meisha has your traffic update coming in just a moment. wet weather held off for the papal visit and for the wonderful mass on the parkway. each day now you get more and more chances for rain. justin has your forecast, good morning, monday, september 28th, i'm erika von tiehl. update on the roads and the weather of course with justin and meisha right now, just happen that i everything was okay for the big mass yesterday. good morning, guys. >> absolutely, good morning, yes, welcome back after long but awesome weekend. good news yes, the clean up has gun, but things going quicker than we and at this time dissipated. that's good. justin i know rain headed our way maybe? >> snot until wednesday, but increased rain chances, today mainly just cloudy day, could see few pikes of sun. waking to up low clouds. can't even see the thomas of the skyscrapers. temperatures little milder than what has been the past few mornings, little muggy, low and mid 06 a's for the current numbers, 63 quakertown, 63 willow grove. so it does feel damp outside.

dew point, 60s, indicating dry mass, now upper 60s, will continue to rise today indicating higher humidity levels on the way. dry on storm scan3, just have some clouds move through the region, all of the showers will stay to the west, stray sprinkle could get in here. winds continue out of the northeast, pretty light right now at about 10-mile per hour or less. northeast philly wind flow, mostly cloudy skies through the day today, could be that stray shower, very small chance, though, but will get warmer, get to up about 80 degrees, and some of the kids headed back to school today, maybe some still have the day off. because of the papal visitment we will give it c plus because of the clouds, 8:00 temperature mid 60s, 3:00 talking some upper 70s, we make it for high of 79 in philadelphia, and low 70s the shore and the poconos that seven day forecast coming up of the we hit the roads with meisha. >> good morning, justin, happen my n day to you and to all of you at home. here is a look at the vine.

good news all of the off-ramps are now reopened, looking good, nice steady flow, more and more vehicles take this stretch, because they're starting to hear it is now open, quick peak at the boulevard, as you approach the schuylkill. looking good here, just everyone just kinds of waking up with us this morning, and good morning, glad you're here. this is a look at the spring garden closed between the schuylkill and the parkway. you can see officers just kind of chilling out. flashing lights gone. doesn't matter. no one can go on that stretch yet. i'll let you know when you can. now, to update you on what you can, the vine street expressway, the schuylkill east and westbound directions, ben franklin bridge, sit avenue, 95, off ramp to the vine and broad now open, but if we take a peak down here, the off ramp to callowhill still closed. washington now open. now these are the ones that are still closed. ben franklin parkway, the schuylkill eastbound off ramp to spring garden, and mlk drive, part of kelly drive also, and also, philadelphia international airport, telling

travelers to arrive early, two hours for domestic, three for international because of longer security lines, back to you. >> hundreds every thousands of people converge on the city of philadelphia this weekend and leave behind big old mess. crews are terrific, working through the night to clean up all of the trash left behind so the sit can i return to normal. eyewitness neutral reporter justin finch joins us where clean up is happening, still there is morning. good morning, justin. >> reporter: erika, good morning left with a lot of trash, now part of the clean up. city crews are turning those festival grounds, back no center city, spending the night overnight, and now morning, bagging up bottles, picking up litter, removing concrete barricades, and also, trash. with several hunts thousand people navigating center city by foot, 24/7, much the last week and weekend, a lot of

waste was left behind. so what, say a.m., after all our city was the backdrop to sunday's papal mass led by pope francis and seen around the world. some were up close with tickets, others felt close, watching on jumbro-trons nearby, and man who travel from new york city said he only got to watch on one of the jumbro-trons, but said woe do it all again. take a listen. >> because i believe that the pope brought the holy spirit with him. it was solemn. >> worth it? >> it was worth it. >> reporter: looking now at the stage, there, as you can see, the crucifix and much of the at is her gone. it is back to bare bones again. and trucks here now to carry away much that far structure, we are now recovering from what was historical weekend here if philadelphia, and pretty soon, erika, it will be overnight we will be back to normal.

already on the parkway, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> just bizarre all weekend walking down the middle of the streetment just incredible, justin. thanks so much. >> meanwhile, city off recalls marvel in how so many people came together to pull off this historic event this past weaken. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now in center city with the story, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, we are coming to you live from south broad street, jut outside of city hall this morning, you can see the clean up process is well underway here, as well, we've got crews on scene picking up dozens of those metal barriers, and now also happening around 10:00 this morning, the archdioces of philadelphia will hold one more media briefing to reflect on the world meeting of families congress, and the papal have i it about but by many accounts, last week was a success. even though pope francis has left philadelphia, his spirit is still strong in the hundreds of thousands of people his message reached over the weekend. >> we were crying. we were laughing.

