the bouncer is ignoring him.me progressed with the bouncer ignored him, the man became more agitated. i said to him, hey, you know, just leave it alone. he's not worth worrying about. he says oh, you want a piece of me. i thought uh-oh. this guy is really nuts. so i got out my camera, leaned on a parking meter there and just waited. let it rip. >> according to zenny, the man had been harassing people inside harry's bar and had gotten kicked out. when the man continues to approach the door and make threatening gestures, the bouncer issues a warning. >> back up. back up. >> the bouncer says, i want you to step beyond here. in other words, that area out there is public property. this is private property. do not come within it. >> but when the man doesn't move, the stoic bouncer springs into action. he put the gentleman in a choke hold. now the other guy, his partner for some inexplicable reason grabs his legs and brought him down to make sure he was on the ground and stabilized, although i think that's why he ended

and by the way, this is my favorite part, taco bell will hire a bouncer for this taco bell cantina in chicago. >> if i can't get into taco bell, i've got real problems. >> now that you're adding the bouncer, it sounds appetizer. >> right, doesn't it? it will be safe. >> seals the deal. >> enjoy. >> thanks, bill. that's a good one. >>> let's get a check of the weather now from chris cimino. >> well, it doesn't really get much better than this. plenty of blue skies, sunshine, low humidity and warm temperatures. we're in the midst of a rm wag trend with more sunshine thought only today, but for the next few days. the humidity levels stay comfortable. there is a slight risk for shower or two on sunday, but again, we do need the rain. and here is why. you can see on the drought monitor, the area in it a moderate drought. dry conditions over the entire northeast. and that feedback starts to happen where we get patterns that keep us dry for prolonged periods of time. so you can see from this storm tracker view what is going on. nothing in terms of rainfall nearby. from here along the east co

>> did you mention he was a bouncer? >> he was a bouncer. that's right. >> did you mention his first girlfriend? >> yeah, that's right. he was really in love with her. >> he had a girlfriend when he was a teenager. he had a girlfriend. there are a number of people that know him who said, if i can't marry her, i'm going to become a priest. so because of that broken heart, we have a pope. >> and he also loves to tango. >> yes. >> we know he likes a stae. >> it's a strong tea. it's bitter. it's awful. i shouldn't say that, but he like it >> it's an acquired taste. >> i guess you grow up with it, if that makes sense. >> apparently it served him well. >> yeah. >> by the way, father gill has something special here. the cheer is going up behind us. we are so grateful to have father gill with us because he didn't have to be. inside st. patrick's cathedral there are 1,000 priests who are going to hear the vespers this evening. >> father gill won one of the seats and he has his ticket here. so if we can get a shot, i want to show you right now. father

one of which is that he was a bouncer. he was a bouncer. which i thought was great. he's only 5'9" and i thought that was not big a bouncer. >> i was going to saying must have been a very quiet club back in the day. >> i thought that was amazing. >> a janitor. he was a janitor at one point. he also -- i mean, he was big in science, he's a scientist. >> he taught science. he taught science also. and he has not been interested in watching television since 1990. he actually committed to the virgin mary that he would turn off his tv. however, we're really happy to know that u have not turned it off and still watching, we're happy to bring in nicole bureau who brewer. she now joins us. >> reporter: hi there, pat and jim you're doing a great job and i'm loving watching the coverage of this historic event welcoming pope francis here to our city. i'm standing right down the way from you in front of the main stage here, and watched that beautiful mass inside the basilica of sts. peter and paul on one of the jumbo trons, father john kelly of st. john the baptist in manayunk, y

he calls the bouncer over to remove the customer. >> there are cameras up there.to lose my job over this bull [ bleep ]. get out. >> but robbins won't leave. he and the bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins

he was also a bouncer at a nightclub in buenos aires. >> that is true. if you want to hire somebody good you hire them from the restaurant. >> specifically a bouncer. if you can guide these drunk girls with no shoes crying where is my friends you can guide us all. >> that is true. liberal panel i bet you ignored this part of the pope's speech you referreded to because you couldn't turn it into an ideological shhot shot. >> you think the pope was somehow speaking from the left when he was speaking from the bible. a oo was climate change in the bible? >> it doesn't talk about abortion or gay rights. it talks about the climate, the poor, the homeless, the needy. that's the message from the pope. >> the climate? >> the environment. >> oh my god. oh, i didn't mean to say that. you know what happened? the pope would say something moral and it was like a hotel flashlight that you could tell what your ideology is. the hope would say something you would find out who the liberal was and republican was by how they would react to what he said. >> sometimes my metaph

