but excited to be here and excited to bring his daughter here. you've had a lot of other people here too and we've seen flags from owl over the country -- all over the country you know when they talk about new york being a beautiful mosaic, that's what's out here right now. we have folks from mexico and colombia all here with us and just having a great time. everybody is happy. everybody's excited to see the pope and we've kind of been having a cheering section on this side right everybody? have we had a cheerings section? yes and then been kind of going up with the cheering section hi guys. yeah. so we are all ready for when the pope comes by. a while from now. after 4:00 and he's not due here until 5:00, 5:15. we're here and ready. check back with us again. liz and rob back to you. >> thank you very much. we do want to listen in right now because you can see the pope was speaking, he is greeting folks and the children are singing. [ chanting ] >> we heard the children singing prayer of st. francis and then the hail mary. the pope right there, t

the card board cutout is here to greet visitors when they arrive here.this point, though, more volunteers than passengers and number of excited people departed minutes ago. back to you. >> it's going to be packed today, thanks. >>> so 9:30 this morning, that's when the pope's plane touches down in philadelphia. >> the red carpet will be rolled out as you expect, but he's not flying into the airport like you would, but flying into atlantic aviation, a separate terminal at the airport there since the 1 1950s, all the sports team use it. used for corporate or private planes. this is a terminal that the president uses when he flies into phillie for visit, and when the pope's plane lands this morning, he's greeted by the arch bishop, governor tom wolff and their wives, and members of the world meeting of families will be there. so here is the schedule for the pope after the landing at the airport. at 9:45, the motorcade leaves for the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. the mayor arrives just after 10:00. mass should begin about 40 minutes later, and

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go >> already here we here we gh, 3. >> yeah. >> >> here we are at the embarcadero.e are standing at one of locations for the street artists. can you tell me about this particular location, the program? >> this location is very significant. this was the very first and only location granted by the board of supervisors for the street artist when the program began in 1972. how does a person become a street artist? there are two major tenants. you must make the work yourself and you must sell the work yourself. a street artist, the license, then submitting the work to a committee of artists. this committee actually watches them make the work in front of them so that we can verify that it is all their own work. >> what happened during the holiday to make this an exciting location? >> this would be a magic time of year. you would probably see this place is jammed with street artists. as the no, there is a lottery held at 6 in the morning. that is how sought after the spaces are. you might get as many as 150 street artists to show up for 50 spaces. >> what other areas can a

how long have you been out here? we've got french people here. people here from the philippines because they didn't get to see the pope there. we spoke to a group from mexico, a group of women who came from california made their plans to come to new york as soon as they heard the pope would be here. again, anderson, these are people who've been out here for hours. one woman said she came out here at 3:00 a.m. because she wanted to get as close to the root as possible. they won't be seeing the pope, but they want to see some part of the motorcade. they want to just be in the presence of this, wolf. >> alexandra, let me ask you -- we're looking at the pope's plane as it is beginning to approach the runway here in new york. just very quickly, in order to get there did those people have to pass through metal detectors? >> the people who are standing where i am right now did not have to do that. but what we saw for blocks and blocks as we head this point south to st. patrick's all the side streets closed off, people who had tickets were cued up by the

we have people over here. why are you here? to see the pope? >> yes. i don't speak english very well. >> reporter: that's what you see when you walk up to tourists in new york in random. that is what makes the city great of course. let's talk to some other people here. we are hoping to see the pope. all right. i understand it we will wrap to another venue. that's the scene at 49th and sixth avenue. a lot of excitement two blocks away. the excitement is building. back to you. >> two things interesting. one a trash truck, a garbage truck and then a tourist bus. >> moving along. >> you are not going to see the pope on sixth avenue. >>> we want to go to joe torres at st. patrick's looking at the preparation for the prayer service this evening when the pope arrives. joe? >> reporter: bill and liz, let's show you who arrived on the scene here. zoom in across the street. you will see governor cuomo, mayor de blasio, senator schumer. we have seen the excitement in washington and soaking up the experience in new york as philadelphia prepares for the pope but si

a lot of cops on motorcycles here. chris, show them the signs here. you can see general public entrance a purple sign underneath the the security checkpoint sign and that is where they are expecting the people to walk through here to get to the super secure zones and you can see how they have that almost set up now. you can still walk through here until 6:00 o'clock but after that metal detectors are going in and you will need an id to prove that you were a at say hahnemann hospital. you see city hall in the distance. only thing brightest the the clock and clock is going to get closer to the pope's visit here, plus to the stuff all shutting down at 6:00. 8:00 a.m. things change and then at ten. we will talk about the towing, parking and all this other stuff but you can see streets are a whole lot different. look at broad street. look at these concrete barricading into effect straight ahead. they will move all those and completely block this off, real soon. only vehicles going through there now emergency vehicles and law enforcement. chris and lauren,

