chris, thank you so much for joining us. chris: thanks for having me.mily: great to have you here. i would love to hear about the day when you started playing around with robots with your kids. five kids, by the way. chris: five kids. it was a big day. as you mentioned, my origins were as a scientist. my wife is a scientist and we hope some day our kids will be excited by science and technology. so far no luck, but we keep trying. one weekend -- i was the editor of "wired," and these products would come in review on friday. if you promised to review them, you could take them home for the weekend. on saturday, we took home the robot and we put it together and program it, and when we were done, you get this three wheeled tripod that rolls slowly towards the wall and bounces back. the kids are like, you have to be kidding. emily: they were not impressed? chris: we have seen "transformers." where are the lasers? i was like, ok, tomorrow we go to the field. i flew a plane into the tree. boom. dad. total disaster. i had to buy them ice cream. i was thinking h

chris, thanks so much for being here. chris: it is cool to be here.mily: i hope you don't mind me calling you brash. chris: no, i think that's probably accurate. emily: you just released a 8500-word missive about twitter. what twitter can be. before we cut to an ad for a medicare sponsored scooter, what is twitter's future? chris: 8500 words sounds like a term paper. but i had been invested in twitter since the first time anyone could invest in twitter. i have been a user since 2006. i have been obsessed. it is a huge part of my business. there have been more than one billion people who have tried it and not stuck around. twitter needs to be easier and more exciting and less intimidating for those people. emily: what has been the reaction from twitter? have you heard from dick? chris: no, i haven't heard from dick since i posted that. just to be clear, i don't talk to dick that frequently anyway. we are pals. it is not out of the ordinary for me to not hear from him. i talked to a bunch of other people at the company. it was a really well received pos

chris: in silicon valley? emily: yes. chris: yes. kind of inevitable that the funders putting this money to work will not see it all back. emily: are we in a bubble? is the bubble going to pop? chris: there are multiple ways to define that bubble. emily: yes or no? chris: yes, a lot of these companies are going to go away. there will be impacts for real estate. do i think it'll be like 2000, when you can't get a u-haul because they are gone all one way out of town, no, i don't think so because this is the epicenter of innovation, just out of whack right now. emily: what you think is the biggest problem in silicon valley that is not being talked about now? chris: there is nobody normal left here anymore. all of the actual, normal, regular people have been priced out. the artists cannot live here anymore. the musicians cannot live here. you do not even meet nurses -- or doctors, frankly, who can afford this city. that is messed up. i think the biggest problem here is computer science programs are so lucrative now, that kids do not need

chris: thank you.mily: i would love to hear about the day when you started playing around with robots with your kids. five kids, by the way. chris: five kids. it was a big day. my origins were as a scientist. my wife is a scientist and we hoped someday our kids would be excited by science and technology. so far no luck, but we keep trying. one weekend when i was the editor of "wired." these products would come in review on on friday. if you promised to review them, you could take it home. we would put it together and program it, and when he were done, you get this three wheeled tripod that rolls slowly towards the wall and bounces back. the kids are like, you have to be kidding. emily: they were not impressed. chris: we have seen "transformers." where are the lasers? i flew a plane into the tree. total disaster. i had to buy them ice cream. i'm thinking, what could have been better? what would have been a cooler robot and a better flying plane? what if the robot is flying the plane? i literally googled

chris: yeah, i do.re is nobody here who would tell you that self-driving cars is a small idea and it will not pan out. that could be worth more than all of google is today. the stuff they are doing in health could change the world forever. the stuff they are doing in robotics could change everything. i think where they have dropped the ball is in the stuff that are incremental from where they are right now. it is a bummer that youtube is not more social. the comments there are a disaster. emily: what about facebook? chris: i've no doubt about facebook's ability to maintain their relevancy and continue to reinvent itself. they have used their market cap to go out and buy the coolest stuff. and zuckerberg knows how to execute that stuff really quickly. he was on top of instagram, and he knows how to close out that deal. emily: do you think kevin sold too early? chris: kevin walked away from that deal, at the time it was signed, something like $300 million to $400 million, which is probably worth around $6

