now, new york's number one news. channel 7 eye witness news. >> a final blessing and a wave. pope francis bids farewell to the u.s. after a historic three city trip. his final day packed. first he reached out to those in need of his compassion. >> god weeps. for the sexual abuse of children. >> and those in need of guidance. then a mass before hundreds of thousands where he spoke of the miracle of love and families. the trip brought millions together. the people's pope inspired faith and hope across the country and ever so humble he ended the trip with his now familiar words.

>> good evening, everyone i'm sandra bookman. >> i'm joe torres. it has been a whirlwind trip for the pope and he made an impact. he left philadelphia around 8:00 tonight and gave one final wave out of the plane window. >> he met joe biden family and he thanked everyone who made the trip possible. the historic visit culminated with a mass in front of a >> bill ritter and josh einiger are in the city of brotherly love while sefan kim reports from camden, new jersey. we begin tonight with bill. >> reporter: joe and sandra, we should all at the age of 78 have the energy to pull off the kind of tour deforce that pope francis showed the country this week. whether you're religious or not or agree with him, this man is

in charge of 1.2 billion catholics around the world on this trip making americans think and challenging them to become better people. in this final event here in city of brotherly love. the pontiff in his pope mobile for his last ride in it during his first trip to the u.s. nonstop cheers for pope francis for people who stood up for up to ten hours doing nothing but wait toing get a glimpse of this man. several signs he appeared weary. he was helped down the stairs and during communion he closed his eyes. was it reflection? folks would forgive him if it was something more. a relatively short homily asking the crowd a profound question. >> this action that we're invited to participate in leads us to ask ourselves how are we trying to live this way in our homes, in our societies?

way in our homes, in our societies? what kind of world do we want to leave to our children? the urgent challenge of protecting our home includes the concern of bringing all of the human family together in the pursuit of sustainable and integral development. we know things can change. >> reporter: then it was over. his last mass event. he had one last stop at the airport to say good-bye to one of the men who greeted him at the airport when he arrived last tuesday. vice president obama and his last speech, offering america one last challenge. >> this land has been blessed with tremendous gifts and opportunities.

and generous stewards of the human and material entrusted to you. >> reporter: this pope never hesitant to ask the questions that make us think. the pope is over the atlantic and landing just before most of us here will awake sunrise, which brings us to the people that used to be behind me for this last mass tonight and the reaction. josh einiger near the stage where the pope twice this weekend raised people's hope and now they're taking the stage down. >> reporter: yeah, they've made progress in a matter of hours. pope francis's entire trip was built around tonight's open air mass on ben franklin's parkway. the physical setup will be long gone in a matter of days.

pilgrmage, the memories will last a lifetime. this was the grand finale. the moment of truth for hundreds of thousands of catholics who packed the parkway and wrapped attention to see their beloved pope francis. >> it was a breathtaking experience. >> reporter: for ernest it was heavenly. he's part of a group of vietnam selected with his family and stand on stage. >> we did say to the pope we really love you our holy father. please f you ever have the chance, visit us in vietnam. our churches and our people actually meet him. >> reporter: his view was hard to meet. there was no bad seat in this house. 6:00 a.m. to stand in a sea of strangers united for one. >> when we joined in for the our father, we were silent before and we held hands and it was a it was so beautiful.

weekend of celebration for the masses in philly where despite security the world meeting of families went off without a hitch. onlookers protesting a tent that obstructed their view but workers quickly cleared it away. tonight as they race to return the city to normalcy, few of the people think about anything but happy thoughts. karen worried it might have been a tough and crowded journey but wound up on a commuter train with 12 passengers. she's happy she took the chance to witness history. >> i'm glad i came. if you want to do something, do it. >> reporter: there has been a lot of controversy among the local business community here in philadelphia for decisions city leaders made about security and how to shut down the city. business leaders and restaurant

owners took to facebook to skewer them for destroying their business for the weekend. that will come in the next coming days and week, the people who were here for the weekend left they say with the opinion that this city was a city of brotherly love and a great host. we're live in philadelphia, josh einiger, channel 7 eye witness news. >> josh, thank you. some great perspective for our viewer this is weekend. hundreds of thousands of people stuck in the secured zone, for them getting out was a long haul. for many it meant heading to camden and walking two miles across the bridge. the span connecting pennsylvania to new jersey, sefan kim on the jersey side of the bridge with their long commute home. >> reporter: well, bill, it was a long trek for fans of the pope that headed in. several miles from this side. for the faithful it was so worth it.

