bernadette replied, no. i failed him. on april 22nd, newell says afterance wan refused to help his stepfather with yardwork, she got angry and said, quote, if he didn't do the work he had to leave. that's when bernadette told the jury her son snapped saying, quote, he jumped up and said, you're doing it because of him and said watch this and he was out the door. moments later, shots were fired. in court, prosecutors played a 911 call where bernadette was heard frantically telling the operator, my son shot my husband. i can't believe my husband is dead. >> the chief medical examiner testified that newell was shot 19 times. he was able to recover 11 bullets from his body. now this trial is expected to conclude some time at the beginning of next week. if the suspect is found guilty, he faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. jim? >> thanks, meagan. >>> a former prince georges county teacher accused of sex assault went on trial for the second time today. his name is andre brown. he worked as a special educatio

. >> bernadette buxon celebrated her first anniversary working in deconstruction. tearing down some of baltimore's vast stretches of abandoned row houses. >> just the drill, it is not as easy as some people think. to drill a door is sway ask a some ways a door, to take out a drill, it looks easy but it's not. a lot of other tools now. >> the 52-year-old woman from east baltimore didn't plan on working in deconstruction. she was a teacher's smint until thteacher's assistantuntil the s evils to make quick cash ruined her life. >> how did you become unemployable? >> i had worked in the school system and had left to take care of somebody and i got into selling drugs again and didn't go back to work and then i started using. >> what kind of drugs? >> heroin? >> heroin. >> yes. what did heroin do to your life? >> tore my life apart. family wise everything. i lost custody of my kids. >> how old were your kids when you lost custody of them? >> seven and eight. six and five. >> at rock bottom, she decided to go clean. but like tens of thousands of other ex-felons in baltimo

. >> a teary-eyed bernadette is very happy their family will welcome pope fran stois philadelphia. >> i feel like meeting him is a blessing. >> her first blessing was meeting her husband rick on a blind date in 1992. now their three children, ages 9 to 12, will join them as part of a once in a lifetime experience meeting the father of their faith. >> welcoming the pope when he gets off the plane. >> our camera was rolling during sunday mass when the family learned they will great the pontiff when he arrives at atlantic air. >> i was thinking, is this really true? i can't believe i'm going to meet the pope. >> faith got us through our darkest moment. he's a retired police officer and was wounded when his partner officer pat mcdonald was killed in 2008. an ex-con opened fire on them during a traffic stop in north philadelphia. though injured, beaus killed the gunman. >> he was watching over you. >> absolutely. there were definitely angels there. why else would i be standing here? >> we asked their children what would they say to the pontiff? >> hi, welcome to philadelphia. hope you enjo

. >> bernadette buxon celebrated her first anniversary working in deconstruction. tearing down some of baltimore's vast stretches of abandoned row houses. >> just the drill, it is not as easy as some people think. to drill a door is sway ask a some ways a door, to take out a drill, it looks easy but it's not. a lot of other tools now. >> the 52-year-old woman from east baltimore didn't plan on working in deconstruction. she was a teacher's smint until thteacher's assistantuntil the s evils to make quick cash ruined her life. >> how did you become unemployable? >> i had worked in the school system and had left to take care of somebody and i got into selling drugs again and didn't go back to work and then i started using. >> what kind of drugs? >> heroin? >> heroin. >> yes. what did heroin do to your life? >> tore my life apart. family wise everything. i lost custody of my kids. >> how old were your kids when you lost custody of them? >> seven and eight. six and five. >> at rock bottom, she decided to go clean. but like tens of thousands of other ex-felons in baltimo

