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i'm adriana diaz in ecatepec mexico. details, coming pope francis held an open-air mass in one of mexico city's most violent suburbs. huge crowds showed up to see him. adriana diaz has more from today's visit. more than 300,000 gathered to witness pope francis celebrate sunday mass, in what's likely his biggest event in mexico. the holy father circled over aztec ruins before landing in mexico city. esperanza vargas lopez was moved by his presence. "el nos da mucho amor " "he gives us so much love - she said. he radiates love. he's so simple, so humble." on his way to the mass, an estimated 2 million people greeted pope francis with yellow and white balloonsthe colors of the vatican flag. pope francis specifically chose to visit this poor suburb-- notorious for deadly violence, drug trafficking, and kidnappings. "many of those who couldn't get into the mass lined the pope's route for their chance to see him." "it's amazing! amazing, i'm nervous!" ad: why did you like him? porque te gusto? yz: porque andaba en un carro bla

as adriana diaz reports, not everyone is happy he's there. pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez later today, about fifty yards from the border with el paso texas. (bishop oscar cantu/las cruces, nm) the plan is after mass he will walk up to the fence to offer a personal prayer to migrants. on tuesday, the pope displayed a rare show of anger. he scolded an admirer after the person pulled his robe so hard that the pope nearly fell down on a child in a wheel chair. francis told the person twice, not to be selfish. addressed 45 thousand young people in morelia. (nat up es dificil sentir la riquesa cuando ( perdida de amigos, o de familiares en manos de narco trafico, drogas, criminales que .. terror) the pope said he knows its hard for youth to feel valued when they've lost so many loved ones to drug violence reminiscent of a rock concert, one person shouted "we love you pope francis" nat - "te amamos papa francisco!!" pope - gracias (bridge - adriana diaz / mexico city) but not everyone is happy that the pope i

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adriana diaz has more. >> reporter: pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez, later today. about 50 guards from the border with el paso, texas -- 50-yards >> the plan is after the mass, he will walk up to the fence and offer personal prayer for migrants. >> he had a rare share of anger on tuesday, he scolded and admirer after a person pulled his robe so hard that a pope nearly fell down on a child in the wheelchair. francis told the person twice not to be selfish. the pope addressed 45,000 young people in history -- and he knows it is hard to feel love from loved ones when they lost so many to drug violence. >> from a rock concert, one person shouted, we love you, pope francis. >> love you. >> but not everyone is happy that the pope is here. some call his visit a diversion. >> how many people do you think are unhappy with the pope here? 10%? 20%? >> i think a little bit more. because they think the money should be in other areas. >> the hash tag, i don't want the pope to come, has appear this -- appeared on twitter. the man says the $10 million spent fo

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adriana diaz reports from el pass owe. >> reporter: pope francis boarded his plane in rome this morning for his big trip to mexico where he'll tackle hot button issues, including immigration. the streets of mexico city are bustling for last-minute preparations for the pope's visit. stores are already selling pope francis memorabilia. mexico has the world's second largest catholic population behind brazil. during his trip, the holy father will celebrate mass on the country's southern and northern borders. workers are already putting the finishing touches on the altar for an outdoor mass in juarez, a violent drug city that borders el pass owe. melissa lopez runs a catholic charity that helps migrants are services in el paso. >> the fact he is coming here i think says a lot about him as a human being and about the the catholic church in. >> reporter: pope francis' altar is just across the border and his mass will be visible from right here from el paso, texas. extra border agents will be on duty. >> any time you have this many people into the region you have to have that larger presence an

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adriana diaz reports huge crowds showed up to see him up-close. adriana: more than 300,000 celebrate sunday mass. the holy father circled over aztec ruins before landing in mexico city. by his presence. "he gives us so much love," she said. "he radiates love. he's so simple, so humble. " the mass, an estimated 2 million people greeted pope francis with yellow and white balloonsthe colors of the vatican flag. pope francis specifically chose to visit this poor suburb, notorious for deadly violence, drug trafficking, and kidnappings. >> it is amazing. amazing, i'm nervous. >> why did you like him? porque te gusto? >> porque andaba en un carro blanco y a mi me gusto tu carro. adrian: >> you like his white car? in the days ahead, the pope border, and it's northern border with the u.s. adriana diaz, cbs news, ecatepec, mexico. todd: 10,000 police officers and presidential guards were on duty to keep the pope safe for this stop on his historic six-day trip. laura: last minute gifts. the rush to deliver valentine flowers in the middle of a snow storm. todd

