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we asked bruce gord into compare and acontrast these popes. >> reporter: scour the souvenir kiosk, you would square benedict never happened. it's john paul this and francis that. east tourists to name their favorite pope, the two popes rise to the top. >> i can relate to him, he's polish, and a lot of the things that he talked about really touched my heart. >> new life, new church. >> reporter: under francis a new life and new church? >> si. >> reporter: what are the similarities between these two popes? >> the wild charisma. >> reporter: john paul ii, the first-ever polish pope, and francis, the first from south america, share a belief in the vital role of their papacys. >> the sense of wanting to make an impact concretely in policy in the life and the world, not just in the church. >> reporter: for john paul that meant fighting to end communism, for francis -- there are plenty of differences, personal styles and age, john paul ii was just 58 years old when he assumed the papacy. francis was 76. john paul operated in a world of tv news. francis lives in the twittersphere. >> kind of n

and another man was gord doing running of the bulls, selfie in pamplona, spain. behavior has spark selfie stick bans in suez, theme parks, other tourist destinations around the world. >> because people get distracted. >> not paying a at the shown. trying to get the good shot. not looking where they're going. >> by the way, you mentioned the 66 year old guy, guess who is 66 year old today? >> who? >> bruce springsteen. >> oh. >> i believe that's accurate, sue? >> yes. >> is that right? >> chris murphy talking about that this morning, you know, he likes to go over the birthdays. >> i like that little segment he does. >> hey, jen getting us ready for the season premiere of empire, it is tonight. >> jen, you might have to catch us up. i don't know if everybody remembers all of those big moment, so many. >> show you some things, they are absolutely going to shock you, but mike, you just have to stair out there and see them, because they are that good. >> they are that good. >> and it is wednesday, that means, we're going to advice width preston and steve and they're g

and he said, i have realized where my success has come from and i don't in any way deny my faith in gord ad and i k that is the big difference. he goes on to say, i don't get that impression, maybe i'm wrong, but i don't get that impression essentially from donald trump. you say that he was not trying to question the faith of donald trump. did dr. carson misspeak then? >> you know, i think it was more an issue of humility and not being boastful and brag dough shus. i know these seem to be very sensitive issues that get someone like mr. trump rhode island up, but it was not necessary necessarily about his faith. we can understand how it came across that way after dr. carson revisited what he said and after he realized that he could see how mr. trump could interpret it and being the man he is that's why he apologized to the post. >> he flat out said, i believe in god. i fear the lord. with trump i don't get that impression. really just flat out said that he doesn't believe that trump has the same faith that he does. >> that is certainly the way you guys are interpreting it and spinning it

it says the gord and the 24th -- it gives the 23rd and 24th but we know this is causing problems today as well. this is not moving at all here. mentioned earlier the last time you came to me it look like a nowhere ma'am rush hour until the motorcade goess and then it downhill traffic wise after that. 295.ng north on the traffic not moving at all. almost a standstill. southeaste scene in washington. back to you. leon: all right, thank you, tom. things are moving there where theford is watching motorcade leaving andrews. go back out to sam. what do you have now? sam: well, it looks like traffic reopened on suitland parkway. they don't have the lights flashing or anything in particular. suitland parkway was closed for some time. around andd swing show police cars over there. the special operations division. well, right here on the bridge. operations division had shut this place down. they are starting to reopen suitland parkway to regular traffic. that group of cars from the south. the vicehat president, the pope and the president did pass by this particular location. shortly, shortly thi

. >> i'm bruce gord in.ecent south american vacation took me ever so briefly to the city of la paz, bolivia. billboards commemorating the pope's trip were all over town, but more important the city itself was still standing. i mention this because to hear folks around this city, you would swear philadelphia was destined to crumble into dust. which brings me into this week's rant. a phenomenon as old as mankind itself. for weeks now every columnist and pun dit lined up to kick city officials here in the shins over security. they seem alternately confused and outraged over each new pronouncement over where folks can go and when and why. the theme was very clear. by overreacting, philadelphia seemed bush league, small time. then it happened. our annoying neighbors to the new york, and to the south, washington, d.c., agreed with our complaints. columnists in the times and the post echoed our complaints that by overreacting to the francis trip, we were cementing our image as the meaningless stopover. suddenly man