director would not confirm that philadelphia was intended target for that attack but for joe clancy, the pope is his protectee and that is serious business. >> for a lot of folks in philadelphia it is a a once in the lifetime opportunity, but for us, it is an opportunity but it is also a serious mission. >> reporter: the the mission, protecting the pope and the people. during his 35 hours in philadelphia. >> our agents will know this independent hall better than the park service. >> reporter: secret service director joe clancy, a havertown native, walk with me on independent mall where fences will be erected next to metal detectors. so 40,000 people can see pope francis at the doorstep of independent hall. >> he will go out through the main door from what i understand. >> through the main door and then approximately where statue is but also think about if we have to move the pope out of this area how do we get him out. >> how do you do that? >> that is why some of the roads closures are in place. >> reporter: residents won't aloud on rooftops but agents will be. >> we will have our c

our pat chiarocchi has the one-on-one exclusive with secret service director joe clancy. >> for a lot of folks in philadelphia it's once in a lifetime opportunity. for us it's an opportunity but also a serious mission. >> reporter: the mission protecting the pope and the people during his 35 hours in philadelphia. >> our agents will know this independence hall better than maybe better than the park service. >> reporter: secret service director joe clancy a havertown native walked with me on independence mall. 40,000 people will pass through fences and metal detectors to see the pope emerge from the front door at independence hall. secret service agents are looking for witnesses. >> we keep re-evaluating where these little holes in the dense might be so we're constantly designing a new plan and our folks it keeps them up at night but also think about if we have to move the pope out of that are a how do we get him out. >> how do you do that? that's why some of the road closures are in place. >> reporter: residents won't ab loud on rooftops. but agents will be. >> we would have our count

it is there, i pressed director joe clancy to reveal more about that threat on pope francis life. >> i will in the talk about that specifically pat. >> reporter: are you able to tell us that it was thwarted. >> i can tell thaw we're very confident in the security plan that we have throughout each of the cities. >> reporter: are you able to tell me that security threat against the pope was targeted for philadelphia. >> i cannot the get into specifics, i'm sorry. i will say it is another example of the great partnership between federal, local and state agencies working on this specific visit with the pope. >> reporter: very quickly it the becomes clear some topics are opened, others are sealed. >> just picture all of those people here. >> reporter: clancy, a native of suburban philadelphia has been director nearly a year. when pope francis land in washington travels to new york, and then arrives in philadelphia, envies continuing independent mall, clancy will be at his side. what do you worry about with the bad guys. >> welshing everything whether it is i lone wolf, group attack, ied,

this will be the third pope that clancy has protected.id the pope's visit poses a much bigger challenge than a presidential inauguration, and he said they're ready for anything including some very scary scenarios. >> obviously, lone wolf is a concern as well as any group attack or ied and any of those is a concern. >> the secret service has been planning for pope francis' visit for more than nine months. in addition to possible attacks on the pope or the crowds, they're also preparing for demonstrators. >> we are anticipating that there will be some groups both pro and con for the events and we deal with this, washington is very comfortable dealing with these types of groups and chief lennier and the metropolitan police does a great job with this. >> one challenge is when the pope drives around theel ips in the popemobile. >> we're screening people along constitution avenue and there will be check points and there will be areas where they are screened, and there's been a lot of talk about fencing and so on and washingtonians are familiar

joseph clancy says manpower is the big of the challenge next week. he also revealed scary scenarios that they're preparing for and we'll tell you what those are in ten minutes. >>> right now in fairfax county, a warning for police, stay off the tracks and last year three people died walking on train tracks and two of them with children. police are monitoring some of those rails and handing out sight eggs and just ahead at 5:30 and what it will cost you if you're caught a second time. >> right now at 4:00, we are being troising the latest death attributed to west nile virus in maryland. tracee wilkins has this update. >> reporter: dorothy mount was a 94-year-old woman who had lived in laurel for most of her life. that was her home. her daughter was here with her when her mother became violently ill. she took her to the hospital and she died there and the doctors told her daughter that it was west nile virus that killed her mother. coming up on news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00. the city of laurel is responding to this news and we'll show you how. in laurel, i'm