i just felt an awe and just felt the holy spirit, man. i felt emotional and it was wonderful being there with so many people. such a cool vie. >> reporter: for the hundreds of thousands who turned out to the city of brotherly love to visit the pope in person, the long journey through a city on lockdown was pay. >> it wowed me. my family was here and it was so much fun. >> reporter: with philadelphia a frozen zone it was no easy task. ben franklin bridge was one way to get there. shut down to vehicular traffic so the faithful could walk more than four miles. >> it was really amazing to see the pope in america. that doesn't happen too often. it's a once in a lifetime experience. >> reporter: the huge numbers expected to use the bridge turned out to be smaller than expected. 2200 took the crossing and more people came out to take a stroll

than to get to the mass. >> it was a good journey going through the ben franklin bridge and no one shouting at us to move. >> reporter: for camden county police everyone having a good time was all they could ask for. >> it went off really without any issues. for us, we saw the crowds. we were happy. people were here and it was a celebrating. >> reporter: police had initially planned to keep the bridge closed until noon tomorrow. because of the lighter than expected crowds it'll be open for the monday morning commute. no one is walking on the bridge. it'll be reopened by 4:00 a.m. tomorrow and crews can break down and move on out of here. in camden, sefan kim, channel 7 eye witness news. >> good for them. it's a very busy bridge. thank you.

what a week this has been. this man is quiet and not a big fan of becoming the center of attention. when he became pope he became in deed the center of attention. his trip here just so many great memories. hugging children and his visit to the school in east harlem and coming along the pope did when he was closest to people. whether you're religious or not, this religious man offered lessons to all of us. challenging us to make the world a better place. good for him. and good for us if we listen. in the next half hour i'll be back with more and final thoughts also on my facebook page i pose the question, what were your most memorable moments from the pope's visit to the u.s.? sandra and joe, i'm getting interesting and many and diverse responses on my facebook page. i'll see you in a half hour. >> we'll see you later in the newscast. the pope spent part of the final day in the united states ministering to prisoners at

philadelphia's largest jail. pope francis met with 100 inmates at the correctional facility. he spoke with the power of redemption and encouraged the men and women to use their time to keep their faith and get their lives back on track. after praying with the inmates, the pope walked audience and shook hands with each of the prisoners. >> pope francis began his last day in america meeting with victims of child sex abuse within the church. he spoke about the topic this morning at st. charles seminary. he sai abuse of children. in an unprecedented move he promised to create a new vatican tribunal to prosecute bishops accused of covering up or failing to act in cases of child substance abuse of a priest. >> in one other moment we wanted to share with you. this is light hearted but great.

humor got a laugh out of pope francis and it's a moment they won't forget. just like himself. he chuckled and had a security guard bring him the baby for a kiss. he said to tell the girl's parent they have a great sense of humor. great sense of humor. >> so too does he. we have slide shows and unforgettable moments and the pope's ride through central park from his perspective. you can take a look back at the pope's six day visit to the u.s. still ahead, traffic nightmares continue as world leaders gather right here in new york city. plus, a letter informs a local woman -- >> reporter: as you saw, the pope has left town. why are the barricades and gridlock still here?

also, a letter informs a local woman that she's dead. to contact investigators if that's not true. now she could lose the benefits she desperately needs. talk about a memorable delivery. a woman who gave birth on a street instead of a hospital. we have a total lunar eclipse in progr [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. dunkin' donuts' dark roast coffee is deliciously roasted for a bold start and smooth finish.

