ari?richard engel, thank you for that report. now we the urn from the complicated choices of u.s. involvement and turn to evan coleman, a senior partner of flash point partners and michael doyle a professor and director of the columbia global policy project. good day, gentlemen. >> good day. >> good day. >> long titles because you have long records of service. let me start, basically, with the question, evan , of the security risk. you said that to some extent isis has better avenues than this to move people. >> they have tons of money and looking at the terrorist incidents of europe, they're tied to individuals coming back from syria and managed to get back into the home countries because they had western passports. i think if you look at the source of this report, it was a lebanese education minister who said he had no information to indicate that isis was doing this but that it was his gut feeling and i'm afraid that this gut feeling is more about lebanon getting more money to take care

ari? gregg, thank you so much. >>> turning to the raging wildfires in california. 800 homes are lost. fire crews saying they're starting to gain ground. on the ground for us is nbc's jinah kim. what can you tell us there? >> reporter: it is cold and rainy for a change here in middletown and that has the evacuees ecstatic, ari, even though sheltering in tents and really shouldn't be happy about the mud going to be coming their way and firefighters are taking advantage of this break in the weather to try to break this fire, especially because starting tomorrow temperatures are going to go up and we're going to have dry conditions again for the foreseeable future. as far as the numbers stand, 800 or so number you gave for the homes. in all about 1,000 homes, buildings, businesses have been lost between this, the valley fire, as well as the butte fire that's burning just east of us but firefighters warn that that number will go up as they get more accurate damage assessment. and the lives lost

>> reporter: that's right, ari.versity interscholastic league, the governing body of north texas athletics said to conduct an investigation into what happened on the football field last friday night in marble falls when john jay played that team up in marble falls about 90 miles from here. it was the last minute of the game. apparently it was a very ugly game. according to the executive me believes of the uil who read the report saying there were four players ejected from the game. there were punches thrown. there was unsportsman-like conduct. they said it was a time bomb waiting to happen and apparently triggered when the two defensive players of john jay apparently deliberately tackled the official on the field that they had complaints about. they said that that official made racial slurs and made bad calls against the team. now, the official has an attorney. representing his group. he says that what happened was a heinous act on the part of the players and he said he made no racial slurs. this investigation is co

hello, ron. >> reporter: hey there, ari.ls all wounds, that's true in a lot of cases but in this case, especially according to a family that got up today to speak, it could be a thurhundre years and still feels like it happened yesterday. you can see the gleaming tower standing behind us. open for business. 1 world trade. it was design settled on to replace the twin towers that well and it was not just here where they're remembering the people and shanksville, pennsylvania, where united 93 was crashed. they opened a new visitor's center there and of course you started the hour with the president having a town hall where the folks serves in the armed forces and the pentagon hit on that day. also a lot of service work going on today and perhaps the most positive outgrowth from 9/11 and all the thing that is have changed since is that there was a call to service on this day and the folks that run a website called 9/11 day.org, it's a group of my good deed say that 40 million of us today are going to be donating a little bit of

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your beef is with james madison. >> no -- >> no -- >> ari, wait a minute.oesn't sign what would get to his desk. >> we have enumerated checks and balances, separation of powers. one power the congress has is the power of the purse. they won't use it for fear there will be a political backlash and they will get blamed for a shutdown, so they won't confront the president and ak wii. >> it's dumb. they stake out right wing positions, take the negative hit, then cave. bottom line, it only helps hillary and the democrats. >> ari, how can you not see and feel what so many of us are talking about. >> of course i'm right. >> because i've lived through two government shutdowns, both of which hurt republicans and then the government did open. >> given to obama. to something you believe is unconstitutional. to the worst health care plan we could imagine. >> sean -- why the republicans. what is your alternative? >> simple. remember the government shutdown a few years ago. >> for three years? >> no, what i would do, on this continuing resolution over planned parenthood,

