. >> cbs' adriana diaz shows us the serious upgrades to hostels. >> reporter: you'd be forgiven for thinking you were in the wrong place. she did and she had a reservation. >> i came in and i didn't expect to look like this. that's all. >> reporter: that's what the owner andrew had in mind when he designed the free hand hotel in chicago. it's one of the windy city's first boutique hostels. >> we were very interested in coming up with an offering that would really appeal to the min hen ideal generations, they respond to quality. this is in the mahogany family. >> reporter: andrew is venturing into the hostel business. except he's doing it his way. say hello to the postel, he's upgrading the traditional no frills hostel experience. locals mix with tourists in the lobby sitting on plush couches and the bunk beds, it's a hostel after all. solid wood. >> beam are really -- people are really fascinated by the sharing economy and i think the translation for the hotel world is you know, you can buy just a bed. >> reporter: hostels have traditionally been a rite of passage for young backpackers on a

live in havana, adriana diaz. mike, back to you. >> thanks so much for joining us. great time there, adriana. >>> beautiful weather as you head out today. the redskins are hosting the st. louis rams in town today, 1:00 kickoff and if you're out tailgating, what a great day. >> perfect weather. you might even need a sweatshirt this morning or later on tonight. it is going to drop off after the sun sets so if your plans take you past the sunset hour, whatever you have planned today, definitely bring an extra layer. we are going to see temperatures fall off into the 40s for some areas. starting off not too bad at all. there are still clouds out there but the winds are turning out of the northwest, going to kick all these clouds out and give us a lot of sunshine and very comfortable weather. still on the warm side but that humidity is dropping and these north northwesterly winds are going to keep the cool, dry air ushering in so we are not going to see too much of a jump today. usually you do increase the temperature 15 to 20 degrees during the day, not today. it's only

live in havana, adriana diaz. back to you, anne. >> looks like a lot of people are excited to see the pope. any demonstrators or protestors? >> we did hear wants of at least three people detained at the mass. they appeared to have been handing out fliers. they were apprehended by officials and taken away. it's unclear what the fliers said and what the demonstration, if it was a protest, was about. >> all right, thank you for that, adriana. >>> and a quick check of the weather forecast and a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. a lot of sunshine around the bay area and temperatures are warm. san francisco is 65 degrees right now. livermore, 59 and san jose, 61 degrees. we have a heat advisory for the entire bay area until 8:00 tonight. we're going to see triple-digit heat inland and temperatures are going to be warmer than yesterday. almost anywhere and so get ready to heat up. we'll have a closer look at the extended forecast in a few. first, the rest of your headlines with mark. >>> evacuees are back

cbs2's adriana diaz reports from havana. >> reporter: pope francis received a hero's welcome, complete with flowers, trumpets and cannons. at the airport, francis emphasized his dedication to renewed u.s. cuba relations. i encourage those in power to continue down this road, he said. it's a road he helped open. after hosting secret meetings between the u.s. and cuba at the vatican. cubans said they praised the pope for his role. i want to thank him for that because he brought back unity, she said. the 79-year-old devout catholic received communion from pope john paul ii during his 1998 trip to cuba. what was that moment like for you? indescribable, she said, there are no words. her new dream was to have a special moment with pope francis. she got her chance when pope francis left the airport in his pope mobile. streets to welcome him, including avarista. what joy she said. we thank him for teaching us to be better. thousands more will get their chance to see pope francis later this morning when he revolution square. later on he'll meet with young people, clergy, and cuba's president, r

adriana diaz reports from havana. >> reporter: pope francis received a hero's welcome, complete with flowers, trumpets and cannons. emphasized his dedication to renewed u.s. cuba relations. i encourage those in power to continue down this road. it's a road he helped open after secret meetings between the u.s. and cuba at the vatican. i want to thank him for that, because he brought back unity, she said. the 79-year-old devout catholic received communion during pope cue. what was that like for you. >> indescribable, there are no words. her new dream is to have a francis. she got a chance when pope mobile. roaring crowds welcomed him. what joy she said, we thank him for teaching us to be better. thousands more will get their chance to see pope francis later this morning when he holds open air mass in havana's she had her breakthrough with hollywood wives in 1983. she was 77 years old. sharon osbourne said shocked and devastated with the death of jackie collins. loved and respected her. oprah winfrey tweeted rest in peace, jackie collins, i always loved our interviews. >>> time is 6:08.

adriana diaz takes us behind the scenes to show us how some of the biggest gathers got their groove onstart five thcades ago, fans paid $6 for eir fill of peace, love, and rock and roll. but those hazy days of the '60s have given way to something much larger. brighter lights, bigger crowds, and booming business. there are now more than 1,500 festivals worldwide. coachella is the highest grossing. with half a million attendees this year it made over $84 million. lollapalooza is a festival pioneer. launched in 1961 be front man jamie farrell. he wanted to create live experience that rae flekted people's playlists that it's not about one headliners. it's about your personal selection of music you probably have on your computer or phone now. you play a hundred songs that you love, right? that's what we have here. >> reporter: this year that selection included music legend paul mccartney. , electropop princess charlie xex and heavy metal heavyweights metallica. the band played its first fest in 1986 in denmark. drummer lars ulrich says festivals have become a big part of their touring. whoo

adriana diaz joins us live. what an historic trip, adrianna. >> reporter: good morning, mike. the pope is on the way to cuba and the island is abuzz with excitement. officials told us yesterday they're ready for the first latin american pope's first trip to cuba. the final coats of paint are being applied. the pope will celebrate sunday mass from this stage in revolution square. there are 3500 seats just for special guests. the lead architect expects thousands more. [ speaking spanish ] francis is the first latin american pope he says and he's played a role in this historic moment. that refers to renewed relations with the united states after 54 years. francis spoke with scott pelley ahead of his trip. >> reporter: what is your goal for america? [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: to meet people, he told us. in a message on state run television. he said that jesus never abandoned us and he loves them very much. a poll found that less than a third of cubans identify as catholic. but the pope's distinct style is popular in cuba. >> he's very interested in being inclusive and speak