don't think it is pandering. for those saying she is being anointed you can look at this and say maybe the others who

came out against the pipeline encouraged her. i think the timing was fine. >> some republicans say they would rather run against hillary clinton or a candidate against hillary clinton rather than joe biden who is a very effective retail campaigner. >> i would be one of them. hillary clinton has been a weak candidate. she has been called out by her party after the 2007 election. it is pandering. she is seeing bernie sanders rising and this is a result of that. this is feeding into the perception of her that she is not trustworthy and and this is on the heels of the revelation of the benghazi e-mails out there and the server looked into by the fbi and i think this is

going to be a big problem were fr her. >> how many of us have deleted e-mails and not really deleted them? but i would also say, i go back to you issue about pandering. she is an incredibly poplar candidate. we have great folks on our side. >> the democrat governor ass association chairman came out in support of the keystone pipeline. hillary clinton is in serious trouble here loosing support with all demographics across the board. >> we will continue to watch the race and see if joe biden gets in. big news at volkeswagon who has been suffering from the

scandal about their diesel cars not being fuel efficient and were rigged to pass tests they should not have. we got word the ceo is stepping down, martin wintercorn, is stepping down saying this: we need a fresh start and in terms of personal i am clearing the way for this fresh start with resigning. he went on to say and talked about the legal ramifications saying he was acting in the interest of the company even though i am not aware of any wrongdoing on my part. the company is damaged and the ceo is stepping down. we will keep you posted. opening arguments expected in the trial of two mexican men charged with murdering a u.s. border patrol agent. ryan terry was killed near the

bord in 2010 and two guns at the scene belong today the fast and furious program come is program meant to track guns but lost track of all of the guns. the judge ruled the jurors will probably not near anything about fast and furious. william is live from tucson with more. >> reporter: the family hoped for trials. one for the men who killed brian and the second for the fast and furious program putting it on trial. but the judge ruled the source of the weapons is not relevant to crime and the issue cannot be raised in court. >> five years and not close to justice. >> reporter: brian terry died in the arizona desert in 2010 shot by a mexican cartel member sold

under a u.s. government program. the death exposed operation fast and furious prompting congress to hold an attorney general in contempt. they will hear what happened that night from those accused of murdering brian and the agents who saved im. >> it is not any easier because we have no closure. >> reporter: the defense is claiming they didn't identify themselves as police. >> it is reasonable to think they might have been rival cartel members. >> reporter: the judge banned the testimony on fast and furious ruling the source of the evidence is not relevant to the crime. >> the last thing we want to do is let someone who murdered a border patrol agent walk away from this because someone wants to see egg on the face of the federal government. >> reporter: two other defendants are serving 30 years

after taking a plea deal. the trial is expected to last two weeks. >> one question we are asking is how will the judge's decision impact this murder trial? we will discuss that coming up later on in the show. >> we are following a journey as the pope prepare do is make his way through the streets of washington, d.c. to st. matthews cathedr cathedral. and europe is taking plans to take in more refuges surging in. and which candidate benefits most from governor scott walker's exit from the gop race? our live chat is up and running. get your thoughts into the conversation.

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european council is having a summit to deal with the refuge crisis there. the migrants with still streaming in from the middle east. benjamin hall is live. >> reporter: rain brought new misery to refuges has the storms swept across the islands and the camps they are in are covered in mud. the surge in arrival is increases as they try to cross before winter comes. a hundred died this month crossing the scenes and families tell us about the harsh journey. the syrians are fleeing from

isis and assad and say both are as bad as each other. one family described the mafia style and forced locals to work for them, took their money and netted out punishment if you oppose them and the fear of being bombed day and night. europe is tearing itself a part over the refuge crisis and some european countries refused to take any. ferries behind me are taking thousands of refuges over to the mainland daily. back to this state side news. there you see the pope starting his motorcade on his way to st matthew's cathedral where he is expected to begin a prayer service with the bishops here in the united states. you can see that the crowd is lined and excited.

let's listen in for a moment. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> if you have that child pulled from the crowd you have a story

to tell. >> we are not sure how the child is chosen but you can see the secret service taking the lead and doug and peter reminded us we had people lining up before 4:00 o'clock this morning to be close to the pope and see him for their own eyes. for many this is a historic visit and personal for many people. >> there have been concerns because this pope like do is get out and mingle around the people and they were afraid it could cause problems for the security folks. he seems to be sticking to the pope mobile there as you can see. it is not fully inclosed. he certainly is open to the elements in some fashion. but it doesn't look like he is