ari wald of oppenheimer is with us now, joins us at the smartboard. ari, what chart is out? what do you see? >> the analogy is this. as an injured athlete needs time to recover before getting back on the field, so does the s&p 500 need more than a few days to stabilize from an eight-month breakdown in trend. here's what we're looking at. and we see a lot of similarities to what played out in 2011. and we're using this road map for now. you can see seasonally as well. both markets peaked in may. they both had this very waterfall-like decline in august when seasonals weakened. and if you look aback at 2011, the market really didn't get going again until october. that required two months of basing along with an undercut of the low. so for the s&p 500 i think the play is indeed whether it happens now or later, a test of that 1867 low that we saw last week, potentially even lower. now, let's look at the sector level. the group we want to have on our buy list here, on our shopping list, are the leaders. and one area that stands out is consumer discretionary. we like the relative t

your beef is with james madison. >> no -- >> no -- >> ari, wait a minute. who doesn't sign what would get to his desk. >> we have enumerated checks and balances, separation of powers. one power the congress has is the power of the purse. they won't use it for fear there will be a political backlash and they will get blamed for a shutdown, so they won't confront the president and ak wii. >> it's dumb. they stake out right wing positions, take the negative hit, then cave. bottom line, it only helps hillary and the democrats. >> ari, how can you not see and feel what so many of us are talking about. >> of course i'm right. >> because i've lived through two government shutdowns, both of which hurt republicans and then the government did open. >> given to obama. to something you believe is unconstitutional. to the worst health care plan we could imagine. >> sean -- why the republicans. what is your alternative? >> simple. remember the government shutdown a few years ago. >> for three years? >> no, what i would do, on this continuing resolution over planned paren

ari let me finish. what is going on is donald is saying, i tell the truth, whether you like it or not, whether you find it pleasant or not, you are right statistically. the republican electorate is so angry with outsiders. we are all angry. donald is saying, i will change america and tell you what we think whether you like it or not. >> i am one of those conservatives that feels disappointed by the republican party of dc. they make promises and don't keep them. 2014 was all about stopping executive amnesty which is unconstitutional. they caved. they gave in. they won't use the power of the purse on obamacare. all of these examples i will predict they came on funding planned parenthood. people will have it. 50 some add voters are looking because these guys are so weak. >> you can't govern the nation just with congress. your beef is with james madison. more than anybody else. >> ari, wait a minute. >> they don't sign what would get to his death. >> we have a constitution. we have enumerated checks and bal

her new fragrance ari by ariana grande is out now and will tell us about it in a moment. we want to welcome you to "good morning america." >> thank you for having me. >> thanks for being with us. we want to start, though, with that video that made headlines earlier this summer. you were in a doughnut shop. you were in california. you said some hurtful things about americans and about people's weight. a lot of people watching felt offended by your words. what do you want to say. >> >> first of all i mean my behavior was very offensive and i apologized. there is no excuse or there is nothing to justify it. but you know, i think that as human beings we all say and do things that we don't mean at all sometimes and we have to learn from it. that's part of our process. we have to learn from our mistakes and that's how we grow. >> in fact, you put out a video apology where you said i am going to learn from my mistake. as a young role model so many young girls and boys look up to

ari?ty tur for that report. >>> we take a lk the how women and even women's issues are driving this campaign season. despite some waivering numbers hillary clinton is still the democratic front-runner and the one to beat for the nomination. she is also publicly embracing her gender more on the campaign trail. >> i've got to tell you, when i talk about equal pay for equal work and some of these issues that really affect a lot of working women, the republicans often say, there she goes, playing the gender card. well, if advocating for equal pay, for equal work is playing the gender card, deal me in. i am ready to play. >> on the republican side, meanwhile, carly fiorina seeing a bump in her poll numbers. the only gop candidate to go from that kids' table debate to the main stage. she will join all of the men -- no other way to say it -- on the debate wednesday. on the other side of the ledger, as these women excel, we see trump. entire summer of trump. throughout he has made repeated and sex