. >> a bouncer. >> a bouncer and all that. doesn't seem like a very good guy.midating. maybe that skill set is there, that he chooses his&36m words cy and wisely but enough to tick off people like a pat buchanan, and some liberals say he didn't good far enough. what does he gain after this visit? >> i think he opens a few eyes. life is consequence shall, and he is pointing to the end effect of look what our economic policies are doing to people. 11 million women die a year of malnutrition.y our goals. >> very near here, quite near here, there is a very important street named after a person who did a lot for other people. i would like to recall this person with you. i'm talking about#=9'zgdt reverd martin luther king. one day he said, i have a dream. he dreamt that many children, many people, could7pw3t( have el opportunities. this dream was that many children like you could have access to education. he dreamt that many men and women like you5(ç. >> it is beautiful to have dreams and beautiful to fight for dreams. don't forget about that. today, we want to keep

he's basically the bouncer at club congress, which is probably the worst club ever.ryone at the club has aids. ok so aids wordplay on his first night in the chair. i'm curious what you think that might tell less about his style youg down the line -- what might tell us about his style going down the line. he has been offensive on twitter in the past. yes flat back against outreach culture, which has occurred a lot. is a massive debut. maybe not the best joke but it shows there might be a fearlessness to him that might push back against the audience in a way that can make the show is. -- his. mark: another big part of jon stewart's talent is he is a good interviewer. funny but informative. kevin hart was the guest yesterday. world with ae rockstar body as well. >> have you seen my pants? mark: it was not hard-hitting but i thought it was pretty friendly, welcoming. what did you think of him as an interviewer andy think we will see him with presidential candidates -- and do you think we will see him with presidential candidates? >> he will have to work on that. -- is st

she said she went to protect her sister and some bouncers brought her out of the bar to the cop in the parking lot. >> miss uribe's attorneys produced this blotchy surveillance video which they say shows the cop throwing her to the ground and punching her in the head. >> miss uribe spoke today through an interpreter. >> translator: when he twisted my arm to the back he threw me down to the ground. he continued to hit me on my face. after that i lost consciousness. >> reporter: according to the police, miss uribe was throwing bottles at people inside the bar. she was brought outside where police say she spit, punched and scratched the cop in the face. the cop said i delivered several closed-fifties strikes to uribe's face until she stopped striking me. now where is the cop now and what's he doing? what are the lawyers saying and where does this case go to from here? i'll catch up with all of that coming up at 6:00. live in prince georges, pat collins, news 4. >>> it's scott mcfarland at the live desk and breaking news near the frederick montgomery county line in maryland. an injured hik

before becoming a priest he worked as a chemical technician and a nightclub bouncer, as he rose through the ranks of the church, he visited some of the poorest neighbourhoods of buenos aires. the pope's bagged as a reg u lair joe, a prost that remains close to his flock. comes through. >> he is ground. that's built on experience there in the slums of buenos aires. and his own history. i think he's of coursing us to question the world around us, rather than discussing the stock markets and ups and downs, but afford. >> he addressed the stockmarket. >> yes, he said it's scandalous that we worry about a couple of points on the stock market than those dying. >> reporter: he meets with the hungry, and building showers in st. peters squares for those that sleep there. the first time he left the vatican as pope, it was to comfort refugees, risking their lives, seeking asylum in europe. this summer as hundreds of thousands struggled to find a spaf haven, he called on catholic churches to offer shelter to refugees, and brought a syrian christian family to live in the vatican. xauls for social an

starring patrick swayze only made $30 million when it was released in 1989, but a story of a zen bouncer ordered to clean up a bar. and now "holdhouse" is getting a boost. it will be with rhonda row sichlt she asked for the widow's blessing before she took on the role. >>> and we're counting down to the kickoff of the new nfl season tonight. the new england patriots and steelers meet. the two locker room workers were accuse of illegally deflating footballs before last season's afc championship game. the nfl says their reinstatement is under review. our football coverage kicks off with the fl today here on cbs. it starts sunday at noon. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" analyst bill cowher will review the upcoming season. >>> the mets have a seven game lead in the n.l. east. new york sweeps washington in the big three game series. >>> in boston, david ortiz hits his 498th career home run. a three-run shot as the red sox hammer the a.l. east leading the blue jays 10-4. the sox take two out of three from toronto. just their second series loss since july. >>> when we return, a driver's dis