-mike: this is chris. -lemonis: how you doing, chris? chris: very nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. what do you do? chris: i order all the parts for manufacturing, finance. lemonis: so you're doing manufacturing and you're the accountant? chris: yeah. mike: chris left a corporate company, making six figures, and cut it in half to come work for sjc. he has mbas and an engineering background. lemonis: you a partner in the business? chris: we act like partners, but i have no equity stake in the business. -lemonis: so that's a no? -chris: yes, so... lemonis: so, something beautiful like this... what's your cost to make it -- materials and labor? chris: $680. lemonis: it was $680 to make this? what will you sell this piece for? mike: $795. lemonis: so at, basically, 15% margins. mike: right. lemonis: that's a lot of work for 15 points. -these things look badass. -mike: exactly. thank you. lemonis: your margins are not badass. -chris: right. -mike: right. lemonis: you really have to have a sustainable margin on any product to be able to pay your bills. i mean, their m

particularly chris cuomo. oh. at stake, total cash prize of $40,000 to be divided between charities of their choice. you can play along at home on twitter. use #-cnnquiz. meet the team, shall we. >> here we go. >> all right. team number one. host of new day, chris cuomo. what charity? >> huntington's disease society of america. close to my heart. my friend jennifer lost her 46-year-old husband and daughter to huntington's disease. hope to get some money for that. >> right. raise money today. team two. host of somebody's got to do it returning to cnn. third season, september 27th. mike rowe and host of cnn newsroom. brook baldwin. which charities did you play? >> we figured. this guy, mike rowe. >> one with my main in the title. mike rowe works. kids taking alternative route in their studies. plumbers, steam fitters, pipe fitters. alternative to four-year degree. the college debt is out of control. help and do what we can. >> save your propaganda. >> we don't have all day. >> team three. holst of cnn tonight. don l

>> chris: not that many guys in college basketball can do that. >> kirk: that was pretty. 6'2". >> chris: he's only 6'2", yeah. he's got to get 236 pounds in the air to do that, too. well, we talked about "college gameday" location and that big game, oregon/michigan state, top ten battle on abc in east lansing. notre dame with some momentum off this performance, goes on the road against virginia. what do you make of the oklahoma/tennessee game. you like both of those teams. >> kirk: i do. didn't surprise me to see tennessee early have struggling with bowling green. oklahoma, we'll see. that game is, i think, pivotal -- pivotal for both teams, though it's a nonconference team. >> chris: bama fans are going to be watching that lsu/mississippi state game. >> kirk: both teamss hovers in the top five. we enjoyed that game a year ago, watching that one when michigan state was playing well out at eugene early. >> chris: harris again. picks his way for a short gain. wisconsin defense still scrapping and fighting. the starters are still out there. >> kirk: you have to. we talked about, you're eva

chris?> why do you want to be president? >> yes. correct. >> nice. >> in 1993, millions of tv news viewers watched live as the standoff with david koresh violently came to an en outside of waco texas. this event reportedly motivated the killers of what attack, a, oklahoma city bombing -- chris? >> oklahoma city bombing. >> that is correct. >> this is the final question. in 1962, the first live transatlantic tv signals sent from what at & t communications satellite. telstar. mercury freedom. mariner 2? >> brooke. >> telstar. >> that is correct. >> nicely done. mike and brooke are in the lead. yeah. >> yeah. yeah. >> 50 points, chris and alisyn in third. done and john in third. >> what? what. >> you don't have to be nice. >> when we come back. the point value doubles as the the players face-off in head-to-head battles. stay tuned. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. iflike i love shrimp, red lobster's endless shrimp... ...is kind of a big deal. it's finall

the coaches raved about him last night, chris, and you can see why. >> chris: absolutely.oise and compose you are. never panicked. threw the ball up and trusted his guys to make plays. both teams, great college football. both teams should be proud of how they played today. >> sean: so many plays to look back on positively and negatively. it looked like for byu that drop pass by the running back brown in the first half changed the momentum of the game. they were poised to take a 17-point lead. devastating to think mike riley as he congratulations. >> coach i can't imagine how you're feeling. when you get your breath back, let me know. >> i'm good. >> todd: take us through that final play. >> just a senior receiver who has battled and a complete program player that's been there for us for a long, long time making critical plays and a backup quarterback right off his mission connecting and i just am so fortunate to coach these kids at byu and this team. my heart goes out to coach riley and nebraska. it was a heart-fought game. great college football game and great venue. it's

