duncan or steve king, calling them principled conservatives. thank you for writing, and the conversation continues on twitter. 'll chat with you later. thank you for being part of thee real story" today. here's shep. >> john boehner's bomb shell and then the song has he said so long to d.c. he said he waned out for a while but made the decision after yesterday's emotional meeting with the pope. >> last night every started to think about this, and this morning i woke up and i said my prayers, as i always do, and i decided, you know, today is the day i'm going to do this. >> and he did. leaving in the middle of a battle inside his own party that could shut down the government again. might this assert such a thing? we'll get reaction from d.c. and the campaign trail. the pope now here in new york city, expected to arrived at his next stop within the hour. today he gave a speech one observe called a tour deforce at the united nations and met

with 9/11 families at the world trade center.: we'll talk with a priest who was at the pope's prayer service at st. patrick's cathedrals and said it's dangerous to try to predict what this pope will do next. let's get to it. friday at long last and welcome. a stunning day in washington by anyone's standards. the house speaker, john boehner, shocking basically everybody when he announced he is quitting congress. not at the end of his term, but the end of next month. at a news conference in a couple of hours ago he kicked things off zip-a-dee-doo-dah, what a wonderful day. >> it is, speaker boehner says he is used to singing that on the way to work every morning. it hasn't been a wonderful time late lately for speaker boehner.

facing a vote on whether to force him out. speaker boehner says he has no doubt why survive the vote but didn't want to put the house through the ordeal. >> this isn't about me. it's about the people, about the institution. just yesterday we witnessed the awesome sight of pope francis addressing the greatest legislative body in the world. and i hope that we will all heed his call to live by the golden rule. but last night i started thinking about this, and this morning i woke up and i said my prayers, as i always do, and i decided, you know, today's the day i'm going to do this. as simple as that. >> simple as that. speaker boehner said he wanted to leave at the end of last year but when his number twote at the time, the house majority leader, eric cantor, lost his primary bid in a major upset, so the speaker says he stuck around to avoid potential turmoil. look at this on the big wall. the latest fox news poll out

this week. 62% of republican voters say they feel betrayed by their party. you can see it's a completely different story for democrats. also, two-thirds of republican voters believe the g.o.p. majorities in the congress have not done they'll could do to block president obama's agenda. we have team forks coverage. mike emanuel with what is up next for the republican and first, rich edsed. >> he said he did so to shrink the institution by removing the specter of a leadership fight which has been persistent throughout his career as speaker, particularly from the more right wing elements of the republican party in the house. there is even a resolution in the house to have him removed as speaker. so with all of that he says last night he thought about it. this morning he woke up, thought, it is time to step

down. >> as the turmoil that's been churning now for a couple of months, is not good for the members and not good for the institution. and if i wasn't planning on leaving here soon, i can tell you i would not have done this. i feel good about what i've done. i know that every day i've tried to do the right thing for the right reasons and trade to do the right thing for the country. >> reporter: as for the timing in all of this, yesterday boehner, a catholic, invites the pope to speak to the house of representatives. becomes the first pope to address congress, and i you look at what boehner has ahead of him, another government spending fight, another debt ceiling fight, all issues he has been through before, and none of them, at least in the past when he has led this house, he has done so with excitement that has ended not all that well for him. >> one big deal here was the right wing of the republican party wanted to defund planned

parenthood and shut down obamacare, and that is not possible, and speaker boehner knew that, but they want to fight it anyway, and they were going to tack things on that wouldn't allow the government to stay open. now we speaker boehner getting out of the way is the government shutdown over or might still happen? >> just punted at this point. the house will were a bill that will fund the government through december 11th but boehner's stepping down does not remove the issue. there's still an issue where there are group of republican want to defunded planned parenthood, and democrats and the white house say shares no way we'll allow that and fund the government. boehner pay not be part of the agreement and we might have an green until the end of december but the fundamental issue that is the problem this morning remains the problem tomorrow and probably into the winter. >> rich edsen at the rotunda.