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breaking news now, crews are battling a three alarm fire at a business in west chester county right now. authorities say that fire broke out at the sprain brook nursery in greenville about 9:00 this evening. last year that same nursery and gardening center was damaged by a fire when a propane tank exploded. crews from several fire department are on the scene of tonight's fire. so far no injuries have been reported. even though the pope has left and on his way to europe, brace yourself for a new week of gridlock. world leaders are gathered in new york city for the united nations general assembly. president obama arrived this morning. he committed the u.s. to a plan to eliminate poverty and hunger around the world. >> from ebola to syria, we're

the largest provider of humanitarian aid. in times of disaster and crisis, the world can count on the friendship and generosity of the american people. >> the president has a pair of high profile meetings this week. one with raul castro and russia's president vladimir putin. woes. lucy yang with the details. >> reporter: that's right, joe. the pope has left. that doesn't mean new yorkers can relax just yet. the president is here and other the united nations. >> it's quite an ordeal to come out with a 9 and a 4-year-old girl and see machine guns on your street. >> reporter: unfortunately that's the new reality especially for next week around the united nations. many of the side streets are barricaded tonight.

1st avenue will be shut down for of way. flashing lights a common sight as police escort dignitaries around town. president obama and 170 world assembly. >> every corner has police on it. >> reporter: not only police but secret service, homeland security. name the agency and they're probably here. they can't let its hair down after the pope's visit as we race from one high security event to another. >> i live in west chester and i didn't drive down. it's been gridlock. >> it's a small price to pay. there are a large number of people deeply committed to making the world a better place. >> reporter: a part of the problem is dignitaries don't stay put. president obama, for example, attended a fundraiser tonight and everywhere he goes means the rest of us can't.

don't worry, we'll be back to the usual congestion and delays and holiday gridlock will be upon us. lucy yang for channel 7 eye witness news. >> thank you so much for that reminder, lucy. new at 11, a woman in brooklyn finds herself trying to prove she's still alive. she got a letter from the new york city fraud bureau telling her she'll no longer receive medicaid because she's dead. she's worried other benefits may be cut off as well. mallory hoff is live with more. >> reporter: sandra, this is where selma has live and had received mail for the past 30 years. she could not believe the letter she received recently. at first she thought it was a joke. when she realized it wasn't she knew she needed help immediately. new york city's bureau of fraud investigation stated in a letter that selma's medicaid has been cut off because she's dead.

you. >> reporter: the 87-year-old cancer survivor and widow sat down with her at her apartment and she's had to cancel a doctor's appointment. she takes 14 medications daily. if the mistake is not corrected it could have grave consequences. >> how am i going to survive if i can't get medicine? >> reporter: she said convincing people is harder than she could imagine. a representative said we're looking into this case and if there's an error we'll fix it. >> i'm dealing with a bureaucracy and they're not fast to fix anything. >> reporter: now a vibrant senior says she's deathly afraid because she can't afford to pay up for a mistake that wasn't hers. what are you going to do if this doesn't come through? >> i have no idea right now.

me she's pe tri bid that her other benefits will be cut off as well. she's simply too old for the red tape or the run around. mallory hoff channel 7 eye witness news. >> thank you. much more news still to come on eye witness news. a neighborhood on edge tonight after a college student is allegedly raped in an alley. a live look outside. what will the weather look like for your workweek? meteorologist jeff smith has royal caribbean's wow sale is back. buy one get one half off. plus free upgrades and up to $200 onboard spending money. it all ends september 30th, so call 1-800-royal-caribbean