here is the seven-day then. clouds, maybe a little drizzle this morning, temperatures reaching up to the low and mid-70s. wednesday and thursday, sunshine back, temperatures into the 80s. rain, back in the picture by friday night to saturday. >> breaking news on the roads. look here, this is in potomac. piney meeting house road shut down between river road to the bottom and glen road. this is a nasty crash that has this closure that just happened here about 20 minutes ago. chopper 4 over the scene. we'll keep you updated on that one. west of there, darnestown road at martinsburg road, all lanes blocked because of a tree down in the roadway. blue, orange, silver lines no longer single-tracking. southbound b.w. parkway 175 crash there. and just above that at 100, another separate crash here this morning. 66, 95, don't have any problems there. 270 south at old hundred, typical volume southbound 109 through hyatts town. >>> new video shows the moments before a school bus crashed in a pond in florida. police released

here is the reason why. the high pressure just to the north of us today, and it makes its way more east tomorrow and tomorrow, the clouds prevail with a chance of showers. and the tunnel to towers win hopefully will stay dry in the a.m. as we make in the way to monday, still a chance of wet weather, and into tuesday as the area of low pressure lifts to the north. partial sunshine. 74 degrees. a nice breeze today with northeast winds 10-15. comfortable and cool this evening. 40s for some well north and west of the city. the forecast, tomorrow, 73 degrees. a mixture of sunshine and clouds. more clouds. maybe a chance of some showers tomorrow, monday and tuesday. lingering chance. warming up and on 77 degrees, partly sunny, and then we are heading into the 60s by friday. back to you, mary and chris. >> okay, vanessa, thank you very much. >>> today, the mets clinch the first playoff berth since 2006. while the yankees division title hopes are fading fast. >> here is otis livingston with your sports update. >> we

we expect them to get here around a 4:00. the president and first lady will greet him when he gets here. monks in washington is celebrating the pope's arrival with a one-of-a-kind event. john gonzalez is live with more on a holy watch party. that it's hard to believe in just a few hours, the holy father will arrive. he will land 21 miles from where we are. just take a look. it's just beautiful. you've got the garden, the beautiful flowers, the most six different saints and statues. we of walking around the grounds alday long. we have been talking to father jim a. what a special event. the viewing party is going to be here. this is such a tranquil oasis of peace. you have quite a party going on. >> i hope this stays as an oasis of peace and people don't get out of hand. i think there's a certain excitement building. i think when that plane touches down at, it's going to be very exciting. this is his first this. i don't know what's in his head at this moment. i think people try to fill it with stuff ahead of time. it looks like

we are out of here.news" special coverage day two of the pope in philadelphia, i'm jim gardner. >>> good afternoon i'm monica malpass along with rick williams along is the parkway for papal coverage in philadelphia. a beautiful afternoon, the parkway is filled up three quarters full now, a far bigger crowd even more than last night and we are told that throngs more people are at security check point trying to get in and we hope they can get in before the papal mass and parade. >> we can talk about our security stories trying to get here and we expected that, but the crowds are increasing, waves and waves of people are coming to the parkway under anticipation of the pontiff's arrival here later this afternoon, speaking of the pope, lets talk about his itinerary as it will unfold on his final day here in philadelphia today, pope francis is expected to start his second papal parade on the parkway at 3:25 today, there was one last night and this one is just before 3:30 and pope francis will celebrate the clo

here is parking restriction. master map here. you see almost like a tiehl in the center.is where they have towed everything on sunday. you had yesterday no tow zones here on either side of the parkway and today, tuesday right here the the light blue beginning tonight at 6:00 the stretch from say 12th street pennsy convention center all the way over to fourth street and then from about sansom all the way up to the the vine street expressway. otherwise we are looking good. back to you. >>> 5:19. pennsylvania top prosecutor kathleen kane will serve out, without a law license this morning. the state the supreme court ordered the temporary suspension of her license. kane is criminally charged with the leaking the secret grand jury information and then lying bit under oath. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf says he is reviewing decision to suspend kane's license. he has already called on the tern yen to resign. kane has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. >>> statement released yesterday kane says in part quote i continue to maintain my nosens and plan to keep fight to go clear

come here, come here. is what your name. >> rachel. >> rachel from new jersey. >> hi mom. >> what is in here. >> jelly doughnuts. >> jelly doughnuts, welcome to wildwood. back to you guys in the studio a lot of fun, bob, thank you. >> 6:05. >> philadelphia is going all out to welcome pope francis. >> they are going to have two parades that have been added to the agenda and they will be releasing thousands of tickets to you to see, and they are free tickets, bruce gordon is live with the latest for us, coming up for september 25th through 27th, hi there bruce. >> mindful of the public appears to be increasingly weary and frustrated with chaos and inconvenience surrounding the big papal visit world meeting of family officials fine themselves tweaking their plans and apologizing for inconvenience. first came word that free tickets most of them already spoken for would be required to get the closest view of the pope during his public events at independent hall at ben franklin parkway. facing criticism from fol