sounds very busy. who might take over? there are ideas. and another one of those freaky rotundas. what happens next? >> good afternoon. a lot of folks are working the phones at this hour, trying to work together or work up some support to be the next speaker of the house. one person who is not interested in the job, we are told, is congressman paul ryan who was mitt romney's running mate in 2012 election. ryan says it's great job for empty nesters and praised john boehner for being a great and selfless leader. some names mentioned, kevin mccarthy. the majority leader from california, and tom price from georgia. boehner was asked how washington white change. >> if the congress stays focus on the american people's priorities there will be no problem at all. at the end of the day the leaders have to be able to work with each other, trust each other, to find the common ground

and get things done. >> reporter: getting things done may not be any easier with the new speaker but a new person is on the way. >> what are democrat sounds like democrats are being all kinds of like nice about this. >> they're praising john boehner for being honest guy, deposit partner, but president obama talked about what might happen with a new speaker of the house. >> my hope is there's a recognition on the part of the next speaker something i think john understood, even though at times it was challenging to bring his caucus along, that we can have significant differences on issues but that doesn't mean you shut down the government. >> reporter: speaking of shutting down the government, before boehner leaves, the congress needs to work out funding the government beyond next wednesday. >> thank. cheers broke out at one

republican event when the crowd god the word that speaker boehner is stepping down. gives you an idea how divided the republican party and is what a mess might have been ahead. first, what god has made, humans must protect. what god has made, humans must protect, at least not destroy. that's the message from pope francis as he addressed the united nations and spoke to more than 100 world leaders and their representatives. continuing his push to take action on climate change, reminding people that after all, people are part of the environment. >> translator: any harm done to the environment, therefore, is harm to humanity. ♪ >> the spiritual leader of the world's one billion plus catholics received a warm welcome at u.n. headquarters.

the fourth pope to speak to that world body but never a crowd this big of world leaders in addition to his message bottoms the environment he spoke about the church's traditional beliefsers calling for respect for the sacredness of every human life. >> translator: of every man, every woman, the poor, the elderly, children, the the unborn, the unemployed, the abandoned, and those considered disposable because they're only considered as part of one or other statistic. >> pope francis visited the 9/11 memorial and museum today. paying tribute to the victims of the worst terror attack on american soil, we have images of that in our slide show. these waterfalls. the pope prayed at the memorial's south pool where some names of victims are inscribed. here he is placing a white rose

there. he also met with some of the relatives of the victims and this inside the memorial itself, a huge crowd set up, speaking to hundreds of representatives from religious groups at the museum. he said the world must throw away the feelings of hate and revenge, and here you can see him looking up at a steel beam or series of them from the towers, recovered from the rubble and the shape of a cross. remember, firefighters covered that at the time to preserve it and the pope walking past a fire truck that took damage, and here at the praying wall -- he is praying at the wall in the museum, which reads: no day shall erase you from the memory of time. later this afternoon, the pope is scheduled to greet tens of thousands of followers ride through central park on his way to celebrate mass in madison square. more on that in a moment. we begin coverage with eric shawn. what sort of reception did he get. >> a magnificent one.

from the basement of the billing to the top floor, he captured everyone's hearts and hopes elm he started when he arrived here extolling the u.n. employees who wanted to talk to him. did that to he called the cooks, cleaners, security officers and others, saying there is dignity in their work. then it was on the general assembly. those are the big shots, those 150 or so world leaders, and he hammered away at the themes of business pappas si. economic injustice, calling on ambition and selfishness and boundless thirst for power as negative attributes of the developed nations, talking about injustice and social injustice, and criticized the religious persecution going on and urged world leaders to do something to deal with the horrible continuing refugee crisis in the middle east. >> translator: war is the negation of all rights, and it's

a dramatic assault on the environment. if we want true integral human development for all, we must work tirelessly to avoid war between nations and between peoples. >> reporter: here's an example of their shared values. yesterday in congress you talk about the golden rule. the original painting, the golden rule, by american artist norman rockwell, hanging here in one of the offices of ban ki-moon. the golden rule saying do unto others as you would have them do unto you. a scene of the pope's visit and something we can all live by and take to heart. >> the pope's reception different from the many others you have covered there, eric? >> reporter: you know, really, it was this morning. just a tremendous amount of electricity and excitement, and reverence for him, for who he is, the type of man he is and

what he stands for. take a look at the list of some of the world leaders inside for this session. angela merkel, the german chance already, raul castro. malala, the teenager activist who was shots by the taliban and daniel craig, james bond here, and good feelings and ex-tolling the pope's principles and what he represents. the big question is what he said here, how can the world leaders now enact that into real substantial concrete action,. >> eric, thank you. the pope's visit to the up and the world trade center included strongly worded messages and powerful symbolism. we'll speak with a reporter who said what happened today is unforgettable. that's next.