>> chris: not that many guys in college basketball can do that. >> kirk: that was pretty. 6'2". >> chris: he's only 6'2", yeah. he's got to get 236 pounds in the air to do that, too. well, we talked about "college gameday" location and that big game, oregon/michigan state, top ten battle on abc in east lansing. notre dame with some momentum off this performance, goes on the road against virginia. what do you make of the oklahoma/tennessee game. you like both of those teams. >> kirk: i do. didn't surprise me to see tennessee early have struggling with bowling green. oklahoma, we'll see. that game is, i think, pivotal -- pivotal for both teams, though it's a nonconference team. >> chris: bama fans are going to be watching that lsu/mississippi state game. >> kirk: both teamss hovers in the top five. we enjoyed that game a year ago, watching that one when michigan state was playing well out at eugene early. >> chris: harris again. picks his way for a short gain. wisconsin defense still scrapping and fighting. the starters are still out there. >> kirk: you have to. we talked about, you're eva

the coaches raved about him last night, chris, and you can see why. >> chris: absolutely.oise and compose you are. never panicked. threw the ball up and trusted his guys to make plays. both teams, great college football. both teams should be proud of how they played today. >> sean: so many plays to look back on positively and negatively. it looked like for byu that drop pass by the running back brown in the first half changed the momentum of the game. they were poised to take a 17-point lead. devastating to think mike riley as he congratulations. >> coach i can't imagine how you're feeling. when you get your breath back, let me know. >> i'm good. >> todd: take us through that final play. >> just a senior receiver who has battled and a complete program player that's been there for us for a long, long time making critical plays and a backup quarterback right off his mission connecting and i just am so fortunate to coach these kids at byu and this team. my heart goes out to coach riley and nebraska. it was a heart-fought game. great college football game and great venue. it's

chris with us.f 100 years if they read your book and looked at the ballet of monitored -- modern banking how would they respond? >> they would be horrified. jpmorgan was the central bank in those days, the metaphor i used is what if banks had to stand in the lobby and waited to do business with the teller, they were never a member of the u.s. clearinghouse. tom: is the volatility good for banks? banks, notng side of necessarily because you do not know how things will work out. they are supposed to do customer business but there is a lot of risk. huge risk and credit products when they have to make a market for a customer they goes the other way and the markets are less liquid in the wake of the regulatory changes we have seen. the buy side customer is without any assistance in the market in terms of liquefying things like treasuries and agencies. thanks will stop during -- doing repurchase agreements on u.s. treasuries and agency securities , factor that went into your thinking. there is stuff going

hello chris. as we prepare for the pope's trip to new york, norah is at the capital where she -- the pope will -- >> address a joint meeting of congress. going to watch pope. >> address the joint meeting of congress is what i'm trying to say. we'll bring it to you live. >>> also this a preview of the "60 minutes" conversation with russian president vladimir putin. >> and we're going to follow peyton and lightning back to that are -- eli manning back the their high school. and jim nantz has a preview of the showdown tonight with the giants and redskins, the news is back in the morning, we'll see you in just a few minutes. from downstairs. >> guys, if the penthouse is up here and you guys are down -- i'd rather be in the basement. how does that sound? >> all right. [ laughter ] >> come on down. >> you've got the plush studio down there. posh, overly ostentatious, we love it. >> come on down. >> see you at 7:00. >>> time the now 6:55. go coming up next. tt0w!tx#ho!!%4@-b34 tt0w!tx#ho!!el@-h4x tt0w!tx

