cardinal timothy dolan will be here. that's who he'll be speaking to. when he spoke yesterday in washington he addressed the clergy and raised some eyebrows. when he praised them for their courage dealing with the sex abuse scandal referring to it somewhat vaguely but clear that's what he was saying and people were offended he was talking about the clergy courage and not necessarily the suffering of the victims. >> the big question is whether or not that will come up

today we are hearing from both commissioner bratton and cardinal timothy dolan about the pope's trip. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson is live at st. patrick's cathedral with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: over the next couple of days you're going to and tighter. one of the biggest changes you will see is right here in front of st. patrick's cathedral. a big fence is going to go up 5th avenue, only those invited to prayer service thursday evening will be able to pass through. this is the first stop for pope francis here in new york city, where, again, unprecedented security is now in place. >> we like having company, so we got a great visitor this week. >> reporter: something cardinal timothy dolan spoke about sunday morning during mass, come thursday evening he will be side by side with pope francis here inside st. patrick's cathedral. the special prayer service in front of 2400 invited guests including governor cuomo and mayor de blasio. >> there's a wonderful sense of enthusiasm and hospitality. this is the church most visited by popes outside of italy. is that

david: that was cardinal timothy dolan with the pink, someone who exemplifies joy and the joy in the good cigar. the way for the apple iphone six as in the iphone success plus. well, that wait is over. all of the new bells and whistles are installed. a new 3 d touch system. the lines have been long. checking out the crowds at an apple store on michigan avenue in chicago. >> the line is as short as it has been all day. lots of good news. not as exciting. that is where tim cook surprisingly showed up at an apple store. a lot of people surprised to see him, but happy that he was there overseeing the whole thing. essentially a flash mob, a bunch of crazy people, the 1st sold to a sprint customer. you can get a sprint apple phone for aa dollar a month with heavy restrictions. the 1st guy who got a phone at this store in chicago, i guy who is an app developer and says she has 800 apps on his phone and this year there were shorter lines but probably only because a lot of people were allowed to preorder. >> we have seen it slow down because they are doing preorders. hearing them talk, what t

it is the first time cardinal timothy dolan will host a papal visit.7. welcome back. >> charlie, good to be here. gayle, norah, good morning. >> there is great anticipation. >> you bet there is. i'm kind of nervous. i hope i'm not showing it. i feel like the father of the bride or something. >> he's in cuba, washington, philadelphia. is he coming with a pastoral visitor is it a visit with a political message? >> both. but you had it in the right sequence, charlie. he's coming as a pastor, as an apostle, as an evangelist. but in preaching that gospel message, in handing on to us the teaching of god as revealed in jesus christ and the bible, there's always implications in the moral life. some of those implications are in the economic and political realm. even though he doesn't come as a politician or economist, obviously in the articulation of basic biblical principles and he's a pro at that, there's going to be implications for the economy, the environment, for morality, politics. so it's a little bit of both. >> he will address congress in washington.

new york officials and cardinal timothy dolan say free tickets should not be used for profit.ave a section dedicated to everything you need to know about the pope's visit. head to the nbc washington app. you can check it for traffic concerns and what to expect in d.c. when he's here at the end of the month. >>> breaking news on the roads, 66 our problem, sudley road, lost chopper shot here. we're jammed inbound there. a problem here randolph road at veirs mill road. 27 south at 109. you can see slow the entire section of 270 there from frederick to the spur going 45 miles per hour. this morning, a disabled vehicle there, doesn't look like that's slowing things down too much here. this morning, big look at the beltway, overall, looking typical. all the way over to the spur, we don't usually see all of that yellow pass the red there. we're a little yellow there this morning. 95 northbound, prince george's county looking typical, slow here inbound to indian head highway before the beltway, looking up top here. no major problems on 95. b.w. parkway, 29, 66 inbound. >>> one thing n

at the age of 90 last week and was laid to rest after a beautiful funeral service that by cardinal timothy dolanhere to stand with the fans that came to see the service. >> other players like that anymore? >> they will never be another yankee team like the players, the mickey mantle. they were not inspirational like those players. >> the police motorcade got the family, friends and feet teammates. i was able to see reggie jackson, joe piscopo command former mayor giuliani, he thought yogi berra was a great man and that he was a fan. ten time world series champion and also a nativea navy veteran on the beaches when the invasion happened on d-day. he actually had a navy salute. yogi berra will be remembered in the hearts of americans all across the country, but i will leave you with one thing. when you come to a fork in the road take it. >> everything they guy did, he did really well. you can live aa life maybe as well, but you cannot beat it. upon his passing he enters the realm of paul bunyan. >> coding yogi berra, a big thing in baseball. it ain't over until it's over. >> it is good that you we

