alex: cool, when? starting next tuesday, after the program. alex: great!alex: i will. i can't wait till tuesday! yeah, me neither. i kind of like it here at grandma's house. how about if we get a new house, just for us? we can't stay here forever, you know? mom says she's going to get a house with a pool. is it hard living in two places-- every other weekend with your mom, the rest of the time with me? sometimes it's hard. sometimes i like it. i know what you mean. dad? do you like ms. casey? everybody likes ms. casey. why do you ask? are you and ms. casey going to date? alex, where did you get an idea like that? i don't know. jimmy peters at school-- his dad is divorced and he goes out on dates. i don't have time for dates. anyway, ms. casey is going out with uncle alberto. you know that. do you have any homework? uh-uh. that's what you always say. i'll put the rest of the dishes away. you start your homework. no guitar until your homework is finished. you hear me? dad, do you think i could be a rock star? i thought you wanted to be a baseball player. i t

alex? >> i can about imagine. can i ask quickly, do you have a sense of how worried the campaign is about bernie sanders? >> reporter: i think they're taking him very seriously, alex. they have said from the beginning that this is going to be a competitive campaign. but when they look at these numbers, they recognize that secretary clinton does have a real problem. she's got to retool the way she's been dealing with this e-mail issue. i think you're starting to see that. she's starting to hold more availabilities with reporters, for example. more aggressively answer some of these questions. but there's no doubt, they also acknowledge that he's tapping into this progressive part of the democratic party. and that is why she's focusing on some of those issues, as well, alex. >> from iowa. thank you so much, kristen welker. >>> let's go to the head-to-head match-ups and get more of that. in iowa, donald trump beats hillary clinton by five points. jeb bush beats her by 11 points. trump, however, loses to vice president

was that the case for alex?rned back to our facial tracking experiment to find out. >> i definitely find some awesome pieces at forever. and so inexpensive. i don't even look at price tags. i need a denim shirt. >> reporter: she seems to be enjoying herself. but her brain is saying something else. tightening of the lips and scanning items, indicate she is disappointed and feeling stressed according to facial tracking experts. >> thank you. >> reporter: alex scored three items under $90 at forever 21. awe thought makes me feel happy. i feel like i got a really good deal for three things. >> reporter: the facial tracking results show a higher stress level indicating she may have felt compelled to buy the clothe because they were so cheap. but it goes beyond just keeping prices low. retailers use dozens of tricks that lure customers to buy more. michelle madduck analyzes retail and marketing trend and knows these tactics all too well. >> these stores are set up to set off your brain in the pleasure center. they're

look at alex holding on.ght people. you get rides here on the beach. right here, schellinger and the boardwalk, doing wheelies, oh! i hope she didn't have a big breakfast this morning! would you guys like to try that? >> ya. >> ya? let's have had a hands for her. >> yeah! >> oh, my gosh, alex, you can let go now. >> okay. >> bob kelly, maybe she needs to be rescued? have i died and gone to heff never. >> oh, here is the bay watch gang. it is the wildwood beach patrol. wow, welcome. can you help her down? >> yes, absolutely. >> okay. >> can you help alex now she needs rescuing. high shall everybody. >> they were better than me. >> how do we open this up? >> how many people do you have? >> you guys have to help me get down. >> high point of the summer, we have anywhere between 70 on our staff. >> are they mostly wildwood kids and adults? >> no, they're from all over. a lot from the philadelphia area, some jersey kids, but not many from actually in wiped wood. >> let's walk over here. >> sure. >> how much traini

in the west, and i'm alex witt. after a day and a half of deafening silence, donald trump is responding in a series of tweets in the failure to stop a supporter who criticized muslims and said that president obama is not an american. in the first tweet trump wrote, am i morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so. then he writes, this is the first time that i have caused controversy by not saying something. we are expected to hear more when he speaks at the iowa faith and freedom forum and at a high school homecoming rally. and as for the e democrats, they are gathered for a rally. hillary clinton spoke a moment ago. >> the wages are not rising for most people, and everything from college to prescription drugs keeps going up, and inequality is still too big of a problem. and you know, in america, if you work hard and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. that is the basic bargain of this country. >>> while c

here is alex denis. >> reporter: yes. so it is simple and you take at your card and swipe for your morning coffee or ride to work. but should you be leaving a tip. when swiping plastic for morning coffee, consumers are faced with another screen asking how much they would like to tip. some find that more intimidating then the older tip jar and others are asking really. we decided to look into the tipping etiquette posed by new technology. starting with the coffee shop. >> if someone gives you really good service. and gone out of their way to accommodate your allergy than it is a lovely thing to tip. >> another modern day tipping is by \ber that gives the entire transaction in its app. there is no need to tip your driver. and the app doesn't give users to tip a driver. in that case a low tech approach. >> one tip i would add, it doesn't hurt to carry a little bit of cash on you. you might find yourself in situations where you want to add a gratuity. >> and if you have not recalibratedded your tipping frame of mind. 18% is t

