visitors from afar will likely watch from afar. world meeting organizers say this is all really a balancing act, keeping what they call the vast majority of the parkway open to the public and, yet, ensuring that parishioners from the host region are accommodated. reporting live tonight along the parkway, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> not enough information. that's what businesses say in a new papal business survey. the philadelphia's controller released today. only 68 of 250 surveys sent to hotels, shops and restaurants inside the francis festival grounds traffic box were returned. while many are optimistic about the visit, only 14% said the city provided enough details to allow their businesses to plan properly. today, the secret service also released a list of things you won't be allowed to bring if you're coming to see the pope. in a few minutes, nbc 10's keith jones will show you what those look like. as george showed, as the stage is almost set for the big event this weekend on the parkway, the made in america festival, her

this one was discovered in time and detonated by security forces from afar. others have hit targets hard. at least the 30 police officers and soldiers have been killed and sunday. the government is calling these the deadliest pkk attacks in years. at the same time, turkey continues to pad pkk bases with airstrikes in iraq. and turkish ground forces crossed the border to hunt down militants in the neighboring country. the turkish prime minister erdogan puts the blame on pkk. >> the terrorist group the pkk has shut the door to the peace process by choosing violence and bloodshed. reporter: turkey is less than two months ahead of new elections. it is questionable whether showing strength will get him the support he is looking for. polls indicate he will miss that majority. brent: let's pull in our correspondent dorian jones. good evening to you. maybe you can enlighten us. what does temporary mean when it comes to an incursion into turkey by northern iraq? reporter: that remains the question. government forces have been briefing behind the scenes and saying this

not part we are alwayssop, watching within the department of defense and making considerations from afarwe want a healthy industrial base, but it is not part of the formal sop. vago: so you are basing it on the formal metrics to go into that? madam secretary: exactly. vago: the air force says that they want a certain number of airplanes but there are a number of people who say that is not enough. there are some analysts who said that 175 is more realistic number -- anumber. assuming that -- a number. assuming that is e right number, what do you think? madam secretary: 82 is the number that has come down from the war fighting community. should it change in the future, we will re-look at those numbers. as the cilian leader of the air force, it is my belief that we are on the short and of many of our fleet. in other words, we don't have enough of many of the elements of our air force. we are right on the ragged dead. -- raggeded edge. this event, you and discussingch are china's action in the region of the south china sea. ny see that they have threatening moves. what a some of the things t

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having a ticket to see pope francis is not an obstacle to try to catch a glimpse even if it is from afar, especially when he travels from one place to the next in his popemobile. the first opportunity may be upon his arrival on thursday. as it is assumed he will be somewhere along fifth avenue on the way to saint patricks cathedral in his open motorcade. between 72nd and 60th street. at the end of the event another opportunity to see him from the distance of the area of central park west. the popemobile may be out on fifth avenue on the way to madison square garden to celebrate mass. due to security, plans may undergo last-minute changes, but despite all the traffic and the large crowds that are well anticipated, sometimes all you have to do is trust, believe and take a leap of faith. news 4 new york. >> and david is here with a look at what's coming up next new at 5:30. >>> the excitement about the pope's visit not limited to catholics. tonight, we'll talk to jewish leaders who say they're proud the pope is coming to new york. >>> and this is new video from santiago where pope francis h

people say the technology will actually keep people away from church by allowing them to worship from afar. >> we are designing the app so people will want to come back to our churches.>> one cannot go to confession on the app. >> i wish i could say yes, but we will tell you where to go for confession.>> reporter: you can make an appointment on the app to visit a priest. in washington dc, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> the pope's visit to the us is sparking people to do good deeds. it has inspired an act of generosity in sacramento resulting in a family getting a new home. an anonymous donor gave habitat humanity -- for humanity enough money to build this house. the recipients are forever grateful to the pope, the donor, and volunteers. >> we are so blessed to be here. it is an honor to have someone like him have a hand in your home. not everyone can say that.>> the home got a special blessing today by a priest from st. rose parish. >>> disaster specialists heading out to the burn area of the valley fire. what they are looking for during their inspection. >>> rosemary orozco is here with a

seeing the popemobile today from afar in central park was something special. monsignor is with me. wearing t-shirts but they are t-shirts with pictures of this pope. everyone should know, this take as few minutes because you've got 25,000 people getting the wafers. >> i'm sure it's very well orchestrated. this is like any catholic mass in any parish but there's something special about it because it's communion with the pope. he talked about during his homily how god is present in the city, the god is present in the many ways that the church ministers but tonight god is in the mass, in the eucharist. >> erin, catholics typically do not applaud when the priest gives a homily. but tonight when the pope said, god continues to walk in the streets of the city because god is in the city, these new yorkers, who are often, i think, a little sensitive to perceptions that cities in general -- and let's face it, new york in particular is seen as kind of a godless place. >> yes. >> to hear the pope there and say, god is in the city, people couldn't help themselves. they brought out in applause