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>> there is some change ahead. much needed rain potentially. we're looking skyward at the super moon, blood moon, lunar eclipse. a super moon is a situation where the moon makes its closest approach to the earth in the entire year and coinciding with a full lunar eclipse. the next time these events happen where you get a super moon and a lunar eclipse is october 8, 2033. get out and enjoy it tonight. this was a view as the eclipse began. that's when the moon was falling into the earth's shadow. it went into total eclipse in the last couple hours and it's coming out on the other side of the shadow of the earth. you see the sliver of the moon reappearing. right now in the city there's a lot of cloud cover out there as you can see on the roof cam. temperature is 67 and the

humidity at 73%. the mugginess will increase and that's going to play a part in some very heavy rainfall potentially by late tuesday into parts of wednesday. the wind is calm and the high on the day is 71, which is normal for this time of the year. 90 was the record in 1933. sun coming up at 6:48 and temperatures in the 50s well north and west of new york city. due to the full moon we have a coastal flood advisory until 1:00 a.m. parts of the jersey shore maybe some of the extreme shore roads flooding and shouldn't be that big of a deal. the radar and satellite showing cloud cover from the city and points south. this is because of the flow off the atlantic ocean. eventually that will kind of combine with this front moving in from the north and west as those two situations converge we talk about heavy rainfall during

the day on tuesday. that rain developing after just a mainly cloudy day tomorrow. here's the accuweather forecast overnight. partly to mostly cloudy and we're down to 64. if you're lucky enough you might run into a break and see the lunar eclipse, which will be ending at 12:30. rather cloudy at 7 in the morning and 64. mainly cloudy during the day and could be a stray shower. the high up to 79 and maybe a shower in the area tomorrow night. the low not going below 70. rain develops and could be steady. heavy rain late tuesday by tuesday night. the rain and drizzle continuing into wednesday. a break on thursday and we have to watch late into the week into the weekend. there could be a coastal system developing for friday night into saturday and sunday with clouds and potentially even some

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>> we don't want to talk about stuff like that. >> thank you, laura. a big farewell to pope francis. coming up, a look back at the pontiff's final day in the u.s. >> shock on the campus of a local university. a student was sexually assaulted in a nearby alley overnight. >> and a special delivery on a street in brooklyn. the woman couldn't get to t it's not about hugging trees.

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>> i pray that our days of prayer and reflection on the importance of the family for our heritage and society will inspire families to continue to drive for all of us. >> pope francis wraps up his historic trip to the united states tonight before boarding his plane to rome he thanked the families sharing their lives with him. this trip was more than his or. >> many of the events were spiritual and emotional. today alone he met with sex abuse victims and inmates and celebrated mass with hundreds of thousands in philadelphia. we have team coverage from philadelphia but we begin with anchor bill ritter with a look at the pope's final and very energetic last day. >> reporter: ener nettic to be sure.

think in your own mind. think about all the images. what was your favorite one? my most memorable, visiting the school in east harlem and hugging the kids and trying his hand on the magic board and giving the kids and their families hope. tonight pope francis remembering one moments. tonight the pontiff says good-bye to vice president biden and reflecting on his visit to 9/11 memorial. >> i was very emotional to stand with my brothers and sisters of other religions at ground zero. that place which speaks so powerfully of the mystery of evil yet we know that evil never has the last word.

>> reporter: a couple of hours before francis in the pope mobile. the last public ride of his first u.s. visit. then his last homily, simple and short. asking this gathering of families from around to help make the world a better place. especially for their children who will inherit all of it. the first ever by a u.s. prison this one a jail in philadelphia where he told the inmates just because you're confined doesn't mean you're excluded. the u.s. with the most prisoners in the world. the pope meeting with bishops and priests and disclosing to them for the first time he met with five victims of priestly child sex abuse and letting them know this will not happen again under his watch. >> for the sexual abuse of

maintained in secret and i commit to a careful oversight to ensure that youth are protected. and that all responsible will be held accountable. >> reporter: the pope not mincing his words at all today. now to the reaction of this pope's last mass here in philadelphia. hundreds of thousands of people, the estimates vary wildly. we'll finally get a count at some point this week. no variance on how people felt about this mass. josh einiger near the stage where they are now cleaning up. >> reporter: you know, bill, they've been planning this event for years. they knew the pope was going to be here one year ago. all of this will be gone in a matter of days. the pope was just minutes after the end of this event.