>> chris: that's meadors. >> kirk: yeah, this is his last option here. he just gets it out and, boy, what a perfect hit, but i love the awareness by the quarterback, dawkins. >> chris: that's good fielding on the hop there. >> kirk: sure was. looked like a shortstop. >> chris: first and goal at the 3 after the penalty. high snap. and handle it straight ahead. and get stopped short is baker. >> kirk: some pride on the line here in this goal line stand. >> chris: that will rodriguez's observation be? concerned about solomon. >> kirk: oh, yeah. >> chris: there's a touchdown run by baker. small consolation. >> kirk: i think the biggest thing he's going to be frustrated about is the team and the way they self-destructed. they helped ucla. you're at home against a very talented team, you can't have the miscues that they had and it was at the early part of this game. remember when they came out in the second half, defensively, they played with a little bit of an edge to them. we didn't see any of that in the first half and it was because of the way the game sta

. >> and i'm chris cuomo live in havana's historic revolution square. the papal visit is making a lot of history. they're actually saying that revolution square could become evolution square in several ways. joining the cuban icons of martiz is a huge picture of jesus christ. that's a first here. there's a message underneath his visage that translates to "come to me." they say this is something that has not been in place in any way since the publishment of the square. so you have pope francis coming here, the third visit in 17 years. he'll be here. people are going to listen. hundreds of thousands here, millions around the world to what is said, how it's said, what is unsaid, and why. and also, poppy, a small note. the heat is an issue. it's been historically hot in havana. it is now and it's actually drning the vatican about how much the pope will be able to take on. >> but chris, what are the -- i know you arrived there yesterday afternoon. you've had about 24 hours with the people there. what are they saying to you about this visit? >> reporter: it's

chris christie. chris christie was supposed to be a top tier national contender, right? chris christie tied with rick santorum for tenth place and 2% of the vote nationally right now. and if you think that is bad, chris christie is actually sitting pretty compared to rand paul. rand paul does even worse. rand paul right now in this new national poll out from ppp is tied with jim gilmore. at 1% in the polls. rand paul, jim gilmore and the aforementioned rick perry. i mean, rick perry is down to one campaign staffer in iowa. he was staking his whole presidential campaign on iowa, his iowa campaign chairman left and went to work for donald trump. his co-chair in iowa, who just a couple weeks ago spent an hour with hand-in-hand, literally holding hands, walking around the iowa state fair with his iowa co-chair. she just left him, too. and she didn't even leave him to go work for the front-runner. she left him to work for rick santorum. rick perry is dead in the water. he's down to one last staffer in iowa. his presidential campaign is no longer really a campaign. it's like a

i'm telling you, chris cuomo is there and, chris, i cannot imagine the energy you're feeling now. >>ere just for a moment president raul castro, who has expressed after the meeting in may a fondness for this pope. if you can't see what is happening here and wonder where we're focussed on this part of the crowd. pope francis has gotten out of the popemobile and is walking through the crowd. this is something we've seen in his travels when he was in south america. he would go through crowds and meet people. recently went and left vatican city and went to town to get glasses. we're calling him the people's pope. we're not the first to call him that. this is an important moment for latin america and this pope. i think we have a better shot of him now. he's coming out to meet people and kiss babies. looks like he's back on the popemobile and will travel toward the altar there as the mass scheduled to begin in about 30 minutes. >> you can see -- i have to wonder, we talk a lot about security and we'll be talking about it a lot as well when he makes his way on tuesday to the u.s., but you h

mary and chris. good morning, everyone. a chilly way to start the day. acomfortable day later and then a quiet week after the flooding rains of last week. we're going to see days of high pressure in control. clear and 59. winds are variable at 5 miles per hour. and the humidity is at 62%. a little bit of moisture aloft north and west of our area. dutches a shower. but the trend is high pressure is building in and sticking around for much of this week. summer feel, it is a nice warmup later, but today is right around where you should be, upper 70s with pretty skies as well. i'm not ashamed to admit it, i put on my heated seat this morning. >> oh,. [ laughter ] >> so i know that alex denis would not do that. >> you want further then i did, john. >>> if you are traveling this morning traffic is moving well on the fdr drive. but there is a disabled vehicle at 14th street, so anticipate that. alternate sides in effect citywide. be safe and don't text and drive. mary and chris back to you. >> thank you, al