. >> the service was led by cardinal timothy dolan, including a eulogy by former yankees manager joe tory. >> he was so real, he was so loved. friends of mine contacted me when yogi passed, saying, thank for being in the same. >> i. >>> nbcnewyork.com has much, much more on the life. >>> coming up. do you know how far it is to make sure a daycare is licensed? everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $350 back with a two year agreement. . >>> a dangerous day for a construction worker in queens. he passed out on the bridge pillar. it happened on the bridge in elmhurst. they saw the worker in distress and used a 90-foot tower ladder to reach the top of the pillar and safely lower himself to the grou

. >> reporter: his emince, cardinal timothy dolan, presided atpfunt ral the funeral mass at the church of the immaculate nception. it paid homage to the lives of everyone fortunate enough to cross his path. family members brought the standing room only crowd to tears with memories of the beloved yankees catcher. >> my brother lawrence, who in baptism received the light of christ, scattered over darkness and proceeded him in death. >> reporter: there was one celebratio of colors, to honor the man who participated in the normandy invasion. old glory was presented to when the church had emptied, i gather aid ed a few final thoughts from the man slekd elected to you'll eulogize him, joe tory. >> you like to think someone will come down the pike, but yogi certainly was unique and i was really blessed to have been a friend of his. >> yogi wasn't just an iconic yankee, he was sports royalty. derek jeter, manny rivera and manfred were among the people paying their respects today. it was an honorary day for the historic figure. anyone who would like to pay tribute to yogi can do so this sunday

despite the inconvenience, most people are looking forward to seeing the pope, including cardinal timothy dolan. >> as i told you from the beginning, i'm so eager to show you the city that i love and this church that i cherish. so to be able to do that will be ernie: more than 6,000 police officers will be on duty making it one of the biggest security events in city history. for continuing coverage of the pope's visit, head to fox5ny.com or download the fox 5 ny news app on to your phone or tablet. search the fox 5 ny in the apple app at the store or google play. >> the baseball world is mourning the loss of a legendary and beloved figure. we're talking about yogi berra. the yankee hall of famer passed away from natural causes at the age of 90. he won a record 10 world series championships and was a three-time most valuable player. he's the only plan to manage the yankees and the mets to the world series, but best known for his yogi-isms such as it ain't over 'til it's over. fans remembered his legacy. >> hit any baseball thrown anywhere. he'd miss something right down over his head. >> he was

a grateful cardinal timothy dolan saw it be completed just in time for his visit. >> your presence this happy evening renews all of us and provides a special blessing to all our work for this cathedral we so love. >> the pope then left down fifth avenue by his familiar fiat for the vatican nuncia arrange 11,000 square foot house on the upper east side. more moments, more cherished memories. this pope is inspired by young people. i caught up with a ten-year-old, his name is r.j., he got out of school to be inspired by pope francis. >> you don't see that too many times in your lifetime. it's a once in a lifetime experience. i'll never be able to forget it. >> reporter: did you get goose bumps or cheer or what did you do? >> i was so excited, i was, like, yeah. that's the pope. he's just sfwentering the cathel there. very cool. >> reporter: i'll say. are you going to post it on facebook? >> instagram. >> reporter: instagram, what was i thinking? tomorrow pope francis's day begins with the address at the u.n. general assembly, 170 leaders there he moves on to ground zero for an interfaith s

. >> reporter: cardinal timothy dolan has submitted a story. >> the archdiocese is growing and getting bigger and bigger and he stopped me so is the arch bishop. i thought, great, now i have a statement that i'm fat. any way, he laughed. i didn't. i hope do you. >> reporter: i asked new yorkers what joke they might submit. >> walking down the street, what happened to the other peanut? he got assaulted! >> reporter: do you think you'd win the contest with that one? >> probably not. probably not. >> probably make a jewish joke, because i'm jewish. >> reporter: do you think that is the way to go? >> i think i lost. >> reporter: the contest winner will be given the title honorary comedic title to the pope and can donate the money to a charity of their choice. >> you have to be comfortable saying in front of the pope. >> reporter: the deadline for submitting your joke is october 27nd 2nd. a panel led by bill murray will help choose the winner. >> that was mark morgan reporting. for younger fans of the pope, philadelphia's franklin institute of art is displaying a lego replica of the vatican

