be one of several stops the pope makes to new york, there will be closures all across the security concerns ahead of the pope's visit here to new york, this afternoon the mayor will be meeting with various security experts to make sure that the pope is properly protected. >> it is going to be a day to be on a bike or on foot that's for sure. bike, foot, take the subway anything but a car city leaders say it will be the best way to travel once pope francis arrives. central park alone expected to have closures and security checkpoints all over essentially a frozen zone as thousands see him to greet the faithful from his motorcade. opportunity for the pope to come to new york city, so many people have been waiting for so long. >> already ahead of his arrival the holy father. >> we have disrupted one particular case in particular,

but as that date approaches i think we're all very, be very vigilant to protect him. joining mayor deblasios and a rare so-called table top exercise going over the strategies for scenarios from the mondain to the extreme. he gets to get out of the people, with that comes a large security risk. it is going to be bad for me because i'm a dog walker, i'm not going to be in allow thad day i guess. many eager to welcome such a huge world figure to the big apple. he is the guy, i really like what he is doing, it is inconvenience, we're new york, we welcome everybody. >> we're used to it. the president comes, other people come we work and it. this is such an exciting

time. >> back live you're taking a look at park drive which will be shut down from the pope's motorcade from new york he was able to leave the city on september 26th and make his way from philadelphia which will be the last stop on his journey here in the u.s. reporting live from central park, cbs 2 news. stay with cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com for extended live coverage to new york as well as washington and philadelphia. it is a day thousands have waited for subway riders can finally catch a train to work on their way to and from the west far side thanks to a brand new stop add hudson yard. >> reporter: the 7 train extension running for the first morning rush hour at the hudson station at 34th street and 11th avenue. we've been waiting for it, it cuts my commute in half. >> we saw hundreds taking advantage of the more efficient way to get to work traveling to and from the far west side of manhattan.

it is a welcoming change from their past routine. i had to walk like 12 blocks, five blocks, from seventh avenue to over here. >> this is much easier. >> oh my god it is luxury. >> they run a mile half passed times square. only one south of 59th street that goes west of ninth avenue. >> we're heading to the chinese consulate, before we would have bus. taking in the incredible to build. >> this place is amazing. >> this is truly a subway station of the future. there is air-conditioning on the platforms and they are much wider to avoid over crowding. the elevators also go diagonally instead of vertically, you can't miss the mosaics across the ceiling. >> it is beautiful and doesn't smell. this station will provide easier access to the center

hudson river park and the high line. saying it will enhance the hudson yard's project under construction. it will bring housing, restaurants and shopping in the next decade. cbs 2 news. saying 25,000 passengers will travel through the new station, this is the first extension in 25 years. a security guard at the world trade center is in police custody accused of stabbing a man in lower manhattan, saying a dispute in mcdonald's after 4:00, the man stabbed the man in the chest and slashed him in the face, the victim was rushed to the hospital charges against the suspect are pending. an mta bus driver is facing charges after they received a

call about an -- bus, saying 52- year-old was not even supposed to be driving the bus it was his day off. he faces charges including wreckless endangerment, unauthorized use of a vehicle, and dwi. the clerk who spent five day ins jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses returns to work today. kim davis says she'll notinterfere with the deputies issuing licenses but will not authorize them. >> reporter: an emotional kim davis began her first day back at work with a statement to the media. >> i don't want to have this consulate, i don't want to be in the spotlight, and i certainly don't want to be a whenning post. the clerk spent 5 days in jail for refusing to issue any marriage licenses. siting her religious beliefs against same-sex marriage. >> for think this would be an act of disobedience for my god.

