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hundreds are not happy he's here. good evening, i'm juliette tonight, thousands turn out for a visit and why hundreds are not happy about the visit. >> we go to the sap center where an overflow crowd is listening to the prime minister right now. >> reporter: a lot of excitement and energy outside of the center right now. a sold out crowd, 18,500 people inside of the center now. thousands more outside. many of them hoping to get a free ticket but if you can not get inside there is a monitor to watch what is going on. it is a big celebration for the community here in the bay area because it has been decades seupbd a endia decades -- since head of india has visited california. not everyone is happy. protesters are expected here

tonight. here is one. >> he is a criminal. he did not do anything about stopping violence when there were slayings in india. >> reporter: again, more supporters than protesters out here to a sold out crowd, 18,500 peopled in of the sap center right now. earlier today, he visited with mark zuckerberg and visited google. back out live here, it started at 5:00, he is expected to take the stage at 7:00. as you can see a pretty heavy police presence here as well to make sure everything goes smoothly and so far it seems like it is going that way. we are live, back to you. >> all right, right before the event at the senator the prime minister met with governor jerry brown. they talked about climate change, renewably energy and the digital economy. a thief learned the hard way about stealing when a

homeowner fights back. he was caught on surveillance video ripping off a package from the front porch of a house. it was not the first time. what the alert neighbors did to get the thief caught. >> on friday, ken's daughter was standing at the window of her home. >> someone is running up to the house. >> reporter: ken, a bit of a tech junkie installed cameras across the front of house. they caught the car pulling up, a man hustling up to the front of the house, snagging the package. >> i got to the car and my first reaction was, you know, i can reach in and grab the keys, i can stop them somehow until the cops get them. >> ken grabbed the article of the woman passenger and saw she had a purse in her lap. in a split second i said she has id in here. and i reached in and grabbed it as he sped off. of course, you know, the victory dance. i have your purse. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it turns out the

purse was not much help to the police but then ken posted the videos on claycord and the folks at the local online news blog said it looked similar to a story from 2012. >> i pulled up the old news clip, this is the exact same guy. he really has not changed his clothes much, right? >> reporter: long story short he tells the cops and they arrest daniel price from concord, again, for package theft. it should serve as a warning to thieves, the cam ras are getting better and there area a lot more out there. -- cameras are getting better and there are a lot more out there. daniel price had he might want to look into another career. his film career is not working out so great. >> the homeowner said the thieves were so bold they can see his daughter watching from the window and tried to steal the package any way. >> reporter: police are putting together a list by

homeowners that are william will -- that are willing to access their video. they will be able to e-mail them if their video is needed. 200 systems have been registered. now, taking a live look from the east coast as the super moon plunges into the shadow of the earth. this is something that has not happened in three decades and will not be seen again for decades more. we are within 40 minutes of a total eclipse of the super moon. it will turn the moon a bloody red right after sunset if the weather cooperates. joe vazquez is out where hundreds will watch to tallity unfold. i can not -- totality unfold. i can not wait. >> reporter: hay are gathering. five -- they are gathering here. 500 people preordered tickets and they are expecting an overflow crowd. it is two events at once.

a super moon and a lunar eclipse. let's take those one at a time. first, the super moon, the moon is going to be huge. that is because in the oval- shaped orbit of the moon around the earth tonight is when it is closest to earth. 14% larger than normal. then, there is an eclipse, the moon will pass behind earth, hiding in earth's shadow. >> it is a naked eye event. >> watch are for the moon to change colors as full eclipse is reached. >> because of the refraction of the light through the atmosphere it causes red light to fill that shadow so it looks like it looks like a rusty red color. >> reporter: as i talk to you there is sun on the face there is an opening in the sky what are the odds people in the bay area will be able to see this? >> if they can get away from the fog, odds should be good. >> you can see the skies are

clear over berkeley this is where they are gathering, observation deck. they will be looking up to the sky just trying to see this blood moon as they call it. now, we are talking about how rare it is. last time they had one of these 1982. 33 years ago. next one will be in the year 2033. that is 18 years from now. and this is about as close as the moon gets to the earth. it will be huge and spectacular. >> the deepest point of the eclipse the moon will only be 59 minutes away for the closest approach. it will be a great sight. not that you would know the difference by looking at the moon. it is not that, every lunar eclipse is. joe they are going to have the telescopes available for the public as well, right? >> reporter: they do. you will be able to see it with the naked eye. starting around 7:15 they are saying. but the peak time, 7:45. telescope will be available for folks to get a closer look. >> i am so glad the sky is