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a fox news alert. following pope francis on his route from the white house. there is another lucky child we saw. we will try to get the greetings rewracked as we might say here in the control room to show you the children that were able to meet and greet the pope. as you were telling you, the pope is on this way to st matthew's cathedral in washington, short trip, just a few block and meeting with american bishops and joining freshmen the a midday prayer service following a morning at

the white house. the president and the first lady officially welcoming the pope to the united states for his first visit. witnesses a display of music and greetings from the pope. after the ceremony, the group that arrived went inside the white house where the pope met privately with the president. our next guest was able to meet the pope. he was at the white house and thanks for joining us. you were with your family. great american catholic family. tell us about the experience this morning. >> i was there, my mother was an official greeter of the pope, 40 cousins, and i was most interested because the pope spoke in english and beautifully

and his speech was devoted to world pollution and the sinfulness of pollution. he quoted martin luther king saying we have failed to honor our promsary note to future generations and it is time to honor that note now and talking about the sin of global warming >> that is one of the themes we expect to hear from him over the next several days and something he talked about before arriving to the united states. what was it like personally to meet him? >> it was just a wonderful experience being near him. my middle name is francis and he was the patron saint of our family. this is the first pope who took that name and it is significant because saint francis broke with the church, broke with the

fixation on orthdox and said all of us need god and particulary support the poor. the pope has taken the focus away from the orthodox and the narrow concern with personal morality and opened it up saying the church and all of humanity has to be concerned with the larger issues and war and peace and poverty and the inequities and that is what we need to focus on today. >> what is the impact of him being here in the united states do you think? >> people who care about the future generations in my community in particular want to see this issue of global climate change framed as he has been framing it as a moral issue, an issue of sin, in a contexted --

context of our obligations. >> i am curious what you think, because there are critics, and why working to make sure the shots are clear there on the screen, the critics say the pope is speaking for the church. and the pope shouldn't be someone who influences policy. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think everybody -- we live in a nation where everybody is entitled to speak and he speaks for 70 million catholics and he speaks on moral issues. he is not telling us who we need to vote for, he is not telling us there should be religious paths for people who run for office, but he is telling us the difference between right and wrong and we have a special

obligation to the rest of the world to treat people fairly, model behaviors that are moral behaviors. he has been critisized for his criticism against capitalism but he is saying capitalism and all economic systems should be governed by rules that make it force the economy to serve humanity so you can make money but you must make it by doing good things. you cannot make it by doing bad thing for the rest of of us. >> what is going to be remarkable is we will hear him speak in his own words in front of congress and the unm -- un and the american people will hear him. any final thoughts?

>> he spoke beautifully and in english and he must have practiced because he doesn't speak it fluently. tomorrow he is speaking to congress and every anticipated he will focus on the issue of global warming. it should not be a political issue. there is no such thing as republican and democratic children and that is what the pope is trying to tell us. get this out of politics and let's focus on this as a real american human beings on the planet. >> i am sure we will all love the break from politics because symes sometimes it is nice to take a breather. thank you for being here and we look forward to having you back. >> thank you for having me. >> we are awaiting the start of the prayer service at st matthew's cathedral. pope francis is making his way

there from the white house on a beautiful day packed with activities as the pope makes his first visit to america. and keeping an eye on wall street. the dow is down 73 points after some steep losses yesterday. we will update you. i've smoked a lot

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lauren is live with more. >> reporter: china is one reason this is happening. stocks suffering big gains, losses, checking our 401-k and what is going on? china is the world's number two economy and their economy is slowing more than we thought. the weakest performance there in six and a half years and asian stocks fell 2% and investors were overlooking that and stocks for the u.s. were up but traded. metal is catching this breath today with gold and copper moving to the upside. oil is all over the place. copper is a sign of global growth was it is many products

we buy. platinum is on the decline perhaps needed for vokvolkeswag after they were caught in a scandal. the ceo is stepping down now from the company. one person is warning to stay away from the german stocks because one in seven jobs in germany is tied to the car sect sector. it is a huge deal. >> unbelievable those revelations. continuing to fall pope francis' trip to the united states. first full day. and shepherd smith is live in washington covering the pope's visit. what have we seen so far?

>> reporter: it has been amazing. if feels like inauguration day because of the way things are blocked off, 72 and sunny, and the pope mobile going through the street going from 17th and constitution avenue to 17th on the way to st matthew's cathedral struck again what it is like watching the leader of the catholics from all over going in the pope mobile. one here, one in new york, and one for going to philadelphia. the security is driving them batty they said. they want to protect but the pope is in this unenclosed thing and doesn't want to be in a glassed in sardine can. and he was asked about what it was about security and the pope said let's face it i don't have much to lose. he doesn't want to have a

barrier between himself and the people. that is his calling. that is what he is supposed to do. he has to be with the people. he is the representative of the church. and wants to spread the love and that is why he is in the pope mobile and walks around and holds and kisses baby despite the secret services gnawing on their fingernails. he is going to st matthew's cathedral, the mother church of the archdiocese in washington. it was scheduled for 11:30 but they are behind schedule because of the meeting and greeting, which is how the pope wants it. there is a private mid day prayer with the catholic bishops not open to the public playing with the bishops and over the afternoon the mass happens behind me at 4:15, canonization mass, something hat never happened in the united states.

if you are catholic it is like super bowl sunday and if not it is a way to look past everything that divides us. >> you mention people's lives, speaking of the fbi, they compared the security to a super bowl or bigger than that. so it is fitting for a few reasons. we saw the pope in his fiat. and that was a scene when he drove up to the white house in a little fiat. >> reporter: the cadillac the u.s. presidents ride in are pressurized inside like the cabin of a pan, armored all over, protected against biological and chemical attacks and the pope rides around in what amounts to a glorified lawn mower.