here comes alex. where is mike.come, the whole good day gang is here, this morning live from wildwood. you heard of the baby parade, it is the good day par raid. >> bicycles on the board walk. >> hey, mike, make a u turn laverne mike. >> what does he have in that drink. >> it is just lemonade. >> just lemonade. >> mike's lemonade. >> hard lemonade. >> someone just handed it to me. >> you are getting a work out, the the last few days. >> why do they give me a tricycle, i i have not been on one of these since i was five. >> a bell a a basket you are all set. >> what are we doing. >> by the way, do you see this thing over here, it is called splash zone. so last year, boy, half of the people were down here, i recognize a lot of people from last year. we talk new to doing this. >> look at that water all over you. >> yes. >> and it was your first day and wanted to be a good sport. can we talk her into doing it, one more time. >> i don't think so. >> what do you think. >> alex. >> don't you care about our viewers. don't yo

this time, alex skips the acrobatics and pulls his chute right away. >> yes! oh, my god! yes!. yes! >> alex continues to seek new challenges and has since completed more than 600 base jumps. >> that was the craziest [ bleep ] i've ever seen. >> to me, base jumping is the celebration of life. when i jump, i just feel like i'm alive. >> most of the people in these stories went right back to their favorite activity. if what gets you going is challenging yourself and if you happen to capture your feat on camera, we can all experience the secondhand rush. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> caught on camera, teens pushing drugs on a toddler. >> to think that people would still do that to a young child is amazing. >> a car crashing into a diner. >> i just knew somebody had got killed. >> a man trashing a supermarket in his birthday suit. >> this is the first time i ever had to handcuff and shackle a nude man, and hopefully it's the last time it has to happen, too. >> an innocent passenger violently attacked with a hammer. >> his intention was

mike and alex are on their way. if you are down the shore here chris and lauren pack kid in the stroller, bring me a coffee come by and say hi, all morning long in wildwood, new jersey. >> that is place to be then. >> battleship new jersey is giving away something today, how your kid can possibly get something for free, before school. >>> see last night's game? was it last one for tim tebow in the eagles uniform. what is chip going to do? keep tebow or matt barclay. we will tell you more. >>> i'm sean bell. it is a wrap for preseason, eagles took on the jets and only one cares business tim tebow verse matt barclay. can one preseason game overturn an entire camp for tebow? barclay had a bad day in the first a horribly under thrown ball down the side line, pick off, barclay, went for four for nine and 45-yard. tebow had a good day, in the pocket, delivers to rasheed bailey. the touchdown. tebow had 189-yard and two touchdowns but eagles fall 24-18. afterward chip kelly on the battle for the number three quarterback. >

alex. >> it is busy chris. traveling this morning in new jersey, an accident is causing problems with valley road. this affect your ride. and problems at the tappan zee bridge as well. debris westchester bound. and also at the tolls. so delays here are back past the palisades parkway. you still have to pay the meters. be safe. there. this morning. you have humidity today and tomorrow and all of the ingredients for rain. a stray shower later today is possible. abetter bet for wet weather on tuesday. abreak after thursday morning. more rain potentially late friday into saturday. >> kind of a downer of a week, johnny. captions provided by: caption

>> alex, good morning.stics, but i can tell you there -- there are thousands of security officials from multiple agencies that have been working on this long before the pope arrived. they had a large tabletop exercise in preparation for this that was hosted by nypd with i believe close to 50 agencies all having some type of role in security. you can imagine the amount of resources. you certainly can. i was talking with colleagues here. certainly in new york city and washington, d.c., we are used to having officials. the u.n. is regularly held here with global leaders, the president and the like. washington, d.c., goes without saying. philadelphia, not so much, and not at all to undermine philadelphia's ability to keep the pope safe, but what kind of challenges did that present for the city of brotherly love? >> it is, like you said, this happens all the time in new york. we have the u.n. every year, multiple visits, washington, d.c., the same thing. i think philadelphia is up for the challenge. they've been

guy: alex, always good to see you. alex cruz, the ceo of welling. guy johnson, thank you very much.re good to pick up on central-bank policy. here in the u.k. we get cpi data. the year-over-year figure, zero. richard, i try to add up the points and reconcile it with carney, forks. it does not stack up. what is going on with the bank of england. the bank ofhink england is pushing back on dovish expectations. they will like to have some two-way risk in that market. investors are looking at not only the external environment which is challenging. soft -- a soft patch. we are going to have the latest in a long line of sub target inflation rate readings. we've had week manufacturing. if we look at the brc is saying about sales and target -- in august, they are slowing as well. it is a challenging environment domestically and internationally. jonathan: you nailed the bank of england when you excited them to say china is not offering -- that'sorward, on friday, not the whole -- that's not the view of the mpc. there are people at the bank .hat are worried about china that tug-of-war between