. >> reporter: cardinal timothy dolan even submitted a story about when he was archbishop in milwaukee met with pope john paul, ii. >> i said holy father, the archdiocese is growing and getting bigger and big -- bigger and he said so is the archbishop. he laughed, i didn't. >> reporter: the deadline for submission of your joke is october 2nd. a panel led by comedian bill murray will help choose the winner. >> that was just divine. >> he is never at a loss of jokes and words. >> if you want to and want more information on pope joke and all of our papal visit coverage, download the new wusa9 app. >> you got jokes? >> i'm thinking but nothing offhand. >> you stick to what you do. >> to get the app go to the app store and search for wusa9 and you'll find it and it's free. >>> a beautiful day and really a nice stretch of weather that will continue for the remainder of the week. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, our 3-degree guarantee temp today was 83. it's still 80. that's a good sign. winds light out of the southwest at 8 and humidity still very c

his close friend cardinal timothy dolan and joe torre spoke at the service while derek jeter and team owner hal steinbrenner were spotted in the crowd. the baseball alleged passed away last week at the age of 90 -- legend passed away last week at the age of 90. >>> thousands of people could be kept out of class thursday, the requirement of students from the county. >> and after the break adorable new video of the panda cub, we'll show you bei bei's latest okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer sat

well, tonight new york officials and cardinal timothy dolan say absolutely not.me of the 80,000 tickets given out for free to see the pope parade through new york and philadelphia had been popping up on craigslist and ebail for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. but tonight those websites say they will stop selling tickets to see the pope. for everything you need to know about the pope parade through d.c. and all the travel restrictions that could impact your commute, go to the nbc washington app. search d.c. pope traffic. >>> at the peak of d.c.'s summer crimewave, a question is being asked by the families of victims, even by the police chief and the mayor. why are so many ex cons back on the street attacking again? >> that is a plea that i've made out to our prosecutors, and that is a plea that i will make to our judges. >> the news4 i-team has been asking questions too, checking how other communities are dealing with this problem. and scott mcfarland found in one county prosecutors have been compiling something they call a bad boys list. the criminals they t

cardinal timothy dolan spoke on the topic in a recent interview on up close. >> he does not want to be separated by his people by bulletproof glass. the secret service says we are going to try our best to respect that but we still have to have extraordinarily rigorous securing. >> reporter: as for scoring one of the hottest tickets in town, the mayor's office plans to distribute tens of thousands of tickets through a lottery. >> they can do it two ways. they can call 311 or they can go online to www.nycgirlfriend/papalvisit. eachpersoncanapplyfor2ticketsfor aspotalongthemotorcaderoute --foraspotalongthefor a spot along the motorcade route. >> reporter: from the comfort of your couch we will be broadcasting the pope parade live. reporting from the upper west side, shirleen allicot, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. for more information about tickets for central park and the pope's visit for the united states, philadelphia, new york, washington, go to our website, abc7ny.com. >>> and as we continue with eyewitness news at 6:00 on this tuesday night, charges against some day care w

there you can see him, behind him and who will be riding with him is cardinal timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york who i know will enjoy every single second of this. when they go the five blocks to come down here to st. patrick's, they will be greeted by some catholic school children, all these people in the security vests. those are men and women who worked on the restoration of st. patrick's cathedral. $175 million project that actually was under way before cardinal dolan knew that pope francis was going to come to new york, but they got most of the job done. new york's jewel is really sparkling for this occasion. now you see the pope. he's getting ready and waving to some of the crowd. his security people are in place. it shouldn't take him very long to get down here. one of the nice things about what happened in washington yesterday when the pope mobile went around the elipse, they went very slowly, giving people a real good look at the pope. hopefully that will happen here on fifth avenue, as well. there are people literally 10 to 15 feet deep along fifth af who have waited hours

looking at cardinal timothy dolan there who is quite ready. we talked a couple of days ago. he told me that 98% of st. patrick's was ready to go. he was hoping to get it done by the time the pope got here and he almost did. >> 98% is not bad considering it was close to the restorations >> with us here on the set, we have the pastor of the church. he's listening to us blabbing on about the pope and everything. i'm sure he's dieing to get in here. the discussion we've been having, father, about the simplicity of this man and how in the world that he's reconciling that with his current role. >> that's a very good point. he says he's embarrassed by it. he's actually said that. made a crack about it a couple of weeks ago. said, you know, i'm very popular. jesus was very popular in the gospels for a little while and after that something else happened. he's trying to be humble and stay grounded. he mentioned that to the president, as well. the kroutds abandoned him. >> the crowds did. >> in the long run, what he accomplished. >> yes. >> and also the way he was out there for the poo