moments later, bernadette testified she heard several shots fired. prosecutors played a 911 call made by antwan's brother asking for help for newell who was lying on the ground with gunshot wounds. after the shooting, news 4 interviewed julie parker with the prince georges county police department. she said video of the shooting was captured on a neighbor's surveillance camera. >> the video very clearly identifies the victim in this case, detective newell working on a light fixture outside his home and the suspect very clearly walks up to him and shoots him multiple times. >> reporter: now the chief medical examiner who completed the autopsy on the dead and killed d.c. police officer testified that he was shot 19 times and he recovered 11 bullets from his body. if antwan james is found guilty, he faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole. coming up at 6:00, why james' mother says she believes it's her fault that her son is now facing a murder charge. back to you. >> meagan. >>> some families of victims killed at the navy yard filed

and she stood out right away >> living in a shelter along with his mother bernadette.s actually teaching her more than she knew. >> you have to give up. >> i asked miguel what you tell isaiah ways having a bad day. he has been through a lot. >> saw him, kids they really are struggling. a kid in kenya, someone who is having a bad day. really having that bad of a day? >> not only did he pick up the sport quickly, but he was good at it. he was only one match away from placing again this year according to isaiah wrestling is not that difficult. >> it's really easy. all you need do is get the arm come ahead up. that's how you get it. >> since i was not able to take him to task on the mat we decided to arm wrestle, and he beat me to out of three times. >> did you glow when you beat him that one time? >> i might have a little bit. >> she beat you. >> no. >> nice kid? >> adorable. hysterical to. you see him trying to not distract. you know how seven -year-olds can be. bill: nice. >> exactly. bill: is this house an eyesore are art? >> am ready to put up a fight. >> martial arti

in court on wednesday, antwan james' mother bernadette newell testified that antwan was the only one refused. she told the court she yelled at him and said, quote, if he didn't do the work he had to leave. bernadette told the jury antwan snapped saying, quote, he jumped up and said you're doing it because of him and said watch this, and he was out the door. the deputy sta a

. >> 5 months after her son was killed, bernadette is still fighting back the tears. >> i came to the realization that he is not going to be there for the holidays. >> family and friends of 26- year-old emelio came together for a news conference across the street from where he died. >> he was just a really -- super friendly and for me he was my protecter. >> at 1:00 a.m. april 5th he 3450e8 i emelio was at the -- when someone opened fire. >> there was a dispute that happened in front of the golden bowl. he had nothing to do with it. as he was bringing out his music equipment somebody shot from the street in the direction of the golden bowl at another party. and emelio was struck. >> he grew up in antioch always playing music. the trumpet as a child then graduating to guitar and base. that's him. >> i just always encouraged him to play his music because i felt it was always an avenue for therapy, for exercise, and he just enjoyed it. >> police released more information about the case. they had already put out surveillance photos of 2 persons of interest and now they include a third and

ask bernadette, who owns a boutique jewelry store in williamsport. she's coming up on a five-year lease and is nervous for the future. >> you go a block down the road. it's new restaurants, all new salons and new shops. i won't have leverage when my option is add its end. considering that they could probably find somebody to pay double, triple what i'm currently paying without much of a problem. it makes me feel very left in the lurch. >> reporter: one thing that has square. it gives small businesses a chance to connect with each other, share their stories and it makes the lease renewal process more transparent. back to you. ernie: thank you very much for that. let's keep talking about it. my guest is d.w. gibson who has written about the gentrification. good to have you here. i was going to ask you about the in new york. you started giving me some statistics that blew me away. >> it's more about the businesses that are leaving the city, roughly a thousand small every month. eight to 9,000 jobs associated with those businesses closing. about 488 evic

the honor him lipping wife bernadette to tears. >> so blessed and humbleed grateful. and honestly, just don't feel like worthy enough for something of this caliber. >> reporter: to their left the man believes they are warm they, stayed by richard seven years ago as he recovered. >> for a minute was with us from the mopped all the way through till i was confined to hopped bed. >> reporter: the bullet shattered richard's hip and ended his career. father joe helped the family financial the. they responded the bows he bow's family way. dear father joe, somebody in our parish needs this more than i do. >> reporter: father joe says the selection was easy. >> i couldn't think of a better family to represent the archdiocese and to represent the people of the area, they're just wonderful people. >> reporter: those wonderful people representing i was the collective families of the philadelphia archdiocese for one historic moment. so what will they say? >> hope you enjoy this experience at philadelphia. >> reporter: to be clear, the bows family will be standing side by side with