his message focused on hope and adriana diaz has more from adriana: before celebrating entrance of the basilica of our lady of guadalupe. 5,000 people attended the service. including this young boy. the holy father's homily touched drugs and immigration. ,afterwards he spent nearly 20 , minutes alone to pray before mexico's patron saint representing the virgin mary. pope francis said he and was coming to mexico as both a missionary and a pilgrim as his visit to the basilica displayed . what does that show to mexicans? >> that he is with them. adriana: the pope's day began with an official welcome ceremony at the national palace where he delivered a tough love message to mexican politicians. he urged them to resist privilege and serve those in need. thousands waited to catch a glimpse of his pope mobile. >> it was very exciting experience here with my mother. it was a blessing. adriana: the pope will celebrate sunday mass outside mexico city at a field that holds nearly half a million people. adriana diaz, cbs news, mexico city. laura: so far, pope francis has clocked about 23 miles in

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the pontiff urged those in line of forging that country's adriana diaz reports. >>reporter: more than 300,000 gathered to witness pope francis celebrate sunday mass. most likely, his biggest event in mexico. the holy father circled over aztec ruins before landing, 20 miles outside mexico city. she was moved by his presents. >> translator: he gives us so much love. he radiates love. we love that he is simple and humble. >>reporter: an estimated 2 million people greeted pope francis with yellow and white balloons. the pope specifically chose to visit this poor suburb, notorious for deadly violence, drug trafficking and kidnapping. >> [cheers and applause] >> amazing. >>reporter: why did you like him? >> translator: you liked his white car? >> yes. >>reporter: he warned the faithful not to have dialogue with the devil because he always wins. he said only the power of the word of god can defeat him. in the days ahead, the pope visits the southern border and the northern border with the u.s. adriana diaz, cbs news in mexico. >>> it is 6:30 and a masked man stormed a h

adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez later today and 50 miles from the border in el paso, texas. >> the plan after the mass, he will walk up to the fence and offer a personal prayer for migrants. >> reporter: tuesday, the pope told 45,000 young people that they are the wealth of the future and urged them to avoid the lure of the areas prolific drug trade. the pope said he knows it's hard for youth to feel valued when they have lost so many young ones to drug violence. reminiscent of a concert, one person shouted we love you, pope francis. not everyone is happy that the pope is here. some call his visit a diversion. unhappy with the pope here? 10%? 20%? >> no. i think a little bit more. like 40%, 45%, because they think that the money should be in other areas. >> reporter: the hash tag i don't want the pope to come has appeared on twitter. this man stated the estimated 10 million dollars spent for his visit should go to education, health, and employment. and have embraced the pope at adriana diaz, cbs news, mexico city. >

adriana diaz, cbs news, el pass owe, texas. >>> a man included a restaurant an ohio restaurant with a machete and people don't know why. a suspect walked into a restaurant last night and started attacking people. witnesses say he went from table-to-table with no warning. >> there were tables and chairs there was a man on the floor bleeding. there were -- there was blood on the floor. it was awful. it was just carnage. >> the suspect left the restaurant but was overtaken by police rather quickly. they tried to use a stun gun, but when he attacked police, they shot him dead. >>> an americanairlines jet was forced to make an emergency landing after smoke filled part of the passenger cabin. american flight 564 landed safely in los angeles yesterday morning. a hydraulically caused the cabin smoke. the american jet was en route from san jose to phoenix when the crew declared an emergency. >> eight passengers and crew were checked by paramedics, but >>> overseas now. the united states, russia, and more than a dozen other nations agreed this morning to a cessation of hostilities in syria. in

adriana diaz reports on the big crowds who greeted the pontiff in mexico city. [cheering] h. a -- adriana: pope francis visited a children's hospital in mexico city where he gave a sick boy medicine. displaying his affection for the pray for him. adriana: a young girl serenaded the pope with a rendition of "ave maria." mexico city has been pope francis' hub since he arrived from here he's taking daily trips around the country. earlier in the day the holy father traveled by helicopter to ecatepec one of mexico city's poorest and most violent suburbs. there he celebrated an outdoor mass before more than 300,000 , the largest event on his six day historic visit. in his homily the pope urged mexicans to build a society with equal opportunity for all. [cheering] an estimated two million people lined his motorcade route many waving vatican flags and balloons. >> it's amazing. amazing. i'm nervous. >> why did you like him? porque te gusto? >> porque andaba en un carro blanco y a mi me gusto tu carro. >> you liked his car? te gusto su carro? >> si. adriana: tomorrow pope francis on me