. >> i will be happy to see the pope from afar. we will not catch magic in a bottle twice. >> reporter: 36 years later, the family is hoping to catch a glimpse. >> he did not touch john paul, he touched everybody's heart. >> reporter: this is the last stop of a 4.5 square mile security zone rings the city. something we experienced first hand. >> this is where my producer craig and i were dropped by the taxi because you cannot drive in

the pursuit of fortune is the one that is easiest for us to see from afar and you see it after so many years of deprivation chinese people people are were finally having the opportunity and ability to try to improve their lot in life but what's interesting is what happens next. as you begin to accumulate these things you wanted for so long, you discover that in fact you need to know more about the world around you. that house that you just about for instance might not be safe unless you know exactly who's in the position, who is setting the rules in my neighborhood or for instance maybe you begin to wonder about things like as you check on your smartphone what is the air quality that i'm breathing and in fact on a smartphone today in the big cities in china you can go online and see what the air quality is and how it compares to the world health organization standards and what you find is that people have a thick conception of what it means, what constitutes a good life and they are pursuing information and truth as i call it and they begin to say who is setting up the rules in our soc

for as much as trump said about foreign afare fairs, how much does he really know.son. >> . >> it's interesting. donald trump talks about taking the oil from iraq. about bringing in oil companies, bringing in soldiers to surround the oil fields, take the oil and bomb the hell out of isis. every military official i've talked to has said, or former military official said this doesn't make any sense. yet, you look at the polls, they say donald trump. >> that's because he's entertaining. he's really a bully. that's what he is. he's a bully who says things that he thinks so you believed great. and people who don't exam what he's saying, let's turn those parts of syria to glass. would that be a good policy? no. but there would be a lot of people who would say oh, yeah that's a real good idea. >> it eegts essentially a reality tv approach. >> trump said he would find his general douglas mcarthur in the pack. he would surround himself with a strong team of advisors. some are reluctant to admit that they might be talking with trump's campaign. what do we make of him on forei

. >> translator: my wife was taken from tal afar to iraq ka.scaped over the fence and got to the mountain top. she found a shepherd who gave her shelter two days in his house and helped her to escape. >> but eight of his children and sister were still in isis captivity. then on january 9th, a little hope. >> translator: she called me and said that she had escaped from the village. >> dakh ix l headed to the syrian border and spent ten hours waiting. finally deliverance. >> translator: we've been through many tortures. >> translator: i was afraid they wouldn't let you cross. i thought they would keep you there. >> translator: those isis members who came to iraq took all of the yazidis, the christian girls to have sex with them. i did whatever they wanted except sex. if a girl refused sex, they would rape her. >> it's a tearful reunion as they return to the refugee camp. but dakhil and his wife cannot rest until they're reunited with all of their children. >> translator: i wish i were dead and they were here at least with their father. i prefer m

but the problem is, climate change is not a afar off proble. it is happening here, now. our ecosystems, water and food supplies are threatened, our energy our infrastructure, human health human safety now today. and climate change is a trend that affects all trends. economic trends. security trends. everything will be impacted. and it becomes more dramatic with each passing year. already it's changing the way alaskans live. and considering the arctic's unique role in influencing the global climate, it will accelerate changes to the way that we all live. since 1979, the summer sea ice in the arctic has decreased by more than 40%. a decrease that has dramatically accelerated over the past two decades. one new study estimates that alaska's glaciers alone lose about 5 gigatons, 75 billion tons of ice each -- about 75 gig a tons, 75 billion tons of ice each year. a block the size of a national mall the size of wash is a gigaton. from congress all the way to the lincoln memorial, four times as tall as the washington monument. imagine 75 of those ice blocks. that's what alaska'