jerry and bernadette have septa passes and checked out center city on a dry run. >> we wanted to seeetup of where the pope will say mass and the orientation of that to the parkway and where a good spot would be. >> reporter: for those staying home -- >> what's i do your checklist? >> top of the list, box of wine, probably. >> reporter: whatever is on your list, it's a good idea to get it now. >> cover all the bases and make sure everybody's prepared. just the next couple of days. and then everything will go back to normal next week. >> here is another tip. think beyond sunday. what are you going to need on monday morning? even tuesday? you need transportation tokens? do you have bills that are coming due? now's the time to get ready. >> something else you need, the nbc 10 news app, a key toll to get prepared. find a list of road closures, mass transit changes, find a list of what you're not allowed to bring if you're coming to see the pope on the parkway. >>> a man shot and killed behind his home. a murder investigation is under way in the overbrook park section. officers say the 41-

bernadette's in dyker heights, brooklyn, a 7th grader named julia bruzzese has lost the use of her legs but she hasn't lost her faith. >> i thank god for giving me my family and for their help. i ask god every day to get closer and closer to a good recovery. >> reporter: we met julia thursday after she was blessed by pope francis after he saw her on the tarmac at kennedy airport. >> if you could say anything to him right now, what would it be? >> thank you, holy father, you made me so happy. thank you. >> and now you're hoping for your miracle? >> yes. >> reporter: her paralysis had baffled doctors. symptoms only pointed to lyme disease but not confirmed it. now five days later julia has new reason to hope. >> pope francis, the miracle has begun. yesterday i went to a doctor's appointment and for the first time since i got ill they saw lyme disease activity in my blood. this just shows me that a miracle can happen if you believe just like i did. if you believe and pray, a miracle can happen. >> reporter: and so much has been happening. julia's father says the response to our interview w

the church open schools but provided the building for this day care center run by sister teresa bernadette vaz. just a few years ago this would have been unthinkable, she said. "what will happen in the future, we don't know." what cubans do know is the old days are slipping away, even if not at pages many would like. the hope is that francis will continue to press their government to change in ways that only he can. scott? >> pelley: allen pizzey traveling with the pope in cuba. allen, thank you. president obama will personally welcome the pope when he lands at joint base andrews outside washington at about 4:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. and cbs news will bring you live coverage right here. the pope will spend five days in washington, new york and philadelphia. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues is looking into the challenge of protecting a man who puts his own safety in the hands of the lord. >> reporter: the coast guard is out in force in philadelphia. they're patrolling the delaware river, ready to restrict boat traffic during the pope's visit. captain benjamin cooper took us

bernadette" church school on university boulevard in silver spring. they were selected based on a letter they wrote explaining why they'd like to attend the papal mass. one of the students is catalina snyder. >> it would be really great especially because the mass is going to be recited in spanish and since i'm bilingual. >> the other two students are addison ruskowski and brendon sipple. teacher eric lee also received a ticket to that mass. check out the special section of our wusa9 app to find traffic information and a complete schedule of events for this historic visit. >>> a 1,000-mile march that started in selma, alabama, ended today in d.c. led by leaders of the naacp the journey for justice marched over the memorial bridge to the steps of the lincoln memorial. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders joined the group. the march sought to bring attention to issues such as criminal justice reform and voting rights. south carolina congressman jim clyburn had a warning for the group. >> we know from our history that no matter how many times