adriana diaz has more from mexico city. >>reporter: throngs of mexicans showed up to see pope francis at every turn . but they showed up in force when he visited the country's holiest site. before celebrating mass pope francis blessed the interest of our lady of guadalupe a. 5000 people attended the service. thousands more. watched outside, including this boy who ran up to the pope. the holy father touched on the themes of his visit. afterwards he spat 20 minutes alone to pray before mexico's patron saint representing the virgin mary. pope francis came to mexico as a missionary antipode. what does it show to mexicans? >> he is with them. currently seven his day began with an official welcome ceremony at the national palace for he delivered a tough love message to mexican politicians. he urged them to resist privilege and serve those in need. thousands waited to catch a glimpse of his pope mobile. >> i very excited to see him. i am with my mother. what a blessing. >>reporter: the pope will celebrate sunday mass outside mexic

adriana diaz has the latest from mexico city. pope francis visited a children's hospital in mexico city where he gave a sick boy medicine. displaying his affection for the young, he asked the children to pray for him. a young girl serenaded the pope with a rendition of ave maria. "mexico city has been pope francis' hub since he arrived from here he's taking daily trips around the country." earlier in the day, the holy father traveled by helicopter to ecatepec, one of mexico city's poorest and most violent suburbs. there he celebrated an outdoor mass before more than 300,000, the largest event on his six day historic visit. in his homily, the pope urged equal opportunity for all. an estimated two million people lined his motorcade route, many waving vatican flags and balloons. "it's amazing! amazing, i'm nervous!" ad: why did you like him? porque te gusto? yz: porque andaba en un carro blanco y a mi me gusto tu carro ad: you liked his car? te gusto su carro? yz: si! tomorrow, pope francis flies to the region of chiapas to meet wit

adriana diaz tells us people on both sides have spent months getting ready. >> reporter: pope francisill say mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez later today. about 50 yards from the border with el paso, texas. >> the plan is that after the mass, that he will walk up to the fence to offer a personal prayer for migrants. >> reporter: on tuesday the pope displayed a rare show of anger. he scolded an admirer after the person pulled his robe so hard, that the pope nearly fell down on a child in a wheelchair. francis told the person twice not to be selfish. earlier, the pope addressed 45,000 young people. he says he knows it's hard for youth to feel valued when they have lost so many loved ones to drug violence. reminiscent of a rock concert, one person shouted, we love you, pope francis. >> gracias. >> reporter: but not everyone is happy that the pope is here. some call his visit a diversion. how many people do you think are unhappy with the pope here? 10%, 20%? >> no. i think a little bit more because they think that the money should be in other areas. >> reporter: the hashtag i d

adriana diaz cbs news, flint, michigan. ((paul joncich)) an estimated 21-thousand residential customers have continued paying their bills despite the water problems. /// ((denise valdez)) > two russian cosmonauts are safely back inside the international space station... after a 5 hour space walk. they installed fresh experiments outside the i-s-s and gathered old ones. in addition... the cosmonaut released a container with a flash drive that has videos and messages pertaining to the 70th anniversary of russia's victory day last year. the flash drive eventually will re-enter earth's atmosphere and burn up. /// ((denise valdez)) > this comes as we're learning more about the sixth planet from the sun. the space agency's cassini spacecraft has sent new images of saturn along with new data. studying the ringed planet for more than ten years. cassini has found that the opaque rings may not contain the most material despite how bright they appear. research on the mass of rings has important implications for their age. /// toss to

adriana diaz talked to some who could barely contain their excitement. >> reporter: more than 300,000 gathered to watch pope francis hold sunday mass in likely the biggest event in mexico. the holy father circled over aztec ruins before landing 20 miles outside mexico city. lopez was moved by his presence. he gives us so much love, she said. he radiates love. we love that he's so simple, so humble. on his way to mass, an estimated 2 million people greeted pope francis with yellow and white balloons. the colors of the vatican flag. the pope francis specifically chose to visit this poor suburb, notorious for deadly violence, drug trafficking and kidnapping. many of those who couldn't get in to the mass lined up for their chance to see him. >> amazing. amazing. >> why did you like him? >> [ speaking spanish ] >> you liked his white car? >> s i. >> reporter: in his homily he warned the faithful not to have dialogue with the devil because he always wins. he said only the power of the word of god can defeat him. in the days ahead, the pope visits the country's southern border and its northe