we were hugging. hair standing on the backs of our neck, just one of the most fulfilling days of my life. >> despite long lines at security check point, especially for those main events on the ben franklin parkway, most visitors we spoke to say the city of brotherly love earned its title. >> i congratulate philadelphia on organizing such atrocious mend us event, and everything went smoothly for us. >> everyone was great. crowds were great. >> the organization, very well, and the security people did very well, too. so it speaks this that's something philadelphia mayor michael nutter is surely relieved to here. >> this has been a very successful, wild lie successful, completely successful world meeting of families. >> the world meeting of families congress started the week off strong with nearly 20,000 visitors, and the crowds only grew into the weekend. >> the teen tire parkway was filled. there was spill over in a variety every places. there were whole lot of people out there. and, you know, i think as much as we might be fascinated by

the numbers, let's not forget what the vent was. two days of pope francis in philadelphia. >> even though some philadelphians may have left the city this weekend to avoid these crowds, many stuck around, and find themselves with a new sense of philly pride. >> we're glad that these people came. we're glad this our city represented. it was a privilege to be a philadelphian and a catholic this week. >> but not everyone agrees, we did hear a lot of glum bling on the street this weekend, from people that were stuck in long wait lines to get into those secured zones, sometimes so long they decided not to go into the area. take look at this. we found this on facebook this morning. this is a statement by restauranteur mark, he write in part, we're clearly all thrilled that pope francis is here. my only regret is the decisions of philadelphia leaders, instead of engaging the citizens and businesses around this great city in welcoming the hope, they have instead decided to roll out the red carpet for everyone

making the pilgrimage, and pus out in storage for monday. i imagine he would like to see philadelphia as s we are the fabric of this city yet it seems as if the people that make this city great were in large, an afterthought. we will continue to follow this story. the clean up as well as the press conference at 10:00. for now live in certain sit, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> all right, jan, thanks so much. meanwhile pope francis made unexpected stop during the papal parade yesterday. he stopped by the knot dollars grotto next to the cathedral in center city. >> this growth so collection of ribbons with handwritten note on them, each representing a hardship or a prayer. pope francis blessed the exhibit and hugged its curator, sister marry skull yen, of project home. >> so humbling and we're just so joyful, because there has been so many people that have come here over the weeks, moved to tears, writing their struggles, writing their stories, their prayers, and then to think that pope francis blessed those, it is

just overwhelming. >> reporter: the grotto will remain open outside of the basilica until the end every next week or possibly through the end of october. >> and then, with a quick wave, it was all over. pope francis is back in rome this morning after final farewell at philadelphia international airport last night. the holy father departed philadelphia on shepherd i last evening, and gave us one last blessing through the window concluding histories at this making tour of the us. earlier this morning, just little while ago, pope francis sent this message over twitter saying, quote, with my heartfelt thanks. may the love of christ always guide the american people. hashtag god bless america. >> and just such a memorable weekend for so many of us here in philadelphia. share your pictures and special thoughts with us, please use the #cbsphillypope. we will try to bring those to you later this morning. >> 6:09 right now. eagles only game behind the cowboys and the nfc east this morning, after their first win in the season when the pope's

in town, coincident. darren sproles hemmed the birds get the first w with a 89-yard punt return in the first half. de mark over murray sat out the game with a hamstring problem. eagles beat the jets 24 to 17. sproles says his return jump started the eagles. >> i think it casino of gave us a spark, gave us a spark at the time. >> it feels good. you know, obviously real good football team, to common the road, get a win today, you know, tough win, our defense did great job today keeping us if the game, just great win for the team. >> the eagles defense caused four turnovers, to hand the jet their first lost. we'll gut much more analysis from sports anchor pat gallon. still ahead, president obama delivers second address to the un general assembly today. more on that coming up. >> also ahead, a scare on stage for republican presidential candidate carly

fiorina. see what made the crowd scream in the middle of the speech. >> and the pope's advice sit brink ago lot of attention to this little car, that fiat, he's been cruising around in. see if it is result nag spike of car sale. that's ahead. >> ♪ >> did you see the super moon last night by chance? a lot of folks out walking home in the moonlight. more on this very rare event, coming up after the break. good morning. >> ♪