>> we were here yesterday. today i'm here.d has touched me. i really feel like that. it was the best feeling in the whole world. i am so excited. and so grateful. and blessed by god. >> so you're wondering, poppy, what the best thing i heard tonight? well, it was right there. that's just amazing. let me talk to you. how did you feel as the pope went by? >> it was a blessing and a gift to see the pope. it is a once in a lifetime experience. we came from minnesota. >> where did you come from? >> philadelphia. >> you didn't come far. but yet you all felt the same. it is indescribable. i mean, really, poppy and christmas, he was, what, a foot away maybe if that? as he passed by in the pope mobile. yeah. that's it. it was mazing. you could have almost reached out and touched him. >> and carol, to you, you personally, you have been writing about this in your op eds and reporting on this. for you personally what this pope has done. >> how can i describe it? you know, i grew up catholic as well. then i became a lapsed catholic. you kn

thank you for watching here on a monday night. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night.ve a good evening. good night. >>> good evening, and thanks for joining us, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. here are the latest headlines on the fire that burned more than 61,000 acres and is only 5% contained. 400 homes have been destroyed as well as many other structures, hundreds of other structures, including apartment buildings and businesses. >> 13,000 people have been displaced and one fatality has been confirmed. many people remain unaccounted for. >> 50 engine crew rz from other states have been called in to help as well as crews from nevada and the california national guard. all public schools in lake county will remain closed for another day tomorrow. >> firefighters are making good progress in fighting the fire. the fire has been spreading in every direction since it broke out on saturday afternoon. our crews have been throughout the areas all day today, abc7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us in middleton. >> reporter: the scope of the tragedy is very hard to compreh

that's the latest here. live along spring garden ali gorman channel6 "action news." >> thank you ali. >>> let's head back now to new york city where we're checking in again on pope francis as he he continues his trek through central park. there is the popemobile in the middle of your screen. you can see people on either side excitedly waving to the pontiff, waving flags and just so excited to greet him as he visits the big apple. again, this is his only full day in new york city and this trek through central park is ahead of his paper mal mass at madison square garden. we'll keep checking on his journey in the big apple. we'll be right back. >> back live now we're taking you to see pope francis again as he makes his way through new york city in the popemobile. thousands of people lining both sides of the roadway there. they did have to get a ticket to be in central park and many folks actually camped out overnight so they can get a good spot even with the ticket. you see probably 20, 30 deep on each side and

there's homeland security here. there's secret service here. national guard here. just about everybody who has a badge in the city of washington is on duty here today. they've even brought in homeland security officers from other cities to work this event here in washington. and you have to know, and peter will tell you this, this is what we see. there's a lot of police officers, there's a lot of agents that work here we don't see that are listening to things that are watching things, keeping an eye on things, from rooftops over there, or through the air, or through the internet, or through devices they have in trucks that are patrolling around the area. so if anything nefarious should pop up, they're ready to deal with it. >> shoulder to shoulder police. earlier, they were standing more ten to feet 15 apart. i think we're getting a lot more police officers out there now, probably coming from some of the earlier events. >> right. an indication that the pope's parade should begin very soon. you were saying the crowds seem long. so far, so good in terms of the orderl

. >> no, no, not here.d there. >> reporter: john, i am not sure if you can hear me, but i am looking at 20th and ben franklin and we have a saw of umbrellas here. you can see in the live shot. it's interesting because before pope francis arrived here in the pope mobile. of course everyone was pushing toward the pair indicates, but nothing like what we are seeing right now. people are coming from the very back of the crowd where they were standing closer to the jumbo screen, now they are really pushing and trying to make their way up to the barricade to receive communion as you mentioned, it's a sacred part of the mass, and i can tell you that why the pope francis in his pope mobile has been thrilling. this mass, the culmination of this historic trip to the united states, this has been the highlight for this crowd so far. at times they were singing along with the choir, they were praying with pope francis, it was so quiet here for sometime that all you could hear was the papel mass coming from the stage. it'

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we here, what's up?> we don't know what's going to happen. there's been rocks thrown. we want to make sure no one penetrates this area. the tent city there. we have about 200 illegal aliens incarcerated there, which they don't like. so we have a security issue, and we're going to make sure nothing happens in our jails. >> they don't want us to know anything, so that's why it's on lockdown. there could be a riot get set up. >> no more joe. no more joe. >> i used to go right in the midst of that. but i don't do it anymore because they scream. i can't talk. they scream and you can't get a word in. so why waste my time? >> the protesters have a stage, they have personalties, i believe linda ronstadt is one of them, sheriff arpaio currently has one of her cds being played on the speaker system at the tent compound. >> while licensing fees keep us from playing the music on television, arpaio had it blasting throughout tent city. so much so our audio technician couldn't properly adjust for it on his mixer. >> i