i'm ari melber many steve kornacki. the list of candidates for the republican nomination has been growing for months. but now it's starting to shrink. texas governor dropping out slamming trump on his way out the door. we have a lot an how that news impacts the field. >>> also joe biden's emotional interview and what it suggests about hillary clinton's path to the nomination. >>> the new york police department releasing footage of the controversial mistaken arrest of james blake, being tackled by undercover detectives in a case of mistaken identity. >>> in phoenix we're following the disturbing highway shootings, police questioning a man in that investigation. we begin with the first casualty of the 2016 race for president. it wasn't exactly a prize when former texas governor rick perry made the announcement he was bowing out last yesterday in st. louis, but it was significant. >> when i gave my life to christ, i said your ways are greater than my ways. your will is superior to mine. today i submit to you his will remai

. >> absolutely, ari. i'm even more fascinated by when you add donald trump's percentage along with ben carson's, you're well above 50%. both men have never held elected office before. >> right. >> they do have their differences and have been sparring in the past 24 hours. to me, that shows you where the republican electorate is right now, who they prefer rather than some of the old establishment candidates, be it jeb bush, marco rubio and scott walker. this is true in the democratic race as well as the republican. we have a very long way to go. history shows that people who are up in the polls in august and in september or who at least have the momentum don't always sustain that into january and february heading into iowa, new hampshire. i think those polls are going to go up and down, up and down a bunch. >> hard to know whether it's a real lead or a bubble. thanks as always for your expertise. >> with more, david mill bank. how are you sir? >> good to see you, ari. >> i want to start from trump's lead t

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very important people to know, like ari and young people. i'm giving you that. now you run. >> i feel very lucky that i can hear her story and, you know, it's just so important that we never forget someone like her story. >> reporter: beser discovered that his grandfather shared some of the same wishes as the survivors he befriended. although their views of history differ, they share the belief that the tragedies of war and the use of nuclear weapons must never be repeated. chie yamagishi, nhk world, nagasaki. >>> the autumn grand sumo tournament is now under way in tokyo. that means it's time to bring in our sumo expert with details on the 15-day competition. >> expect the unexpected. i think that pretty much tells you how this tournament unfolded. it was 35-time champion yokozuna hakuho found himself in a serious jam. hakuho looked good throughout the fight and went down in a major upset. then the next day rank and file yoshikaze came out with all guns blazing. later hakohu was suffered inflammation in his left knee and was not in shape to fight any more in th

>> good to be with you, ari. tonight you saw a really interesting contrast. there are a lot of people who say, well, trump and bernie are both kind of the same, both outside of protest candidates. here you had donald trump who spent like the first half-hour of his speech talking about himself, talking about his contract. and arnold schwarzenegger taking his old job, all that stuff. then you had bernie sanders go to liberty university. he quotes the prophet amos, the gospel of matthew, talking about wanting to treat others the way they treat you. it was a totally different thing. so they may both be drawing angry people, people mad about the status quo, but they're very different candidates. and i thought what bernie did today was really a great thing. the proposition he laid out there that people should talk to those they disagree with was very good and good for those liberty university kids, probably most of whom are staunch republicans, for giving him a polite and sometimes enthusiastic response. and the last thing about what bernie did is, this is a messag

what else do you want, ari? steve is going to tell you that we need foreign policy papers, but this is really just about -- and bless steve clemons he's a beautiful person. he's incredible, he's huge. but literally, this is just about playing to the crowd again and again and again. once he gets into details, he's not the donald trump that's selling donald trump incredibly well to the republican electorate. >> i have bad news, you and jams are here for the politics. we asked steve to come on for the foreign policy and just witness a policy-free speech. i also wanted to play as promised -- this is breaking now this evening -- joe biden speaking very directly and emphatically tonight about the message, what he called the sick message donald trump has been putting out. take a listen to joe biden tonight. >> i don't want anybody to be down right now about what's going on in the republican party. i mean this sincerely now. i'm being deadly earnest about this. i want you to remember, not withstanding the fact that ther