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charisma, and that there's a reason that he is always touching people and reaching out. clearly likes people. and with powerful, i thought, at the u.n. today where he kept talking about peace. he said, what we want no matter all our differences we just whatnot peace. >> i know that different people have different ideas how to achieve such a thing but seems what the pope is looking for is the kind of dialogue, for instance, we got toward this iranian deal, which is really a very divisive issue around here. >> i asked his spokesman last night. is he aware of how partisan and poison obviously partisan it is? he said he is well informed and what he is trying to do is fly above it. he said he is trying to -- he doesn't want to shy away from important issues and certainly is riling people up who don't agree with him on climate change and social inequality, but i think a little bit of the pope's message is he is trying to fly above to be forceful and yet not

really too specific, to kind of say, hey, get together. this is the land of the free and the brave. you guys inspire, you dream, he gives the compliments and then says, now do something. >> due you have a sense from your reporting and that of the newspaper whether the initial sort of anger and defensiveness that came with this message is now tempered in the wake of these explanations from his team? >> i think it's been masterful. i covered the political campaigns, and the symbolism, and the words he is choosing, i think it's so far an a-plus. shouldn't grade. but the guy has been blessed by good weather, huge crowds, nothing has gone wrong, and i must say that even though people don't agree with him, i think people are giving him a big thumbs up for going after really important things. right? talking about the poor, justice, and he is saying it -- somehow

managing to be forceful and yet not rude and not kind of in your face. >> i wonder if part of that is that really doesn't matter your religion. if you have been going to the mosque all your life, part of -- -- or the synagogue of methodist church, oneogy you hard is be nice to people who don't haveot what have. help those who need help. if somebody is in the rain or needs a sandwich and you have extra, give it away. the kinds things your grandmother taught you. >> how often does the world watch someone talk about the golden rule. unbelievable moment. you have some of the most influential political lead north america the world looking at someone saying that to them, and mighty symbol jim at ground zero -- symbolism at ground zero, to look behind him and see all the different religious leaders of different faiths and it was so simple. we all have differences and yet we can get along, he said.

>> maybe we can. if only for a couple of days it's worth a try. >> it's been worth it. >> itself has been really nice. mary jordan so nice to see you. >> thank you. >> less than two hours after the pope left washington, another big-name guest arrived. it was like a takeoff and landing two different things. the chinese president, xi jinping and today president obama announced the two presidents reached a common understanding on ways to end cybertheft. does that mean we'll stop doing that to you if you stop doing it to us or we'll both stop and see how it works out. it would be cool. he had some strange warnings for china as well. what kind of warnings came from the white house to chinese lead center we'll get into that next.

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the tom steed that killed more than 700 people at the religious gathering in saudi arabia broke out between the who joint crowds collided an are intersection. the word from the investigators today. they say now more than 800 people were also hurt yesterday in the worst disaster at the annual hajj pilgrimage in decades. today they -- throwing of stone at the pillar to symbolize the stone of the devil. a witness says people were climbing over each other just to get a breath or air. hours after it happened reporters were allowed in and found piles of bodies in the streets among crushed wheelchairs. islam requires its followers to make this pilgrimage once in a lifetime if they're physically able to do so. president obama today warned china's president, xi jinping, that cyber theft and, and i quote, has to stop, unquote.

but during today's news conference, president obama also announced in the united states struck a deal with china. >> we have agreed that neither the u.s. or the chinese government will conduct or knowingly support cyber-enabled theft, theft of intellectual property, including trade secrets or other confidential business information for commercial advantage. >> president obama called the agreement progress but says our work is yet to be done. the president threatened new sanctions against china. the two countries taking action on climate change. china claims it will commit $3.1 billion to help developing countries cut carbon emissions. the united states already pledged 3 billion. china pledged to launch a new national system limiting greenhouse gasses. that should start the chinese president, says in two years. ambassador joins us now. good to see you again. >> good to see you, sir. >> are we to believe this at its