greeting pope here the bowes family, richard a former policeman shot in the line of duty, bernadette who held her family together through his recovery and their three children. >> just meeting him is a blessing. >> them symbolic of the world meeting of families, the primary reason for for the pope's visit to the united states. on the pope's agenda today mass at the basilica of saints peter and paul, waving to the crowds on independence mall and tonight skon cert hosted by mark walberg. the events are expected to be the largest in philadelphia's history but the city management has been criticized for their hyper security. others are just happy to have the pope here. >> it's almost kind of that classic line out of cass a is a blank can a, in all the cities in and all the place in the world. >> reporter: for this hope who kants to be please clothes to his people it's a particular security concern. you may be able to hear the helicopters already circling overhead, this entire area has been cordoned off. anybody who wants to go in or out it's like going into airport security. abc news. >>

the honor, humbling wife bernadette, to tears. >> so blessed and humbled, and very grateful. and honestly, you just don't feel like we're worthy enough for something of this caliber. >> to their left the man that believes they are worthy, st. christopher parish father joseph garvin, who stayed by richards seven years ago, as he recovered. >> father was with us from the hospital all the way through to even when i was confined to a hospital bed in the house. >> the bullet both shattered richard's hip and ended his career as an officer. father joe even tried to help the family financially. they responded to bows family way. >> i got a lovely cards from her back and it said: dear father joe, somebody in our parish needs this more than i do. >> now, pay-back in a different form. father joe says the selection was easy. >> i couldn't think after better family to represent the archdioces than to represent the people of the area. they are just wonderful people. >> those wonderful people representing all of the collective families of the philadelphia archdioces for one historic moment.

bernadette bows tells us that her wish is that her mom who recently passed away would be there.tap the nbc 10 app for everything to know about the papal visit. the pope's itinerary, street closures and mass transit information for that weekend. also a list of things you're not allowed to bring in when you come to see the pope. >>> good morning. temperatures today expected to stay a little below average in mid-70s, it's going to feel like fall. we are also going to see a dry stretch so we saw an active last couple of days and now things are going to dry out. we'll warm back up so it will feel summer-like. a live look outside, the flags are blowing on top of the a aramark building. clear skies, 58 degrees. lots of sunshine so we'll get rid of all of the clouds we saw yesterday. we're at 50 in the poconos, 5 forin allentown, 54 degrees in pottstown. same thing in wilmington if you're waking up with us in dover 55. atlantic city 55 degrees. and this is a big difference from yesterday. yesterday we were about 11 degrees warmer in the poconos, down 9 degrees in allentown, it's 10 degr

. >> in a special surprise announcement at saint christopher's parish in somerton, bernadette and herpresent all families of the archdiocese and greet pope francis when he lands in philadelphia in two weeks. >> i couldn't think of a better family to represent the archdiocese ton represent the people of the area. they're just wonderful people. >> father joseph garvin shows the bows have faced shard hardship and empathy for others. he's a former philly police officer shot wounded seven years ago much his officer patrick mcdonnell was killed. >> i knew we got our miracle and we're so blessed. i knew got would get us threw everything and it was rough. it was rough on all of them. >> i think about him every day. there's not a day that goes that i don't think about him. >> the bows just endured another loss beg your pardon in a debt's mom passed away suddenly. >> i would loved to have been able to tell my mom and my dad. she would have been gleaming. >> 12-year-old matthew, 11-year-old riley and nine-year-old gabrielle are just as excited as mom and dad. i hope he enjoys his stay. >> they'l

. >> michelle bernadette. >> ruth sheila. >> robin layer. >> judith. >> christopher randall. >> scottohn adam larson. >> natalie jenna. >> gary edward. >> paul. >> charles a. >> stephen james. >> maria. >> dennis francis l. >> mary. >> anna mae. >> stephen. >> robin. >> nathaniel l. >> and my beloved brother alejandro. we roto- love letter that is too long. it up i read i will start crying and you said to me there is no crying, you have to be strong. i want to say that i love love you and i miss you very much. mom and dad are here, your son can't make a, it is hard for him. it has been 14 years. he is 27 now i27 now i know you would be very proud of him. he always says why but he has faith that he will see you one day, we love you, and we miss you. >> and our beloved john, we think of you every single day. your light and spirit shine so brightly through your daughter. i know you so proud of her. she hopes that you see here and i tell her that you do. i love love you and you are unforgettable. >> david w. >> eugene. >> james patrick l. >> joseph j. >> neil j. >> robert gl. >> leon. >>