john. >> hey, thanks, alex. it's pouring in brooklyn right now, and you can see this little cell is going to push into queens as well, and there's more behind it. so you're not going to get a repronounced break for a while. the brighter colors indicating the heavy rain as well into parts of staten island, into middlesex county, a little bit of heavy rain around fort lee, skipping over the river right now and more will fill in for the hamptons. a break midday tore many and then -- for many and then more showers with embedded heavy rain this afternoon. so make sure you're ready for that for pickup at school or running around behind the wheel this afternoon before we see better wh by your friday afternoon -- before we see better weather for your friday afternoon. carla being ready to watch cbs. stay dry. >> thanks, john. >>> we'll have another check of news, weather and traffic updates coming up in 25 minutes. >> thanks for watching, i'm mary calvi [002:29:57;00]

alex: le queda sÓlo escoger su vestimenta para ese encuentro papal. activista se presentaron en una manifestaciÓn en la cual el precandidato presidencial republicano donald trump se presentÓ. francisco: una manifestaciÓn interrumpiÓ gritos la presentaciÓn del candidato presidencial republicano. incluso, en una foto se ve a un partidario de trump tirÁndole el pelo a una de las activistas. >> ha dicho muchas cosas ofensivas a nuestra sociedad. estamos aquÍ para decir basta, su racismo no puede continuar. >> somos liderado por gente muy muy estÚpida. no podemos dejar que esto continÚe. fernando: hablÓ el tambiÉn candidato republicano el candidato de texas que se ha aliado con trump el tema migratorio. pero fue la protesta contra trump lo que calentar el ambiente hasta que fueron retirados de ahÍ. (hablan inglÉs) >> con quiÉnes estÁn ustedes? con univisiÓn? ustedes son lo peor, nos gritÓ el representante. fernando: desde el capitolio en washington, fernando pizarro para univisiÓn. ilia: gracias, fernando. usted no se retire que ya regresamos con mÁs. ilia

>> it starts to, i think, alex.here's some real legitimacy in terms of those comments. where have they been? those voices need to begin to rise up and really speak out. there's got to be -- look, when a lion goes after its prey, when it's one on one, the lion has the advantage. but when the herd gathers around the prey, to protect the prey, whoever that prey, or whatever that prey happens to be, it's a different scenario for the lion. you need to now look at this scenario from the standpoint of everyone recognizing, to howard's point, we're not gaining among selected groups of voters, we're losing women. we're losing hispanics. we're losing african-americans' support. how do we turn that around? we have to rally as a national party. we have to rally as candidates to say what we are, what we believe, and not have it defined the way it's been defined up to now. >> okay. i'm going to ask you guys' predictions for wednesday night's big debate. who do you think is going to win? who do you think stands the most to duane t

i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. right now all eyes are on pope francis, who has just concluded mass at madison scare garden in midtown manhattan, where he presided over a massive gathering of the faithful with 20,000 people in attendance. he is making his way through crowds of well wishers to the vatican's diplomatic residence on new york's upper east side. it has been a full day for the 78-year-old pontiff, a day that started off with an address to the united nations general assembly. he also visited ground zero and met with schoolchildren in east harlem. this is the pope's second and final night in new york city, the second leg of his historic three-city tour of the united states. tomorrow he heads to philadelphia where he is expected to have another jam-packed day, which will include a speech at independence hall. joining us now from outside madison square garden is anne thompson. anne, tell us about what you're seeing on the streets over there. >> reporter: well, alex, there are -- when the pope's little fiat pu

i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm chris wragge with alex -- and i'm mary calvi with alex denis and john elliott. >> it was a night where you saw viola there, winning for "how to get away with murder," and game of thrones on hbo, big winner last night, huge! and then how about, there she is four in a row, and then johnny, your man. >> 16 nominations, and he finally got the win. >> again, mrs. davis, brilliant in the role. >> first african american woman to win for best lead actress. >> funny stuff, too. >> 6:32, traffic and weather on the 2s for you, john. >> i don't know if it will win any wards, but -- awards, but we are going to submit it to the guy in the tuxedo. just 60 in the city, and that's one of the warmer spots. relative humidity, 51%, and clouds are streaking by, painting the skies with pretty shades of pink this morning. we are going feel a little cooler than that. a change from last week, and cooler over the weekend. 73 in the afternoon. we have a beach caveat to share. we will do that and have much more coming up. >> reporter: getting to the beach may be a little difficult in area