chris: do you agree with that? the new fire chief took over in march, the third chief in twoo yearars. he says the biggestroblemem leadading to the weight responss is equipment. there aren't enough trucks. they are overused and can't be properly maintained. that leads to breakdowns, crews ing out of condition, and a lackf prer training. he's looking at options, but a fix won't be quick. my job iso make sure this happens. chris: h he sa the deparent is looking to buy more trucks and adst staffing, but he doesn't have a timelinfor wn he wants to s these improvements happen. he just was to see continued progre, whicich includes response times. if you want to see a breakdown of those r response teamams from fire and ems, just head to our website, wjla.com, and click on this story. government wchdog reporter, chris papst. rereporter: just ahead -- >> there washis blue bin,nd piled upup on top of it broken, corrod, tarnished silver. reporter: a missing treasure founund in the tsh. it was what was underneath itbe. a one i

live in d.c., chris dris, abc7 news. maureen: thank you, chris.ooler temperatures and possibly rain ahead for the weekend. meteorologist devin lucy has the timeline. >> we are seeing rain moving in the region. but not much in the immediate metro. most of the rain has been west or southwest of washington all throughout the day. a little light rain sprinkle activity been here throughout the afternoon. but now, the last of it. you can see the rain across in eastern washington, away. high temperature with 72 with the cloud cover. the cloud cover is here all weekend long. that could be the notable aspect of the forecast. the rain we are expecting shouldn't rain all weekend long. currently still 70. sun and the clouds to the mark. saturday, still a lot like today. most of the rain going west, south of washington. sunday that appears to be the likelier rain day. take the temperatures down. highs only in the uper the 60's. pretty cool fall day coming our way. we go to monday, and the rain lifts away. sunshine comes through. take the temperatures back up.

chris: it's not even reverence. it's like, i have to not care so much and not care what people think and not care about judgment. when you do a movie, -- movies are amazing. i love doing them. but every 10 minutes of the movie is tested. i have always been a horrible test taker. so when you are writing a movie a lot of times, you are editing yourself. you are thinking about the test. oh, they are not going to like this. this is going to test low. they do not test plays. we test them in front of audiences. you don't test every line. you don't test stand up. you test it in front of the audience but not the strict testing a movie has. this was the first movie where i did not care about offending people. i did not try to open a chain store. charlie: i want to make the movie i want to make. chris: i want to have a little restaurant that is kind of hip. i'm not trying to make mcdonald's. i want to make a chris rock movie, not my version of an eddie murphy movie. charlie: you said an interesting thing. i want to make a chr

. >> good morning, chris. funeral director is charged after decomposing bodies were found in his unlicensed funeral parlor, second time in less than a week that officials discovered decomposing bodies related to funeral homes in the city, lauren. >>> disturbing, thank you. an accused armed robber walks in the who will corner store but dent have a gun. how this startling crime played out. bruce gordon, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, yeah, religious mystery showing up in mailboxes all over philadelphia, coming up straight a ahead i will follow the mystery. lauren and chris. >>> good day, it is tuesday, it is first day of september, 2015, the the summer is gone. >> oh, someone was down south partying i can hear tonight your voice. >> the the mini get around cigarette and cigar smoke it does me in. >> i can't take it. >> i ant either, clearly. >> the worst is yesterday, eat outside day, when someone walks by having this great meal and cigarette smoke hits you it ruins the pallet. >> and your voice

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

. >> chris: that's meadors. >> kirk: yeah, this is his last option here. he just gets it out and, boy, what a perfect hit, but i love the awareness by the quarterback, dawkins. >> chris: that's good fielding on the hop there. >> kirk: sure was. looked like a shortstop. >> chris: first and goal at the 3 after the penalty. high snap. and handle it straight ahead. and get stopped short is baker. >> kirk: some pride on the line here in this goal line stand. >> chris: that will rodriguez's observation be? concerned about solomon. >> kirk: oh, yeah. >> chris: there's a touchdown run by baker. small consolation. >> kirk: i think the biggest thing he's going to be frustrated about is the team and the way they self-destructed. they helped ucla. you're at home against a very talented team, you can't have the miscues that they had and it was at the early part of this game. remember when they came out in the second half, defensively, they played with a little bit of an edge to them. we didn't see any of that in the first half and it was because of the way the game sta