. >> reporter: bernadette recently celebrateher first anniversary working in ... deconstruction. tearing down some of baltimore's vast stretches of abandoned row houses. >> just the drills is not as easy as some people think. >> reporter: the 52-year-old woman from east baltimore didn't plan on working in deconstruction. she was a teacher's assistant. until the evils of the streets and the temptation to make quick cash ruined her life. >> how did you become unemployable? >> i was working in the school system then i got into selling drugs, again. and didn't go back to work. and then i started using. >> what kind of drugs? >> heroin. >> heroin? >> yes. >> she decided to go clean but like hundreds of other ex-felons in baltimore, she found herself hampered by a criminal record. it took her years to land this job, part of a program called details run by humana. >> no one would hire you? >> no. >> she leaves her house early to make it to work by 7:30. walking through streets ravaged by drugs and joblessness, lined by abandoned homes. some of the 16,000 empty rots in baltimore. -- empt

. >> reporter: five months after her son was killed, bernadette valdez is still fighting back the tearscame to the realization that he's not going to be there for the holidays. you cry every day. >> reporter: t -- family and friends of emilio navares came together for a news conference across from where he died. >> he was just a really cool guy. super friendly, for me he was my protecter. >> reporter: at 1:00 a.m., emilio was at the golden gate ball where his band the lucky egypt performing when fire rang out. >> there was gunfire, had nothing to do with them. someone fired at the direction of the the golden bull, in the direction of their band and emilio was shot. >> reporter: he grew up playing music. >> i just always encouraged him to play his music because i felt it was an avenue for therapy, for exercise, and he just, he just enjoyed it. >> reporter: police released more information about the case. they had already put out surveillance photos of two persons of interest and now they include a third. and here's the high end car they drove away from the scene. >> so it's a 2001 to 200

. >> we saw you in the video, bernadette, you were moved to tears. >> it was so emotional.ally motional. we were just so blessed that this happened and the kids, keep saying mom, you are crying again. >> what were you thinking, we were thinking of you, we mentioned you on the show. we saw you standing there waiting. what were you thinking when you saw them come down and walk towards you. >> it was just a feeling of calmness that came over everything. the band, you could hear the band, i could not even tell you what the band was playing. when you a approached you, he looked at you so intently. you were here. his soul purpose was on you and nothing else. feeling like everything is okay now. it was such a warm handshake. >> look at this hug though too. >> amazing. >> okay, you cry baby. >> did anybody sleep the night before. >> i did not sleep one minute. one minute. you are looking at the clock. i want to get two hours in. still not sleeping. but when gabby was talking to pope francis he was so intently listening to her. it is just amazing. it was like we were the only people

christopher's, bernadette and her family of five were chosen to represent all families of the archdiocesefrancis when he land in philadelphia. >> i could not think of a better family to represent the archdiocese then to represent the people of the area. they are just wonderful people. >> reporter: father joseph garvin says bows have faced hardship. richard bows is a former philadelphia police officer shot and wounded in the line of duty seven years ago. his partner patrick mcdonald was kill. >> i knew, it was a blessing. it was rough on all of them. >> there is not a day that goes by that i don't think about it. >> that was seven years ago, tomorrow, right. >> yes. >> thanks for coming in. >> it is a miracle, isn't it. >> it is. >> you had no idea that you guys were going to be picked as a family. >> my husband did. >> just to make sure to get the family there what did you to tell them when they walk in the church and there were cameras there. >> father wanted us at the mass to go to the all the tore bring gifts. >> thaw guys got the gifts. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> so lets say hi to ever