good evening, ari. >> rachel has the night off. tonight we're covering big news in the bernie sanders campaign. the release of that long awaited report on policing in ferguson, missouri, and the biggest thing happening in presidential politics in the last hour, as you may know by now and the biggest crowd for any republican then past week was the huge trump wally in dallas. we're talking 20,000 people at the american airlines center, the giant raen where the dallas mavericks play. trump spoke with his characteristic improvisation riffing about today's news that arnold schwarzenegger will replace him on the "apprentice" and what the scaffolding will look like at his inauguration last year and he called out his rivals by name sassing bush and rubio about a new trump lead in florida and his penchant for controversial comments. >> i have to say, we're going to have so many victories that at some point, they're going to be coming out of your ears. now, i have to be careful what i say about coming out of somebody's ears. i have to be car

. >> reporter: he has twins, ari and ella. ari is gender nonconforming which means it's fluid.utral bathrooms. >> then it's nicer. you don't have to separate people. >> reporter: having both a male and female symbol on a single door, what difference does that make? >> i think it invites the child, invites the person into the space as opposed to putting them into a moment of confusion or anxiety. >> reporter: in this san francisco community, the school's change is met with support, but across the country rest rooms have become a battleground when it comes to gender identity. this week in hillsboro, many students walked out in protest upset a transgender female can use the girl's bathrooms in locker rooms. and in troy, ohio, when officials ordered every school to designate a gender-neutral rest room, parents were divided. >> i do not think it's a good idea for them to share bathrooms. >> reporter: meanwhile, the white house added a gender-neutral bathroom this year and many colleges are doing the same as the discussion ramps up over this sign of the times. for "today" joe friar,

gallery, we also have an exhibit that tells the , ary of henry bucks brown man of almost six feet, who put himself in a wooden box this toe and had himself shipped philadelphia from richmond, virginia, with little food and water and without any knowledge of who would open the box when it arrived at its destination. fortunately for him, it arrived in the right place for the right people opened it, and he was able to escape to freedom. young folks are invited to get into the box and experience how cramped that is for them and to think of a man nearly six feet tall. it tells about the great passion to be free and the links to thsch people would go -- leng to which people would go to escape slavery. this gallery takes us through certain notions of the freedom decision-making process. what was involved in the decision to make a run for putdom knowing you might family members left behind at risk, what was involved helping somebody running to make a clean escape, knowing you might put your family at risk for doing so or your life. there are some very rich stories about that. in this building,

conversation with paul begala and ari fleischer.. >> thank you. >>> also in the next hour, debate about some of the claims that both cheneys have been making. that's between paul and ari who obviously worked in the bush administration. >>> an update on the massive manhunt in northern illinois tonight for the three suspects wanted in connection with the killing of a police officer. we'll get an update from the scene ahead. imagine - she won't have to remember passwords. or obsess about security. she'll log in with her smile. he'll have his very own personal assistant. and this guy won't just surf the web. he'll touch it. scribble on it. and share it. because these kids will grow up with windows 10. get started today. windows 10. a more human way to do. try phillips' fiber good gummies plus energy support. it's a new fiber supplement that helps support regularity and includes b vitamins to help convert food to energy. mmmmm, these are good! nice work, phillips! the tasty side of fiber, from phillips'. my psoriatic arthritis i'm caused

ari melber as always, thanks very much.reciate it. >>> i want to take you now live to capitol hill. a quick look there at the rally that's starting among conservatives, those opposing the iran nuclear deal. you have somebody there at the podium. donald trump, as we understand, has arrived. he is within that crush of reporters. you can see them. no trump but certainly all the reportede reporters around him as he has arrived for that rally. he is expected to speak as well as ted cruz. when he makes his remarks and takes the podium, we'll bring it to you. >>> up next, caitlyn jenner hits the links with the "today" show's matt lauer. find out what she has to say about the deadly crash in malibu and allegations that speed was a factor. >>> first, watching this heat wave sizzling here in the northeast. it's september. well, those record temperatures have retreated a little bit today but not the humidity. this as a strong cold front sweeps into the east and the south, sparking showers and thunderstorms. the weather channel's chris