you work here.what would have happened if i'd done that. >> anything else you want to add to your statement? >> no. no. it's not doing me any good. >> based on that case file, i am going to find you guilty of battery, give you a year. 9-22-08 to 9-21-09. take 180 days. i will give you an appeal form so that you can appeal that. >> assigned to a year of disciplinary segregation, stafford will be locked up 23 hours per day, lose some of his personal property, and not be allowed contact with general population inmates. >> i'm going to be living like an animal, in a cage with nothing. absolutely nothing. over what? because somebody tried to take my [ bleep ] away from me. i protected myself. this is what happens. that guy was coming at me with a weapon. i had to do something. i had to do it right then. she's talking about why didn't you get an officer? hell, i can't get an officer. if i went and got an officer, where would i be now? i'd be the one lying in the hospital all cut up. it's a bad deal all th

the day begins and ends here. they say everything in panama does. >> the struggle of panama is to keep this river which is the panamanian nile. you can't compare with any other river. >> the smithsonian institute's dr. stanley heckadon-moreno is considered the environmental conscience of panama. he studies his country from the galeta marine center, a science outpost that sits on a gorgeous stretch of beach on panama's caribbean coast. >> its almost impossible to explain egypt without the nile. you can't explain panama without the chagres. it's what makes possible this country. >> the chagres is the river that was dammed up 100 years ago to form gatun lake, at the time the largest man-made lake in the world. large enough to float these massive ocean vessels. but gatun lake serves another purpose- supplying 80% of the fresh water to the people of panama. and that's why we're at the lake this morning. ariel rodriguez is a biologist from the university of panama. he's taking us on a tour of gatun lake, but this tour i

i came over here to look. nothing was here. i haven't to witness -- witnessed an accident at the intersection, somebody ran a red light. and i'm standing there watching, seeing what happens. from out of nowhere, don't know what it was, it felt like somebody tapped me on the shoulder. i thought it was my coworker. i turned around, wasn't nobody there. so when i turned back around to look out the window, i turned around like this -- and out of the corner of my eye, i've seen this envelope -- i saw this envelope hanging between the ceiling and the wall about two inches down, about right there. so, well, i can't reach it, so i go back and i bring this latter -- ladder out here. i tried to pull it down. there's a whole right here. these boards here were laid out like a floor up there. i pulled myself up to this little hole, and on my hands and knees, i put my hand on a piece of metal. i picked it up and moved it out of the way. it when i turned it over, said missing soldiers office. third story. room nine. clara barton. thrill of th

we have rattle snack master here, we have grass leaf goldenrod here, an echinacea here, a pale purple cone flower. it's already flowered. >> all those bloomers started here. >> alright so, this is the seed room. >> project director, bill kleiman. >> well you might think that the prairie seed would find its way out into these former cornfields but it doesn't walk very fast. so we would have to wait millennia. whereas we can collect a seed from the remnant prairies bring it out to a cornfield that we're retiring, plant it, and it'll grow in that year. >> do you have a sense of how many seeds you and the volunteers here have planted over the years? >> about 250 species a year so it's millions and millions of seeds. >> conventional wisdom was to plant ten pounds of seeds per acre. but, bill ordered 50 pounds, and the fields blossomed, none of it would be possible without a corps of volunteers, like jay stacy. >> so what are you cutting today? >> this particular forb is called prairie coreopsis, scientific name corpeopsis palmata. >> how long have you been doing this? >> i've been doing th

here comes the chanook, here comes the osprey. here we go.ust about to touchdown here at jfk airport in new york. >> that's real good shot, accompanying him as he arrives, awesome. >> of course very fitting that they're chanting and singing we are family because the pope is coming for the world meeting of families here in philadelphia. >> where is sister sledge from? >> philadelphia. >> thank you. >> ♪ we are family ♪ okay, you don't want to hear that. >> , we don't. >> the rotor blades of the osprey. >> i think this is the vehicle he gotten into. >> i think so. >> we just had odd shot of it. >> i think the particular shot we had, maids it look like a helicopter, when it wasn't. >> shot it thought it was a shopper. >> and of course, if you are tweeting us, use the #fox29pope. >> hashtag -- that would get trendy very quickly. >> hey bruce board on, what are you seeing? >> apparently he's seeing a lot, but not hearing a lot. >> reporter: sorry, i can gayly hear the noise here has gotten deafening in the last couple of seconds, mike. it is inter

bishops here. many people are going to be listening very closely to what they have to say to the bishops. obviously controversy there, too, as patrick has outlined. the mass before an estimated 25,000 there in northeast washington. he'll be speaking in spanish, canonizing junipo serra, the controversial spanish monk. this is a disaffected church here in the united states. catholics are walking away from the church. their very lowest in generations of total americans, 21% or 22% now identify as catholic. this is an individual who in pope francis, who is breaking from the dogmatic strick emphasis on the social strictures of the church and emphasizing the compassionate nature of the church, something that the pope has insisted as recently as yesterday, speaking to reporters on his way to havana of church doctrine. he is emphasizing a different part than we've heard over the past 10 years or so with predecessors. >> this pope has had resonance in this country and beyond. let's go to some of the gathere