use basically the bouncer at club congress. [laughter] >> which is probably the worst club ever.e has aids. mark: ok, so aides wordplay on his first night. i'm curious what you think that might tell us about his style going down the line. will: certainly a groaner, no question. things we think we know about noah is that he has been on twitter in the past. back against outrage culture, which hurts them a lot. i think it is telling that on this was aight, massive debut, for him to go for a joke like that, it shows there might be a fearlessness to him, that may push back against the audience in a way that can make the joke is. the question is whether the audience will be there with him. mark: obviously another big part of jon stewart's talent was a darn good interviewer. he was funny but also informative. noah's first guest was comedian kevin hart. let's look at this interview. >> touring the world, making movies with the rockstar body. [laughter] >> have you seen my pants? [laughter] i thought his style was pretty friendly, pretty welcoming. what you think of him as a sitdown inter

. >>> before we leave you here at 6:00 tonight, two bears that couldn't resist being bouncers in a new jersey backyard. a homeowner got video of these two cubs having a little warm fun in the afternoon sun yesterday. look at this, vanessa. [ laughter ] >> i don't know what they're doing. the cubs are wrestling on this trampoline in the backyard. oh, no play fighting the a little fight club. until finally they just said they had enough. [ inaudible ] >> a honey of a time. finally with a little extra spring in their step, they wandered off. >> i hear they are going to be made part of the little bears club the trampoline officially. [ laughter ] >>> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," did holding his tongue cause new problems for donald trump? have a good weekend and we thank you for being here.

he follows up with a bouncer through the infield. two more runs score. a's build up a big lead and they do hang on. they are entertaining. 10-9 this afternoon. we have another golf tournament to report. monday afternoon closer. rickie fowler, sharply dressed. two shots back with five to play. he wins it with a 3 under 68. right there. that is the sporting life for this early holiday evening. more tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, a step towards ending sexism in california. the new legislation that helps women get their fair share and has california setting the pace. >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. see you later. good morning, almost husband. good morning, almost -- oh, no! no! oh! oh! pepper: oh, calm down. this can't be the first time you've woken up with other men in your bedroom. happy wedding day! [ laughs ] what are you doing here? you pay for a full-service wedding, you get our full packages. ohh. close, honey. so close. and we're crossing.

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and, you know, i was a bouncer and a bodyguard all the way through college.eryone will wind up loving her and they'll hate me because i'm protecting her. >> joe came out to support a new app called go 90 which brings on demand entertainment video an kanye west gave a surprise performance. ♪ i know >> moving on now. selena gomez mobbed in france. she arrived in paris on train but a massive crowd was waiting for her. body guards protected the singer as she made her way off the platform. she's in paris to promote her album. finally check out sam smith's bond theme. ♪ >> the writing is on the wall is the song. he spoke to sam about the honor of singing the bond theme. >> how did that feel, oh, my god i'm doing the bond film. >> it hasn't set in yet. people haven't heard it yet. so i'm really nervous. i keep looking at that page and seeing my name on it and it's unreal. >> how long did it take to write that song? >> about 20 minutes, 25 minutes. >> 20 minutes? is that the fastest song you have ever written? >> it was, actually. it came so fast to us. i can't expla

and, you know, i was a bouncer and a bodyguard all the way through college.o everyone will wind up loving her and they'll hate me because i'm protecting her. >> joe came out to support a new app called go 90 which bring onz demand entertainment video an kanye west gave a surprise performance. ♪ i know >> listening to music is something most of us take for granted. johnny depp and amber are in rio giving the gift of sound to the deaf, working with a hearing foundation and johnny's band hollywood vampire. >> there is nothing like the feeling of seeing that moment where you're testing the hearing and that moment where they light up and they hear. that moment -- is worth everything. >> and finally, check out sam smith's bond theme for specter. ♪ >> "writing is on the wall" is the song. we spoke to sam about the honor of singing the theme. >> how does that feel when that set in, that you realized, oh, my god, i'm doing the bond film? >> it hasn't set in yet. people haven't heard it yet. so i'm really nervous. i keep looking at that page and seeing my name on it an