jailed for contempt in her absence deputy clerks issued licenses something davis says can continue but added. >> any unauthorized license will not have my name, my title, or my authority on it. >> instead, the license will state that they are issued pursuant to a federal court order. >> davis continues to draw supporters and protesters in front of her office she is now asking the state legislature to make an accommodation for her religious beliefs says she won't issue any marriage licenses but will not interfere with the deputies who continue to do so. cbs news, morehead, kentucky. the an attack on a pregnant woman in colorado was almost too brutal to believe. she answered a craigslist add

for free maternity clothing. >> the woman she went to see wanted to steal her unborn baby. it is the dr. phil exclusive for the premier of his season. >> what happened next. when she attacked me she hit my back, very aggressive and hard, i asked her i said was there a spider on me? and she said, yeah, i think i got it. and then she continued, i turned around, pulled my hands up and i said what are you doing? and said i just want to leave, i don't want to hurt you, i started walking towards the door, and she grabbed me very roughly, pushing me deeper into the house towards the bathroom. we jostled in the hall way as i tried to push my way towards the door, finally we get all the way in front of the bathroom and she -- she keeps telling me she is going to call the police on me.

i said, i'll call the police, that's when the real struggle begins. she throws me to the bed. trying to suffocate me with my pillow, hands, she broke something over my head and i felt the liquid wash over med, just kept saying, why? why are you doing this? why? >> dr. phil joining us now, live dr. phil thank you so much for being here, someone surviving such an attack how does she handle that physically, emotionally. >> you know, it is so terrible and people steal babies we'd know this, it is a horrible fact, the mothers never survive. this mother survived was left for dead but got to a phone called for help, hero 911 operator and police get there and she finds out that her baby has been taken because she's bleeding out something terrible.

and she tells us this whole story and i'll tell you if you're going to watch a dr. phil show, this year even one show, you need to watch this. it is compelling and moving, it is a story of victory and fighting for your life and the moral of the story is you cannot continue to trust people on the internet. she put herself in harm's way. she went behind closed doors with a stranger she knewing about that she met on craigslist and this horrible tragedy took place. i think when people watched this, it will change the way they look at the internet, it will change the way they look at their lives. i certainly want today go home and hug my grandchildren and hug my children, it is just, a moves and compelling story. all right dr. phil thank you i look forward to it. season 14 of the dr. phil show premiers today 3:00 right here on cbs 2. there is much more ahead here at noon, burned down

hundreds of homes in ashes and wildfires roar across california. what it will take to put them out. under arrest three copycat suspects nabbed after a series of shots feared at cars on a texas freeway. last week, record heat. this week where is my sweater? some real sweet september variety headed your way in the

forecast coming up. . don't forget to follow us on facebook and like our page facebook.com/cbs new york. thousands evacuated as crews get a struggle on the fire in california. reporting from middletown where the fire has already claimed one life. >> reporter: there is nothing but rubble left at that 50 unit apartment complex in middletown california. a wind-driven wildfire devoured the town 20-miles north of napa, hundreds of homes leveled. very difficult to see this level of destruction in a small tight knit community like this. some residence came back to see if there was anything left to salvage. >> it is hard to believe, what's going on i never seen devastation like this. >> the fire erupted on saturday, quickly raced through the town. jumping highways and scorching everything in its path. many residents face scenes like

this surrounded at fire at every turn. >> we have 20,000 acres in 12 hour. hundreds of firefighters are on the frontline, the forecast calls for more gusty winds today. in middletown, chelsea edwards, cbs 2 news. so far, that massive fire is only about 5% contained. police in arizona call copycat attacks in recent weeks police say the teens allegedly shot at cars with a slingshot the 18-year-olds admit to flinging rocks at pedestrians and vehicles, there is no link between the teens and the shooting i said shoot incidents. and time and time again new york ranks the worst city for road rage. whatever the reason one thing is for sure road rage is only getting worse now there is an app for that. >> anytime there is a problem leave it to technology to find a way to try to solve it.