christopher's par niche somerton bernadette bows and her family of five chosen to represent all familiesf the archdiocese and greet pope francis when he lands in philadelphia in two weeks. >> i could not think of the better family to represent the archdiocese, and to represent the people of the area. they are just wonderful people. >> reporter: father joseph garvin ways the bows have faced hardship with love, empathy for others. richard bows is a former philadelphia police officer shot and wounded in the line of duty, seven years ago. the his partner, officer patrick mcdonald was killed. >> i knew it was a miracle. we're so blessed. i knew god would get us through everything. it was rough on all of them. >> there is not a day that goes by that i don't think bit. >> reporter: bows enjoyed another loss this week when brandon's mother passed away suddenly. >> i just would have loved to be able to tell her and my dad the children are just as excited as mom and dad. >> unought aible. >> reporter: bows will join arch bush of charles chaput when pope land in philadelphia saturday september 26th

bernadette's church school in silver spring excitement about the upcoming papal visit is everywhere, in the reallies, on the walls and especially -- in the halls, on the walls and especially in the classrooms. >> everybody is excited, but for us this is particularly exciting because he is our holy father. >> reporter: while most of these young parishioners will only get to see pope francis' mass on television, three will be there in person each chosen by the pastor for letters they penned explaining why they'd like to attend the papal mass. today monsignor smith made the rounds of the classrooms congratulating the winners. >> i'm here to say and to give a ticket to one of the classmates who wrote a particularly good letter asking to go to the mass and to give a papal mass ticket to catalina shyder. >> reporter: for catalina this papal mass will be even more special. >> it will be really great especially because the mass is going to be recited in spanish. since i'm bilingual. >> reporter: for her younger schoolmates, winning the tickets left them speechless literally. >> say hi to pop

. >> reporter: for bernadette, seeing the pope land at joint base andrews is what's most important even if she can't be on the tarmac. she did the same when pope benedict arrived. >> i took a picture with the little camera i had of the plane taking off with the logo on the back. it was very moving for me and i felt very connected. >> reporter: as the pope's scheduled landing got closer, the crowd began to grow outside the base. they have a custom of welcoming popes. >> i've seen pope john paul ii, saw pope benedict. >> reporter: after the moment happened and the pope traveled across forrestville road -- >> i was too busy trying to get the picture but it was like oh my god, the pope, the pope. you know? i'm sorry, you know? it was infantile as that. >> reporter: it was a moment for these people who were standing here. at first it was oh my gosh, it's pressure, then oh my goodness, it's the pope. they really are screaming. what's interesting is what we say happen after that. they call it the francis effect. we witnessed it among this crowd of people. we'll have more on that coming up on n

. >> and i -- both tim curry and bernadette peters, i said, you it was just the three villains, you know. they're doing too much. but anyway, so we wrap, i went back to -- i was living in honolulu at the time. benadette went to new york and tim went to london. now, i had always wanted a chin. >> seth: that's nice. >> i had a very weak chin, and i -- there was an oral surgeon in honolulu who said he could bring it out about three millimeters. i didn't want a big chin. all i wanted to was to be able to feel rain.m[ laughter ] >> seth: otherwise it runs straight onto your shirt. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> i got the operation, so i got more of a chin. >> seth: okay. >> well, it's there. anyway, so i got a call from the producer who said we're going to reshoot the "easy street" number. i said, well, i have a chin now. [ laughter ] miss hannigan drag we're not going to do it picture to picture, it'll be separate and you and i add all this stuff. he said nobody will notice. of course, no matter. so we went back, sure enough they shot it with the three of us, it was going to be a great