>> flew this morning, group of men invaded lower moreland home and shot a man late last

night. dispatch said the break-in happened just after 11:00. they say three, four men forced their way into the home 2300 block of philmont avenue. the injured man was rushed to abington hospital and is now list in the critical condition. no suspect are in custody. >> 6:14. i know we were hoping the rain held off for yesterday, for the mass, it did, but now the chance is increasing as the week moves on? >> look like middle of the week best shot to see some rain. that's somewhat good news. still down little bit over the past few months, as far as the rainfall goesment look at the temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. actually warmer anywhere from four to 11 degrees warmer. so starting to bring in warmer more humid air mass. you can feel the difference once you step outside today. showers well to the north and west over western and northern pennsylvania, we're still dry, but there are some low clouds, little fog to deal with this morning. so patchy areas of fog specially central new jersey, burlington county right now. visibility down to 2 miles in millville. still okay. different story up in the mountains, mount pocono has half mile visibility.

you just may run into some patches of fog. out in the atlantic ocean, far western atlantic, tropical depression 11, just form, well east of florida, wind at 35 miles per hour moving very slowly to the west at 2 miles per hour. here is the track. eventually to the northwest, and north, could strengthen into tropical storm, briefly, before weakening back to depression there is storm could bring little rainfall to our region this weekend, depending on exact track. whatever is left of the storm. today, though, clouds, maybe stray shower tonight, clouds continue tomorrow, we start to see better chance for some scattered showers, steadier rain moves in, specially on wednesday morning. forecast highs today, warmer up around 799 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, tonight, warm and muggy night. we will be in the upper 60s for the low temperature and the extended forecast again somewhat of summer feel, even with the clouds, we get the high temperatures up around 80 degrees, through tuesday. and then looks like wednesday, that's going to be our weather day, could be heavy rain in the morning, fall temperatures return by the end of the week into the weekend, back into the 60s, so casino of all over the place.

>> no kidding. >> this week. >> eighty to 66? >> rain, dry. >> well, we have good news traffic wise. closures went into effect early friday. now at least opening back up. >> and earlier, yes, earlier than what people had expected which is great news. and i can tell you i think a lot of people are staying in, even today, this morning, because for early monday morning as we push toward the rush hour we typically see higher volume levels right now, specially on 95 southbound, looking good. right now take a look particulars the ben franklin bridge, for those of you coming from jersey, open in both directions on the ben franklin bridge. so, this is great news. but look how slow it looks. not very much drivers out there at all. typically on a monday morning, we see levels much higher than we are seeing right here, so that's good indicator maybe a loft people took monday off. i can totally, understand, and appreciate that, right? here is a look at 95 northbound, rap the to the vine. area now open. what's closed, now openment seeing a lot of this just slowly start to un revel itself this morning. in fact a lot of things, a lot of road closures that were

supposed to be in place in the morning opening earlier in the morning, which is great. then all of the off-ramps are now reopened on the vinement i will have mass transit update coming up in about 15 minute, erika, over to you. >> thank you. for the second day in a row, president obama will speak at the united nations. today the president will discuss arrange of global issues before the un general assembly. hena daniels with updates from the un. >> president obama urged world leaders sunday to join the us in helping combat poverty, and world hunger. >> it is the lack of development when people have no education, and no jobs, and no hope, that helps fuel so much of the tensions and conflicts and instability that our world. >> today the president will turn his attention to other pressing international issues. including the crisis in syria. russia has recently angered the us by sending troops, supplies, and weapons to the country. some us intelligence annually cents believe the weapons could be used to attack rebble forces, supported by the us.

>> ahead of his trip to new york, putin discussed his strategy for syria, with 60 minutes, charlie rose. >> there is no other solution to the syrian crisis than strengthening the effective government structures, and rendering them help in fighting terrorism. >> putin is expected to layoff new proposals, to resolve the conflict in syria when he addresses the un today. for the first time, in a decade, he'll meet with president obama on the side lines of the general assembly, as the two leaders try to find common grounds on the i shall eye. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 6:18 right now. coming up this morning, donald trump unveils his new tax plan. we have the detail. >> also, pope francis delivers a message to inmates at the current am hold correctional facility here in philadelphia, and they had a message for him, as well. that story ahead.