> he has made that transition from the motorcade into the popemobile and i believe that's cardinal timothy dolan as well, taging another ride in the popemobile, which i'm sure was a huge treat for him. i want to talk about his popularity. you mentioned he was so popular with the children and he love it is children and the children are the future, so that's important. but getting back to his popularity, this is a pope that has over 7 million tritter followers. possibly one of the most popular, arguably the post popular people we've seen in our history. he was time magazine's person of the year in 2013. he's graced the cover of "rolling stone." again, who -- if you're not music, how do you grace the cover of "rolling stone," which again, talks about his celebrity, his rock star status, right? he's always smiling. making him so relatable. in fact, people magazine, i have a magazine here, don't want to cut away, but this, i showed this to somebody and they said he's so cute. that's what he e liss licits when they see him smiling. it is joy. that's what he wants to transmit is joy and something as si

and in month claire, new jersey, the funeral for yankee great yogi berra was officiated by cardinal timothy dolan plethora of baseball legends attended including longtime friend and former yankee manager joe torre. >> he was so real, he was so loved. friends of mine contacted me when yogi passed to thank me for introducing them to him for being in the same room with him. he affected so many people in such a positive way. >> yogi berra was 90 years old. >>> all right. so which gop candidate has moxie? and is al gore headed for a political relapse? "scrambled politics" is next. (road noise) what's happening here... is not normal, it's extraordinary. 291 people, 350 tons, 186 miles per hour... you're not sure what's on the other side to that time after you land. but momentum pushes you forward. you are a test pilot, breaking through where others broke. this is why you take off. same reason the pioneers before you went in canoes and covered wagons, with wild eyes and big fevered dreams and it's why we're with you. 80 thousand people now... on the ground. in the air. engines on. because there is no st

he was greeted by cardinal timothy dolan. during his evening prayer, he commended the strength of religious women, spoke about the spirit of hard work, and spoke about the church's sex abuse scandal. not everybody made it inside, but they were there in spirit. one 4-year-old made a sign for pope francis. >> i love pope francis. >> it's a great opportunity, especially for them to grow up in the catholic faith and recognize pope francis is here. >> reporter: and we saw so many signs like that yesterday. so many more people looking forward to seeing the pope today. once again, he's going to leave here, his residence, in the next few hours and head to the u.n. for 8:30. hopefully there will be some people lucky enough once again to see him today. darlene and michael, back to you. >> all right, lori. thank you. when the pope leaves the upper east side, he'll travel south to the united nations. >> there he'll deliver an historic address to the general assembly. katherine creag is on the east side with that. this willing a big addre

timothy cardinal dolan has a message for the holy father. >> i am so eager to show you the city then i love and the church that i cherish so to be able to do that will be one of the thrills of my life. >> reporter: the only thing on the pope's scheduled today is the prayer service at st. pat's tonight. he is expected to pray and speak in spanish and after that he residence at 72 and madison on the upper east side and he should get some sleep tonight because tomorrow is quite a busy day, perhaps the busiest day of his itinerary. when he is in the u.s. he will be at the un and downtown at the 9/11 memorial and museum and he will finish the day at madison square garden. that is the latest on fifth avenue in midtown this morning, ben and juliet, back to you. juliet: we have full team coverage for the next two days, a lot of us everywhere. we are happy to do it. commuters are warned to leave your car is at home. ben: tough to navigate street closures. they say take mass transit, you might avoid buses as well at least in manhattan. the key is take the subway, they can keep moving, let's go

his whirlwind 24 plus hour trip by cardinal timothy dolan, the archdiocese there in new york. >> the opportunity to speak with the pope and ask him what is the number one thing you are looking forward to, whether you're going to washington or new york or philadelphia, in this case, as he gets ready to leave new york city. he always says it is the people and it is one thing you can see right off the bat. sometimes, along the trip, as expected, he's looked a little tired. they said at some point he didn't feel quite -- he was dealing with stuff. the moment he touches and sees the people, you can see him light up. it truly is electric. philadelphia is in for a real treat. we're following it every step of the way. we're also following the conditions back here at home because we still have a lot of big things going on around the washington area. and some of those things are happening outside. >> that's right. tom kierein, while you're with us, why done the you give us an update? >> rain to our south. we'll stay dry. all the events going on today, looking good, clouds around. the storm tea