bernadette catholic school. >> these are really good. >> reporter: and inside the classroom -- >> whatdo we know about the pope? >> reporter: -- it's one of the most talked about lessons since the start of school. but the highlight of the day came on tuesday morning. >> mrs. wood, whose classroom are we visiting first? >> reporter: when monsignor smith surprised three students with tickets to attend pope francis' historic mass at the basilica. >> knock, knock. >> good morning monsignor smith. >> reporter: one of the tickets went to brandon. >> congratulation, man. good job. >> reporter: the surprise left him somewhat speechless. >> i don't know. >> reporter: but his classmates not so much. >> it's like a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> reporter: even putting in a few requests of their own. >> say hi to pope francis for us, please. >> reporter: next, it was off to a fourth grade class where another student was given the surprise of a lifetime. >> and give a papal mass ticket to kathleena. congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: monsignor smith's last stop was down the hall in thi

the honor, humbling wife bernadette, to tears. >> so blessed and humbled, and very grateful. >> feel't feel like we're worthy enough for something of this caliber. >> to their left the man that believes they are worthy, st. christopher parish father joseph garvin, who stayed by richard seven years ago, as he recovered. >> father was with us from the hospital all the way through to even when i was confined to a hospital bed in the house. >> the bullet both shattered richard's hip and ended his career as an officer. father joe even tried to help the family financially. they respond in the bows family way. >> i got a lovely card from her back t said dear father joe: somebody in our parish needs this more than i do. >> now, pay back in a different form. father joe says the selection was easy. >> i couldn't think of a better family to represent the archdioces, and to represent the people of the area. they're just wonderful people. >> those wonderful people representing all of the collective families of the philadelphia archdioces for one historic moment. so, what will they say? >> i hope

mom bernadette tells us her wish is that her mom who recently passed away would be there. tap the nbc app for everything to know. you find the pope's itinerary, closures and mass transit, also a list of things that you are not allowed to bring if you are coming to see the pope. >>> turning to decision 2016, 11 republican presidential candidates will be looking to grab the spotlight during wednesday's debate. donald trump is still the front-runner in the early voting states but there are clear signs and indications that republicans are still shopping around. the new poll shows ben carson is battling for the lead in iowa. but the donald is not backing down. taking swipes at carson and just about everyone else. >> i'll make great deals for this country. ben can't do that. >> part of the problem is we live in a sound bite society. >> come wednesday it may well be a free for all as 11 candidates take the prime time stage for the critical round two republican debate. >>> democrat hillary clinton is facing her own set of challenges. the company that managed hillary clinton's priv

bernadette held the family together through their recovery. >> just meeting him is a blessing. >> they are symbolic of the world meeting of families, the primary reason for the pope's visit to the u.s. preparations are already underway for the event. more than 1 million all wanting to see him, pope francis, the man who captured the nation's attention with his gentle smile and ability to lift us up through his example of love for the most fragile among us. >> and for this pope, who wants to be so close to his people, it's a particular security challenge. i want to point out this entire area behind us has been secured. anytime you want to go in or out, it's like going through the airport. from philadelphia, abc news. >> the sounds of legendary rock band ac/dc shook thousands of music fans all night long at san francisco's at&t park. but was it too loud for neighbors? cornell bernard has the story. ♪ [laughter] >> gloria from san carlos was ready to rock with her trademark light-up ac/dc horns. others were too. >> tell me why you are here. >> i love ac/dc. >> 38,000 fans backed into at&t

langone >> thomas michael langone >> michele bernadette lanza >> ruth sheila lapin >> ingeborg lariby >> robin blair larkey >> christopher randall larrabee >> hamidou s. larry >> scott larsen >> john adam larson >> natalie janis lasden >> gary edward lasko >> nicholas craig lassman >> paul laszczynski >> charles a. laurencin >> stephen james lauria >> maria lavache >> denis francis lavelle >> jeannine mary laverde >> anna a. laverty >> steven lawn >> robert a. lawrence jr. >> nathaniel lawson >> and my beloved brother alejandro castello. your niece wrote a love letter. i know it's too long. if i read it, i'll start crying. to me, there's no use crying. you have to be strong. i just want to say that i love you and i miss you very much. mom and dad are here. your son can't make it. it's hard for him. it's been 14 years. he's 27 now. i know you're going to be very proud of him. he always says why, but he has faith that he will see you one day. we love you and we miss you. >> and our loved sean gordon o'neil. we think of you every single day. your light and spirit shine so brightly throug