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segment of our country that will have a zero rate, acerate, that's something i haven't told anybody. >> you are talking about -- >> we are talking about people in the low income brackets that are supposed to be paying taxes, many of them don't anyway. >> the full tax plan we're told will also be published on trump's website. also on the campaign trail, big scare on stage for presidential candidate carly fiorina. >> oh! >> yikes. the current and came crashing down as fiorina answered questions in san antonio yesterday. no one was hurt, and fiorina took more questions after that incident. she even joked maybe donald trump or hillary clinton were behind that stage malfunction. >> 6:22 right now, and the pope passed on limo, and opted for this, modest little fee ands for his transportation here in america. coming up see if the car is getting a pope bump in sale. also, an unexpected visit from pope francis before making his way to mass on the parkway. how student at st. joe's

university responded when they heard rumors the pontiff was coming. >> and, justin, he's tracking rain, how is it looking today? what do you think? >> erika, rain showers still well to the west right now. it will be warm, muggy today. but better chance for some rain over the next few days, we'll break down the detail coming up in a few m

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one of the big wins ers from this week's visit to philadelphia, fiat, the car company favored by pope francis. the pope made most of his appearances driven in the little fiat, even buzzing right by the cbs-3 studios, so fun to watch him crews right by. the modest fiat 500l was a big hit. fiat chrysler dealers across the country hoping the pope's advice lit prompt a flood of foot traffic, flood of biblical proportions, aj howard says your fiat, though, will not be exactly like the pope's. >> you pop it open, secret compartment for all of the pope's things, fiat, not yet, that's something we could probably hook up for you. >> and no little flags on these either. according to the wall street journal, car sales are down more than 11% from last year, we'll see what happens now after the visit. >> right now 6:26. coming up in our next half hour, the city trying to get back to normal after the papal visit. justin?

>> erika, that starts the trash pick up, also roads clearing, then, too, that papal stage coming down. you're almost sad to see it go. we have a live report coming up. >> justin, thanks. also did the pope bless the eagles without our knowing? eyewitness sports reporter pat gallon is joining us, he's going to break down the birds first win of the season. meisha? >> we're back at this this morning, the clean up certainly gun. but the roadways are looking pretty good. ninety-five northbound ramp to the vine, now open, i'll have all of the updates coming up. first we'll take a quick break, stay where you are. "eyewitness news" will be

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>> piece of advice for you, grab that umbrella, keep it in your car, not tracking one but several chances for rain for the week, and so happen at this hell up yesterday for the papal mass and the parkway, today really saying more

cloudy, not so much rain for today, right? >> yes, mostly dry, little muggy, though, you can already feel the difference out there, so actually will warm up. yes, a lot of people i think will take this rain, yes, after the papal visit. >> as long as it is okay yet, we're okay with today. >> i'm with you. looking at center city, you can't see the billings because of the clouds, low clouds, little fog to deal with this morning, so, that's what we have to deal with probably for the next few hours, maybe see sunshine this afternoon, but overall just mostly cloudy day, across the delaware valley, temperatures, kind of uniform. low and mid 60s, so it feels cool but also damp right now, humidity levels are starting to rise little bit, 63, cooler spots in quakertown, showers, well to our north and west. still protected clouds through the morning hours, here's what to expect, partly to cloudy skies, mug think morning, maybe stray shower in here this afternoon, most areas stay dry, warms up, close to

08 degrees. morning and afternoon breakdown. >> mid 70s for the lunch however, and 70s at the shore, and the poconos, so let's check out the seven day in a few minute, now a check on the roads with meisha a things looking better out there? >> yes, lets dose that, justin, they are looking a lot bert, primarily because a lot of those road closures that bee were experience that weren't suppose to yet be open are now opening, that's really helping congestion levels this morning. live look outside the vine, the ramp to the ben franklin parkway, now, this is now closed. it was open for little while there. in fact, all of the ramps were open. this is the only one now that has closed probably for some clean up i would imagine, but overall look at the vine, looks very, very nice. for a very busy monday morning this looks very nice, calm levels. make note the ben franklin parkway is now right now closed. this is where we have an accident, the blue route southbound approaching the schuylkill. you can see, it is pulled all the way off to the right shoulder. not causing too many slow downs, certainly, will