so again, i was a bouncer at the university. at the university's pub. i was making $2 -- this was 1977. i was making 27. -- $2.60 an hour. this friend came in, mike! tonight i made $200. the next night he came in and said, mike, tonight i made $400. i said, whoa, that's 160 hours of bouncing. whatever he's doing, i'm going to take it out. i went to this local mutual fund fund company's office and they gave me this test which i mightily failed, however they must have been desperate to hire me. i became a mutual fund salesman at 26 in canada. so that was my beginning. >> so 26 selling investments in canada. i would imagine you stood out like a sore thumb. >> yes. and canada wasn't that multi-cultural as it is today. but every time, paul, i would sit across the kitchen table, which the prospect's kitchen table, from the family, i would ask myself a question. is there is a formula that you practice consequently you get wealth every time? that was my quest. >> yes. >> yes. >> can you share that with us? >> yes. >> i recognize that successful things very well

. >> reporter: he was a nightclub bouncer, you never know what you'll learn with this pope. >> i thoughtt was cool he had a motorcycle he auctioned off. you don't hear a lot of popes having motorcycles. >> doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> the pope will head to new york city tomorrow, before he arrives here in philadelphia on saturday. today, more changes are under way, as the city prepares for the flood of people arriving for the pontiff's historic visit. a live look over the ben franklin parkway which will have a much different look over the next few days with expected crowds. george spencer brings us up to date on the progress. >> watch the tow trucks rumble through midday. by then, hardly a vehicle left to tow. these papal emergency routes looked almost unrecognizable. >> looks like a ghost time but i'm happy because i bike everywhere and it's been the nicest time to cycle. >> reporter: sarah zimmer may enjoy open roads but closing her business for the papal weekend. the emergency routes cleared today shown in purple on this map, crisscross the city east to west and north to south. stree

nightclub bouncer, fact or fiction? you are now tied. this is a barnburner and a nailbiter.er six. a batmobile. two thumbs up. >> pulp fiction. a batmobile owner in france offered to let the pope drive his vehicle, but he declined an offer that a child with tourette's us in tourette's syndrome going instead. that is not true. the pope did not have a child. the pope is a big fan of tango dancing. four points apiece, one point behind, just one point. in them will get to the tiebreaker. the pope only has one long, fact or fiction. jedediah just jumped into the weeds. >> removed and donated. now driving the batmobile. fact or fiction? >> i have to make a move. and that is fiction. that means that jedediah has won the game. congratulations. six points. joe and jamie with four points apiece. i am holier than you, both of you. we are going to do the bonus question. all right. pants off pope off. here is the tiebreaker. how many pubs in history have there been. have to do an over under on that. it's 266. that is a lot of pope send a lot of pope send a lot of fun playing pope or fict

. >> in the original, you may recall swayze played a bar bouncer who proved himself as a skilled fighters probably why studio execs are looking at one of the best pound for pound fighters on the planet for the rebooted role. >> she called the roadhouse role a great opportunity to have the opportunity to pay respect to the late actor. rousy had parts in "furious 7," "expendables 3," "entourage." but this would be her biggest role so far. >>> katy perry cemented her status as one of the biggest stars in the world. take a look. here she is in front of the chinese theater in hollywood with her hands immortalized. >> it was a festive occasion as perry's best friend jeremy scott also got the cement treatment. and that's a low cut dress, isn't it? >> hello. >> hello, good morning. >>> well, this makes them the first fashion designer to be there. someone that you can best that the wasn't there though, t. swift, taylor. >> music industry source ratcheted up their supposed feud by saying taylor is "obsessed with beating her pop rival's record." page 6 reports smith wants seven number one singles f

starring patrick swayze only made about $30 million when it was released in 1989, but the story of a zen bouncerdered to clean up a bar has come back. and now "roadhouse" is getting a boost. it will be with ronda rousey. she asked for the widow's blessing before she took on the role. production will begin next year. >>> and we're counting down to the kickoff of the new nfl season tonight. the new england patriots and steelers meet in the first matchup of the regular season. the patriots asked the nfl to reinstate its two employees suspended in the deflategate scandal. the two locker room workers were accused of illegally deflating footballs before last season's afc championship game. the nfl says their reinstatement is under review. our football coverage kicks off with nfl today here on cbs. it starts sunday at noon. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" analyst bill cowher will review the upcoming season. >>> the mets have a seven game lead in the n.l. east. they homer in the eighth inning as the mets rally past them. new york sweeps washington in the big three-game series. >>> in boston, david o