chris? >>> this is new from overnight, a busy section of market street in west philadelphia became the scene of a violent shootout. gunmen fired nearly two dozen shots leaving one person dead. nbc 10's matt delucia is live outside presbyterian hospital where another person wounded by these bullets is being treated. >> reporter: 21 shots fired from three different guns. at this hour, police are still trying to find the people involved. take a look at this video, the corner of 62nd and market in west philly. police were called out for a report of a shooting. officers get there, they phone a 25-year-old man shot in the chest. they rush him to presbyterian where he later died. during the investigation, police learned about the second victim who was taken to mercy, he had been shot in the hip. he was transferred to presbyterian and is stable. the surveillance video shows some of the bystanders fleeing the scene at the time. there was quite a few people at the intersection at the time all these bu

chris hayes is coming up next. i'm at 30. so i wrote him a note, congratulations i'm only beating you in your home state by 26 points. to me, that statement was more important than actually literally killing everybody in the poll. we were much, much higher than more than double everybody. you saw what came out, an amazing poll. >> it's unbelievable. i'm the only one that wins and i get negative publicity. the press. >> joined by "washington post" robert costa and eugene robinson and republican strategist liz. let me start with you and we can have plenty of time to get into everything we had donald trump saying but i want to start with jeb bush because i'm stunned by the poll numbers out of iowa with jeb bush. it's not just that donald trump is leading and down at 5% in one of the polls right there but when they asked about a favorable or unfavorable opinion, they asked republicans and he was 19 points under water is telling me they are not just obsessed with donald trump, these republicans do not like jeb bush. what is going

news 4's chris gordon is live in burke tonight with more. chris? >> doreen, here in fairfax conte, last year there were three fatality on train tracks and two of them were juveniles. police have launched a new campaign to crack down and stop trespassing on the tracks. >>> in between the trains, fairfax county police patrolled the tracks, and working with special investigators from norfolk southern railroad. they are stopping students from lake braddock high school who were taking short cuts across the tracks to get home or to the local shopping center. basically, they're playing chicken with the trains that are coming through here at about 60 miles an hour. kids will jump in front of the train and wait until it gets close and they'll jump out of the way. >> today officers targeted four dangerous track locations in fairfax county. as part of the crackdown, 800 pamphlets have been handed out to make the community aware that trespassing on railroad property can be deadly. >> they were receptive to the message that we were trying to share with the comm

i'm poppy harlow along with chris cuomo.. pope francis can't stop smiling from the moment he walked on the stage as he watches all of this. i should notice six catholic families will celebrate on stage tonight at this event. first up, we have a couple engaged to be married. a couple from australia. and a family that brought their children all the way from ukraine to be here tonight. and then two from jordan with their children children. then a family that came from nigeria, as followed by rudy and leona of the united states. they are here with their two daughters. finally a couple from the pope's native home of argentina celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary will be here on stage tonight. six families. >> marie miller and the pennsylvania ballet, not philadelphia. i'm sorry. performing the pope approves. that's got to be a high honor from them. these families around the world and different situations in life all being here. why? because of the obvious. the obvious is is off forgotten. that is we are all connected. you f

desde los angeles chris cabezas para univisiÓn.las autoridades se han reunido con miembros de las comunidades afectadas. >> un muerto y mÁs de 27 heridos. 50.000 acres de terreno y miles de refugiados es el saldo de este incendio. segÚn el jefe de operaciones en fuego iniciÓ el sÁbado por la tarde. el fuego comenzÓ como a la 1:30 de la tarde. ese fue reportado como un incendio en una instituciÓn pero nos dimos cuenta que fue fuera de ella. las causas aÚn se investigan. las comunidades han sido particularmente afectadas. cientos de viviendas han quedado calcinadas. el jefe de operaciones dijo que este incendio tomÓ gran magnitud porque el fuego se propagÓ en diferentes direcciones. el supervisor del condado de napa dijo que se estÁ tratando de llevar ayuda a todos los evacuados conscientes que se tienen que preparar para los que los perdieron todo. >> perder su casa, perder sus animales es algo muy importante para una familia. claudia: unas 600 personas se encuentran en el campo de la feria de calistoga. las autoridades estÁn recome