>> i am sure fiat will not mind that description. the pope is greeting the children from the crowd. we are curious how you get to be the child chosen and what a moment that must be not only in the present moment but something to reflect on for the rest of someone's days. >> that video is never going away. it doesn't matter really, what you hear catholic, muslim, jewish, the message transcends religion and goes to a deeper sense of humanity. everything he said today, unless you want to make it about politics, his message is one of love, inclusiveness, helping your neighbor, doing good of people around you, not making a mess of the planet and just basic stuff doing it with a smile and hug. with all that we go through in life, today is a nice break.

>> well said, shep. do you get extra credit for being there? no church on sunday? >> reporter: i feel like i hit the lottery. imagine it rained? there were no provisions for the rain. they were going to do it no matter what happened. it is perfect and 72. >> one has to wonder a little divine intervention there perhaps. great seeing you and looking forward to seeing you throughout the day. >> shep mentioned the canonization ceremony and controversial is surrounding that. it is over the 18th century missionary who brought the catholic faith to california and why protesters feel he is more sinner than saint. sinner than saint. nothing more important than your health. or the freedom to choose what doctor you want to see. so if you have medicare parts a and b, consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans,

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>> we have controversy over the pope canonizing the gentlemen from california and we have a professor who was one of four americans to provide expert testimony on behalf of the ca n canonization and here we are with him today. thank you for being here. you have an interesting personal story and we will see live pictures of the pope as we talk to you. you have an interesting personal story growing up with a critical eye for those who set-up missions in california. tells us about where you for from. >> growing up in fresno i heard a lot of derogatory thinks about the missions. sometimes it was the alamo or california.

and my father was sympathetic to the situation and i came to identity with my indiana grandmother. >> how do you get from that point of having an influence from your father, to being a professor of archeology? >> it was my roots that propelled me to be a professor to learn more. i would hear school teachers saying derogatory things about the missions and the missiona s missionarys -- missionary to school children. and i continued to hear it from local activist and those who utah -- attacked me for working

into the mission. i came to know sarah more closely and undertook an excavation where father sarah built the first two churches and we discovered them and i was overcome with the senation this was the place that would channel the ancestors, hispanic and indigeno indigenous, and i fell it my knees and a different und understanding of who sarah was. >> what a remarkable moment to be the first to uncover the chapel. we are seeing the pope enter st matthew's cathedral and we have limited access soon because it will be private. we heard from a reporter yesterday who did interview people who were still upset about becoming a saint and i will paraphrase because of the

live pictures i want to viewers to see saying they called him a monster and called it a genocide. when you hear someone saying this man was a monster what is your response to that? >> the irony is that when people describe sarah in that way they will not deal with the fact the first american governor of america authorized the err erratication of native people using the money from here and during the period from contact the americans 150,000 american indians that was decimated to less t not talk about that and i think part is because of being a state employ employee. i am a state of employee but i would like to hold them accou accountab

accountable. people relate sarah to the genocide but it wasn't her. >> what do you say to his number one accomplishment? or biggest contribution? >> besides the evangelization he introduced the stock raising economy and all of the technologies were introduced by the spanish friers and the indians. >> thank you for your time on "happening now." >> i appreciate the time. pope francis is known for his common touch and desire to meet people. we will hear from young people following in his foot steps.

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big show today with the coverage of the pope and what the debate over religious authority according to the peep. >> and the fbi said they recovered work related and personal e-mails deleted from her server. >> and a kiss is just a kiss. maybe not. one university is considering doing away with the kiss cam at sporting events. all of that plus america's newsroom bill hemmer is joining us. "outnumbered," top of the hour. >> see you then. hundreds of graduates are giving

back to communities and countries all over the world. they are part of the jusiut core and they are helping others for the last year. lauren green visited with a group living and working in new york city. >> reporter: the pope continues to reinvigorate the catholic church calling for people to bring the faith into the action. this jvc started in 1956 in rural alaska has spread from the northwest across the country and around the globe. volunteers commit to one year of service domestically and two years internationally under the pillars of living simply, spirituality community, and social justice and work with all

areas of the community. >> they are representing what pope francis is coming to the united states to call us to do and we have been answering that call for over 50 years. >> they live together in neighborhoods of the poor and around the world and on a $100 a month stipend. they set aside time to share with each other and prepare meals together. >> college is also about grades and door room and i just new i needed to do something for others. >> the volunteer core is coursing with this message. from the moment i arrived to the ones i left, the ones pope francis are speaking now are the same ones i was hearing. >> reporter: there are about 450 people serving the poor through program throughout regions of

the united states and broad. >> good for them. and we will be right back. and we will be right back. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪

>> more news ahead in the second hour. we will see you then. >> have a great day, "outnumbered" starts now. pope francis in america participating in a prayer service with all u.s. catholic bishops at st matthew's cathedral. it is part of a whirl wind schedule of events during his first ever visit to the united states. a hystistohistoric crip trip ma trip -- trip marked by palms and prayers. i am harris faulkner, and andrea tantaros is here and bill hemmer is our one lucky guy. kicking it off this morning. you are outnumbered but thanks for the blessing.