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the pope's speech to congress, he will fly to new york and welcomed by bill de blasio and cardinal timothy dolan a prayer service at the cathedral. the police department says there are no known threats to pope francis, but there are several groups that have expressed support for an attack on the pope. including isis inspired lone wolf attacks. don lemon asked bill bratton about the threats. >> a long list of nut jobs. crazy people. the concern is that some of them have the capability to carry out a threat. isis has shown remarkable validity to inspire people to engage in action, lone wolf-type of action. we treat this seriously. we watch it and monitor it. >> stay with cnn all day long for continuing coverage of the pope's visit. we will be live as the holy father addresses congress and heads to new york city. >>> we have breaking news out of yemen. at least 29 people are dead at a bomb attack at a mosque there. this happened as worshippers were attending morning prayer service. dozens of others injured. the death toll is expected to rise. at this point, no group has come forward claiming respon

. >> that is cardinal timothy dolan personally overseeing the two-day visit to the city. by side with the pope and celebrating evening prayer service at st. patrick's cathedral. that is the vest super ser -- vesper service we have a team of reporters. if you happen to be traveling to see the pope as well, we invite you to share your photos and video. share them with us on facebook and instagram. use the #abc7ny. >>> a developing story to tell you about in new jersey. take a look at this video from a huge fire in kearny. one person managed to escape despite flames shooting through the roof of a home on laurel avenue about 2:00 this morning. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to neighboring homes. investigators don't know how it started. >>> new video this morning of a vicious brawl outside of barclays center. dozens of students kicking and punching one another, some even armed with weapons. in the end, a teenage boy was stabbed in the stomach. eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live in brooklyn. kala? >> reporter: good morning, disspurring stuff as

. >> and we also just saw cardinal timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york obviously waiting to greet the pope as well. >> right. >> it's a huge moment for cardinal dolan. a lot of our viewers are familiar with him. very popular figure here in the united states. >> you know what cardinal dolan said, he said he uses that little fiat, i got to get in that backseat so i hope he has a bigger car when he comes to new york. >> we'll see what he has when he comes off the helicopter. it will be landing closer to wall street. >> it will be further down closer to the island of manhattan on the east side. he's actually going to drive up the northward up the east side of manhattan. we believe he's going to be using that fiat initially and then switch to the pope mobile as he comes down fifth avenue. but here you see shepherd one taxiing toward the welcome location. >> less than an hour flight from joint base andrews outside of washington, d.c. here at jfk, john f. kennedy international airport in new york city. short helicopter ride one of ten, fifteen minutes from jfk to lower manhattan? >> i us

new york officials and cardinal timothy dolan say free tickets for a religious service should not be used for profit. the tickets are popping up on craigslist an ebay for hundreds and in some cases thousands of dollars. we have a section dedicated to all things you need to know the papal visit on our nbc washington app. >> happens a lot too, during the easter egg roll for the white house, work seeing this kind of thing happen. >> the two websites, they'll pop up other places too. those two are taking a stance on it. 5:20 now. too early to think about the weekend? >> never too early. chuck starts thinking about it monday. >> 1:45 monday morning, that's when i start thinking about the weekend. and 1:45 this morning, there i was thinking about it again. our weekend coming up, will start warm and dry, may end with some needed rain showers. outside this morning, very quiet and clear start to the day. temperatures back down into the 50s once again. there is our nearby neighbor, the national presbyterian church and school along nebraska avenue in northwest. gorgeous morning outside. high pr