bernadette's school have been by my side through this entire time. they have been making group chats called pray for julia, posting videos. i have two best friends that actually came over yesterday and have been supporting me throughout this whole time. my principal, she's the one who made this happen. she made this possible for me. this is why i'm here today. just so lucky to have -- to be in the best school in the world and have the best principal in the world. they've been by my side throughout this whole entire time. >> that's extraordinary and i think you have pretty extraordinary parents as well. how lucky are you to have this one in your family? >> i'm very lucky. she does a lot for me. she gives me hope. you know, she consoles me, but we will get through it. we're going to get julia better hopefully sooner than later. >> well, certainly you have our thoughts and prayers with you and thank you for sharing your story. you're inspiring so many by you. i'm so grateful you had this experience. it's wonderful. >> thank you. >> what the pope represe

the church open schools but provided the building for this daycare center run by sister teresa bernadettea few years ago this would have been unthinkable," she said. "what will happen in the future we don't know." what cubans do know is that the old days are slipping away even if not at a pace many would like. the hope is that francis will continue to press their government to change in ways that only he can. scott? >> allen pizzey traveling with the pope in cuba. allen, thank you. >>> president obama will personally welcome the pope when he lands at joint base andrews outside washington at about 4:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. and cbs news will bring you live coverage right here. the pope will spend five days in washington, new york, and philadelphia. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues is looking into the challenge of protecting a man who puts his own safety in the hands of the lord. >> reporter: the coast guard is out in force in philadelphia. patrolling the delaware river, ready to restrict boat traffic during the pope's visit. captain benjamin cooper took us on patrol. >> we

bernadette. she says her classmates helped her get there. everybody worked together to make it happen. her teachers, her family. she's there with her brothers it's amazing to watch. >> it really is. >> she's hoping that day yesterday will help her in this battle. of course, we're all hoping and praying for her as well. >> absolutely. hoping and praying for her as well. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> stay with us for live coverage of the pope's events all day long. if you're not near a tv or a computer, you can still watch us any time, anywhere. download the news 4 new york app. we're going to wipe our tears and take a break. >> up next, people were not just lining up for pope francis this morning. we're going to tell you about a big release. it's a non-papal release happening in just a few hours. you're watching "today in new yoplait. the smooth and creamy yo urt your whole family loves. yoplait ortginal with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose brn syrup. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just ab

bernadette school. they made this happen for me. >> reporter: were you able to hear him say anything? >> reporter: he touchedy? -- touched you? did you say anything? >> bless me father. >> reporter: he nodded and smiled? >> yes. >> reporter: if you could say anything to him right now, what would it be? >> thank you, holy father, you made many so happy! thank you! >> reporter: and now you're hoping for your miracle? >> yes, i'm hoping, and i believe. i believe! >> reporter: you seem very strong and tough, and we believe in you, too. >> thank you. thank you! >> reporter: god bless you. >> god bless you, too. thank you! >> pope francis will be making what some are calling his most important stop today. he will be visiting elementary students at the our lady queen of angels school. it serves a mostly immigrant community. janelle burrell is live with. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris we have seen pope francis is a very humble man, and two groups that are the most important to him are children and immi

the little kids, the kids, nearly pass the out. >> and bernadette his wife was in tearsment look at her> what? we're going to do what? on september 26th we're going to do what? >> complete surprise. of course richard new, like making they would go to church that day, but complete surprise. look at her, tears in her eyes. beautiful. >> all right, in six minute, that family will meet pope francis. well, maybe more than. that will we think the plane will land. >> wonderful. i think they come from st. christopher parish in somerton, of course the name of st. christopher means the one who paris christ, some ways our holy father of course bringing this message every christ to us here in philadelphia. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, the eagles instant game with top prizes of $50,000. and second chance prizes,