clear for you and all of the volks out there. joe is live at the space and science center thank you, joe. >> at the same time, space fans are red hot with excitement about the red planet. tomorrow, nasa will announce that mars mystery has been solved, which mystery? i don't know. we will have to wait until tomorrow to mind out. vandals hit a mission defacing it. on the last day in the u.s. pope francis makes a stop and acknowledges one of the ,,,,,,,,,,ailings of the

the pope is on his way back to rome right now after leaving his visit to the u.s. >> reporter: the pope spent his final day here in philadelphia reaching out to the faithful in groups large and small. >> reporter: pope francis held a meeting this morning with five people who were sexually abused as children. >> reporter: later while speaking to bishops the pope promised to hold all sex abusers accountable and he said

-- >> continue -- i remain overwhelmed with shame men entrusted with the tender care of children violated these little ones and caused grievous harm. barbara doris a child abuse survivor. he wants the pope to take stronger action against bishops that protected the priest. >> how can he kiss babies and talk to children and express all of these concern for children. he is a monarch, a absolute monarch. if he says they are gone, they are gone. >> reporter: francis spent time on sunday with prison inmates embracing one man and encouraging all inmates to get their lives back on track. in central, philadelphia, large crowds spent the day waiting for the pope for late afternoon mass. the largest and last public event. >> a few successes of a glimpse is enough to inspire you for a lifetime. >> reporter: on his way to the mass the pope greeted followers from the pope mobile, stopping

to kiss children. hundreds of thousands of people passed the parkway and surrounding streets to be part of the pope's final big event. at the airport, vice president joe biden led the delegation to bid the pope farewell. pope france sis is back -- pope francis is back on a might back to rome. it will last more than 8 hours. >> during the visit he elevated california missionary on sainthood but not everyone was happy about it. vandals struck at the heart of the mission headquarters in carmel last night knocking over his statue and splashing green and white paint over stones, signs, grave sites. volunteers spent most of today cleaning up the mess at the mission. a pastor there is as there should be no permanent additional. some native american tribes oppose sainthood for him

claiming they were mistreated under the mission system. is so far the police have no suspects. still to come, a sacramento state student helped save lives in a heavily armed gunman on a train. bravery is being recognized. now, within half an hour of a super moon eclipse, the sun sinks slowly into the midwest. we will have more on the forecast after ,,,,,,,,

the sacramento state student who helped take down a gun man on a paris-bound train was a real hero. >> we would like to present

anthony for his bravery and heroic act. >> reporter: last month anthony sadler and his two childhood friends confronted the armed men on the train. >> you have the best "what did you do over the summer story" that is for sure. the pact that the university wanted to honor me that is great. >> he is a senior. he says all of the attention cut into his study time a bit but his teachers are working with him to make sure he graduates on time. a quick programming note. tonight is the premiere season of season 48 of "60 minutes" it will be a special two hour edition, featuring interviews with donald trump. that begips at 7:00 immediately following this newscast. okay, my headline tonight is what is -- begins at 7:00 immediately following this newscast. >> okay, my headline tonight is what is going to be great,

super moon. it will be rising shortly, near totality. it might be difficult to spot it at 7:00 tonight. now, total rise in partial near total eclipse. from 7:11 until 8:23. the. s are accommodating, south bay -- temperatures are accommodating, south bay, good luck. a beautiful sight, a rare one. it is happening when the moon is closest to the earth for the entire year. it appears 13% larger than last april's total eclipse of the moon. and in fact it will be the last total eclipse of the moon until 2018 and the last time the super moon is eclipsed until sometime in the 2030s. so, you know, a great opportunity to take your kids out and explain to them how it all works. if you can get away with it. there are high clouds that are over the bay area, luckily they moved from north to south and that is revealing the sky just in time for this rare eclipse