we have another bus here. then you see a cab with no headlights on behind him, that would help putting headlights on in the dark. and personal car behind him has his emergency flashers on because people are so confused and again it looks like people trying in the blizzard. put your emergency flashers on, sometimes without headlights on and we are at hard rock cafe and this is what we showed you where it just comes to the halt here at the crosswalk that a a anti truck bomb device where you see truck backing out and away. there is another vehicle over here on the other side of the barricade perhaps they were there in the middle of the night and they are trying to get out now and wondering how you can they get out. you see a lot of agents. look at this one on the left with automatic weapons, strapped to their thighs. so a little bit of an imposing thing. you can still walk through here without going through a metal detector or extra machine. we have a tiny open to get on the sidewalk, to and from the loews hotel

here's a live look at traffic backup here. anyone crossing town, coming across the the vine expressway, the accident is on the ramp to the westbound schuylkill that sharp curve which takes you out of town toward city line and conshohocken. right now they to have only the one shoulder getting through, and we will spin it around here to try to give you an example of penndot moving the camera there but right now there is only the shoulder getting on by. look at the backup across town here heading over toward the the schuylkill. it is not going to stay that way. they will shut whole ramp down to correct it, upright it, and get it of the there. your best bet leaving town or coming in over ben franklin and work your way over to the schuylkill expressway use vine street local, that will get you to the kelly or martin luther king drives and that will work your way west out of town out toward city line. trying to get to 30th street station would i take any number street over to market, market or jfk boulevard will put new front of the

i am here because i have to be here. i am here because allison would want me to be here, and in fact, she would insist that i would be here. ofause that is the kind amazing young woman my daughter was. he was standing here alongside the governor of virginia as well as other senators. we reached out to the nra for the response to the rally and in a statement they said -- the nra has been calling for meaningful mental health reform for those suffering from mental found to be a danger to themselves or others. we will continue to follow this throughout the day and will have much more coming up at 4:00. republicans in the house are decorating and 11 our maneuver to try to block the iran nuclear deal. it will be the focus of debate today in the house and senate. conservative republicans say they cannot vote on it until the president hands over copies of side deals tehran at negotiating with atomic negotiators. their actions are unlikely to change the outcome, though. the white house has an enough votes to block any republican

who live here. in norah o'donnell. >> reporter: hi, father. i know this morning we are going to hear pope francis give some remarks and they are going to be in english. is it difficult to him to speak in english? what will we hear? >> he speaks with an accent, like anyone from a foreign country might speak with an accent. i know he has practiced english and i think we will be pleasantly surprised with the progress he has made and he's had several opportunities over the past year to practice or test out that english when he was in the philippines and in asia and several other times. the brief he will give is a brief talk at the white house. i think he'll be very happy when he see the crowd and the welcome given to him. remember, at 78 years old, to enter the united states as he did yesterday, there must be some sense of wonderment and awe at the welcome reserved for him and the welcome he is going to experience today on the south lawn of the white house and also in the oval office with the president.

here we go., two, one, two, one, two,. >> ♪ >> we are family. >> yeah. >> i got all my sisters, my brothers with me. we are family. i got my sisters, my brothers with me. we are family. i got my sisters my brothers with me. we are family. i got my sisters, my brothers with me. we are family. i got all my sisters with me. we are family. get up everybody and sing. we are family. i got all my sisters with me. we are family, we are family, we are family, we are family, we are family, we are family, we are family. >> yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. [cheers and applause] >> ♪ >> how about that, from the sisters on stage to the sisters in the seats. >> i loved the sisters in the seats. they were having a good time out there. >> sister sledge remains in the international spotlight since the 1970's and continues to champion the support of the importance of family values and great music. their musicians are fantastic as well. >> and here they are in their hometown living it up for pope francis. we do have our eye

>> i think we are here. you have done a phenomenal job here. >>> at 5:00 after months of preparation, pope francis is finally here in washington, dc as he begins his three city tour of the united states. good evening. there is a lot of excitement around here. i am lesli foster. >> bruce johnson has been anchoring coverage of the basilica from the national shrine. >> reporter: this is truly a historical trip. it is the pontiff's first ever visit to the united states. >> hey, hey, welcome to the usa! [ cheering and applause ] >> immediately after getting off that plane pope francis met with president obama and the first family. sasha and malea were there along with the first lady and the first lady's mother, the hierarchy of the catholic church in washington, the world, bishop that used to be in washington, now with baltimore. joe biden is there with his wife jill also. an incredible display of security, secret service, fbi with dc police and obviously police at andrews where the plane is parked as we speak an