trump talked to chris cuomo in a wide ranging interview. chris joins me tonight. >> fascinating interview you had. we will play the whole thing. how did you think it went? >> how do i think it went? kind of like when you are doing hurricane coverage. at the time you are just happy to make it through. then afterwards, people will tell you what the event was look for them. as you know very well. you are all learning all the time as you see the polls. donald trump is the gop leader. and in the new polls, his lead is bigger than ever. so we wanted to sit down and ask the man at the front of the race right now why does he think he is winning, why does he think he can go all the way. can you hear us? >> i can. hi, chris. >> good. there's a lot to get to. there's a new cnn/orc poll. you are aware of it, other than you don't have more than 32% of the vote. how do you explain the numbers? what do they mean to you? >> i think they mean people are tired of politicians that make deals like the deal we just made with iran, which is one of the worst nego

chris? >>> the new school year was just getting warmed up when the weather warmed up. today's heat means a half day for some schools in this area. we learned schools in new jersey are closing early. >> reporter: we'll get to the list in just a moment. when you have the hot temperatures, a lot these buildings are older and they have units that don't have air conditioning in in them. it can get inside rather quickly. as bill said, today's temperatures are expected to get into the 90s again with the feels-like temperature even hotter than that. this hot weather comes just as many schools are opening up this week, including philadelphia schools which started yesterday. right now, philadelphia schools are scheduled for a regular day. we plan on calling them again in a few minutes to find out how they would make a decision. let's get to the schools closing early. here's the list, trenton public schools and catholic schools are all closing early today. hamilton township schools in new jersey are on

hi, mary. >> reporter: chris, good afternoon to you. pope francis just finishing his whirlwind trip to the nation's capitol. the highlight of his visit, the first address by a pope to members of congress and in it he did not shy away from the [ applause ] >> reporter: pope francis received a standing ovation over and over again. [ applause ] >> i am most grateful for joint session of congress. in the land of the free and the home of the brave. [ applause ] >> reporter: he spoke before lawmakers in the heart of the u.s. government. he is the first pope to address a joint meeting of congress. >> building a future of freedom requires the common good. >> reporter: on the subject of immigration -- >> most of us were once foreigners. >> reporter: pope francis also understanding of those who come to the u.s. looking for a better life. >> we must not be taken aback by the numbers. but rather view them as persons. seeing their faces and listening -- [ applause ] >> to their stories. >> reporter: seated behind the pope were vice president joe bid

>> thanks, chris. it is great to be here.nk the pope's style is very approachable for young people. he has a way of talking using images and stories and idiom that really speak to young people. he also preaches to them where they are at. i'm struck here watching this the mix of the secular and sacred and here where the knicks plays and where billy joel plays his monthly concert we have the holy mass of the catholic church. in a sense the setting fits in perfectly with the homily that we heard that is take what happens here and go out into the streets. even as he speaks pope francis is always bringing in the people of the street, the people, the working poor, the people that we too easily look over. he is always bringing to us through his words, homilies and speeches. if there is one avenue that is most attracted to young people i find is the commitment to social justice that while they may have questions about their faith, their passion for justice is clear and it's real and it's vibrant. often once many young people engage t

chris, lauren, back to you.> thanks so muchment manhunt underway in illinois after 30 year veteran of the force, is shot to death during during. >> so sad. this lieutenant was just a month away from retirement. fifty-two year old joseph, radioed for back up yesterday morning, indicating he was in pursuit of three suspicious males. just outside of chicago. then his radio cut out. when officers arrived, they found his body. his weapon had been taken along with other equipment. he is survived by his wife and four sons. >> we're now being told there is a second cell phone clip showing a deadly police involved shooting in texas. >> but officials are not releasing it. deputy greg, and robert sanchez, responding to dom et cetera i can disturbance call friday at home in san antonio. they claim they found a woman with a cut on her head and a baby in need of medical attention. the suspect they killed was allegedly armed and was resisting arrest. both men have now been placed on administrative leave. >> it is a moral issue