director joseph clancy now apologizing after agents apparently ordered hundreds of parents and theiren out of a washington, d.c. park this weekend because of security operations. the group had been there for a child cancer vigil. >> reporter: today, the secret service is completely reviewing its procedures for security for the president when he comes and goes from the white house after what happened in the park behind me, lafayette park, on saturday night. 750 people were there, half of them children. they come from 40 states and as far away as australia, but the secret service wouldn't let them have their candlelight vigil. they came to washington, 750 strong, with an inspirational message against childhood cancer. >> i believe that we will win! >> reporter: but even though the group had a permit, the secret service ordered them out of the park. mark myer lost his daughter to cancer last year. >> as a parent of a child who's passed away from cancer you just want them to be remembered. this was a way to remember kylie on a special stage in front of the white house. we didn't get that

and as if to underscore that, we saw the director clancy of the united states secret service at the lastthe pope made kind of an underscoring the security of this and the -- just the scope director clancy came from the protection side of the secret service so this is his -- this is his occupation. you see the nuns who make up the staff there at again what is the nunciature or in effect the vatican's embassy in washington, d.c. kate snow is remaining here with us in the studio. kate, you and i have been watching the images for 24 hours. we have to remember that people have camped outside. people have flown for hours to be there. people have driven. people have walked. >> look at the little baby. they bring the smallest of children to be blessed. i don't know if you saw it talking but he did make the sign of the cross and bless the crowd very briefly. but that's important to catholics. that's something that i was at the vatican this summer and my mother-in-law when's catholic asked me to bring something with me to bless for her. >> absolutely. >> i know the significance of that. but yeah.

. >> director clancy is also preparing for when the popemobile circles the ellipse. ? they allowed us to walk us behind the popemobile as it traveled through the vatican, how do the people react to the pope and how does the pope react to the audience? how does vatican security react? >> of course, the secret service has to prepare for the worst-case scenarios. >> lone wolf is a concern as well as a group attack or an ied and any of those are a concern. >> director clancy says they don't plan for one specific threat. they have a plan in plan that encompasses a wide range of scenarios. mark segraves, news 4. >> you'll be able to stay on top of the latest road closures and security alerts by downloading the nbc washington app throughout the pope's visit. we will send out alerts whenever new, major road closures are announced. >>> a big decision by the federal reserve today. the fed announced it will keep u.s. interest rates at their record lows. the rates have been at or near zero for nine years now. some people thought today might be the day that the fed raised those rat

nbc 10 spoke with clancy today. he is a delaware county native and said a lone wolf or group attack is the biggest concern. >> to be sure we have enough personnel. we reached timeout to partners to ensure we have enough for all the screenings and enough people. war war with just over a week to go, they will start stealing manhole covers. here's a sign the event is growing near. a plethora of porta potties. we reached out to the archdiocese for exact numbers, but they are not sure how many will be in place. several months ago the arch bishop said the cost of the porta potties is $1.2 million. go to nbc 10 app for everything you need for the papal visit even if you are not going to the parkway. you will find road closures and changes. you will find the pope's schedule and a list of things you are not allowed to bring. >> a look at the direction in chile tonight for 11 people now dead from a powerful earthquake. we brought you the 8.3 magnitude tremor and the kathy toll could rise. the quake and tsunami advisories in c

head of the home land security, jay johnson, and director of the secret service joe clancy are a aware of the criticisms earned ising the pope's visit. they responded to questions about security measures and detracting from the appeal of people wanting to take part. >> you have to have structure. if you don't have structure, you have mayhem and you have to have route is available so if there is an incident we can get the holy father out of the city, and also that we can get the participants and the guests out of the city. you have to control those road ways. >> reporter: mack will begin operations, thursday morning, you will be manned 24/7. it will shut down monday afternoon. reporting live tonight on the parkway, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, todd. final warning parking authority is reminding drivers it will start towing cars parked in the papal no parking zones on sunday at 6:00 p.m. >> please help us out with this. we fully understand the inconvenience, parking authority has been tremendous in finding, garage spaces, available for free, and there are relaxing, p