ari by ariana grande. the lovely, talented ariana grande is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] i like the box. >> steve: what size is that one? >> jimmy: this is the venti one. [ light laughter ] you guys, also, we have a a performance from a brand tonight that i can't even say better things about. they just come and they kick ass every single time they come on the show. i mean, really, you guys, get ready to get your butts kicked. >> audience member: woo! >> jimmy: no, that's not what i mean. [ laughter ] >> steve: "oh, man. what happened to you?" "i got my butt kicked!" >> jimmy: the sound is so good. and, you remember we were doing "late night" and everyone was like "oh, we didn't know who was going to come on the show." they came on the show, and i said, "would you do an extra song just for the web?" and they were like, "oh, yeah, of course. yeah, we'll do it." and they just gave 110%, and just the tightest band. i love them so much. duran duran is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: whoa! >> jim

. >> it's almost the end of the summer, it's time the start paying attention to prime ari politics. we have specifics from the vice president about what it would take for him to challenge hillary clinton. the most roll haven't factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. months after losing his son to brain cancer the vice president said his decision to seek the only office higher than the one he's had won't be made until his family has had more time the heal and if they can handle the strain of a long campaign, he's in, but now he's not sure they can. if i can reach the conclusion we can do it in a fashion that would make it sly able, i would not hesitate to do it. but i have to be honest with you, and everyone that's come to me, i can't look you straight in the eye and say now i know i can do it. in the crowded republican side, all 17 candidates signed a pledge promising not to run as a third candidate if they don't get the mom nation themselves. i will pledge my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative principals for which it s

. >> reporter: ari levin bought into the volkswagen pitch for a diesel car. >> that used to be dirty. this is 2015. >> no, no. >> reporter: with performance and clean emissions which vw it outed in commercials. but vw inserted software to shut off the emission controls except during an emission cejka louing cars to pollute up to 40% more than allowed making some owners feel guilty and angry. levin is part of one of many class action lawsuits. >> i tried to avoid driving it now as much as i can. i'm not quite sure what i'm going to do with it. i'm not sure who buy it. >> the best advice is to sit tight and wait to hear from volkswagen. >> reporter: openers haven't heard and apparently neither have dealers we visited. the value of the volkswagens involved has gone down in the week since the cheat was revealed. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> what i find the most troubling some financial experts are saying this crisis could cause more harm to germany's economy than the greek debt crisis. >> oh, very well. because you know, volkswagen's sfok is down nearly 40% and other german aut

arrivals, the small balkan country has been largely migrants back into hungary and slovenia, but now ary wants to build a wall along the border, a move heavily criticized by croatian officials that could sour relations between the two countries. around 300,000 migrants have entered hungary so far this year, but most are just passing through on their way to other european countries such as germany and austria. as unprecedented numbers of migrants continue to arrive in europe, many lack the resources to cope with their new environment and climate. pose winter months could new problems for migrants, most of whom are not properly housed. reporter: after weeks and months on the move, they have finally made it to croatia. the treacherous journey has seen a sea crossing through turkey followed by a long slog overland. their latest drug a will be against the elements. struggle willest be against the elements. it started to rain yesterday evening. we lack supplies, things like waterproof clothes, close for winter, and there's clothing for winter, and food, like canned tuna. overnight, temperature

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ari wald is from oppenheimer and breaking it down at the smart board. why not now? >> you think this rally is getting late and we are capped to the upside. we think there is a time element. we need to spend more time building a base over the next few months. here is the chart i'm looking at. and with so much about this -- potential 25 basis point hike in the fed, we're not worried about that. we're discouraged that stocks aren't supported by quantitative easing as they were earlier in the psychcycle. here is the s&p. and we are accustomed to buying in the dip. and we have qe 2, and operation twist in 2011 into 2012 and the big rally in 2013, supported by qe 3. since october of last year qe 3 ended right there. and since then we can see the pace of the gains have started to slow. now last time i was on this show we made the comparison to 2011. we think this is what we need to see at a minimum. at 2011 you had operate twist. you needed two months to base. we're only at one month. until you get that month -- that additional month of basing i think you fade the upside.