the pursuit of fortune i think is perhaps the one that's easiest for us to see from afar and received of course in her story, the idea that after so many years of deprivation that chinese people were having the opportunity and the ability to try to improve their lot in li life. but what's interesting is what happened next. and what happens next is that you begin taking these things, the things you wanted for so long, you discover that, in fact, you need to know more about the world around you, that that house you just bought, for instance, may not be safe and less you know exactly who's in a position, who are your neighbors? who are setting the rules in my neighborhood? may be begin to wonder about things like as you check on your smartphone what is the air quality that i'm breathing? on a smartphone today in big cities in china you can go online and you can see what the air quality is, how it compares to the world health organization standards. and what you find is that people in a sense have a thicker conception of what it means and what constitutes the good life. they are pursuing

brings so many visitors, it triples the size of the city's population >>> film director of "drama from afar won the top store. awards were handed out today. charlie d'angelo reports from venice. [ speaking foreign language] >> reporter: a surprise win for a first-time venezuela director with a film depicting a blossoming relationship between a middle aged woman and young street kid. until now he's been unknown, but now he'll be cata palted into a bigger league and give him a huge voice. >> we have had problems. we are an amazing nation, and we'll start to talk to each other. more. and we'll go through i am sure about it. >> reporter: the critics say it's graceful, subtle and because it's in spanish, it will give it much-needed international focus. >> it's a little too enigmatic, it's control. i see why they went for this incredibly assured film. it's strong in what it wants to say. it's mysterious and a difficult film for people to embrace. that's a reason i'm glad it got this award. >> the prize for best director went to the argentino's film "el clan", based on a true story. it's about a f

in the soviet union and even today in the russian federation and there have been views on that from afar from the west from the u.s. but we've never really had a good view. the stalin archives, if they exit at all, have not been released. monumental biography of stalin contains bits and pieces. but in the course of my research, i've noticed that there are documents that stalin planned to sign and that these documents, if looked at carefully and they are basically now being released in great numbers, i'm referring to directors of high command directives pertaining to all military operations or most military operations and i'm talking about the fairley large volume of soviet general staff studies done during wartime and post war formerly classified that have been released have been released since the early 1990s and continue to be released today. these have directives that aren't in the director's volume. and the directives normally address what we intend to do in a given operation, be it strategic or be it lower level. and generally, they reflect on the political goal of the operations. i

surp of mars >>> a director walking away with honours, winning the golden line with his film "from afar." they were handed out today: [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: a surprise win for a first-time venezuela director with a film depicting a slow blossoming relationship between a middle age man and a streetkid. it will catafalque the director into a different league and live him a huge voice. >> we are having problems, but i'm positive. we are an amazing nation and we'll talk to each other more. we'll go through, i am sure about it. >> critics say it's chrisful, sut. because it's in spanish, the award will give it much-needed international exposure. >> it's enigmatic, controlled. i can see why they went or an assured film. it's strong in what it wants to say. it's mysterious and a difficult film for people to embrace. that's a reason i'm glad it got the award. >> the price for the best director went to argentina's pablo, with "el clan", one of many films based on a true story, a kidnapping family, and a 1980s, reign of terror. it's dark, broading, fantastic performances. but t

. >> burglars busted through a window and the man who lives there had to watch from afar. >> they get everything they could with everything they had. >> an rv engulfed in flames goes down the street as occupants try to get out. >>> you've heard the phrase a man's home in his castle, the hampton's castle that will let you live large and medieval complete with a drawbridge. >> you can keep all the people away. >>> the forecast is looking good for the entirety of your weekend with just a few things that we should discuss in details stick around i have your forecast coming up remember rain or shine you can have the forecast anytime at the cbs new york weather app, send us your weather pictures store. tt2watx# g4 p bt@q((, tt2watx# g4 p "a@q8$h tt2watx# g4 p bm@q3/d tt4watx# g4 r dztq f=0 tt4watx# g4 r entq 69p tt4watx# g4 r gzt& />( tt4watx# g4 r hnt& ?0d tt4watx# g4 r iztq uy< tt4watx# g4 r jntq g)\ . >>> well it was a traveling nightmare for a couple in pennsylvania who lost everything when their rv caught take a look at this video of it completely engulfed in flames, the rv owner says

these girls are afar began refugees, living in a remote community.lies close to the mountains of south waziristan. their families left afghanistan over 30 years ago when the soviet union invaded. the school principal also fled here, to a refugee camp in the middle of nowhere. the first thing she noticed was there was no school for girls. >> we struggle to convince people they should allow their girls to go to school. i started with one tent. there were no books, pens, pencils, nothing. people began sending their girls. >> at first it was only a few students. now there are 140 girls. there aren't enough rooms. some class are even taught in the hot stuffial coves. >> the children were backwards. they didn't know about respect, dignity, hygiene and their rights. they were treated like animals and weren't asked whether they wanted to marry a particular man or not. now the fathers give the girls the opportunity to decide. >> afghan refugees have been living here for so long that their temporary camp has now become a proper village. you won't see many wome