face? >> i think it's pretty believable, yeah. i mean, look, let's put this in context. china is the world's second super power. economically, militarily, politically. the relationship with the united states is an extraordinarily complex one, and we've got to reach agreements on the whole range of issues that both allow to us work together but also allow us to deal with our differences in a responsible manner, and i think that is what lies behind most of what you heard the presidents say today. >> some action on climate change and otherwise, but this matter of the south china sea, which is a really important one, the chinese seem to be sticking to their path there which must be -- i don't know -- concerning on some levels. >> sure. look, what is interesting to me is that if you think about it, every american president since richard nixon has made it's priority of his administration to have an improving and growing and expanding relationship with

china. so i would look at this visit in that broad historical scope. the second thing that is interesting to me is that president obama has met with the chinese leadership more than any other president in american history. five times in three years. so, today's announcement really, i think, should be seen as yet another step in a pretty rapid and accelerating relationship with china. >> what is in it for china to cooperate here? >> everything. i mean, look. just -- let's tak world financial market. and whether -- they're linked. china's integration into the u.s. economy. remember, they've -- their direct investment in the united states over the last eight years has increased ten-fold. so, we're an important market for them. their stability is tied to ours,

and the last thing that either one of us needs is a conflict either in the south china sea or in any area where china has a presence. >> the two nations as partners, if the two were to partner, that would give us a lot of leverage over places like, well, russia, for instance. >> in russia, north korea. look, north korea, we talk about iran. north korea is the iranian nightmare realized in the sense that it's an isolated, irresponsible regime, with a nuclear weapon. so, china and the united states have a lot another stake in maintaining a peaceful korean peninsula, and we rely on them to hold the north korean regime in check. and climbed change. we are the two biggest economies in the world. the ozone is not going to last if we keep pumping carbon into the atmosphere. so, cooperation on that issue is absolutely essential.

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>> more offed to riz headlines the national weather service says a likely tornado slammed parts of south carolina today. ripping the siding off homes and knocking over trees. happened this morning in the charleston area. no word of any injuries. the feds say they plan to ramp up a missions test after volkswagen admitted to using software to cheat. that's the word from the environmental protection agency, which sent a letter to all carmakers. volkswagen announced the head of the porsche division will take over after the ceo resigned on monday. >> if you're in baseball game you night grab a home run ball. one fan went home with a new baby. it happened at the padres game last night. the ballpark's staff nurse delivered the baby boy during the third inning, and, well, the padres won, two. the news continues with shepard something i right after this.

the pope is set to arrive at this school in east harlem with students a few minutes from now. our live ping tour, 3:34 eastern time as their walking around and telling people what to do. then scheduled to travel through central park and then madison square garden where he will hold mass for thousands of worshipers. on our wall i can show you part of the route. this one, the route through central park. he is set to near at 72nd 72nd street, which is higher than i can reach. that is around the spot where the dakota is, where strawberry fields is, many of you may have been to that if you visited the city on the west side. a little lower over there, less gentrified, feels suburban up there. not a huge fan but that's just me. you that's west drive. that goes through the park. sometimes county drive on that. sometimes you can't the horse and buggies sometimes are on

there and this brings you out down here at central park south, and that's the two-way street where you always see the stinky horse and buggies there that carry you around with a rose. he'll exit at 59th street. madison square garden is down here. the world's most famous arena, you can enter that on sixth avenue or seventh avenue. either way. we're not explaining which way he is going in because the pope needs security. 80,000 people have won lottery tickets to line up and see him in central park. security will be very tight as it's been for the last day. foreigns have set up an eight-foot-tall fence along the route. that fence stretches for miles all the way up fifth avenue. strangest thing to see because really because i've been here a long time and never seen anything like it. rick leaven that there is, what's it like there now? >> reporter: no, never.

and you absolutely cannot drive on west drive today here in central park. we're down at the base of the southern end of central park, right along the route where the pope will rave here -- arrive here in less than two hours. many of the faithful who have gathered here will be looking north towards where the pope is coming down from the north end of the park, as you describe. a very orderly and respectful but excited crowd. many of them waiting hours in a security line to get a glimpse of pope francis when he passes by in his popemobile on his way to madison square garden. one woman told me this its history in the making and a film is more than enough just to be in his our ramp you mentioned the fence. completely surrounds central park. the only way in is through designated entrances with airport security style lines. these folks are lottery winners. 93,000 applied for tickets. 40,000 won two each, including some folks i spoke with who went to d.c. yesterday for a glimpse of the pope and came up their new york today for another chance to see the holy father.