right on the border, refugees stood inches from hung ary's riot police.ow theyed that some might persuade hungary to reopen their gates. this is what they faced. the crowds moved forward to fast, and hungary decided to defend its territory. there was a crash to get back from the tear gas. hungary fire. .- hungary fired the tear gas has gotten everyone. it has also caught a number of children, as well. they are washing their eyes out. this is the first confrontation. that gives you an idea of the emotions here on the serbia-hungary border. what do you think? >> they are not human. james: who is animals? the police? >> for what they have done. all of this, for what? james: several young men climbed onto the roof of a duty-free building. they threw rocks and stones toward hungary. their actions are unlikely to win them many new friends in the continent they are hoping to join. >> hungary is trying to maintain and keep the borders. people attacked this. this is an armed mob of a couple hundred young people. this has been going on for the past 12 hours. all of

there is a question which aris arises. a government which was created by the resolutions of this organization travels on these very resolutions. that's surprising. ladies and gentlemen, i would certainly like to thank the secretary general of the united nations and ban ki-moon for his significant efforts. achieving the organization that is insuring national peace and security. i would also like to thank him for his praise-worthy efforts made for the political process in yemen. hauling the coup d'etat and reinstating state authority. the united nations general assembly had this 70th session is something that we would wish every success to. may god's peace be upon you. >> giving abd rabbuh mansur hadi addressing the united nations general assembly. talking about the situation of war in his country. he comes from aden, where he has been in exile since the houthi rebels took over sanaa and took over that area. he talked about the battle and the losses they've been experiencing in aden and around the country. he described the h

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i'm ari melber many for steve kornacki.publican nomination has been growing for months. but now it's starting to shrink. texas governor dropping out slamming trump on his way out the door. we have a lot an how that news impacts the field. >>> also joe biden's emotional interview and what it suggests about hillary clinton'

at the end of my visit, i would also like to thank all those who prepa prepared in the ari archdiocese new york and washington. it was particularly moving for me to canonize serra who reminds us all to be missionaries. and i was also very moved to sing with my brothers and sisters of other religions at ground zero, that place which speaks so powerfully of the misery of evil. yet we know that evil never has the last word. in god's plan, love and peace triumph always. mr. vice president, i ask you to renew my gratitude to president obama and to the members of congress and my assurance of my prayers for the american people. this land has been blessed with tremendous gifts and opportunities. i pray that you may all be good stewards of the human and material resources entrusted to you. i thank the lord that i was able to witness the lord's people in this country as manifest in our moments of prayer and evidenced in so many works of charity. jesus says in the scriptures, truly i say to you as you did to one of the least of these my breathen you did it unto me. your generous welcome is a sign

radium, which is redirected in use by terry kerry to help --m arie currie. we also find vandium. ii, it was ofar extreme value. uranium. also contains it's one of best sources for atomic power and atomic weapons. >> colorado commerce been weighing -- congressman wayne inall -- >> he made sure that we got our fair share. how did he do that? career,g in his state and then going on to his federal career, he climbed of the latter of seniority and was able to exercise more power than you might normally have. certainly in the united states congress where he was able to make sure colorado and western colorado would be treated fairly in any divisions of water. his first major success was the passage of the colorado river storage process -- project in 1956. >> see all of our programs from grand junction tonight on c-span2 book tv. of exercises at the naval college contribute it to success during world war ii. he is an author for the naval college's "proceedings" magazine. this is a version of his imposing ogres and the pacific in august of 1945. the institute for the study of strategy and