joe clancy is all business.f something is going to go wrong, he is going to be there to correct it first. i'm not surprised at all he's there. >> amazing to see him there. now we know his nickname. we'll tell him you told us that, dan. it's on your head. >> i've got permission. >> thank you so much. >>> "out front" next, ben carson changing his stance on a muslim running for president. will his shifting answers hurt him? >> donald trump, his latest defense for ignoring a supporter's anti-muslim remark. >> even after laying off 30,000 workers, carly fiorina says she is proud of her record at hewlett-packard. can she convince voters this time? why pause a spontaneous moment to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates

the president says secret service director joe clancy and his entire team of details of protective services deserve a huge round of applause. he made those comments upon returning to the white house from the united nations. >>> today is a yellow weather alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> well, we wanted rain. we're getting it. >> be careful what you wish for. >> you wanted rain. >> we all wanted rain. >> it's nice to freshen up the grass. the water table is fine, but it was looking a little dry out there, but now we're in a different pattern. it's really going to get wet and stay wet as we go into the month of october. let's take a live look outside, slow commute home, one of the reasons we issued our yellow weather alert, just one. the other reason was for flash flooding. temperature 76. the dew point gone up to 73, high dew point, high humidity for this time of day, 91% humidity, winds easterly at 7, bad hair day. here's a look at first alert doppler the last hour. slowly but surely the heavy activity works their way eastward down to prince george's

. >> clancy says there are no credible threats against the pope now but the secret service is not going to let its guard down until the pope is safely on his way home. >>> we're going to bring you, of course, extensive coverage on the trip. our darlene rodriguez will travel to cuba to report on his time there. we've created a special section on our website with everything you need to know about the pope's visit. head over to nbcnewyork.com/pope. >>> it's crowded, it's late and it stinks. guess you can guess what we are talking about. >> the subway. the strap hangers campaign released its on wall state the subway. >> how does your line rank? news's sheldon dutes. >> reporter: riders con get from point a to point b knowing they're riding on the subway's at least according to the campaign, which ranked the seven number one for the eighth time in its 17-year record card history. how does your experience compare? >> i would agree on my experience, because as soon as one leaves the station, there's always another one right behind itcu. >> the air conditioning got better. the train got better.

today home land security director jay johnson and secret service director joe clancy will review the cities plans. we will have details on their visit on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. >>> does this look familiar to you? it is a spanish version of the love sculpture on display next week outside the art museum right near where pope francis alter is being built, amor is spanish for love and same leaning o just like the one in love park. both sculptures were made by artistness robert, indiana. the amor sculpture will stay in philadelphia for just months. >>> the pope will be here in the city, in just days, you can find the complete resource guide on cbs philly.com. >>> well, philadelphia's 311 center is back opened for business today after a bed bug problem, yeah, exterminators gave city hall, yesterday afternoon after someone found a bed bug on the carpet. fifty workers went home, 311 service requests are being handled on line. >>> there are no injury after this accident in mercer county. chopper three over route one in lawrenceville. tractor trailer lost its container while makin

so the secret service director clancy went there to try to figure out how to do it for the next few days here. obviously, the first big event is done but we are going to see the pope here in just a few minutes when he's done with the president and the first lady and their daughters, and expect another big cheer, because everybody's got their eyes on that door over there. >> peter, thank you very much. before my friend greg burke closes, he used to work with us but now he's got assignment in heaven. greg, we're getting dribs and drabs what the pope might say. he was on the wire saying his criticisms of capitalism are nothing new but based on catholic social doctrine that he will not speak specifically about the cuban embargo to congress, but generally about good international relations and that he hopes that embargo eventually will be lifted, about as specific i guess as i have seen of late. but is he about to ruffle some feathers here? >> i don't think in a big way. he's a gracious guest. i think you will hear things about immigration that some people won't like. he will say some things