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. >> cardinal timothy dolan who will lead evening prayer at st. patrick's cathedral is getting ready. >> i personally am doing intense prayer. i've said from the beginning our holy father comes as a pastor, evangelist. >> reporter: as to how much the visit will cost new york city, the mayor says we won't know until he's here until after his visit. the mayor asked whether he will present any special gifts to pope francis. he wouldn't say what those gifts will be. but he did note pope francis doesn't like anything glitzy or materialistic. say tuned for that as the mayor will be giving pope francis a personal greeting. the countdown continues live outside st. patrick's cathedral. steve: thank you. catholic school students from of the first to greet the pope when he lands. jessica will introduce us to those kids later in the show. dari: we've got breaking news now in the race for the white house. well, there are reports out there that say wisconsin governor scott walker is suspending his 2016 presidential bid. after starting his campaign as a top cont

yesterday cardinal timothy dolan had a message for the pontiff, and it was basically welcome to new york. >> as i told him in the beginning, i said i'm just so eager to show you this city that i love and this church that i cherish. so to be able to do that will be one of the thrills of my life. >> and when the pontiff steps foot in st. pat's tonight, he will be inside of a church that has undergone an amazing restoration, more than $175 million restoration there. and he better get some sleep tonight at that papal residence, because he has a busy day tomorrow at the u.n. and the garden and making his way through central park. coming in about half an hour, i'm going to be talking about a very special chalice that the pope will be receiving on his trip to new york. you will hear about the man who made that chalice and his special connection to the holy father. greg and rosanna, back to you. >> awesome. >> right now -- robert, thank you. there is a likeness like we've never seen of the pope outside of fox 5. take a look at this. live pictures. he's even in a popemobile. this is a wax figure

an expression of uplift and hope deeply rooted says new york's cardinal timothy dolan in the american experience. >> almost all of the great ethnic parades, columbus day, the steuben day parade. the puerto rican day parade. would begin with a mass here at >> it was the flood of irish immigrants in the middle of the 19th century that gave birth. fleeing famine and persecution. but they found a champion in this man. archbishop john hughes. >> his nickname was daggey john, because he would stand up and defend the rights of his people. he said, we want to make a statement. and i want to build a cathedral to make the statement that catholics have arrived. they are at home. >> to make his statement the archbishop turned to james, designer of the famed smithsonian. he considered the premiere >> -- >> it took more than 25 years of mostly immigrant labor to realize his vision. when the someone spires were completed in 1888, st. patrick stood at the tallest building in new york city. but after years of neglect, the cathedral was showing its age. >> this cathedral is cracking much the bricks are

but you are the media manager for the new york cardinal timothy dolan.n the church, maybe to say take issue with some of the remarks of the pope would be a harsh way to word it, but in reality some of the messages from this pope, including his message of who am i to judge, and saying that the church needs to focus on other issues and not isolate one sin over all sin is a message that is not fully accepted by the most conservative within the church. >> that's right. i think it is to be understood in a context. right? the context is this -- is the pope saying that he's changed the church teaching on a variety of topics? of course the answer is no. but some folks are going to say, let's be careful that the world hasn't misunderstood what the pope has said, that there's a way to be able to approach all folks without judging them, making sure everybody knows that god loves them. and still saying, but the church teaching remains the same. so some folks, yes, sometimes you can use the label conservative would fit there. you know. some folks would say i just wan

and baltimore, the program is invited to new york city by cardinal timothy dolan. the inspiration for this merriment, st. francis of assisi and the work of the program's founder who started this in the california city named for the saint. >> a door opened to work with the children of san francisco to offer them a program that strengthened their core sense of self. >> reporter: the pope's visit to the big apple was the perfect >> we felt pairing it with his visit would make a little wake and eddy after he left. >> reporter: bringing joy to children like charlie, who was one of the lucky spectators in central park last week. >> we waited three hours for something that lasted two seconds. >> reporter: was it a good two seconds? >> yes. >> reporter: and took the message to heart. >> he's been kind to the poor and he's been a model for all catholics. catholics. >> reporter: baruch shemtov, fox 5 news. dari: well, we'll see you back here at 10:00. steve: here's ernie with what's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you very much. we're on top of the news for you. how yahoo's ceo

cardinal timothy dolan will be here. that's who he'll be speaking to.ke yesterday in washington he addressed the clergy and raised some eyebrows. when he praised them for their courage dealing with the sex abuse scandal referring to it somewhat vaguely but clear that's what he was saying and people were offended he was talking about the clergy courage and not necessarily the suffering of the victims. >> the big question is whether or not that will come up tonight. jake, as john and i were just standing here during a commercial break a little fiat drove by. it looked like a dry run. it had the license plate for vatican city. we don't know exactly what it was doing, but it was kind of a special moment. >> we think it was positioning for the departure for when he leaves here because when he arrives he'll be traveling six blocks in the pope mobile. open air will meet the people gathered on the side of the streets here. really the first chance for them to meet the pope or see the pope in person. >> yes. and they are, jake, as i said it's a palpable feeling o