that's where they excel. >> ari levy, we will leave it there. you, see you soon. >>> let's go a few blocks west. joan jon fortt. a lot of headlines crossing on apple tv. what sticks out to you? >> a few things. right now. gilt, sounds like an app that's going to allow shopping from the television set which makes sense if you see images of thinks you might want to buy pretty large. we'll see how they fit payments into that. you about a few other things that peel back some of the features apple is building into this apple tv device and the remote capability. there was an app called beats sports that they were showing off a bit ago. the remote has motion control. remember wii sports? you can swing a bat, hit balls and do that not just i believe with the remote but also with your iphone if you're looking to do something. multi-player. multi-player is enabled in apple tv. now there are a few content providers that already have apps out. this will be open, anybody will be able to create apps. netflix, hbo, hulu, those who already have apps on apple tv

police say he has a criminal record that includes armed rob ary and drug and -- robbery and drug and weapons charges. >> they knew he had a weapon when they heard the gunfire. >> some people felt maybe the officers shot cory powell but all the confidence such as body cameras shows otherwise -- evidence such as body cameras show otherwise. >> we have video from a citizen, independent witnesses that watched the altercation. >> reporter: after the killing of oscar grant officers have been retrained and the training helped in this situation. >> we are cognizant of the atmosphere, we are making sure officers are train in the best practices in the land -- trained in the best practses of -- practices in the land. . >> reporter: this is not an officer involved shooting. they expect cory powell to be charged tomorrow including with a probation violation, and two counts of attempted murder. >> thank you for the latest on that shooting last night. >>> san jose police are hoping someone recognizes a man wanted for a series of armed robberies. police released surveillance video of one of four rob

pope francis celebrated mass in havana ico iconic revolution square under a portrait of revelation arieighter. in the hospital lee they urged cubans to care for etch other out of service not ideology. it's estimated 100,000 people attended mass. >> there was i tense moment as the pope made his way to celebrate mass. a protester managed to break through the security perimeter and get right up to the popemobile where he could be seen yelling something at the pontiff. francis gave him a policing and touched his head. the man pulled away and continued yelling and while the pope continued to hold his hand. the man was finally taken away. world news sunday will have a complete wrap up of the pope's visit to cuba coming up at 6:30 right after "action news". >>> all right. switching gears. it's only week two but this was the subdz a lot of eagles fans circled on their calendars. birds are taking on the boys in the eagles home-opener. let's head out to "action news" reporter jeff chirico outside the link. hey, jeff. >> we found a lot of excitement out here for eagles' fans. excited for this seas

and it was a beautiful evening for the mount arie street fair. hundreds packed germantown avenue tonight and they enjoyed shopping and food from area restaurant and some >> and "action news" is at the berks playground in philadelphia tonight where they unveiled a statue honoring babe heffrin who died in 2013 and served in world war ii and in his unit the heroism was subject of band of brothers. brian taff stevshed as master of ceremonies tonight in south philadelphia. south philadelphia will also be the scene of that dramatic confrontation between eagles and one dallas cowboys. >> you're not hyping this up at all are you. >> i don't think it needs to be hyped up. >> eagles cowboys, enough said. with prospect of falling down two games after two games in the season to hated ones on the line there's plenty on the line in this one. how about bride. here's something many may not realize. since the team split the series it's at home the last three seasons. that means they've never done it under chip kelly. what's been the trouble at the linc against th

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two parishes are taking in two families and every catholic parish, con vents, monetary and tank tu arie in europe should do the same. he called on church around the world to do whatever they can to help. >>> meanwhile people in our area continue to countdown to pope visit light they are month. khurp of christian compassion held annual block party today while this event has become a four year tradition organizers say this year is special as they prepare for world meeting of families. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has more. >> this southwest philadelphia block party had frevring cotton candy to petting zoo bouncy house and even a dunk tank most of all there was laughter and smiles. >> i was lied sliding and laughing. >> the man responsible pastor lonnie herdone he calls this a kick start ahead of world meeting of family. >> we're excited about world meeting of families and i know it begins in a few weeks but we wanted to begin today. >> and christian compassion is bap tut and they welcome all denominations and they don't believe the pope visit is necessarily about what faith you

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