quarter to 6, what's going on, alex? >> john, making your way in manhattan we have a disabled vehicle blocking the southbound side of the fdr drive at 76th street. anticipate that for the morning ride, and if you choose to take the west side, that's all clear for you. in brooklyn the right lane is blockinged on -- is blocked here on the southbound side of the lane. the metro north, new jersey transit, and l.i.r.r. are all on or close to schedule for you. and with school going back today, remember to be safe and don't text and drive. >>> 14 people are hurt after a jet catch on fire at a tarmac -- catches on fire at the a tarmac in las vegas. >> witnesses said the passengers were terrified. >> there was a lot of screaming on the plane and it was a lot of black smoke engulfing the plane. >> reporter: all 152 passengers and 13 screw members were able to get off the plane. those hurt are expected to be okay. >>> now to campaign 2016, an apology from hillary clinton. the former secretary of state took to social media to say so

good morning, alex and john. a lot going on. >> thankfully there's not a lot of rain or wind to deal with. just a few more clouds overhead, and slightly cooler conditions. sunday into monday, we could do we need it? oh, do we ever! today, high pressure is in control, and more in the way of cloud cover, but that's serving to keep it warmer to the north and west. winds out of the east at 5 miles an hour. relative humidity, 70%. remember earlier in the week, sullivan, ulster, and dutchess, reading in the upper 30s lower 40s, and now you're appreciably warmer out the door. 61 in stanford. chatham down to middlesex and somerset. 70 at lunchtime, and we have to punctuate the skies with a few more clouds today. it will be cooler and breezy at times. it's 76, and there's a change in the air. 76 is above normal, and 72 will likely be above normal day-to- day through next week or at least the middle part of next week. 90 the record for this part of the day. should be nice for in and around the city or if you have events pl

this is not a perfect deal, alex. it would be a much stronger deal if we had written it ourself bus we had all these partners, russia, china, germany, france, uk. when you have a committee drawing something up, it's imperfect and even just the nature of diplomacy. diplomatic agreements are not perfect for any one side or the other and the problem is if we walk away now russia and china are not coming back to the table. they're going to relieve sanctions and it's a lot of misinformation out there. it's not american money, it's iranian money and it's not held in america it's held in places like hong kong. that money is going back to them no matter what we do so my view is the better course is support this deal, watch it, make sure it works, but never take the military option completely off the table. >> all right, congressman matt cartwrig cartwright, thanks so much for spending part of this holiday weekend with us. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, the number one car of choice for millennials plus how much it will cost yo

alex: >> y percepciÓn se estar siendo alex: >> con mucha alegrÍa mÁs de 250 asistentes etre miembrosa de las visitas del aparato con los objetivos de la ciudad con mucha alegrÍa y homenaje al mismo tiempoos informo alex lora del presentadora: como nos muestra jorge viera su santidad oficia una misa en la zona cero de nueva york. >> en un discurso ante la mayor concentraciÓn de niveles y jefes de estado de la historia el papa francisco hizo hoy aquel mundo tome una nueva direcciÓn. esta intervención de 50 minutos ante la asamblea general de las naciones unidas abordÓ temas que dividen y preocupan el mundo en la actualidad. el narcotrÁfico, el cambio climÁtico y las armas nucleares y dio un fuerte respaldo al organismo internacional. francisco recibiÓ una ovación de pie de los lÍderes mundiales respecto al medio ambiente del pontÍfice declarÓ que el daÑo es un daÑo a la humanidad. a: la crisis ecolÓgica. con la destrucciÓn de buena parte de la biodiversidad puede poner en peligro la existencia misma de la especie humana. reportero: el sumo pontÍfice tambiÉn presenta un desafÍo a todos

you're a good sport, man. >> nice to meet you, alex.ow what will you do for the next joke with your friends? >> i guess i have to meet another girl at a bar. >> oh, no. if you see him out at a philly bar. >> run for your life. >> thanks, alex. here's sue. >> every pot has a lid. as we always say. that pot, that wasn't the right lid. but it always happens, and come together, i'm sure. all right, you'll need your shades today. we've got temperatures that are all in the six's now, 64, mount pocono, and reading, and pottstown. 69 degrees almost 07 in philadelphia. up to 73 wildwood. zero seven atlantic city. 68 degrees, in wilmington. another glorious day today. and even though they haven't been doing so well against the washington nationals, what else is new? >> weather wise, nice night 77 degrees and the game begins. then sunset i should say happens right after the game begins. so temperatures will drop pretty quickly after that. 86 degrees, is our high today. 87 degrees tomorrow. and then 86 friday. now, friday when we see the humidity s

alex smith peeled back and it still wasn't going to work. the defense all over it, following the ball. nobody overcommitting. and stopping a unique or a trick play by andy reid. jim: a loss of three and a time-out called by k.c. referee: the first charged time-out, kansas city. 30-second time-out. jim: 6:40 to go and a third and 10 coming up. again, next thursday, the redskins and the giants will be coming your way on "thursday night football." all here on cbs and nfl network. that's next thursday. washington and the new york giants. what do you think is going to happen here? third down play coming up for the chiefs, snapping it inside the red zone. phil: everything we talked about before the game, all the deception that kansas city was going to have hasn't worked out here tonight. even when they fool the defense, the speed of the broncos, they can recover and make the play. here on third down i look for them to call a very safe play. if i was the broncos, stay back, make them throw it underneath. don't overplay and give smith a chance to th