. >> thank, meisha a next on cbs this morning, new york cardinal timothy dolan on the pope's trip toamericans. how great were those kids performing with the bands? >> so good. >> we want to get right back to them. we leave you one more performance from bishop happen hand, performing for the pope this weekend. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ it is tuesday, september 22nd, 2015. welcome to cbs "this morning." pope frances arrives today for his first visit to the united states. the commissioner bill bratton and john miller take us behind the scenes of the massive effort to keep the pope safe. >> u.n. ambassador samantha power is in studio 57. we'll ask her how putin's involvement in syria affects the war on isis. >>> plus meet the company ceo who raised the price of a life saving drug by 5,000%. >> your world in 90 second. >> crews are installing fences, starting to shut down streets.

last night received a blessing from the pope at the end of vespers, and now talking with cardinal timothy dolan on your screen. >> with cardinal dolan there's monsignor miles, behind him is the very famous father lombardi the press secretary to the pope. >> yes. they have been featured prominently on this trip. monsignor miles who speaks to that crisp british accept has been a celebrity in his own right. he's a very shy man, but he says i'm really nothing than just a boring bloke. >> and he's from gibraltar. a. >> a beautiful voice. he's been spectacular. screen, as they are going to. there he is, pope francis here at the museum and memorial. mary, i knowing a gain to see these images of the pontiff here, it's very impactful. >> it is a whirlwind visit to new york that is for sure. >> he will get a break for lunch, well deserved, then we have that procession through central park. so many tickets given out so many people vying to get those tickets. i know, father, they were asking you. i want to good, i want to be there. 80,000 people are expected, and of course the mass at madison square garden

today cardinal timothy dolan spoke about the pope, his message and what new yorkers can expect. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson is live at st. patrick's cathedral with that part of our coverage. kemberly. >> reporter: during morning mass here, timothy dolan reminded the extremely large crowds of how important the pope's visit is, after touching down at jfk, this is the first stop for pope francis arriving here at the cathedral at 7:00 thursday where he will lead evening prayer. now, during -- the archbishop of new york will be by the pope's side. this morning cardinal dolan spoke about the papal visit saying he fully expects the pope to talk about jesus and reaching out to the poor but admits he does it in such a fresh, simple, sincere way that people really pay attention. now, thursday evening services by -- service is by invitation, 2400 people including priests, deacons and those who work closely with the church, also here governor cuomo and mayor de blasio. extraordinary unprecedented security measures have been put in place all over the city. it's something car

helicopter to the southern tip of manhattan and the wall street heliport, he'll be treated by cardinal timothy dolannd he then rides to st. patrick's cathedral down fifth avenue and he'll be greeted by 500 invited catholics and greeted by governor cuomo and mayor de blasio. we caught up with new yorkers willing to wait long hours and others having a tough time already getting around. >> fifth avenue. >> exactly. so, yeah. figure out how to get there, i guess. >> are you looking forward to the pope's coming? >> i am. i'm excited. >> do you think he'll be impressed? >> that's yet to be seen. >> they say they'll put us out, but the lord willing, they may not. >> you've got your flag. >> yeah! here's my pope. >> you don't have a chair, though. you have six more hours ahead, but you can cling to this fence, i guess. >> he's going to hold me up. >> i would love for him to put peace, ask for peace in the world and peace in the united states and peace in new york city, you know? it's a lot of things going on right now and we need his blessing. >> reporter: back live there, a shot at jfk airport, the prop pr

. >>> cardinal timothy dolan today investigate a -- visiting a unique school in newburgh. the cardinal blessed san miguel academy. it is a faith based school for low income middle school boys who are considered at risk. there's no tuition there and cardinal dolan says the school symbolizes the goals of catholic education. >> what you're looking at here is something daring, what you're looking at here is something innovative. what you're looking at is something creative. there's something exciting. >> well, this year 68 students will attend san miguel, 22 students from the first two classes are now enrolled in college. >>> con ed has reached a big settlement over allegations of sexual harassment and gender discrimination. the company has agreed to set aside $3.8 million for 300 female employees who filed a lawsuit. the state attorney general and the eeoc launched investigations back in 2007 complaints. in a statement today con ed says it does not tolerate discrimination in any form in the workplace. >>> new information in the arrest of two nba players outside a nightclub in

