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and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. of. >> a quick programming note. usually at this time you see dr. siegel and somadi with housecall. we are continuing today with our coverage of the papal visit. we have an update on the freeway shootings in arizona. a man was arrested for a string of attacks. 21-year-old leslie merit is facing up to 15 counts including aggravated assault. investigators connecting him they say to at least four of those 11 shootings. they as you know rattled the residents of the phoenix area with some folks taking action to better protect themselves. will carr has the details on the case from our west coast newsroom. hi, will. >> all 15 charges are felonies that merit is facing. it comes out through detectives used ballistics tests to take

bullet fragments from the cars that were involved here. they matched those to a gun, a high-point 9 millimeter that merritt had owned and pawned both before and after the shootings started. authorities now think the first shooting happened earlier than originally thought because a driver in a bmw realized he had a flat tire on august 30th. he took his car to the dealership. they found a bullet fragment in the tire. because of the tire technology bmw has, they believe the car could have been shot eight day brz that. the three other shootings tied to merritt's gun authorities believe all three happened on saturday august 29th. while his case continues to play out in the court system, registrations for gun certification classes have tripled in some parts of arizona. whitney waynefield who owns arizona personal defense believe there's's a correct correlation to the i-10 shootings and says she thinks people are signing up for better peace of mind.

>> it's from 18 to 80. i'd say it's 50/50 men and women. and it's not your gun enthusi t enthusiasts, your guy that's an nra member. it's your everyday soccer or yoga mom and just regular people. >> authorities have said they think there could be copycats out there for the shootings that have not been directly linked to merritt's gun but important to note that at this point there have not been any additional shootings since merritt was arrested. >> will, that is certainly the good news. thank you. pope francis on the final day of his historic visit to the u.s., the holy father not shying away from controversial topics on his first trip to america. his speeches touching on the importance of religious liberty and a call for america to embrace immigrants. the pope's words welcomed with cheers from the faithful during

his three-city tour. fox news religion contributor jonathan morris joins us now. so good to see you, father jonathan. i want to talk about this first. as we just said, the pope touched on a potpourri of political issues including pro-life and encouraging congressional leaders to come together and do the work of the people, climate change. talk to me about how you think this will impact the dialogue on these issues as well as the direction these issues will take in the future. >> i think the message that pope francis left mostly with his actions, mostly with his actions, the way in which he treated people was do what you already know you should do. get back to basics. love people. lead with mercy, compassion. start with forgiveness. start with where we all are as a human community. then let's build up.

then he went after those tough, more political issues. sexual abuse. he just today met with survivors or victims of clerical sexual abuse. or it was just announced today in philadelphia where there was a tremendous amount of not only abuse but cover-up at different levels. >> the pope as you know, father, said that everyone is going to be held accountable. >> that's right. he told that to all the seminaryians, the priests, the bishops and held accountable not by the church alone but rather the church is going to immediately and that's what's already happening now thank god turning them over to the authorities. anytime there's a credible abuse. one other thing today that he said about this which was different is that he said there's a commission being established in the vatican now to hold bishops accountable for any sort of cover-up. >> yes. >> there's already been a huge amount of progress made of any priest who's been credibly

accused of abusing a minor. well, that has been put in place for a long time thank god. but this is a committee to hold bishops accountable. >> you're right, the pope as i said earlier is leading by example. he is not mincing words. i want to talk about the residual effect now. what will this do to the catholic church in terms of attendance and doctrine? having women in liturgical roles and also he's the people's pope. talk to me also about how his visit here and his words and example will affect non-catholics. >> i know what happened this morning in my own church in the bronx. first of all, i said good-bye to two buses filled with people who are going down to philadelphia. these are people who worked hard to save money for the $45 that it cost to rent the bus. hardworking people. then i saw what happened in my own parish today as i was speaking to both the english mass and then the spanish mass about what pope francis is

doing. the happiness, the joy, the church was actually pretty full today. i don't know if it's a direct correlation, but it was beautiful to see. i think it will have lasting effects, but it requires all of us to step it up. i was watching pope francis, all i could think of is, i want to get back to my church and try to imitate and to some degree what he's doing. i think clerics as well as laypeople need to do it. >> well, now i know your personal impact. you're dogoing to take on the examples that the pope offered us. you're going to do the same. >> i hope so. >> lead by example. father jonathan, good to see you. >> thank you. up next, iran's president we know he'll be here or he is here now in new york city and he'll be addressing the general assembly at the u.n. tomorrow. do you think asauhn rouhani should be welcome on the world stage. they remain the world's largest

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i want to tell you about a scare for some campers on an australian beach. this sinkhole suddenly bursting open, swallowing a car and camping trailer. of course campers shaken up by the scare. >> kids were screaming and carrying on, were pretty worried about it. we thought they were going to lose their cars and caravans. >> the sinkhole measuring over 300 feet was about 10 feet deep. about 140 people were evacuated from the area. no one was hurt.

you ask rouhani and other officials of this regime must turn trial before an international tribunal for their crimes against humanity and against the people of the region. the people of iran reject this. >> that's the leader of the opposition group in iran, the national council of resistance of iran. she demands that hassan rouhani be jailed not hailed at the united nations when he speaks tomorrow. he'll be appearing before the general assembly and is expected to address the recently completed nuclear deal. critics have been charging the agreement only helps iran fund terrorism and continue its execution of regime oepts. joining us is the deputy director of the group the national council of resistance of iran, its washington office, who first revealed the extent of iran's secret nuclear program in