. >> i will be happy to see the pope from afar. we will not catch magic in a bottle twice. >> reporter: 36 years later, the family is hoping to catch a glimpse. >> he did not touch john paul, he touched everybody's heart. >> reporter: this is the last stop of a 4.5 square mile security zone rings the city. something we experienced first hand. >> this is where my producer craig and i were dropped by the taxi because you cannot drive in to the hotel. you have to walk and you have to go through security. good thing i brought my walking shoes. we are in downtown philadelphia. it looked like someone has dropped airport security in the middle of the road. tsa is checking people. the pope's trip to philly comes on the heels of a packed day in new york city addressing the united nations general assembly. pope francis met families of 9/11 victims and school children in east harlem. he rode through central park in an open procession. capping his night with a mass for more than 20,000 at madison square garden. >> don't forget to pray for me.

after two weeks of watching from afar, wendy gets a call from a woman who wants help and has agreed toto take a couple more minutes. when we learn the woman is only 19 years old, we decided to disguise her identity for her own safety. why did you come here? >> i came for a boy because i was in love. or i thought i was in love. >> but after the couple arrived in north dakota, the relationship took a violent turn when the stress of an oil rigging job became too much. >> he would be working more and more hours in the freezing cold. it was a lot of stress on haim and i guess he started getting high. it progressively got worse, going from pills to meth. he started beating on me. i woke up in the morning and i couldn't recognize my face and that's when i knew i had to go. i was homeless and i had no money. i was talking to someone that i thought would help me and she led me in the wrong direction. >> what did she say to you? >> she told me how to make quick, easy money. she told me, i'm not a pump, honey, i'm a guardian. she would take pictures for the website, show me how to answer the phon

. >> even those who had to watch from afar couldn't get enough of these historic visit.hat stood out to these local students as they follow the pope's every move. >> announcer: you're watching nbc 10's continuing coverage of the pope in philadelphia brought to you by these sponsors. >>> we are still aweighing the pope's arrival at the apostolic nunciature where the pope is staying while he's in washington. you can see crowds cheering. they are waiting with vatican city flag. we'll keep an eye on this live picture and bring you new video of the pope's arrival as soon as it happens. one thing is for certain, wherever the pope goes, so, too, go the crowd. we saw pope francis visited spots across nation's capital. >> thousands lined d.c. for pope francis. he waved to throngs of faithful as he headed to basilica of the national shrine of immaculate conception for first mass and canonization held in the united states. >> the pope also spent time at another church. he attended worship church with u.s. bishops at st. chris matthews cathedral. the pope spoke out against abortion

maybe a fee would make me think twice whether i shouldn't walk it or take a picture from afar. >> yesterdayeveral local legislators gathered at the iconic span to urge the governor to sign the bill. no word from the governor's office on his plans. >>> california now has the toughest carbon emissions standard in the country. the state air resource board has unanimously approved the new regulations on fuel emissions. the rules call for a 10% reduction in carbon emissions for all fuel sold in the state within the next five years. air officials are now targeting transportation fuels because they say california's cars produce about 40% of the state's pollution. >> so we need to improve vehicle technologies, we need to reduce vehicles miles traveled and the low carbon fuel standard goes directly at the fuel and makes them less polluting. >> oil producers warn this type of regulation will result in some of the highest gas prices in the country. air resource officials say the extra cost is expected to be minimal, as low as $4 per consumer per year. new regulation takes effect next january. >>> pope