he's basically the bouncer at club congress. (laughter) which is probably the worst club ever. mean, first of all, there's hardly any women in the club. there's always a bunch of old guys talking about laying pipe. oh, and everyone at the club has aides. that's-- aides, the people that help you, the-- (applause) too late. the speaker as effective as boehner must have been crushing for the republicans, he help enact budget cuts that for the first time decreased federal spending for two years, he made the most of the bush tax cuts permanent and deported taco tuesday from the cafeteria menu. you know who had a tough job? republican candidate marco rubio who had to break the bad news to a room of conservatives. >> just a few fins ago speaker boehner announced that he would be resigning. (cheers and applause) (laughter) >> trevor: okay, that did not go how i thought. and just by the way, that, that right there, that is the face of a man whose's not used to getting applause. look at him. look at his face. he's like -- what are you doing with your hands? what is going on? well, let me

he played a tough guy bouncer, brought into clean up a seedy bar. movie had legendary fight scenes, and a few love scenes. >> i love the good kicks in that movie according to variety magazine rousey is ready to rekind that will role. we think she can handle herself in the ring. she has a few acting physician under her belt. she has appeared in furious seven, and entourage. this could be a great remake. it is just next one. >> i love to see a woman up there kicking butt. >> she can do that. >>> a groom is being hailed a hero this morning after saving life of the guest at his own wedding reexception. >> wow. >> happened right when codey campbell's father was giving a speech about codey, an l.a. county fire fighter and right when he talk about how codey saves lives as a fire fighter, a guest started choking on a piece of stake. you can see codey jumps right into help. >> and basically i just grabbed her, kicked the chair out of the way and found her naval, rolled up and started to do the heimlich. >> the timing was just crazy because with how the speec

he's basically the bouncer at club congress. (laughter) which is probably the worst club ever. i mean, first of all, there's hardly any women in the club. there's always a bunch of old guys talking about laying pipe. oh, and everyone at the club has aides. that's-- aides, the people that help you, the-- (applause) too late. the speaker as effective as boehner must have been crushing for the republicans, he help enact budget cuts that for the first time decreased federal spending for two years, he made the most of the bush tax cuts permanent and deported taco tuesday from the cafeteria menu. you know who had a tough job? republican candidate marco rubio who had to break the bad news to a room of conservatives. >> just a few fins ago speaker boehner announced that he would be resigning. (cheers and applause) (laughter) >> trevor: okay, that did not go how i thought. and just by the way, that, that right there, that is the face of a man whose's not used to getting applause. look at him. look at his face. he's like -- what are you doing with your hands? what is going on? well, let

>> a bouncer at the local mcdonald's there. >>> 30 minutes to go. the dow up 258 points near session highs at the moment. not the rally alone that we're seeing before the fed meeting but the rally combined with the move upfwhards interest rates. trying to get a signal out of all of this. >> art carbon said this rise in the two year note yield, the word he used jaw dropping. we are back to levels we haven't seen in four and a half years. >> he doesn't think the feds are going to raise rates thursday. >>> a top trading tells us what he is watching in this last and most important half hour of the trading session coming up. >> richard fisher, there he is, he will join us live at the stock exchange momentarily with his thoughts on this week's interest rate decision. stay tuned. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. >>> welcome back. less than

he began his career working as a bouncer in some of the east side's toughest drinking establishmentsportunities to hone his skills. now he runs tactical edge. teaching close combat and knife defense to uk special forces operators and security companies. come at him with a knife, the overwhelming likelihood is that it will soon be hanging out of your ass. >> generally these courses start come at me with a knife and a guy comes at you like it is "friday the 13th." pretty much nobody outside of "friday the 13th" in my experience has ever come at anyone like this. if someone does come, they're rushing at you with multiple -- in a manic frenzy of multiple jabbing or slashing movements. >> yes. your attacker is being affected by adrenaline. in such a state the forebrain starts to shut down. no longer capable of cognitive thought. you tend to get these repeated lines of attack. if they're going for the stomach, it is a sewing machine kind of action. >> is your first order of business deflecting or getting the knife away from them? >> right. i'm either going to gain control of the weapon or