alex? that? >> right. this has been very controversial for the non-hillary clinton candidates in the race. martin o'malley and bernie sanders have been very loudly protesting the rules that the dnc set out saying they favored hillary clinton, essentially that the dnc was tipping the scales for clinton. and the issue they took was there were only six debates scheduled. they wanted more. underdogs usually want more debates. the other issue was that there was an exclusivity clause. there's been rumbles. but last night there was a big break in favor of o'malley and sanders when two vice chairman of the dnc publicly came out and said they disagree with the dnc rule and they want the dnc to add more debates. we also had howard dean, the former chairman of the party, coming out and saying it. so there's kind of a mounting pressure here. and the dnc so far has refused to do anything, refused to change the rules. but there might come a point where they have to take a reassessment. >> ken, you talked

alex denis is in for mary calvi. meg baker is in for alex denis, and here's john elliott. >>> they were at the ron ed regan library, and here's some of the other candidates were asked the same question. >> everready. [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. jeb says that's a good one. >> he should just go with jeb! >> i like that one. >> they started with christie. i felt bad for him. >> if you don't have a couple of seth seconds to load an answer up, you can come off flat. >> if you had a couple of seconds, what would yours be? >> mine would be easy. >> oh? >> red. >> that's too obvious. >> i can't think right now. >> we have to pick each other. >> stretch. >> that could get interesting. and time for traffic and weather, red, what have you got? [ laughter ] we are going to see more of the same. that means upper 80s, sun, and a little bit of fog to start, just like we saw yesterday. it's a repeat in so many ways, and in the city right now, 70 degrees, and partly cloudy? yeah, winds are calm. around the area, the driving fo

alex, how busy are the roads? >> thank you for waking up with us. >>> the george washington into the inbound upper level, construction blocking to lanes, and it's heavy across the span. the outbound lower level closed also due to construction, but no major delays at the toll plaza. just know once you make your way through, that's where we see the hesitation. two lanes blocked here at 440, and this is due to suction. in manhattan, the fdr drive to 96th street to 71st street, we are seeing rosationations, not as bad as we have seen in the past. alternate-side parking rules in effect citywide. tome be safe and don't text and drive. >>> a developing story we are following on long island. a man went for a jog on monday and has not been seen from since. michael's disappearance is completely out of character. a neighbor saw him leave the massapequao home he shares with his grandmother, and all his belongs were left behind. >> he doesn't have his wallet, cell phone, wristwatch. this is very, very odd. cannot understand th

richard. >> reporter: good morning, alex.e at the hungarian/austrian border you can see traffic is the backed up for miles as this morning hungarian authorities relented, finally coming under enormous pressure, agreeing to bring some of the refugees and migrants who have been in this country for days, some of them for weeks, to allow them to cross. they made it. they won. buses took thousands of migrants from hungary into austria, a simple border crossing but this was a hard fought victory which they had to earn one step at a time. from there many were quickly loaded onto trains for vienna. friday, the migrants and refugees mostly from syria finally got fed up in hungary and decided to head for the austrian border, on foot, 100 miles away. the hungarian government had been giving them a hard time, corralling them into camps, sometimes beating them and forcing them off trains. this man lost his leg. like many he was angry and confused as to why the government was hassling instead of helping them. we bought train tickets but th

>> reporter: that's right, alex. and we're back here after what was a pretty momentous night on the parkway. i think you can take a look. we have a photo of some of the people who were watching the pope as he spoke here. you also heard from some celebrities, arena franklin sinning "amazing grace," mark wahlberg, among others. many of the people involved were really touched by the events. take a listen to one man who had a chance to hold the microphone for the pope. >> i got to bear the microphone for the pope. >> reporter: what was that like for you? >> for me hearing his words showed me what kind of a man he was. he's very sincere and very humble. the pope greeted us to begin very cordially. we got to shake his hand. >> reporter: you shook the pope's hand? >> it was a really neat experience. i'm in a daze. it's something i will never forget for the rest of my life but at the same time i have a lot of joy and it inspires me. >> reporter: so obviously a very moving moment for him. now, of course, the focus shifts to w