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brought to you by toyota. . later today at 2 p.m. here it is the season 6 premier of the talk, joining us in studio 46 two of the premier hosts of the show the amazing and talented julie chen and sharon osborne. >> seems like just yesterday you started this thing. >> it was like we birthed this baby yesterday, now it is starting kindergarten, it is crazy. where did 6 seasons go? i have no idea. >> we can talk a lot. >> that was one of the themes this season is more talk right? that is if you don't talk enough and you're going to talk a little more? >> last season we found whatever topic we were discussing whether it was bill cosby or what have you, they

would say get to commercial. said you know what ladies do what you do best, we are blowing out other things in the show that we normally had just so you guys can talk more. >> is it difficult in the off- seasons when you have that six- week period when the show is kind of gone dark for the summer before the season premier of kind of creating some, why change it or do you want to continue to add? >> i think you know what it is constantly, you have to, you can't just have the same format, season after season. have to shake it all bit, otherwise it gets stale and predictable. >> you have to evolve. it is like a fashion trend, you know, even though i was holding onto my hair style for 25 years i decided to switch it up, you have to evolve. as far as the other changes we can expect any other i guess big differences people will see and or notice when they are watching?

>> i would say we listen to our viewers and they wanted more talk, and wanted more reveal from each of us. they love that we launched. >> we have a new set. >> we do have a new set . we do! >> we have a new big jumbotron something. we have a new facelift. today we're lunching by people love that we reveal so much about ourselves, secrets. >> yeah. >> a lot of people have been asking, sharon, why she was gone for six weeks. >> excellent. >> i know i speak on behalf of a lot of people when i say it is great to have you back, really good to have you back. >> good to be back, you guys look great, ready to go. still no word about a male voice at the table? that idea? >> we're waiting for you to move to the west coast if you're ready to move to l.a. season six we're looking forward to have you, go ahead

to have you here in studio 46 with us. you can watch season 6 the premier of the talk that's today at 2:00 on cbs 2. we'd love to see you there too. we love when you're out there. >> some, they need a guy. >> you'd love to get rid of chris. >> well good afternoon you guys good afternoon to you, and yeah, we are feeling like the east coast, we've got the cool temperatures, we've got the bright skies after that rain yesterday we've got a little bit of green on the scene as well. 69 feeling fine, i smile for steve and this comment. just an absolutely beautiful day could not be better and it is still summer, yeah! now you know we do have these cooler readings upper 60s, some low 70s here is the low 60s this is tony up in new york, and mike on camera two said i could leave this out.

i don't have to show this. but tony makes the point, fall is right around the corner. but we had a lot of beautiful blue pictures as well. really a pretty day. let's enjoy, the northwest wind gusty at times, you bet. in the city right now we have a west wind, 13 to 20 miles per hour, most ly subny a few if the city, definitely more in parts of the hudson valley 67 in white planes, sparta, 67. this time last week we were all setting on average from yesterday about 6 to 7 degrees cooler than we were as those dew points are low too, part is a dry wind a west northwest wind gusts between 25 and 30 for parts of the area this morning and still we had that 25 miles per hour gusts for parts of long island, it is a blustery day today, that northwest wind will keep us

around where we should be 76 the hope for the high. that's normal. not flirts with records even with a warm up over the next couple days sunsets at 7:07. we have this dry air in place still dealing with moderate drought conditions and much of the area still abnormally dry. we don't see any rain in the forecast this week, which again is going to contribute to higher pollen counties during the course of the next few days today we're at 6.8, not a whole lot of relief over the next few days, real quickly the radar and satellite this big exiting low that's why the wind is filling in but after that, high pressure builds in fills in, and a subtle change in the wind will also bring back the heat, we're looking at the low to mid-80s good part of the weekend staying dry into saturday. >> thank you.

when we return, a surfer has a close encounter with a

dolphin.

francis how it could benefit you and others. next time you go surfing watch out for the dolphins, take a look at this video a go pro camera was rolling as they paddled, woah! the dolphin surfing the waves body slammed one of the men, luckily no man or animal was injured. >> that's it for us at noon for john and the entire news team,thanks for joining us i'm mary calvi. cbs news is back at 5:00 we'll see you tomorrow morning at 4:30.