>> and that is just sort of a sliver of the security, too, isn't it? >> reporter: yeah. well, there are -- in all 37-miles of fences and barricades lining all of the locations that the pope will be visit throughout the next couple of days. there are 43 loaded sand trucks and we have one across the street from office. those are all over the city. and other security precautions including -- well, a lot of stuff we can't tell you about but this is a national special security event, designated be the department of homeland security, the u.s. secret service is in charge. the fbi happening intelligence and the nypd has at the boots on the ground, birds in the sky and boats on the water. rode along on a harbor craft, equipped with thermal imaging cameras as commandpots. the they'll have a dozen

helicopters in the sky that can respond anywhere in manhattan within seconds, flying as high or low as necessary. with experienced pilots trained to know exactly what to look for. >> somebody coming from the midwest going to times square, completely overloaded. but you and i walking in times square get all the build, all the signs, streets can we know when to cross, not going to get hit bay car. it's the same thing for us. a lot of information but we have been doing it for so long it's not information overloot -- overload for us. >> so they see something, swoop in and alert teams on the ground. as your looking at the 80,000 faithful who are just very eagerly aawaiting the profile of pope francis. >> a fantastic day in central park. have a terrific time, my friend. father christopher def ron is the president of fordham preparatory school in the bronx,

and also a jesuit priest and pope francis the first jesuit press to lead the catholic church. >> 3,000 people, almost 300 people in the cathedral, this giant space. the organ starts, at full blast, and people are on the pews. now, little nuns and priests are standing on the pews, clapping -- >> on them. >> on top of the pews. and you couldn't -- it drowned out the organ it was electric. >> i've been there. never seen people stand on the mews. it thaws cool. >> not really but i guess we make an exception when the pope comes. so it was fun. >> you lead a bunch of young men uptown at a fairly famous prep school, and i wonder how this sits with the kids. supposed to be a fantastic example for them. is it doing anything? >> we'll see.

so, yesterday we had a thousand boys in our theater. you could hear a pin drop. we listened to the address to congress. there are six boys who have gone to philadelphia to be part of the mass. but the students really like the message of inclusion. that's very important to them. the message about family is important to them. we have a 20% of our students speak a different language when they go home so we have a lot of immigrant families, and the pope's message is resonating with them and their families. >> if you believe what you hear, and you should know you're leading them dub if you believe what you hear kids today really relate to authenticity. and is this man still being seen as very authentic, and if so, what effect is that having. >> he is. he talks about hope. and he talks about never forget that you're not alone. god is with you, and you're with other people in a community, walking together. and for young people to hear that message is very, very powerful. so, i think it is. i think it's touching.

the students and our emphasis at fordham prepare because you're a jesuit school is on service. so it's inspiring our students to do service hours with a little more zeal and encouragement and underring this is part of the message of the gospel. we'll go out and help people, visit those who are sick, we're going to feed the hungry. all the messages of jesus. >> for people who are maybe protestants or other religions or not religious that's correct difference between a catholic and a jesuit. >> great question. so, jesuits are an order of the catholic church. they're an order of priests and brothers, founded in the 16th 16th century by ignatius loyola and 0 most of our work is education. so we have 62 high schools in the country, 28 jesuit universities and colleges, and our message is that we want our students to become men and women for others. we want them to take the gifts that god has given them and go

out and help people. so, whether they have a career in media, business, whatever they do, whether they're in the creative arts, they're going to take the gifts and talents and use them to help others, and clearly this is the message the pope is telling us, we all need to embrace. so it's -- but it's particularly poignant for us and our students. >> i happen it is for young people. they might be able to fix this at some point. inclusion and hope. i like it. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> republican presidential candidates didn't waste time commenting on speaker boehner's plan to quit congress. some happened to be speaking at a conservative summit today and one was speaking as the announcement came out and he said, speaker boehner just resigned. what do you think happened in the crowd when he said that? well, campaign carl cameron has the details next on fox news channel. just like eddie, the first step to reaching your retirement goals is to visualize them. then, let the principal help you get there.