joe clancy-director servicio secreto de eeuu the nsse, the national special security event el directorreto asegur que la division nacional de seguridad de eventos nacionales, pone la agencia de servicio secreto a cargo de implementar el plan de seguridad del evento, catalogado como un evento nacional de seguridad especial. michael nutter-alcalde de public events in are 3 huge the city of philadelphia por su parte, el alcalde de filadelfia, dijo que aunque en nueva york y en washington, d.c. se llevaran a cabo eventos con boletos en lugares ms pequeÑos y no es lo mismo por estar filadelfia, el lico ms expuesto. en cuanto a la seguridad en los vecindarios y en lugares por donde no va a pasar el sumo pontifice, el comisionado de filadelfia, charles ramsey asegur q los residentes continuaran a recibir el apoyo de las autoridades. charles ramsey- comisionado policia de filadelfia we still have a city to run no todo el mundo estara involucrado en las actividades que se llevaran a cabo en center cityentonces tenes q asurarnos de ner los cursos sucientes en nutros vecindarios y lovamos a tener

head of the home land security was flanged by no less than the director of the secret service joe clancy during a media briefing here on friday. the point would be getting a behind the scenes look at is what called the the multi agency communications center or mack, where we agreed not to reveal its exact locations but essentially a place where law enforcement, 50 different agencies will monitor cameras and help coordinate security measures on the ground in real time. >> an outdoor event such as we see here on the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia it creates enormous challenges but we have to adapt to that. >> reporter: secret service in charge of the security and unprecedented security measures are being used, including the shutting down of the major roads in a major city for multiple days. law men responded to critics if all of the security is just too much and turning people away from going to see the the pope. >> you have to have structure. if you don't have structure you have mayhem. you have to have route as veilable so if there is an incident we can certainly get the holy fathe

scott, the director of the secret service, joe clancy, apologized to chafis and said he will take appropriate disciplinary action. >> pelley: jeff pegues reporting from washington. jeff, thank you. early today the state of georgia executed kelly gissendaner, turning aside pope francis' plea for mercy. gissendaner conspired to kill her husband in 1997. she sang "amazing grace" as the lethal drug was administered. the pope also asked oklahoma to spare murderer richard glossip. he did get a reprieve today because of questions about a new lethal injection drug. also in oklahoma today, the tulsa county sheriff resigned after he was indicted. the charges stem from the fatal shooting of eric harris by reserve deputy robert bates last april. bates, who says he meant to use his taser, is a friend of sheriff stanley glanz. the sheriff is accused of covering up a report that questioned whether bates was fit for duty. today exxonmobil said it is selling its refinery in torrance, california. it's been shut since a tremendous explosion last february. our anna werner has found that catastrophe. >> look at t

joe clancy according to the r didn't know this was going on. lester. >> kristen welker tonight. thank you. >>> a stunning turn today in syria. russian air strikes coming just two days after the war in syria was topic a for president obama and putin at the u.n. but the question this evening is whether russia is targeting isis or syrian rebels supported by the u.s. adding to anxiety surrounding one of the most dangerous places on earth. here's senior white house correspondent chris jansing. >> reporter: thick black smoke billowing the skiesver syria. death and destruction on the ground after russian air strikes opened a dangerous new phase in an already-complicated and bloody war. >> this kind of action by the russians is ill advised and will backfire. that approach i tantamount to pouring gasoline on the fire. >> reporter: vladimir putin today saying the target is isis. russia releasing a video claiming terrorist targets were derod. but theeal target appearso be opponents of syrian president assad, russia's ally, a direct challenge to the u.s. which wants assad out. >> strikes of