. >> after two nights of watching activity from afar, wendy gets a call from a woman who needs her helpyou sit here, and i'm just going to sit here. and they're going to take a couple more minutes. >> we learn that the woman is only 19 years old. we decided to disguise her identity for her own safety. >> tell me when we're good. good, tom? >> yeah. >> why did you come to williston? >> i came for a boy, because i was in love. well, i thought i was in love. >> but after the couple arrived to north dakota, their relationship took a violent turn. when the stress of an oil rig job became too much. >> as time went on, he would be working more and more hours, and, you know, with the windchill and the freezing cold, it was like a lot of stress on him, and he -- i guess he started getting high. it progressively got worse. going from pills to, you know, meth. he started beating on me. i woke up in the morning and i couldn't recognize my face. that's when i knew i had to go. i was homeless and i had no money. i was talking to someone that i thought would help me. and she led me the wrong direction

in the soviet union and even today in the russian federation and there have been views on that from afar from the west from the u.s. but we've never really had a good view. the stalin archives, if they exit at all, have not been released. monumental biography of stalin contains bits and pieces. but in the course of my research, i've noticed that there are documents that stalin planned to sign and that these documents, if looked at carefully and they are basically now being released in great numbers, i'm referring to directors of high command directives pertaining to all military operations or most military operations and i'm talking about the fairley large volume of soviet general staff studies done during wartime and post war formerly classified that have been released have been released since the early 1990s and continue to be released today. these have directives that aren't in the director's volume. and the directives normally address what we intend to do in a given operation, be it strategic or be it lower level. and generally, they reflect on the political goal of the operations. i

. >> even though we won't see him from afar, it's still a lot of meaning to us catholics. the parish has 30 tickets which it will raffle in the next couple of days. lucky parishioners will be able to attend mass at madison square garden. in the bronx, fox 5 news. steve: chances are you've had your subway ride interrupted by people break dancing inside the car. dari: that happened to me today. with arrests doubling last year, they're clearing out space in an attempt to get them back above ground. steve: looking at the filters, snapchat just added to spice up pics and scare your friends half to death. dari: first here's tonight's new york minute. safety week. as part of the effort to keep kids safe, child safety seat checks like this one in suffolk county will be going on all month long around new york. >> three out of four car seats are installed improperly. however, we did find that there are more car seats that come in and out that are not installed properly. there's a lot of misuse and seats that are recalled. >> reporter: go to safe ny.ny.gov to find a list of upcoming

we dated from afar for two years.aid, great, stay put i'm heading up to somalia. >> he's working for the ap. >> he's working for the ap. i didn't know what it was to be married to a foreign correspondent. and he said, i'll be back i'm not sure when. i stewed for about a week. and by the end of the week, bought a ticket up to nairobi. there were no flights into mo mogadis mogadishu. i went to this airport outside nairobi. unicef was flying accredited journalists in. i wasn't accredited. at the other end of the airport, the drug dealers who were providing cot to the somalis, they said i could pay my way. i was negotiating to do that when someone from unicef saw me and felt sorry for me. i was 22 i think. >> i thought i had an adventureeroadventur adventurous early 20s. you involve into a journalist and get hired fairly early on at fnc, 1999. you come over here to do a bunch of reporter. then you get married, you have children. >> we got to jerusalem in '99 that's when fox hired me full time. and that's when the two -- o

. >> reporter: in north wildwood, they are feeling the papal blessings from afar, amidst lots and lotsof green. this is as close as mary schrader and her husband from delaware county will come to pope francis. for them, it was an easy decision to spend the weekend at the 42th annual irish fall festival rather than in philadelph philadelphia. >> too many crowds and we've been coming down here for 18, 19 years. >> we normally come down anyway, but we came to avoid the craziness in the city. >> a lot of others apparently did as well, driving more people to this celebration of irish heritage earlier than usual. >> today is just unbelievable. this is by far the biggest crowd we've ever seen on a friday of irish weekend. >> for a friday, this is very, very crowded. usually it doesn't start until tonight. >> reporter: the festival normally draws up to 200,000 people over the course of the entire weekend. but officials expect this year's event to far exceed that figure. >> i think a lot of people are taking the opportunity, if they're not going to see the pope, i think everyone else is heading

maybe it would make me think twice whether i should walk it or take a picture from afar. >> right now with sb 350 passing and climate change we think it's the wrong time for start charging people for doing the right thing which is to walk and bike. >> reporter: now, the golden gate bridge spokesperson did say it is deferring to elected officials that the rough projected revenue estimate from the sidewalk toll really amounted to just $2 million so wasn't a silver bullet by any means. the district is looking into other options that would bring in more money, hybrid electric bus, time saving measure in payroll and more parking charges at ferry lots. but the assembly members say they really have to get this through. i asked how he felt the governor would sit on this he said he doesn't want to get ahead of himself but has great indications the governor will sign this. live at the golden gate bridge, stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >> it's such a thing we're proud of here the golden gate bridge. >>> speaking of apple right now that company along with samsung expanding in north san jose