are not here.came out early because it was important to them to be part of history and gets a close to the uponive as they possibly could. they spoke to a woman who said she wasn't able to make it to the historic mass. so it was a top priority for her to be here today. >> to see this pope, he's the first southern american pope in the history of the catholic church. his manner and style and he's close to the people. what's cool about him is other people from different religions are following this pope. >> reporter: now, it is important to note that this is a ticketed event only. so no one without a ticket will not be allowed to be here. they're excited to come onto the balcony and address the crowd sometime this afternoon. back to you. >> reporter: incredible numbers am lom of people meagan. we appreciate that. congress is a unique audience to hear this address from the pope. we've been looking at some o numbers for you. take a look. we know that 30% of congress is catholic. 22% of americans on aver

they've migrated here. we don't know much about these migrations, but we're observing them now to find out more. reporter: the birds have no natural enemies, so they're quite trusting towards the few people who come here. boobies and frigate birds raise their young here. they find food both on the island itself and in the waters off its shores. the director of the national park has been fighting for years to keep the commercial fishing industry away from isla isabel. >> protecting the island alone isn't anough. we also have to protect the marine region around it so life can continue on the island. we have to maintain fish stocks so the birds can continue to feed on them. but of course the fishermen should be able to have enough and improve their catch. reporter: the scientists are cooperating closely with the local fishermen, who are now also convinced that the island's immediate surroundings should be protected. >> i think our motivation has to be to protect fishing here for the next generation. my son is

we had to be here.ll actually see the pope but getting close is good enough. >> i think you will and her husker chuck, how does it feel to be here today? >> oh, this is incredible. >> were you telling me you're from philadelphia. have you ever seen anything like this? >> not at all. once in a lifetime. >> and definitely a ton of people here. >> two native philadelphians experiencing something in new in their sit. >> i folks from out every town, this is back, go ahead, tell me, your first time in philadelphia? >> it is, and actually this is real exciting get to see the pope. first pope i would have seen. thirds pope i've lived through. i was born before jp2 died. then benedict was elected now francis. so this is real exciting. >> welcome from st. louis, the rest of the crowd, luke, five years old, hi, luke. >> high. >> luke wants to see pope francis, excited and people just excited because they're going get a chance when he parades down in the pope mobile before he heads to the festival of family securit

i have john right here. >> how are you doing, man. >> you came out here. you were a former soccer player. >> i played at north catholic right down the street and drexel. >> you think you could be a field goal kicker. >> i think i can do better than parkey, probably would have won that first game. >> so, where do you get it from? 15-yard. >> right here. >> whatever you want to do, man. >> wow good this doodies cocky too. >> okay. >> layses out, just like this. >> lets see what you got. >> man, you are a show off. >> can you company 20. >> i can do 20. >> let me do another one. >> try another one. >> just pass me the ball. oh, man, none of these guys play football. lets see if you can do a 20 yarder. lets see if you can do. >> that is a 30 yarder good 30 yarder. >> layses in. >> lets see what you got. >> i think we have a new vince papale. >> hey, how are you doing. >> he sounds pretty good. >> come on out to hunting park. >> sign me up, chip. >> i don't think i can do it. >> he is good. >> if i can do it. >> move it back. >> move it back ten more yards. >>

this is coral here. it would be much longer, very similar to what you see here with king charles as a baby. he has got one in his hand. and so, this is quite early for children. we do know that a couple of children were born on bermuda. one of those survived and would have been here by 1610. a few ships arrived in jamestown in the late summer of 1609, and they had some women and children aboard as well. you'll notice there is not much in the way of iron artifacts, and that is because we have to maintain them in the room in the back. it is called the dry zone. it maintains an atmosphere very stable atmosphere for the artifacts. we keep the humidity level at no more than 20%. and i'll just run in there and bring out something pretty cool for you to see. it is like looking into the eyes of history. these are elements from what is known as the closed helmet. a visor and the base -- or chin protection piece. this is actually the top of the head. so this has been switched, flipped around. and what is neat is t

okay, she is going to kick from right here. yes, right here. now, earlier hours, we had some real good kickers, we had mr. fine, what did you say? oh, jersey up next. okay. see, you almost had it. >> almost. >> almost. >> you think you can make the eagles? >> possibly. >> possibly. have we made a field goal this year? have the eagles made a field goal? i don't think we have. i don't think we have. we have one more? people are scared. dee, do you want to go one more time? >> i will try. >> dee will go one more time. that with with microphone, guys, i caught that. all right, dee, right here with you, dee. >> oh, still didn't. >> it is okay, guys. what have we learned today? >> quincy, quincy, wait a minute. put the mike down put the mike down. can he hear us? >> you guys kicked out my ear piece. >> here is the deal. can you hear us now? >> how but put the mike down, and you kick one yourself. >> we want to see your skills. >> oh, all right. okay. they want to see me. can somebody hold it for me? >> sure, dee can. >> oh! does that really affect yo