my colleague and "new day" anchor chris cuomo is there. chris, good morning.e hear huge crowds are filing in already before dawn. >> well, look. this is literally you are watching history, victor and christi. good morning to you both. 4:00 this morning local time same as in the east. that is when people were let in. you can see -- day va day, take the picture. that is our photographer. they have been here on since 4:00 in the morning and thousands of people are here. the cuban authorities say that there will be hundreds of thousands here to hear pope francis say mass at 9:00 this morning. a homily that will reverb inebriate through this crowd and through this island and across this world. what will he say to the cuban people. something else we want to show you here. this is revolution square. the people we are talking to hope it will become evolution square. look at this. a new holy trinity here. champion of the revolution, right? you have another captain of the revolution, one of the main people that helped with the military here. look who has been added. the

meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with the game day forecast and more, chrisd morning, nydia. there will be nice weather for that game later this afternoon as well. looking at the arrows out of the north/northwest the front has cleared the delaware valley now sitting off the companies. dew points have dropped. temperatures holding steady. it is a nice morning. reading 67. philadelphia 69. trenton 67. wilmington 70 degrees. millville checking in at 73. there is frontal system right there. for the most part it has slipped through dry. we have had spritz and sprinkles, very early this morning. the that has since pulled away. front is sitting something like that. kind of a terrible looking front but you get the idea. it continues to dive off to the south and east. cooler stuff up here to the northwest. temperatures are down in the 50's right now. lower 50's for places like buffalo, pittsburgh, binghamton, i believe numbers are like 52, 53. fifty-three. that is cooler air that will press south east over the next this 24th to 48 hours. it will bring a touch of fall

chris: it was a calling. well, andothing i did to this day, my friend mario, his nickname for me is just suck atcause i everything else. ♪ conan o'brien is here. he's the coast of "conan" -- host of "conan" on tbs since 1993. a landscape undergoing traumatic changes, both in terms of its host and how it is being consumed. toan easily took his show havana, cuba. it was the first time an hostedn late-night host a show in cuba since 1959. i'm pleased to have conan at this table. : i'm the old guy now. one of the first shows i came on in 1993 i sat here and no one thought i was going to make it, you were very nice to me, but that is now -- if we looked at that appearance now it would look like an i love lucy -- "i love lucy" -- i was a young redhaired woman at the time. ihad done improvisation but had not done nearly the amount of performing that one should have done to get a late-night show. fluke, and toete this day i credit lorne michaels. he saw something and he thought, i think this kid can do it. that was s

chris: what would you say to them? >> god bless you. chris: this particular group is not your average. >> very excited to meet him. it's a great honor, it would be amazing. chris: this is the national catholic worship on disabilities, a group of inspiring men , women, and children who serve all180 catholic dioceses across america. they gathered along 4th street this afternoon to see the pope. whilee finally drove by, directly in front of this group, the pope stood, waved, edit knowledge them come in remarkable moment for this pastor and his dog, galahad. >> i think he is a man of very deep faith. --be that close to them chris: what is it like with this group of people? >> it's nice because you feel like everybody is in the same boat. chris: earlier today, before he drove by, the illogical college held a special mass for the national catholic partnership on disability as a thank you for all the group does. chris papst, abc 7 news. jonathan: tomorrow is pope francis' last day in the district. you will be delivering a speech before the hou

the chris, walk briskly, toward me, chris because i want to show how the temple university on campus, how just a block up broad street and see the the big high rise everybody can see from center city and temple sign there. so dad sad news again this alert went out after midnight, chris and lauren. we have no details or description but i can bet we will get one real soon. >> thank you, we will check back. >>> unimaginable find for a mother now her daughter's boyfriend facing charges of killing her. >> this is horrific story. nothing short of it. a 25 year-old delana, mom found her dead in her bensalem apartment. police arrested, 29 year-old andrew messnor. her body was in the bathtub. investigators are not saying how she died or why. >>> philadelphia, a man is in yale for stabbing his girlfriend to death. police say he stabbed his 20 year-old girlfriend multiple times in her face and neck at a home on the 800 block of solly avenue in the fox chase section of the city. police say a child was home at the time, when they arrived, details are still coming in. >>> whole foods has announced