northbound direction being see, volume levels certainly starting to heat up on that stretch of the blue route. ninety-five northbound, 452, delaware county, you can see, looking nice here, everyone still traveling at posted speeds. and in that direct, and also, the pedestrian walkway, now open on the talcony palmyra bridge, that's good for those every how like to take little walk tour, i certainly wish i could. mass transit you can see the septa update, saturday schedule for all of your regional rails, over to you. >> thank you, expected to take few days, the clean up all of the garbage left behind by nearly million people who witness the historic papal mass on the ben franklin parkway. justin finch joins us on the parkway with more on the clean up effort, cleaning up all of those empty water bottles and all of the garbage left hine. morning. >> soon after sunday mass crews began work on picking up trash and clearing streets, and down on eakin's oval, that now historic pap all stage there is time yesterday, what

is going on, world-wide focus, it is quickly coming down, too, the work is on the way, determine seven-day forecast cyst festival grounds back in center sit it, means the empty booth that is litter the barrier, those fences, they're all being cleared out. >> of course things got dirty. small price to pay for welcoming pope francis, papal mass he helped pack the parkway sunday, and crowds not close watched on jumbo tron screens, across the city. following the holy father's final hours in philly, all the way to the airport, where he left for rome roam last night. many who saw him leave hope his message stays behind. take a listen. >> kind of reporter if you will, reporter, messenger, from jesus, just extending that message throughout the world. >> the love that the city brought out, i just hope it is will cents.

>> now, erika, this is the easier job here. pecking up and bagging trash, harder when there is lot of it, of course, but over here, this will be a much more intrinsic job here, breaking down the papal stage t took days to put up. it will take days to come down. and that means, it will be days before eakin's oval and the parkway are back to normal again. we are live here on the parkway, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> like you said before, small employs to pay to have pope francis here if philadelphia, thank you, justin. >> pope francis this morning is resting at the vatican after a where wind trip to the u.s. all weekend long massive crowds lined the streets hoping just to get glimpse of the pope. people of all backgrounds and state came from near and far to witness his historic mass in the ben franklin parkway. >> it was amazing, incredible, i never seen something like it in my life. >> the people here, tremendous, from all over the

world, friendly, smiling at you there is wasn't the philadelphia i know. >> maybe the philadelphia of the future. >> i certainly hope so. >> over 800,000 people pack the parkway for the papal mass. >> and we just got new video, new into our news room, the pontiff answered questions on his way back to rome, while on board shepherd i, a reporter asked what he thought about the united state. >> philadelphia -- >> translating that, pope francis said he was expressed by the warmth of the people and specifically that philadelphia was demonstrative and really full of emotion, feeling, and love. well, he certainly gave it right back us to, but what a weekend for philadelphia, having pope francis in town the eagles get their first win, coincidence, pat, i think not. >> i think not. >> that's terrific. >> can you imagine the city if the eagle had started zero and three, the emotion from the town then? >> no kidding. >> oh, terrific.

that first win is nice. >> it is nice, eagles got that win which they absolutely needed, no way they could start the year 057th three, so huge early season victory, but we node to dig deep near the game and the team. so let's breakdown what was good, and what was not so good. lets start with the smallest guy on the feel, darren sproles, this 89-yard punt return touchdown. gave the light early breathing room, and swing the momentum in your favor, linebacker jordan hicks says it is a major boost and gets the whole team jack up. >> we were able to -- you know, give the offensive spark, we get a spark, you know, comradery thing that we all have. everything intertwined. >> and hicks certainly back up those words, he started his first nfl game in the absence of bobbing kiko alonso and mychal kendricks and played very well, led the team with

ten took, recovered a fumble, and picked off ryan fits paths trick, third round played like anything but a reichment another rook how helped the causer i can row. little youth second round pick had interception of his own which is huge. the eagles had been easing him in on defense, he stepped up with a big play, and then of course sometimes just need little help, little luck, like when brandon marshall makes the bone headed play of the day, after the catch, tries to flip it back to his teammate. eagles would recover. ryan matthews though he is a top perform err, he was excellent in his 25 carries, 108-yard perform and, caught touchdown pass, exactly the casino of performance the eagles needed specially after two dreadful weeks of running the ball, and what also stands out the eagles able to do it against a very good jets defense. now, let's look at the not so good from sunday's win, because not everything went well. of course, sam bradford, not so good. just a hundred 18 yards through the air, completing only 14 of 28 passes, one