come here and shoot up? >> yeah. we'd go down here and hang out down there.we walk down here, we'd find needles and bags. >> so you'd come down here and shoot up. >> just sit down and hang out, or hang out under the underpass on a day like this. >> not exactly la vida low ka. >> it's dirty and gross. there's probably people who live down here. >> really? >> yeah. there's a lot of homeless people in greenfield. >> what do you think now when you see somebody who is clearly junk sick on the street? >> it gives me a sick feeling, and it scares me. it remind me why i don't want to be out there. it's scary. a friend of mine overdosed january 1st of this year. and my brother-in-law overdosed in a wendy's bathroom and they found him and brought him back to life. he was dead in the bathroom. so this is my for a can. i carry this around. i have one of these in my house, and i have one in my car. i have a fear that my husband is going to relapse and i'm going to find him dead. you put this in here and squirt i'm up their nose. >> in most cases, the way i understand it,

here it is right here, where you get your tickets. >> yes. this is where you get your tickets.et your popcorn over here, you get your movie-size candy over here, and then you enter this beautiful movie theater. ♪ >> but the truly amazing features aren't even part of the main house. >> we're 20,000 square foot in the residence, and that includes the basement. then we have a separate recreational building that's 15,000 square feet. >> so, over here we have, of course, racquetball court, squash court, handball court. >> all in one right here. indoor recreational center. you also have bleachers for the family to watch. >> of course. >> all right. in addition to that, you have your own locker room with his and hers bathrooms. >> and then we have our own indoor hockey rink and basketball court. >> yes. with professional lighting, and again, climate-controlled as well. >> i cannot even imagine what it must have been like for the kids to have their friends over and to have this type of facility available and the enjoyment of it. >> and the nice thing about it is with a full kitchen her

here we go.ctor starring in a new film called "sicario." it opens in select theaters this friday and everywhere else october 2nd. please welcome benicio del toro. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> that's -- that's a movie star right there. welcome. thank you for being on the show. >> thank you for having me, jimmy. >> jimmy: i know we were scheduled to have you on the show earlier and then i busted up my finger. so, i appreciate you coming back. thank you, pal. >> looking good. looking good, though. >> jimmy: i'm good. i'm making my way. >> still there. >> jimmy: still there, yeah, i'm just -- the white cloth is getting smaller and smaller. have you ever broken anything, broke a finger? >> yeah, yeah, i broke my wrist in a film. in a film. doin' a stunt with tommy lee jones. >> jimmy: really? did you have to stop filming? >> yeah, we stopped filming. >> jimmy: what happened? >> well, we just -- he came from one side. tommy lee jones is a big dude. [ light laughter ] and you don't wanna have tommy le

i could see it escalating. >> shauntee, come here! come here, come here! let me take care of the situation right here. calm down. don't do anything to yourself, okay? sit down, calm down. >> alanna shirk is a registered nurse on pendleton's 24-hour medical unit. >> you see things you're not going to see other places, but a lot of the kids are like him, you know. if you know how to deal with them, a lot of times if you treat them with respect, you'll get it back. not always, but it's just learning them. please. >> shauntee? >> take some breaths. i'll be right back. i'll be right back. >> i have been with him for a long time. i know when he's just playing or getting serious, and he was definitely serious. somebody could have really got hurt. he's strong. >> have a seat. have a seat. take a deep breath. what's going on? >> they want to take me somewhere. see if he can carry it out. >> who? >> [ bleep ] patrol officer. he's going to throw me in there. >> the nurse explains how a routine visit on his cell unit blew up in minutes. >> i'm real familiar with him a

for all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight," pope francis arrives in america. our team right there, his historic first trip to the u.s. one of the largest security operations ever here. from washington to new york to philadelphia. after the pope told us his message for the american people. >>> also tonight, one-on-one with ben carson. the outrage and the support, after what he said about electing a muslim president. what he's now telling us. >>> the scandal tonight affecting millions of cars on american roads. volkswagen admitting to rigging tests, 11 million vehicles. what now for the value of your car? >>> the abc news exclusive. the county clerk refusing marriage licenses to gays. tonight, why she says the licenses handed out now are not valid. >>> and getting answers tonight. the life-saving drug that cost $18, suddenly costing $750? we track down the ceo. >>> good evening tonight from washington, d.c., where pope francis made history just

here is a quick picture of what is handed out here. this is about the service tonight this is something that people will cherish. the children are just starting to move into the crowd here. we are high up above the ground floor. we are prohibited from showing you pictures on the ground floor. but let it be known we are at madison square garden. you can see the retired knicks an rangers numbers. we are here for sure. things are progressing. what a special night it has been. that concert was absolutely moving. a few well. great preparation for a great night. let's go back to you, bill. >> we will count on you to bring us some of the shots. it was supposed to start at 6:30, but the pope is ahead of schedule. i am assuming that is the good news. as sade and liz have been talking all afternoon, the pope looked energized by what he saw and energized by the crowd in central park. all the seats on the floor have been turned into seats. >> all the people who want to get union can make their way to the alter to get it. that sundays pretty logica