. >> five things you didn't know about the rock star pontiff startk with his days as a nightclub bouncer. >>> then new details on usher's secret wedding. >> and pamela anderson hit the floor during our interview. >>> now on extra, the entertainment capital of la. >> hey everyone, welcome to extra. i'm marrio lopez. >> and an incredible new hollywo hollywood beauty secret. how this woman's neck went from this to that without -- >> security and police rushing to her side this is the fan ambush outside gma that left kerrie washington momentarily shaken. >>> brand new pics, brand new video. here's how it went down. walking out of the studio and poses with not one but two fans. when this woman rushes towards her on the sidewalk. daily mail.com with the details. >> fortunately there was a new york city policeman, one of our finest who was on hand as well as bystanders who came to her aid. >> washington brushed it off, waving and smiling. >> donald trump, the target of the most vicious attack yet. >> how did you get past my wall. >> so controversial, so brutal, we can't show you most of it. eve

he was a kind of a bouncer. >> and like so many teen-age boys, he developed a crush on a girl. >> translator didn't like to let his feelings for the opposite sex arise, but when he was 16 or 17 years old, he met a young lady and he told me that she made his head spin because of the way she was. she was very intelligent, very well educated. >> when we come back, a secret. >> translator: he said, "i'm going to tell you something that i haven't told anyone else." >> and the woman who wanted to keep the future pope from even entering the priesthood. >> i think it came as a big shock to her. plaque psoriasis... ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase... ...the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history o

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. >> he's the bouncer, is he? >> a great interview there. another interview at the am go sete forum, julian asked the italian prime minister whether he was concerned about greece. >> the solution to greece is now a stable government which will implement precisely a very important agreement which has been reached. it's up to the greek authorities and government to do it. now there's an instrument to do it within a very strong and reinforced framework. >> are you concerned, though, the election crisis will delay the very usual discussions on adjustment of the debt load? >> i don't think the two are correlated. on the debt load and the well-known controversies between the imf and the commission, i think they're over. and i think we will find a viable solution over the next few months. in the meantime, what greece needs is a stable government. and, of course, it's up to the population to decide. >> and ceo told me now he thinks it's time to invest in greece? >> i think he's right. if you project forward over greece for the next four or five year

he was a kind of a bouncer. >> and like so many teenage boys, he developed a crush on a girl. >> translator didn't like to let his feelings for the opposite sex arise, but when he was 16 or 17 years old, he met a young lady and he told me that she made his head spin. because of the way she was. she was very intelligent, very well-educated. >>> when we come back, a secret. >> translator: he said, "i'm going to tell you something that i haven't told anyone else." >> and the woman who wanted to keep the future pope from even entering the priesthood. >> i think it came as a big shock to her. ♪ [engine revving] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i accept i'm not the rower i used to be.. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliq

it is appropriate p pa was acting like a bouncer last night evicting cars and throwing them out of the nightclub that is the streets of the center city because they said they would tow them sunday night in a week in advance of the pope's weekend and they were not bluffing. so they have towed dozens of the cars away and they are still towing now. we have seen lots of tow trucks, they go in groups and the good thing is they have towed everybody that needed to be towed because a lot of the tow trucks are empty but they are looking for the next group of victims but a lot of people got plaquard and they are allowed to remain on the streets here until the following thursday, but, here's what brad sat tin found out when he talked to people with the cars on the street and they had no idea they shouldn't be on the street. >> would i think if other people are coming from the outside and they will go eat at the restaurants, they are not going to know. so they will be towed. >> we have a story that they were closed and we dropped food off. we would have gotten towed. >> it is incredibly early but

mayor bouncer met with prisoners inside the d.c.ail who were a part of the workforce training program and designed to keep convicts from becoming repeat offenders. >> news 4's mark segraves has the story. >> reporter: when he was playing football for dunbar high school in southeast, stanford gatling's future was bright. today at age 28 he's an inmate at the d.c. jail. >> i got into the synthetic stuff. >> he told the mayor synthetic drugs turned him into someone he didn't recognize. >> it made my rage occur. it made me do stuff to people i shouldn't have did. >> frederick robinson served ten years for armed robbery and when he was released he had no job skills and no support system. >> i reverted back to the only thing i knew how to do to survive. >> both men are enrolled in the new program the mayor says will help reduce the chances these men and others like them will end up committing more kricrime when they're released. >> again, here i go back to the street, but this program gives me something to hold on to. >> the program will