>> my name is alex.are you trying to say. >> my name is chris. >> but james is not a girls name, is it? typically? >> it has to be assigned to augender? no. >> fredericka. >> thank you. >> fredericka is a girls name. james? whatever. >> do you see how this has gotten like -- >> yes. >> by the way, this is interesting. avenue friends, a man named lauren, i'm a chris. >> then why complain about james? >> because that's a boys names. not a girls name. >> or lauren, rolen, but not lauren the way mine is spelled. how do you say my up in a? >> lauren? no, you don't, you just said lorn. >> oh, it is 4:00 in the morning, i am half asleep. >> gets us all off track. this bag can double like carry all. not just diaper bag. here is a look at it, sort of, kind of covered up on mike jerrick walking. but it is a red, like, all leather bag, alex. >> guess what, zippers imported from switzerland. >> they are saying this bag can last forever. really well made. >> how much is it again? >> 860. >> jen, do you have 860 for d

alex denis is on top of it. this is going to be the pattern for a good part of your day. 62, winds are variable at 7. wet weather, and showers in through parts of -- welcomed showers in through orange county, sullivan, ulster, sussex, and warren as well. we could see light rain or drizzle for the jersey shore, the south shore, and out to the hamptons this afternoon. the numbers up a degree or two, and no big warmup today. clouds than sun to start, and around 74 for the high. 5:03, i had to you and -- hi to you, and hi to alex denis. >>> should be an okay ride for you. the jackie robinson parkway is closed from the van wyck expressway out to forest park drive, and there's late running construction on the cross bronx, and unfortunately the the delays are back to white plains road. remember to be safe, don't text and drive. >> alex, thank you. >>> pope francis will travel to the u.s. for the first time. >> the papal sit is now just 2 days away from the city. weijia jiang with a preview from washington. chris, mary,

hi alex. >> we will do this again in 2033. talk about it again. >> sure, i'll be here. >>> and, sue. >> i can't wait until 2033. >> well, i'm afraid you might have to, because we do have rain in the forecast. if we don't get rain, we will get some cloud cover. it is supposed to be visible from the east coast from the united states and this is the next super moon lunar eclipse, 2033, and we just got to get rid of the cloud. we are just lucky we are not getting a brunt of this storm. the as we zoom in the carolinas there is a lot of rain, and this could be a whole lot worse. as it is right now we will get through outer edge of the storm and maybe a little bit of the rain late in the day on sunday. there is nothing on ultimate doppler ride right the now but what is happening is high pressure to the north of us, here all week but in case you missed it. low pressure to the south starts to inch towards your saturday and sunday and we are in between with high wind. the deal is that by sunday we think it will be dry on saturday. that

>> alex, thank you. >>> it's 5:26. up next, the day's top stories. >> reporter: a woman violently attacked in the bronx. a man tries to rob a woman, and it's all caught on surveillance video. we will have the video for you next. >>> 37 students from baruch college are facing charges after the death of one of their brothers. >>> we are on puppy patrol here on cbs 2 this morning. furry friends are running all over the place to teach us a less in proper puppy training. how do you train them? we will tell you when we come back. tt2watx#`o4 p bt@q>v8 tt2watx#`o4 p "a@q.z\ tt2watx#`o4 p bm@q%qp tt4watx#`o4 r dztq yah tt4watx#`o4 r entq )e( tt4watx#`o4 r gzt& 0bp >>> it's 5:30, 63 degrees on this tuesday, september 15th. good-bye fall temperatures, hello summer once again. warmer days are ahead. traffic and weather on the 2s coming up. >>> the search for a man who punched a woman so hard, he fractured her face. >>> the deadly ending to the search for a gunman who killed his girlfriend and the professor on the campus of missis

alex? >> okay, can't wait for that. thank you so much, peter alexander. >>> now to the democratic race where yesterday hillary clinton targeted women voters who are key to her campaign. one poll shows her support among democratic women voters nationwide has fallen 29 points in the past two months. crisscrossing iowa yesterday the former secretary of state tried to shore up support urging victims of sexual assault not to let anyone silence them, also pledging to defend a woman's right to choose and against defunding planned parenthood. we also talked directly about her sagging poll numbers. >> i am not one of those who ever thought that this was going to be a straight shot. i've been in and around enough campaigns to know that there is an ebb and flow. polls go up and down. people's attention and decision making changes over time. i feel very confident about where we are in the campaign and very committed to doing everything i can to make my case as effectively as possible to women and men.

alex?r that update. >>> are donald trump's sky-high poll numbers finally settling bit more down to earth? the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll is out today. and trump is effectively tied with ben carson. also up is marco rubio. he started a war of words with trump, and it looks like the added attention may have helped the florida senator. joining me on the front, howard dean and republican strategist susan del persio. howard, i understand your home cam wasn't working today so we're bringing you in by phone. >> i'll have to call the cable company and see if i paid the bill. >> since susan made the effort to get here -- just kidding. ben carson is not exactly a moderate republican who can steal some of the middle of the road voters. is the republican party doing the democrats' work for them? >> i wouldn't say that's happening right now. what you see in these poll numbers again, republicans do not want an establishment candidate. and that's never more clear than when you look at jeb bus

because, alex? >> pardon for president nixson. >>> we have a closed portion of the lincoln tunnel with major delays above the helix. joe bierman with the delays, and they are actually backing people out, joe? >> i have never seen this before. the port authority at the lincoln tunnel keeping secrets. the south tube is completely closed. all they will tell us, it's an accident. i have never seen them actually back traffic up. a tractor trailer going the wrong way on the lincoln tunnel, and it affects the traffic inbound. at least a one hour delay, and it's building rapidly, all due to what the port authority is saying an accident in the south yet. joe bierman, cbs 2 news. >> thank you, joe. if you're taking the holland or the george washington bridges as an alternate, it's only a 5- minute delay there, and we are following the grand central parkway eastbound, delays back to the littleneck parkway. so far everything is on or close to schedule. new l.i.r.r. timetables going into effect this morning, and