police are here. we are seeing so much traffic in the fairmount district and everything else and people are still flying around the streets even though they don't necessity exactly where they are going. the a a lot of trouble. but these people have their cars when they woke up this morning. now the pope before he was pope francis was jorge bergoglio and i learned from 60 minutes last night his first job a bouncer in a nightclub, evicting some bad people. it is appropriate p pa was acting like a bouncer last night evicting cars and throwing them out of the nightclub that is the streets of the center city because they said they would tow them sunday night in a week in advance of the pope's weekend and they were not bluffing. so they have towed dozens of the cars away and they are still towing now. we have seen lots of tow trucks, they go in groups and the good thing is they have towed everybody that needed to be towed because a lot of the tow trucks are empty but they are looking for the next group of v

to here. so many people, not just the football teams. but also in gilroy, people are collecting hay for the horses. >> reaching out from all over the country. let's get a check of the forecast. jess has been rained on all day. the water system is now moving through the bay area. >> great for firefighters. the humidity increasing, a steady rain producing about .35 inches on the fire lines for the firefighters today. really the day for them to make the huge headway on this fire. now, what we have happening is the storm system moving into northern california. the cold front is currently dissipating. our hopes of any kind of super heavy rainfall are pretty much gone at this point. we weren't expecting major downpours, but there was a possibility of maybe some heavier pockets. let's take you into the fire zone. right now, we have seen jessica reporting all night loung, and the steady rainfall is continuing on doppler radar, ining down at about .08 inch an hour. we likely have two to three more hour

welcome to our special, studio here on ben franklin parkway. we will go out live to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live in new york right now, david? >> reporter: jessica and pat a full schedule for pope francis all week that schedule will continue in the weekend. he is getting ready to celebrate mass with 20,000 at madison square garden but it seems the event he enjoyed the most was greeting catholic school children in harlem pope francis was all smiles as he made his way down the line to greet students at our lady queen of angels elementary school in harlem. he posed for pictures before walking inn side. earlier in the day the pope paid tribute to the victims listed at 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan. following the tribute he joined other religious leaders for an inter faith service encouraging a message of peace. >> the pope talk about the attack on america and resilience of the victim families. >> the family members in the face of pain leaves them speechless but that screams to heaven. >> reporter: his words rest mated with those w

that is all here. it was eventually inherited by his niece and then it was donated to the historical society in a 37. the presentation metal given to -- the presentation medal given to the general by his staff, they gave him his 10th presentation medal on august 9. lytle got up and gave an impromptu 45-minute address. it's a beautiful medal. it is solid gold. it has an emerald in the center. on the back, to the colonel from his staff. is the world war i uniform of lieutenant ralph wickham of the united states marine corps. ralph wickham joined the united in 1917.rine corps he was a private, served overseas and during the battle of the marne, he risked his life twice going out under intense fire to bring gun back his comrade who was wounded. he was promoted to the rank of second lieutenant. he reserved a silver star, a distinguished cross, and a purple heart. you can see from the helmet he was nearly killed by the large sized dent in the brim of his helmet that was caused by a german machine gun bullet.

here's the question. if you have a really stable investment and it pays you 5% a year you're going to be comfortable with them if it doesn't move around but once it starts whipsawing you might think i want a higher rate of return than that. it takes multiples lower. >> i take umbrage with the flash crash. i don't think it was that at all. and i don't think it was that disorderly. i thought it made sense in the context of what was going on. i do agree a name like home depot could be one of those names that takes us to the next leg lower which i do think we'll see. i think we will test the 1820 level, which was i believe the october 14th level. we'll see what happens if and when we get there. i'll say this, though. home depot is only about 5% off its all-time high on what has been a pretty lousy tape. i think the world sets up really nicely for home depot despite what i think about the broader market. >> home depot's sort of an interesting cross-section because as you mention td could take us a leg lower bu

you just left here. and that is, what? two weeks later and you're here. he has, like, a quiet reserve about him. and for somebody that has like a history like that, like his disposition -- doesn't add up. i'm looking at your history here and i see you first got arrested when you were 11 years old. his dad is incarcerated for dealing crack, he said. and then a month later you were arrested for mischief, battery, consumption, intimidation, robbery and theft. mom -- it's ten kids. it's a large family. five have been here. so that tells me he has seen a lot. there's more to the story. allen did the intake on your brother. he's telling me you accidentally shot him in the stomach last year. >> that's when i was 11. >> that's when you were 11 that you accidentally did that? wow. >> that's when i first got into the juvenile system. >> oh. you still think about that? >> always. >> go ahead and walk on the right side of the hallway. >> i hope he get out. he don't know how this is. he ain't never been in a situation like this where he had to come here and do no days