of the moon. future cast shows we have high clouds coming back in later in the night. almost as if the curtain of clouds is parting for the event tonight. a long total eclipse. until 8:23 p.m. an hour and 12 minutes. that is long. now others as i say, the sun shortly, glaring in the upper left corner of the screen. as it disappears and dead on queue. it will look like a crescent moon. must of it is a bite taken out of it by a shadow by the earth. we will give the flow, cooler weather through midweek and to some it up all, looner eclipse at 8:23 p.m. tonight. just a few minutes, high clouds interfere with it a bit. hope it clears up for you. clearing through wednesday and warming up for the later half of the week. overnight lows, numbers in the middle 50s tomorrow, a little cooler than average, 67 in the city. 79 for concord, 79 for san jose

oakland. in the -- in the extended forecast, back to 90 degrees by friday. saturday, sunday we are hot again. will the 49ers ever be hot again? here is the man to answer. >> i think you better use that for the oakland raiders they are hot again. in cleveland and not hot again, kaepernick, one of the worst games of his ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the 49ers played 47 games against the cardinals in their history dating back to 1951. never had it gotten this ugly for san francisco. jim holding a rebound from that embarrassing loss in pittsburgh last week. the first throw of the game. now, stepping in front, taking it to the end zone. 7-0, cardinals. the 49ers, trying it again. looks like the same play. and it is picked off, again. this time, matthews steps in front, 14-0, minnesota. and, to the half, cardinals are up 28-7. kaepernick uncorks another bad throw. davis was not even looking. matthews has it again. that led to a field goal, a 31- 7 lead. 3rd quarter, it this time they

have time to grow. looking for smith. but, towers getting the cardinals 4th interception. 9 of 19. 4 interceptions, 16 point 7. carson palmer to fits fits and the cardinals win 47-7. he improves a 3-0, the 49ers pull the 1 and 2. >> that is it. that starts and ends with me. today's performance they are to see myself go out and play like that and hurt this team the way that i did. it was -- you know, 100% my fault. there is nothing anyone in that locker room can do to change the game again. >> aaron rodgers in green bay, next, ouch. now, last week's victory in the eastern time zone since president barack obama's first year in the oval office. oakland was in cleveland where the browns started josh over m

andel. now, fakes to murray and hits andre holmes. 10-0 raiders. 30 seconds left in the half. now, another touchdown for roberts who caught it. he got the game winner that time. early 4th quarter. 4th quarter, point attempt, at oakland. 6 yard touchdown, raiders got the lead. he went for 139 yards. it is 27-13 raiders, moving to ice the game. now, cooper, running a big game. fumbles the football. the browns have it. benjamin, reaching along the goal line, cleveland gets it at 7 points. now, they have a minute left. now, leading to a tie score. looking to pass. he is going for the touch ... oh, kicked off. it is woodson there to save the day. the future hall of famer, now, ices it for the raiders. they win it in the eastern time

zone, 27-20. >> now, first time for the team to get the first road win. it feels awesome to go into, you know, someone else's place and get a win. it is probably the hardest thing in the nfl to do. i am happy for our team. >> you know as well as i know, the last couple of years, these games, you know, we do not pull them out. so, the last couple of weeks to be able to pull out of the game that is -- and really use it. >> raiders now move on to chicago. the bay bridge series started as a celebration as the a's big 3. it ended with the giant's still in the national west race with the dodgers coming to town. before the game, watson, zito, throwing out the first pitch. cool ceremony, top of the 3rd. giants leading 4-0. brown, going to 2 outs, going to center. now, crawford, going 5-0. bottom of the 6th, now 5-2. now, sending one to the left. barker can not make the catch, he crashes into the wall, he

scores, it is bottom of the 3. tying run is on. now, he strikes out billy burns to end the game. sanfrancisco holds on 5-4, the dodgers lost again, the magic number stays at 2. now, jordan spieth closing it in. from the bunker on 16. able to get down, getting the three-shot lead, he wins the third tournament of the year. and the $10 million prize. are you kidding me? kirt chilling gets the drivers ready -- kurt schilling gets the drivers ready. now, harvick, leading 216 of the 300 laps ran out of gas. ran out of gas allowing kepbs eugt to take the lead and go on for his 5th win of the year.

kenseth to take the lead and go on for his 5th win of the year. all right, thank you, dennis. thank you. thanks for watching. we have a special two hour season premiere of "60 minutes" next. brian wants to enlighten us on the moon. >> we do. we are taking it -- hardly any of it left as we are a few minutes away from super moon centering totality. we will see you back here at 11:00. happy viewing ,,

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