i've said this a million times, donald trump is clearing the way, like a bouncer. know when a boxer comes out to the ring, he's the guy going illegal immigration isn't the utopia you think it is, and at the last second he's going to bow out. ted cruz is going to jump in the ring and just -- >> you almost knocked me out there. you didn't see that. >> that was a metaphorical opponent. he's not going to hit jedidiah. lou: no extra charge for the visual. thank you. >> thank you. lou: in california, a whale suspecting paddleboarders you can see the humpback whale next to the women paddleboarding off the coast of halfmoon bay. the whale giving a show before diving into the water, that was spectacular and rare, that sight. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> kate steinle's family suing the feds and the city of san francisco over the murder of their daughter at the hands of an illegal immigrant. >> nobody is taking responsibility, accountability, and nothing has changed. >> reporter: we take up the case and sanctuary cities with our legal panel tonight. running my o

. >> reporter: he was a nightclub bouncer, you never know what you'll learn with this pope. >> i thoughtt was cool heed a motorcycle he auctioned off. you don't hear a lot of popes having motorcycles. >> reporter: and now you have. live in west reading, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. with that, let's go live to washington, d.c., this is inside the basilica of the national shrine of the am maimmaculate c. he's in the upper sacristy, he's going to vest in there to prepare, that begins at 4:15 el we he'll canonize father serra who founded missions across california. we can tell you outside, there are 25,000 ticket holders that will celebrate mass with him. you'll see 15,000 seated, and about 10,000 standing behind them. again, expected to start. it's 4:18 now. so i guess we're a couple of minutes behind. count on nbc 10, committed to bring ittiing it to you live as as it happens. >> from d.c., then the pope will head to new york city tomorrow and arrive in philly saturday. >> today, more changes under way as the city prepares for flood of peep coming in for the pontiff's historic

i think it was back when he was a bar bouncer in his youth. but he decided to go into the clergy instead. he were to run for president he would be voted down? eleanor: first of all, he wasn't born in this country. for one thing. david: he's spanish. john: is he too political? pat: he has an agenda that goes beyond morality and goes into the realm of politics and global issues and on those, quite frankly, he has divided people just as people are divided on the other. john: he's the pope of how many catholics in the world? what did we say there were? pat: there are 1.2 billion catholics in the world. john: 1.2 billion catholics in the world. john: how do the other catholics think when they read and analyze in those different theaters around the world think about the pope? clarence: the church is not a democracy but i was out there with a crowd the other way and i think he would have won election if it was up to a vote. he's a great, popular guy. john: answer the question. will the pope's popularity in the same after his visit concludes? pat: i t

. >> he was a bouncer, right? jamie is this true he had quite a storied background. >> i was watching a documentary on him. in his early years he was bouncer. he really liked to dance. he almost got married. was serious with a girl. that is, he was in confession the at time he felt that he had a calling that he wanted to become a priest. >> john, back to you, how would you define the francis effect? what is it? i know, i kind of feel it but i don't know if i can articulate it. >> something in the air. no, he is getting people to look at the church inra different way. unfortunately in recent years, people look at the church kind of a, someone wag as finger. i think he is reaching out of hand. he smiles. he has a sense of humor. i think he is welcoming people in. he want as church with open doors. i think that is part of it. i think he is shakeing up political debates focusing on inequality and climate change. >> john, i was wondering in your research what was the pivotal moment where he decided he was going to comm

some women were beating up on her sister and when she went to the rescue she says some bouncer took herutside to the cop in the parking lot. she talked to us today through an interpreter. >> translator: when he twisted my arm to the back he threw me down to the ground. he continued to hit me on my face after that i lost consciousness. >> reporter: miss uribe's lawyerses have produced a blotchy surveillance video which shows the cop throwing her to the ground and punching her in the head. according to the police, miss uribe was throwing bottles at people inside the bar. she was brought outside where police say she spit, punched and scratched the cop in the face. the cop said i delivered several closed-fist strikes to uribe's face until she stopped striking me. >> the cop here was off duty, in uniform, providing security for the bar when this happened. he remains on active duty with the police department. the prosecutor will review the case. in the meantime miss uribe has been charged with assaulting the police officer and her lawyers say they may sue the cops. watch this space. wendy, ba