the pope, in fact, barely wheels up before the set start today come down on the ben franklin parkway. the sight of the world meeting of families, which was the grand finale. in fact the whole reason for the pope's historic visit to the place. officials say early estimates approach nearly a million visitors from around the world who came to see pope francis celebrate his open air mass in a town that hasn't seen a papal visit in four decades. people of different backgrounds and countries and religions. they stood shoulder to shoulder united as one. >> it's a humbling experience. knowing that my inperfections make us a perfect, perfect world. it's just beautiful. >> reporter: you thought we had bad street closures in our town, get a load of this. this was the image on google

maps of center city philadelphia. they closed five square miles to traffic and they are slowly, slowly starting to reopen some streets even as i speak. it will take quite some time for the city to regain normalcy after the holy father's historic visit to the city of brotherly love. >> so much of the city shut down. josh einiger thank you for your coverage this weekend. we wrap up an incredible week we have spent covering this pope. i asked you what your favorite moments and images were and to post them on my facebook page. i've gotten incredible responses. really thoughtful and smart. we thank you for that. we also thank you for spending this week covering the pope with us at eye witness news and sandra and joe, this was a week we won't forget spent with a man we most certainly won't forget. wouldn't it be great if every

last week. i throw it back to you for the last time. >> that would be great in deed. bill, we thank you. >> the pope may have returned to rome but the coverage continues. you can take a look back at his trip at www.abc7ny.com. you can check out his trips from philly and dc and new york city. police are searching for two men who sexually assaulted a fordham university student. a 19-year-old woman was attacked while she was walking down an alley in the belmont alley. one of the men held her arms and the other groped her. the suspects were startled by a group of people. police are checking for surveillance videos of the suspect. grief counselors came to a new jersey school today following the tragic death of a star high school football player friday night.

regional high school say quarterback evan murray appeared woozie. his funeral arrangements are now in place and visitation is from noon to nine on wednesday at faith discovery church in washington township. the funeral will be held on thursday. new details on the rapper fetty wop's motorcycle crash. he post add message for fans today. >> i broke my leg in three places but i'll be all right. >> he thanked fans for their support after he crashed his motorcycle into a car in his hometown of patterson yesterday. today the 25-year-old received three police summons. he was driving without a license, or insurance company. a backdrop topples over

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>> all right, weather doctor, what do you have for us? >> the totality of the eclipse is over and the man is starting to reappear. this is courtesy of nasa and the lafayette science museum. we had it from 10:15 to 11:45 or so and it started coming back. check out this picture we got. this is why we call it the blood moon. what happens is some of the rays of light from the sun come through a sliver of the earth's atmosphere and they get bent to form red light and then that

reflects off of the moon. just some incredible shots there this evening. if you were lucky enough to have clearing for a while, areas north of the city were. 67 at 9 in the morning and a lot of clouds around tomorrow and there could be a stray shower or two. much of the time will be rain free and a peek or two at noon. shy of 80 before falling to the low 70s by evening. temperatures generally in the upper 60s and 50s well north and west. it's a pretty deep easterly flow ocean. i want to show you the progression of things here in the future cast. kind of a cloudy day tomorrow and a stray shower or two. a front moves in and interacts and there could be heavier downpours developing tuesday night and lasting into the day on wednesday. here's the accuweather forecast. could be a shower tuesday morning and rain is much more

likely tuesday afternoon and could be heavy at times. 77. occasional rain and drizzle on wednesday. temperatures around 70 not nearly as warm thursday. mid-60s and we'll have to watch a coastal storm. a potential coastal storm into next weekend. with that clouds and rainfall. >> that's going to do it for us. i'm sandra bookman. >> i'm joe torres.

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