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alex: right now it has more to do with market conditions.ven if dorsey does not and up in the top spot, square would still go public. right now, we are going to watch market volatility, which is been a hot topic. the other thing to pay attention to, obviously, would be what the fed has to say about interest rates and whether or not the investor community gets uncertainty on what they are doing next. right now, we are pegged at q4 and it seems all pistons are firing for square for a fourth quarter ipo. emily: there have been a lot of skeptics around square, but sources have told me the numbers better than everybody thinks. what do you think is the real story? is this company going to have a strong ipo? i think this company, based on what i understand of their fundamental economics in their core business, they've done an amazing job at getting margin that no one else can in the small business segment and that is tremendously impressive. i believe that bodes well for their ability to serve that customer segment with new products, and that is wh

alex thanks so much. pope francis will be staying here in manhattan. >> andrea grymes zag is live on the -- cbs2's andrea grymes is live on the upper east side with the place he will call home in new york. >> reporter: good morning to you chris and mary. it's an 11,000 square foot, five story residence here on 72nd street behind me you can see the barricades are up. the police are already out. 72nd street already is closed in anticipation of the pope's arrival. the pontiff known for living simply and humbly will stay in one of the most exclusive areas of new york during his trip. a townhouse on east 72nd street, just off madison avenue. home of the vatican's diplomat to the united nations, neighbors here are well-versed in papal visits. >> i would walk my dog around and seen benedict many times. he'd come around in his car. at that time they had the pope car. would come and he'd wave at us. >> reporter: this is just one of the several heavily guarded areas across manhattan where pope francis will visit. o

mike and alex back over to you. >> we need your help here. new mary poppins movie we are trying to figure out who mary poppins would be. who would be the new julie andrews who do you think. we will tell you fan favorites this morning. tweet us we want to know. ♪ ♪ with the new chase freedom mobile app, you can simply redeem, pay, and go. the new chase freedom mobile app. the card is for the essentials. the cash back is for the fun. chase. so you can. >>> disney company is going to do a remake on this 1964 movie, mary poppins, our julie andrews. so, who shall they choose? which actress will make a good mary poppins. people magazine has weighed in already, had ideas about who they should choose? how about ann hathaway on as car winner. >> kristin bell. >> um-hmm. >> well she's from frozen of course. >> she played ana. >> emily blount. >> you mean allen, that might be interesting. can ellen sing. >> i don't know. >> sue? >> i don't know. >> i got a lot of tweets about ana kendrick but i like ann hathaway she's having some trouble with other holl

the chris and alex. >> just a horrifying story, thanks very much though. >>> 6:33.s of homeless families are trying to prove a point to the city of philadelphia they have set up a tent city, to bring awareness to homelessness. >> even going as far as to refuse emergency shelter from the city. steve keeley is on this one for us, steve, good morning. >> reporter: sadest part are the people who cannot make a decision whether to go to the emergency shelters for themselves and we're talking kid. youngest camper here just one month-old, born in august, and one of the three kid to a single mother and everyone of the six families, has a minimum of two children, mostly with three. so there is a lot of kid, almost 20 of them, and a lot of these kid sleeping in tents instead of on their way to school or at a preschool right now. and seeing the tv coverage of this last night at dinner time, philadelphia's two top pun official housing officials, showed right up promptly, with that offer of emergency housing. so the question is, why are they still in tents out here and why didn't

here's alex. >> don't forget the u.n. general assembly is here. 42nd street to 48th street will be closed. 43rd to 41st closed with the cross streets. the exit and entrance ramps from the fdr drive will be closed at 42nd street. we will continue to update you on this, but avoid the area if you can. inbound lower level closed for construction until 5:00 this morning. delay free at all crossings, and alternate-side parking you have to pay the meters. >>> cbs 2 obtained audio of the pilot who was forced to return to jfk. the plane had taken off for ireland. >> we do have a technical issue here. we lost one hydraulic issue system. we have to return to kennedy. we would like you to inform kennedy we have lost hydraulic fluids. >> reporter: the plane's rear brakes overheated and caused fire. the pilot warned the plane would be landing faster than normal. >>> yogi berra funeral will be held today. although it is private, the family agreed to have it broadcast live. we will have a live report from hour. >>> a new legionnaires' sc