adriana diaz, cbs news, mexico city. >>> smoke filled a boston subway station, forcing people to evacuate through train windows. a third rail problem disabled two trains and caused motors to overheat. smoke filled the station. passengers started kicking out train windows. passengers say there was panic and chaos, but there are no reports of any serious injuries. >>> the weather in south florida today is forecast to be much improved over yesterday morning when a string of tornadoes tore through the miami area. at least four tornadoes hit the area during rush hour tuesday. winds of over 100 miles per hour damaged buildings and caused all kinds of problems on roadways. no serious injuries were reported, though. >>> and there was record snow in rochester, new york. over 18 inches. the second snowiest february day ever reported and more snow is >>> coming up on the "morning news." emotional return. the band eagles of death metal played for its first full show since the paris terror attacks. >>> and, later, we will tell you who is blaming beyonce for inciting violence. this is the "cbs morning

adriana diaz has more from mexico city. before celebrating mass, pope francis blessed the entrance of the basilica of our lady of guadalupe. 5-thousand people attended the service...thousands more watched outside including this young boy. the holy father's homily touched on themes of his visit: poverty, drugs and immigration. afterwards he spent nearly 20 minutes alone to pray before mexico's patron saint representing the virgin mary. "pope francis said he and was coming to mexico as both a missionary and a pilgrim as his visit to the basilica displayed." "ad: what does that show to that he is with them." the pope's day began with an official welcome ceremony at the national palace where he delivered a tough love message to mexican politicians. he urged them to resist privilege and serve those in need. thousands waited to catch a glimpse of his popemobile. "it was very exciting experience here with my mother. it was a blessing." the pope will celebrate sunday mass outside mexico city at a field that holds nearly half a mill

adriana diaz, cbs news, mexico city. ((sharie johnson)) so far, pope francis has clocked about 23 miles in his pope mobile... he has another 93 to go before his trip ends next wednesday. /// ((sharie johnson)) > bernie sanders and hillary clinton... are focusing in on nevada... a week away from the caucus. just how close the race is,,, in our state... for the two democratic candidates. /// it's a campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in california. what one man is giving away... as an incentive to vote in his favor. nevada democratic caucus... and tomorrow... democratic presidential candidate bernies sanders will visit the valley. the senator from vermont will host a rally tomorrow morning at bonanza high school. doors open at 10:30 in the morning... and the event is free and open to the public. you're encouraged to r-s-v-p online... we'll put a link to do that on our website... las vegas now dot com... just click on "links we mentioned." /// ((sharie johnson)) > this comes as sanders' democratic rival hillary clin

adriana diaz has the latest from mexico city and joins us live from there, adrianna? kristen and landon... crowds lined the streets for miles in morelia as pope francis made his way to another jam packed mass. "popa franciso!" in an area known as a hotbed for the mexican drug crisis, the pope urged young priests to fight that plague mexico. and he drew attention to the rampant killings and kidnappings that plague mexico. adriana diaz/mexico city: "more than 25 thousand people have vanished in the last 10 years. some of the highest profile are the 43 students who went missing in 2014, roughly 200 miles south of mexico city." these protesters have been here in mexico city for more than a year - demanding justice for the students, who have not been seen luis rosales says the pope stands by mexico's corrupt government, and will not bring about real change luis rosales: "things won't get better because of praying. things must be stopped by us, by the people." missing signs are plastered in the border city of juarez. where the pope visits wednesday. it was once called the m

i'm not going to have that happen again. >> reporter: adriana diaz, cbs news chicago. >> governor snyder says he's working to expand healthcare coverage for flint residents and subsidize their water bills. >>> more bad luck for a cruise ship damaged in a storm earlier this month. it had to make a u-turn back to port in new jersey. anthem of the seas is now cutting another trip short this time because of a norovirus outbreak. it's also trying to avoid another storm. >>> california's beloved almond crop is under attack. not by bugs, disease or drought, but by the price. it's plummeting. >> allen martin shows us why and why growers aren't about to rip out trees and plant something else. >> reporter: here in ripon in the central valley, almonds are so important, they celebrate with the almond blossom festival. but something has happened to the price of almonds to send it plummeting. while almonds still fetch $7 a pound, the price paid to growers and processors is taking a beating. at his processing facility, dave says almonds were probably priced too high to begin with. >> we got to a price