2002. good to see you. >> great seeing you. >> she says don't hold imup as a hero. put handcuffs on him and throw him in the pokey. why is that? >> for the simple reason he doesn't represent the people of iran. he represents a regime that under his watch, rouhani, have been 2,000 executions, many from public hanging. people have been jailed eed ove past few years. women are badly suppressed. there was an acid attack in a concentrated effort. about 25 women were attacked and no one was held accountable. religious minorities are held in jail, journalists, bloggers. iran is the biggest prison for jormists. >> what do you expect the u.n. to say about all this? >> i think the u.n. has the very similar general assembly has condemned the iran regime and rights violated last december. so he shouldn't be invited here to represent the people of iran

as she correctly said. >> but he is the president. >> well, he was president because the very system that is in place in iran is a theocracy that is not based on the word of the people. there's a council, a guardian council, that selects people who can actually run. and these are basically hand-picked people by the supreme leader allowing their network to vote for one or the other. this is not free elections. he does not represent the people of iran. >> we've seen dictators of course come to the u.n. before. we just saw a video of the prime minister of iran and john kerry. the nuclear agreement will come up. everyone talks about preventing them having a bomb but what about funding for terrorism? i want to play a clip about iran funding terrorism. >> the billions of dollars of money that pours into the regime's coffers as a result of this agreement will not be used

to improve the conditions of the iranian people but on the very terrorist objectives. >> she says the money will go to terrorism. john kerry says they've got a u.n. resolution that will prevent that. do you believe it? >> well, looking at the past history of what iran has been doing with the money, i think the history is more reliable. first of all, in terms of the economy, it's actually run by the revolutionary guard. so whoever is claiming that the money is going to improve the economy, remember, 50% of the gdp of iran is run by the revolutionary guard and they're basically tax exempt. the money is actually -- that's how they're funding the groups in lebanon, funding keeping assad in power, the militias in iraq and a whole host of terrorist groups around the world. >> do you think this agreement will stop that? >> it won't. to the contrary, i think because they may face some kind of limitations in nuclear area,

iran is likely to step up its efforts on the terrorism area and also the suppression domestically. >> what about the u.n. resolution? kerry says that will be prevented. but iran the first eight years violated six u.n. council resolution whz it came to enriching uranium. >> well, they didn't do anything unless you have actual mechanism to monitor and to catch them. there's no monitoring system. there's no system to actually watch them where the money goes. there has to be a u.n. system to mon monitor that. otherwise, the money will definitely go to fund terrorism. >> finally, tomorrow rouhani will speak. do you expect a protest against him outside? >> you know, there's thousands of people expected to appear right across from the u.n. pretty much around the time that rouhani is speaking saying that you say no to rouhani and yes to democracy in iran, saying this is time for regime change in iran by the iranian people, not

coddling a regime that has been so repressive against its own population. you can expect a very large crowd. you will see prominent speakers including governor richardson, tal t many young people who will raise their voice. just yesterday over a hundred iranian-american xol arz and professionals wrote a letter to president obama saying human rights has to be a priority in dealing with iran. >> and we'll see -- there's no meetings scheduled yet or expected between both presidents, obama and rouhani. mr. rouhani will be here. we'll see if he rebukes which he hasn't done yet the so-called death to america. thank you so much. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> thanks to you both. well, have you heard there's a super moon coming to a sky near you? we're going to find out when and where you can see it. janice dean will tell you coming up next.

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we are just hours away from tonight's supermoon, lunar eclipse. it is a rare double feature

where a total lunar eclipse will share the skies with the supermoon. a combination not seen since 1982 and won't happen again until 2013. janice dean joins us from fox weather center with the science behind it. >> we weren't even born the last time this happened. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> let's take a look at it. supermoon and lunar eclipse. the orbit of the moon is not a perfect circle. sometimes it is closer to earth making it look larger. that's what is going to happen tonight. we get 14% closer. and the fact that we are seeing not only supermoon, but a lunar eclipse and what that means is that the moon appears darkened as it passes earth's shadow. and in some cases a deep red is what we're going to see. and some people call that a blood moon. the eclipse 9:07 to 12:27 a.m.

the total eclipse from 10:11 p.m. to 11:23 p.m. eastern standard time. cloud cover across portions of the east coast could hinder some moon gazing. we will have clear skies across the northeast and portions of the west. the coast doesn't look great. if you're across the southwest, thumbs up. central u.s. also looking good for some moon gazing. a lot of moon songs as well. ♪ moon river >> what else? ♪ dancing in the moonlight >> bad moon rising. ♪ there's a bad moon >> you got one? >> bella luna from "moonstruck," right? >> very good. >> i'm going to moon walk out of this commercial break. >> all right. >> well, back here at home, president obama going to the

united nations later on this afternoon. he's expected to meet with russian president vladimir putin here in new york. what will they talk about? and what will happen when they meet?

i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. finally, nasa on making what it calls a major announcement at a news conference set for tomorrow about mars. some think they found flowing water under the surface of the red planet. scientists who focus on the search for water are set to

appear at the news conference where experts have found evidence of liquid saltwater and traces of water in the soil. what if they find little martians like this big. >> you're from mars, i'm from venus. that does it for us. the news continues in washington. with just a month left before he steps down, john boehner speaks out on his decision to resign. the partisanship in washington. even within his own party. and his belief there will be no government shutdown. the speaker of the house in his own words coming up. plus, carly fiorina unplugged. we'll show you the serging gop candidate go head to head with an abortion rights activist over the grew some planned parenthood videos and women's health. and pope francis wraps up his trip to america today with a giant map in philadelphia. we have a preview of the big event.