we have dated from afar from two years. he says great, stay put. i'm heading up to somalia..p. i didn't know married to a foreign correspondent. he said i will be back. i'm not sure when. i stewed for about a week and by the end of the week, bought a ticket up to nairobi. there were no flights into mogadishu because the civil war was going on and no planes going. in went to this little airport outside of nairobi and the unicef was flying accredited journalists. in i wasn't accredited. at the other end of the airport the drug dealers who were providing cross to all these somalis they said i could pay my way in cot. i was negotiating to do that when someone from unicef saw me and felt sorry for me. i was 22. >> i thought i had an adventurist early 20's. >> greg didn't know i was coming. >> so then you evolve into a journalist. and you get hired fairly early on at fnc 19999, right? >> right. >> you come over here to do a bunch of reporting. >> it sounds like a -- that they are firing. >> then, you get married and you have children. >> we got to jerusalem in '99. that's when fox

. >> reporter: in north wildwood, they are feeling the papal blessings from afar.lots and lots of green. >> we came down here early and we will go home later. >> reporter: this is as close as mary and her husband from aston, delaware county, will come to pope francis. for them it was an easy decision to spend the weekend at the 24th annual irish fall festival rather than in philadelphia. >> too many crowds. we have been coming down here probably for 18, 19 years. it's a tradition. >> we normally come down anyway but we came for a couple days to avoid the craziness in the city. >> reporter: a lot of others apparently did as well, driving more people to this celebration of irish heritage earlier than usual. >> today is just unbelievable. this is by far the biggest crowd we have ever seen here on friday of irish weekend. >> this is very, very crowded. usually it doesn't start until tonight. >> reporter: the festival normally draws up to 200,000 people over the course of the entire weekend. but officials expect this year's event to far exceed that figure. >> i think a

. >> you sound like you like him as much as people who only see him from afar and like him. >> i like>> you like him a lot. >> he is what he is. and you read his biographies and you find whole history that he's gone through in argentina and the suffering he had, how he dealt with very, very complicated matters. now he takes over the vatican and the catholic church. it's a little bit complicated. >> you're going to be at the white house for the pope's meetings there. what's going to happen in those meetings? >> first of all he will have a one-on-one meeting with president obama. and obviously the president's going to say to him, well, holy father, how was cuba? that's probably where they're going to start. they may get into other issues about persecution of christians in the world, collaboration on climate issues, probably just peace, overcoming situations of poverty and inequity in the world. >> what are you anticipating he's going to say when he addresses congress? you've already heard some criticism of the pope from some politicians. they think he's too liberal on some issues. >> we

i have studied all this from afar for a long time.e inaction in action hard. >> reporter: so, ari, you hear from jon stewart. as far as what will congress do? it remains to be seen. this bill does need to be reauthorized if they get the funds they need but congress is facing a packed schedule. they have to fund the government by the end of this month. they also have to fund the highway trust fund. there's talk about -- amongst conservatives of defunding planned parenthood and raise the debt limit and unclear when it makes it on the congressional calendar. what's good news about the first responders is that this bill unlike the one in 2010 does have more bipartisan support. conservative members of congress such as tom cotton of arkansas in support of this and one thing that they said against it, as well, funds from existing programs and perhaps too new york sen trick. this is stewart's way of saying these are the first veterans in the war on terror. not only do they deserve the funds, they were told that what they were breathing at gro

. >> you see the sign from afar, see willie from afar. >> same sensation. >> or chick-fil-a. i'll decide. >> i like cinbun. >> this is our call-out to cinnabun to send us some food. >> the republican debate was happening on cnn. meanwhile, hillary clinton was on "the tonight show," trying to loosen up the new humor heart strategy implemented two weeks ago. jimmy was playing his donald trump, giving hillary clinton advice. take a look. >> tell me, what would you do to help women in this country? >> donald, i spent my entire career fighting for women's rights. i'll push for equal pay in the pork workplace, for protecting women's health and reproductive rights, making child care an affordable reality. that's what i believe in. that's what i'm fighting for. you know, i'm really curious, donald, what is your stance on women's issues? >> look, i know a lot of women, and they all have issues. are you writing all this down? let me grab my pen. [ applause ] okay, donald. i got it. >> the best part of that, the gold phone. >> spray painted gold phone. >> even the cord doesn't work. oh,