touchdown, and he missed wide open receivers, and really failed deep throw for third straight throw. it time didn't hurt the eagles because their run game and defense were so good. real think kind of play from the leader of the team not going fly for long, they need him to be much much better. receivers as well, receivers and running backs, didn't help the cause either. but their stone hands, third straight game. in this one jordan matthews the only receiver to catch a pass from bradford, so it is mostly on him, but drops again, a problem, including two big once from ryan matthews and darren sproles, here's sam bradford after the game. different things set us back. but, you know, like i said, i don't think there is anything major, really proud the way we fought to get that win to hang in there, to fight, it is huge for us right now. >> yes, so, bradford needs to clean few things up. let's give away this crazy looking game ball here. >> who is a winner?

>> ryan matthews, 108 yards on the ground, and last week, the eagles only rushed for 7 yards against dallas, needed bet performance, ryan matthews get the fake football. >> great. come collect it any time you want at the station. 6:40, still ahead on "eyewitness news", the pope of course big hit with the crowd, the fateful, also stopping to skis several babies along the way. why this was so special for this one family. >> reporter: pope francis may be gone from philadelphia, but he certainly has changed lives of many people here in the city of brotherly love specially at philadelphia international airport's largest jail. we take you inside the only local tv cameras to do that, the story straight

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morning, depend within you are, watch out for reduced visibility, temperature as far as weather watch remembers going, low to mid 60s at this hour, south to delaware right now, checking in at 62 degrees this hour. in the clouds. and we move back into new jersey, little milder here, had 64, at ed's house in chesterfield, new jersey, again, clouding skies right now, did he send a picture, of the fog, he is seeing little bit this morning. >> you might encounter some areas of fog, especially out in central new jersey where we are seeing the thickest fog. what's ahead, today, tomorrow, cloudy skies, mild, little muggy, few scattered showers possible, especially tuesday, wednesday more of steady rain, could be heavy rain in the morning, thursday and friday, clearing, with some sunshine, the weekend still going to have it watch, maybe another rain chance, returning to our forecast. dry right now, storm scan3, showers out to our west. but notice, just some clouds, maybe few breaks in the clouds later this morning into the afternoon. noticeably more humid today.

we call it humid same deal tomorrow, actually may feel little steamy, with the warmer temperatures around as well. still humid on wednesday with the rain, and then starts to feel little better by the end of the weekment still trying to hold on little bit of hint of summer there. here is the rain chances about 20% today, tomorrow, we bump it up to 40. 80% wednesday, the steadier heavier rain, thursday, the showers do back off. high pressure still trying to protect cents always low pressure moving, in combined with the cold front, coming in here tuesday night, wednesday. we could see the steadier rain building on in today clouds. >> warming up 79 degrees. >> sound good to me, justin, looking good, yes, still early but we have accident out there. this is the blue route southbound approaching the schuylkill, you can

pulled all the way off to the shoulder. not causing tomorrow slow downs, when i just look over here at the blue route headed in the northbound direction, definitely seeing volume levels just build that pressure if you will. here is a lock at the vine street expressway, rap p to the ben franklin closed all off-ramps clean up, just make note of. that will other than that, though, the vine looks good, 422 eastbound at valley forge also looking goodment take a look at this, everyone clearly traveling around at posted speeds, and of course who doesn't like that we push toward the rush hour. septa updates, some bus detours are still in place, just make note of that, all stations back and running, regional rails on saturday schedule. the gwen wood and wilmington, newark, on enhanced schedulement check your local schedules as you typically o special schedule for patco speed line, all station also all open. that's good. new jersey you can see still suspended but everything else looking good and running normal. and then, the pedestrian walkways reopen on the tactical page were r those of you who walk to walk. the philadelphia international airport telling travelers to

arrive early, two hours domestic, three hours for international. over to you. >> thank you, during pope francis trip here to philadelphia he visited the curram fromhold correctional facility, pontiff had powerful message to help them get their lives back on track. jan carabeo has the story from center city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, really touching moment for all of the prisoners there. what's happening on scene, coming to you liver from south broad street just outside of city hall where you can see clean up process underway. all four lanes opened, just metal barriers need to be pick up and moved out but yes that opportunity was truely special, they're only about 40 reporters there from all over the world, and we were the only local cameras inside. we were actually only 10 feet away from pope francis as he shook nearly everyone's hands in that room. >> curram fromhold correctional facility in northeast philadelphia, erupt intoed applause sunday morning, upon site, of the holy father. here, in this small gym, in front of inmates, some family and prison staff, his me and