-- the rails and the roads, right, alex? >> right. if you're taking the rails, it's west of hicksville, and there's the possibility the trains could be canceled during the morning rush, but janelle burrell will have more details for us coming up. moving to one of hundreds of cameras in the area, northbound on the bqe. you're moving well, traveling to the brooklyn bridge, and it remains closed as you make your way manhattan-bound, and to the tappen zee bridge into and throughout westchester and rockland counties, crossing the span, no delays, and remember to be safe, don't text and drive. mary, back to you. >> alex, thank you. >>> the mta says commuters should expect delays and possibly cancellations this morning. janelle burrell is live with more. >> reporter: mta officials say crews have been working all night to clear the tracks so trains can run as close to schedule as possible. here in hicksville, you can see the board behind me. when if flashes, it was saying you should expect 10-15 minute delays, but so far the trains here have

of buy and bloomberg's alex barinka, thank you both. now, a stock we are watching -- palo alto networks dropping after results from the software security company -- another cyber security saw -- stop we are watching, proof shares point. rising on the back of that were cast. we caught up with the true point ceo about the next generation of cyber security. >> the biggest factor of risk is e-mail. that's where hackers go and target individuals with enterprise. we are seeing social and mobile more as areas where organizations have left them vulnerable and are ultimately looking for better protection there. we are seeing a significant number of attacks focused on wire fraud. the fbi had an alert in that area because it was becoming so prevalent. we see organizations in the finance apartment being targeted and we see one level from dachshund down from executives, that are often times more vulnerable and probably more likely to click on a link that is malicious. securityty is the landscape is so different, that the security posture has to be c

alex? >> it's a question we're constantly asking as to why that is, but halley jackson, thank you for that. let's bring in our political panel. roger simon is the chief political columnist for politico. we're going to talk about donald trump pledging not to run as a third party candidate. anyone believe if trump wants to run as independent, he can find an excuse to get out of that pledge? of course, mr. trun was insist,. >> i think probably at this moment trump believes that he will be so well treated by the republican party because of his poll standings, he'll have no reason to leave the party. but i'm not sure that will remain. also we're all looking at only one side of this deal. you know, it binds the other 16 to support trump if he's the nominee. is jeb bush really going to support donald trump if he's the nominee? >> that's a very good question, which he hasn't answered specifically. you heard our halley jackson asking that very question. matt, i do want to ask you about your take on

welcome to "weekends with alex witt." here's what's happening, then there were 16, rick perry suspended his campaign, the first republican candidate to drop out of the crowded field. perry struggled to gain foothold in the latest polls and last month the campaign ran out of money to pay some staffers. in his statement perry alluded to donald trump with a parting swipe. >> the conservative movement has always been about principles, not about personalities. our nominee should embody those principles. he or she must make the case for the cause of conservatism more than the cause of their own celebrity. >> well, the new msnbc mayor ris poll finds hillary clinton. jeb bush the closest, bernie sanders has shown he can draw the biggest crowds in democratic strongholds but last night in georgia, he proved he can play in the south as well. more than 1200 supporters came out with roaring applause for a fund-raiser in atlanta. and donald trump appeared with jimmy fallon where he argued for an interesting election reform. >> you're i

and all of his classmates cheered as alex arrived at school.k he will not be bullied anymore and those kids have learned a lesson. >> well, sandhya has the forecast in a moment. what a beautiful day for baseball. and at the a's game the fans got a fun surprise. >> ♪ and the home of the brave the national anthem. he had practice singing at oracle arena and a number of other events. unfortunately the a's lost 9-4. of course, larry will have sports later. >> gave it their best shot. >>> it was an absolutely stunning day out at the coliseum for baseball. it was beautiful. >> cool though into september. sandhya has the latest. >> it was definitely a gorgeous day, dan and ama, but cool by september standards for oakland only 72 degrees this afternoon. a lot of people are enjoying it, but i want to show you the wayneing gibbous. a few clouds and just enough break to see the moon rising over the bay. it is absolutely beautiful. as you look at live doppler 7hd we have limited low cloudiness and the temperatures are in the 60s except in half moon bay whe

mike and alex, back over to you. >>> 6:18. man believed to be the main suspect in the deadly bombing in bangkok from two weeks ago is under arrest. man is a for inner and was arrested near thai cambodian border according to thailand's prime minister. officials suspected those involved in the bombing were preparing to flee the country. another man was arrested on saturday in connection with the bombing. twenty-three people died when the bomb went off at a shrine. >>> georgia police officer is in critical condition have after being shot while responding to a call. >> yeah, this is a on wood. it could have been avoided because police say he he ended up going to the wrong house. police say that they got a call about a suspicious person, and a possible burglary in progress, at a home, in the the atlanta area. they just got a description, not an address, but sent an officer anyway to the area the officer went around to a back door at the wrong house, and which was unlocked, once he was inside, he identified himself saying he was a p