it is kind of thrilling to see this man who one has seen really only from afar, to see him up close isnary. look at this now. >> the theatrics of how this vehicle is designed, when he came by -- let's just watch this for a second. [ cheers ] when he came by the booth where we are sitting right now last night, it was dark and the illumination inside, there was a white light on top and there's a white light underneath. it's part of what we have seen at every step when we started in washington at the cathedral and at ground zero and again last night, the production value and the way he is the center of attention and the way he stands out with the white vehicle surrounded by the black motor white house aide cade. a quick story i wanted to throw in here. look how clean that outfit is. okay? last night at the end of the festival of families that took place behind us -- you had mark wahlberg emceeing, aretha franklin who sang, and drea bocelli -- last thing he did was signed his name to a mural from the city offensively philadelphia mural arts program. and they had intended for him to paint i

had been given demos in the past by an italian spyware company to access a computer or phone from afar. privacy advocates are concerned by agencies seeking more surveillance. >> the f.b.i. and n.s.a. pushed for more back doors into secure communications technologies. this is what these companies are responding to when they are trying to pay an exorbitant amount of money to then break into these more secure technologies. really, we're seeing a lock of transparency and a push towards surveillance lead to more security which is then leading toward people trying to undermine that security. >> we reached out, asking who the techniques could be sold to but didn't hear back. their website says their customers include major corporations and government agencies. >> security experts point out the company doesn't put out boundies for finding vulnerabilities. >> makes you wanting to off the grid sometimes, doesn't it? >> thank you. >> nasa programses a big announcement later today about mars. the space agency tweeted mars is a mysterious world, tune in as we announce a major science finding. earli

>> i was watching from afar, and there's a yacht from our spot, and there's a huge yacht, and i looked it up because you can look up yachts, and it's a multimillion dollars boat. >> did you find out who owns it? >> i didn't look that close. i think i stopped when i saw 25 million dollars. that's the cost of the boat, the upkeep. >> welcome back to this edition of "the stalkers." now on to the boat! [ laughter ] >>> the reason i got so interested, there was a security guard stationed outside of the dog. the others are not nearly as fancy. >> 25 million reasons why he's the security guard. >> reporter: thigh had a party, and i figured my dough wouldn't get me past the others. beautiful boating weather. whatever you choose to do outside, we have this last official weekend of summer. the calendar making a change midweek. heads up, looking into the lower manhattan, it's hard to see one world trade because there's a lingering fog out there. thank you so much to bob arnes who sent me a tweet this morning. reduced visibility less than a mile. humidity, 78%, and here's the numbers across the ar

. >> i had given up hope that a trader spoke of the joseph of nazareth who had returned from afar.t at once it was your joseph. >> he brought us six years before he died and then blessed be god. left you a life that's good. >> is john the priest in the temple. >> my son the baptist is not beloved in the temple nor they of him. john in the wilderness. >> like isaiah. >> talk prophets with jesus and. >> you are blessed with such a child. >> jesus, too. he has learned in scripture. >> argues with the scribes and pharisees in the synagogue. >> then you and john will find kinship. >> i must first find him. >> you should. >> this attack on me, it was beyond insult. beyond threat. hold us to thy notice. let them know what i have suffered. put your nose to the stench that is your people. who filth at me. but for the bravely legionnaires who surrounded my litter. protecting me. i should have died under the hail of stones. >> that, my wife is -- strengths. >> governor. >> i should level this holy city and take the ruins with blood. >> governor, though some oppose your rule. >> who are they,

europe and elsewhere somehow control the production that goes on in china, india, and brazil from afar with the help of the u.s. military does not work if you are the place that produces things. there is going to be political power that also accrues. that weighs against the dominance of the u.s.. they become desperate and they ry to overthrow everybody. immortal technique: this is an interesting question. it says mr. ford represents -- and charles lenchner represents ernie sanders. a lot of people will say the democratic party is the corporate left as they have been called whereas the green party and other grassroots are more grassroots. what is the strategy for dealing with the party in this instance? lenchner: i don't believe the democratic party is a thing. it is a group of interest groups that cooperate during election time. some of those groups they represent, corporations, are fighting for things like tpp. they fight for imperialism. they do things that we would disagree with. other parts of the party are fighting to have more rights for unions and increase wages for low income w