was that of redemption and hope. >> don't ask where we have been. he doesn't question us about what we've done. this time in your life can only have one purpose. to gave you a hand in gets back on the right road. >> roughly 08 prisoners list wendt eyes and minds wide open. >> it was beautiful, breast taking. >> ruth colon the second woman to shake hats with the pond i have as he moved one by one through the crowd. he spent just as much time encountering his audience's speaking, isaac carmichael shared a light hard hearted moment. >> i told him get some rest. he needs some rest. he has a busy schedule so he needed some rest. >> in the last row this happened. >> and then again. >> i hope years to come tell my granddaughters how good, how close i was to the pope, and how important he is to everybody. >> the holy father has made it a point to visit prisons

during his papacy. he emphasized empathy and embraces the often forgotten. >> people like him, with his stature, they don't like at it like the worst things of the worlds. >> now along with the holy father, the chair he was sitting in holds a very special place in this audience's heart. some of the inmates hands car testified out of american walnut. brandon put in hours of work, time, that paid off, hearing the holy father loved his craftsman ship. >> i just can't wait to talk to my children and let them know that, you know, i was able to meet him, you know, whatever you are going through, keep your fate and hope alive. >> a conversation pope francis would be proud of. >> you could really feel the energy in that room. it was quite literally electric in there. everyone was smiling, so happy, could you feel the holy father's warmth and all his love. i really do think he made a difference for a lot of people in that room. reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> touched so many lives this weekend, jan, thank you.

6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning with chair roads, up in new york with a preview for us. >> good morning, new details about donald trump's tax reform proposals, which he will unveil today. what you have not yet heard from the president of russia, vladmeere putin, also, ann romney joins us in studio 57, and this, nasa is expected to reveal today, about a major scientific finding on mars. that and more, news back in the morning, see in you about ten minutes. >> charlie, thank you so much. >> pope francis full of surprises, and yesterday he made another unexpected visit before making his way to the parkway. the holy father stopped by st. joe's university yesterday bringing hundreds to the campus just at the last minute too. student chanted and surrounded the holy father as he accepted st. joseph's university jersey from the school's president. the pope then blessed that statue right there, recently put on display at the school. we spoke to some student and

staff who had been waiting forceful role hours just hoping the rumors of the pope's arrival were true. >> i never thought the pope would actually come, sitting, there so i started is the egg at 12:00 p.m. today. and until 3:00 he finally came. >> i can't even describe like i'm overwelmed right now, just like being able to see it. >> what's it like being waived to by the pope? >> i'm following blessed. >> today is good day, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> those student and staff remember for a lifetime. >> pop francis met with the family who made 13,000-mile trip in argentina early yesterday morning they got a call the pope wanted to meet with them and their four children. that family made the trip over 194 days, in that old vw van, we've been following their trip for several month now, and the pope says he's been

following them, too. >> he said we were crazy and he said it is important that families are courageous to life life with joy. >> the family then attended the papal mass on the parkway. the couple quit both their jobs, so they can take their children on this journey. >> well, pope francis like many popes before him does make it a point to connect with children in the street. the moment hard not to watch here. pope kissing the baby on their heads. >> "eyewitness news" on the parkway where the pope security detail brought him baby after baby to kiss and bless. >> one every those lucky babies, pope kissed on the way to independence hall, same spot where the baby has rare brain tumor. >> i hell her over the fence as far as i corks the swiss guard, secret service, who ever was guarding the pope came up and grab her, and the pope kissed her and blessed her. >> i fill to my knees and i cried.

and i thank the lord for helping us get through this. and forgiving her this blessing. >> the family waited with a friend from the fbi who told them day of it might be possible to get close to the pope. >> we'll be right back. first what's coming up on cbs-3.

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>> cbs this morning coming up. first what a weekend in philadelphia, from independence hall to the festival of families, to the

outdoor mass on the parkway. hundreds of thousands of people gathered, just hoping to catch a glimpse of pope francis. we want to leave you now with a look back at the most member over recall moments from the holy father's historic visit of our city. good morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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