. >> reporter: at the september 11th memorial the pope joined by cardinal timothy dolan paused to pray at one of the reflecting pools before meeting with the family of victims who lost loved ones in the worst terror attack in u.s. history. later francis attended a service inside the museum where leaders of several faiths prayed for peace. >> translator: among this pain also feels the capacity of heroic goodness that human being is also capable of. >> reporter: francis has been treated like a rock star. wherever he goes people lining the streets just hoping for a glimpse of the pope, maybe a handshake or picture. a trip just under 40 hours but will leave a lasting impression on people in this city for years to come. and still on tap for the pope he will go to a school in harlem to speak with catholic school children there. then he proceeds over to central park where 80,000 people are hoping to be able to see him. he wraps up his public schedule here in new york with a mass at madison square garden tonight, one of the most famous religious leaders in the world at the world's most famous

as you can see right now, cardinal timothy dolan is speaking, the archbishop of new york, to the 20,000e who are in attendance. they acquired their tickets through a lottery system. a mass taking place at madison square garden, the pope giving his homily about 30 minutes ago. pretty soon you won't have to watch the pope's historic visit on television because he will be right here on the streets of philadelphia. the pope is scheduled to arrive at philadelphia international airport at 9:30 tomorrow morning. then he goes right to the basilica of ss. peter and paul for a private mass. the pope will then spend some time at the st. charles borromeo seminary before heading to independence mall for a public speech on religious freedom and immigration. after his speech at independence hall the pope will hold his first parade through center city. the parade route goes from city hall to eakins oval where thousands will take part in the festival of families. the festival will be a day-long event that culminates with the popes arrival. we spotted crews setting up the stage and people practicing thei

he has arrived just a few moments ago accompanied by cardinal timothy dolan of new york.e came through central park in his pope mobile to get to madison square garden. you take a look at that and take it in this is where concerts are held, basketball games, big sporting events and it is filled, packed, sold out to see pope francis here in the united states, for a very, very special night in new york city. that will be us pretty soon right here in philadelphia, no doubt bit. >> just beautiful. >> he gets closer and closer to philadelphia. >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 a papal procession, through central park after a busy day in new york, pope francis is greeted by cheering crowds on his way to a madison square garden mass. we will have a live report for you from the big apple. >>> then tomorrow morning pope francis will arrive here in philadelphia, final preparations along the the parkway tonight, as we get ready for the pope, in philadelphia. >>> plus papal pricing, customers say they have seen an up tic in cost for papal visits. we will h

. ♪ at the end of the big mass cardinal timothy dolan broke format to thank francis for coming. >> everypray for and in union with francis, our pope, and now here you are. [ cheers and applause ] >> the humble pope even asked the congregation to keep him in their prayers. >> don't forget to pray for me. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: all 20,000 people leapt to their feet, a new york welcome, indeed. >> pope francis has seemed hugely energized by his trip to new york city as the vatican spokesman told us last night, unlike some of his predecessors, he began this job as a big city bishop. he loves cities and he feels truly at home here in new york, dan. >> you said it well. this is a city, new york, where we usually shrug off the arrival of celebrities but people are truly on fire for this pope. david, thank you. >>> now, of course, on to philadelphia where they're expecting the largest crowd yet, perhaps a million, perhaps more at a sunday mass and before that tonight a celebrity-filled event featuring aretha franklin and others and this morning, cecilia vega, she's right there. cec

on the move as they attempt to rush the stage, so to speak i think it's fascinating too, cardinal timothy dolanhbishop of new york, so excited for the pope to get here, a big moment for him as well, and the crowds are absolutely massive. i can see outside the windows of fox business, right up sixth avenue, orange cones everywhere and it will take the pope a while to get on shepherd one and fly to queens and jfk, but as he heads there, dr. moynihan, what is the number one message you expect he'll give in new york once he gets here? >> i think it's the same message he's been speaking, a message of dialogue, reaching out to the people who are forgotten and marginalized and trying to give a face of christian friendship and love wherever he goes, so it's a very positive message he's giving, he's not denouncing anybody. liz: well, just as he approaches shepherd one and the plane, markets are off the low again. i don't know if there's a connection. heck, we'll make it. you see the fiat pulling up. never know what he's going to do, he is known to emerge from the vehicle and instead of going straight to