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the new technology will actually keep people away from church by allowing them to worship from af afar we're designing the app so people will want to come back to our church. >> reporter: so i can't go to confession on this app? >> i wish i could say yes, but i'll be able to tell you through the app where you can go to confession. >> reporter: no confessions but you can, if you want, make an appointment on the app to visit a priest. in washington, d.c., douglas kennedy, fox news. >> and tonight at 10:00 eastern, our pope coverage tibcontinues. bill hemer will look at church attendance trend dwendling and s trend cannon reversed. "losing faith in america." you will not want to miss it. >> and as we move on here, more ahead on "america's news headquarters." welcoming back a u.s. marine to american soil more than 70 years after his death. you do not want to miss this emotional homecoming. >>> and also, general martin dempsey served our country for, get this, 41 years. now, he is passing the reins. we will take you to his heartfelt good by that involves him and his nine grandchildren and h

. >> i'll certainly be happy to see the pope from afar.orter: 36 years later, the family is hoping to catch a glimpse of pope francis. >> the pope didn't just touch john paul. he touched everybody's heart. >> reporter: philadelphia is the pope's final stop, the biggest lockdown yet. a 4.5 square-mile security zone rings the city. something we experienced firsthand. so this is where my producer and i were unceremoniously dropped by our taxi because you can't actually drive in to our hotel. you have to walk, and you have to go through security. good thing i brought my walking shoes. we're in downtown philadelphia, and it looks like someone has dropped airport security right in the middle of the road. the tsa is even checking people. what airport are you normally at? >> minneapolis/st. paul. >> reporter: minneapolis? the trip to philly comes on the heels of a packed day in new york city. addressing the united nations general assembly. >> what an honor. >> reporter: pope francis met families of 9/11 victims. schoolchildren in eat harlem. he ro

when you hear them, by hearing surrendering, that's one person's interpretation, right, anthony, from afark you're putting your hands up, all right, i'm not going to resist anymore, what have you but it could also be it your point to a charge. >> he could have said i'm going to kill you, and at that point we decided we don't want him lunging at us, he's too close. we don't want that momentum carried through to us and we feel an immediate threat and therefore we're going to fire upon him. >> danny cevallos, let me bring your voice in. you wrote an opinion piece here at cnn about how this evidence, this video evidence, could play out in a courtroom, what's admissible and what's not in. >> well, video evidence is terrific because for the most part it's going to be admissible and probably -- we always hoped it would be better than witness testimony because we know now the science is n.eyewitness testimony and our frail brains are horrible witnesses, and our memories are very feeble, but when video came about we thought oh, now we'll find out what really happened, but it turns out even video mi

. >> i've studied all this from afar for a long time but to come down here and see the inaction in action/11. never forget. well, guess who they forgot. i mean, the disconnect is jarring and shocking and you can sit in their office and say to you, oh yeah, we absolutely support our first responders. but you're not. >> reporter: and, thomas, as what will happen with this bill, there's bipartisan support. however, it is coming up against the calendar. remember, congress has to fund the government. they have to fund the highway trust fund bill and raise the debt limit as well as republicans want to respond to the planned parenthood issue with the videotapes an not clear when exactly it will be put on the congressional calendar. all the funds do not run out in the middle of next year and that there is bipartisan support this time around. however, it remains to be seen when exactly they will move on this. it's unclear at moment. >> luke russert there on capitol hill for us, thanks so much. >> reporter: thank you. >>> want to get you up to speed of breaking news out of europe where clashes on t

know, there are people from all over, lawmakers and famous celebrities and i caught a glimpse from afarand it was like, get out of the way, everybody else, i've got to see tony romo! fall has such a beautiful, crisp smell that it actually -- something about it is so beautiful and just gets you. i do think of being out at the football games and having a nice blanket and in texas hot coco and what we call frito pie. it's a bag of frito chips, cut the top off, pour chili inside, shredded cheese, onions, get a spoon and you eat it out of the frito bag. so that is like so fall to me and just, ahhhh. listen, you can take the girl out of texas but you cannot take the cowboys out of my heart, never! >> this is genius. >> isn't it great? >> simple. >> i think of it as recycling in a sense. you don't have to get an extra bowl. you get your fritos, whatever toppings you have because we're in new york city they gave me fancy cheese. i just like kraft, shredded kraft cheddar. raw onions added in. >> they sell at the game? >> a lot of the high school football games you go to and get frito pie. if you