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some runs are celebrating house speaker john boehner's decision to step down. not surprisingly. look at how the crowd reacted when marco rubio broke the news at the conservative values voter summit in d.c. >> just a few minutes ago speaker barren announced he will be resigning. [cheers and applause] >> they stood, many of them. senator rubio said time for a new generation of leadership but stressed he is not bashing speaker boehner personally. campaign carl cameron is live at the submit. what about other candidates, what are they saying? >> reporter: they've been talking about mr. boehner's withdrawal from the speakership in october. pretty much all day long. there have ban few who have been trying to make kind remarks, suggesting he did his best, but all of them said it was time for boehner to go and they're looking forward to a new strong, conservety leader. donald trump thank you. came here, talked about it.

obviously tapped into a little built of angst about boehner and the pleasure that a lot of this conservatives see in his departure. watch. >> speaker boehner, you know, some people like him on a personal basis. do people like him on a personal basis, anybody? you know, we want to see the job being done properly. >> what on earth have they accomplished? when i asked that in grassroots gatherings across the country, i've asked that question many times. the response is always the same. absolutely nothing. >> reporter: ted cruz going -- speaking after donald trump did, and clearly making an effort to court a lot of trump's supporters across the country, not just only here at the values voters summit. there's over a thousand activists who come to this eye vend. it's an organizing opportunity for them to share ideas on how they hope to control some win the upcoming election.

theser very socially conservative, very evan jelly based religious conservatives and rejoicing at the departure of boehner. >> now the democrats. bernie sanders has a lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire. bernie sanders, double digit digit lead over hillary clinton. from a new cnn survey. it shows the vermont senator leading and not by an ity bit. the vermont senator, the democratic socialist lead big 16 points, and unlike other recent polls senator sanders holds a double digit with or without vice-president joe biden in the race. he is not a candidate but also not ruled one out. want other a souvenir from the pope's visit to the united states? you have plenty of options. there's so many options of

souvenirs. sometimes they're respectful. i'll keep that. 20 years from now fine that in a box and go, man, that was a great day, and then there's the other stuff. we'll have both coming up.

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>> to filly tomorrow for the last leg of the pope's u.s. tour. pope francis will attend the 2015 world meeting of families in philly, it's called the world's largest meeting of catholic families and pope francis will lead a mass to close out the event and they expect more than a million people. people selling all kind of pope-themed manufactured to mark the visit to the united states. when we were leaving in

washington they have this huge tent, like an hour and a half wait in line to get in there and then on the way out, after it was over those guys that you see at football games or whatever witch the five dollar hats and the five dollar t-shirts that it were there, too, but i don't think catholic people got the money for that. >> there's a ton of stuff out there. we start with the official merchandize, comes from organizers of the world meeting of families. this is a rosary. pope francis on it. this goes for $20. also a bronze medallion commemorating the visit to philly. this is $50. then a plush doll. it's been a big hit. somebody handed the pope one of them as he arrived at jfk airport yesterday. >> that was funny. he laughed at that. >> really cool. they also have a bobblehead. this goes for $25. >> there's very reverent. >> a pope tote bag for $10. >> great for be beach. >> even have pint glasses.

>> in case you need a beer. >> cold brew, maybe hold some holy water. go for $15. and there's their unofficial merchandize. >> oh, look at that. >> the pope francis onesie. pope francis is my home boy on the back. goes for the low prize of $67.99. and then there's this minimusical popemobile. it goes for $105. >> can you put a child in it. >> it's mall. it's just a few inches told. i have no idea why it's so expensive. then my favorite, the pope toaster. it goes for $48.95 and will burn an image of pope francis on all the toast you want. >> okay, that's how we got jesus on grilled cheese. >> somebody could make their money back by selling the individual most slices on ebay. >> tmz also. thank you. have a good weekend. enjoy your mom.

>> thanks. >> we are waiting for the pope to arrive at a school in new york city, our lady's queen of angels. the pope is due. we'll have this day in history for you, so stick around.

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today pope francis made serra a saint, picking up where john paul ii left off 27 years ago today. have a good weekend. >> all right. you are looking live in east harlem, new york. pope francis athlete our lady queen of angels school. this was a specific request on his part. just as some of the points in his itinerary have been of his specific interests, including yesterday. instead he wanted to help feed the poor, and he did, and today,