the secret service director joseph clancy went to the vatican to meet with the swiss guard to betterforts. one law enforcement source is coordinated by the pope saying the pope will have a bigger security detail than the president because of the length of his tour through out the u.s. >> peter doocy live for us this morning. >>> european leaders are set to meet today to discuss the my p grant crisis a day after germany placed temporary border patrols. the interior minister says refugees can't choose their host countries and are calling on other european states to do more. germany's vice chancellor adding the country is at the limit of the capabilities. they expect 800,000 migrant to come this year. >> one of the most active volcanoes spewing a big cloud of ash into the sky. you can see the black plume of smoke arriving after it erupted without any warning. nearby buildings are blanketed by volcanic ash. look at that. there were 100 hikers nearby when at that time that volcano erupted thankfully they were not hurt. this volcano erupted in april as well. >> unbelievable all of that ash

from a security standpoint secret service director joseph clancy said they've preparing for months.tive teams including counter snipers and counter assaults agents have used a replica popemobile. security experts have emphasized in protecting the pope is uniquely challenge because of his penchant for mingling with large spectators. you saw what happened in washington when the little girl break through the crowd and made her way to the pope. this will be a safe and successful time for the holy father and all those who have come to see him. we'll be checking in from time to time, for now, "live" with kelly and michael at atlantic aviation, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, dann. >>> pope francis will make his way to the benjamin franklin parkway we're taking a live look from our camera up ahead over at logan square looking at the papal stage where the festival of families will takes place. pope francis will be there today, and tomorrow, the pope will say mass for thousand upon thousands on the parkway. >> we're keeping an eye on what it looks like and security checkpoin

secret service director joe clancy issued a statement saying quote any employee regardless of rank or seniority who committed misconduct will be held accountable. this incident will be no different and i will assure that the appropriate disciplinary actions are taken. homeland secretary jeh johnson has personally apologized. >>> republican lawmakers will vote on a replacement for outgoing house speaker john boehner next thursday. the full house is expected to decide in a few weeks. majority leader kevin mccarthy is considered the front-runner. stocks rallied today. the dow gained 236. the s&p 500 was up 36. the nasdaq finished ahead 103. >>> yesterday, the head of planned parenthood underwent some grilling by republican lawmakers on capitol hill, part of their ongoing effort to defund her organization. tonight correspondent doug mckelway is here to tell us that there's more at issue here with many lawmakers defending planned parenthood. >> it's not just the graphic videos to try to t strip planned parenthood of its funding. it's that planned parenthood is partis partisan. its politica

. >> the last several days and they did so flawlessly and joe clancy, the head of secret service anda big round of applause for being such hosts and keeping everybody safe. all right? >> all right. so there and it was hard for everybody to hear but i think the president was praising secret service director jim clancy for the work that they have dedicated certainly for the president's most recent trip to new york city and visit for the u.n. and also for the hard work they put in to the visit paid by pope francis. again, it was hard for us to hear but the president now back at the white house after two days here in new york for the u.n. and one thing that we have been keeping our eye on is something that could sound like something out of a scary movie. it's treasure hunters scouring a site in poland for a nazi train that disappeared in world war ii. it's believed to contain weapons and looted gold. nbc's chapman bell has more from poland. >> reporter: thomas, day two of the six-day operation has wrapped up here in this area of land behind me where the suspected nazi gold train is thoug

this is the moment, george clancy, head of the secret service has been staying up nights worrying about here in washington for a long time. >> there's been a real tug-of-war between the vatican and secret service over this entire trip. it really has to do with the new popemobile. had pope francis agreed to use that pububble top his predecess used, things could have been done different. they could have traveled the streets like he did. but he's determined to use the fiat, jeep wrangler and that from the secret service point of view puts a whole new dimension of concern on this. you have these enclosed drive arons, the ellipse and central park. >> it is a tug-of-war, maria, because on the one hand you have to do everything humanly possible to protect this pope while he's on this tour of the ellipse. on the other hand, this is the best chance for the majority of the people in this area to get a glimpse of the pope. some are hoping to reach out and touch him. >> we've seen a glimpse where people have given him a pizza, gone up to the popemobile, touched him or put their baby up there. i thi

this is the third time secret service director and delaware county native joseph clancy will be protectinga pope. >> we've been working on this for nine months or more, you know, our field offices really started it. >> reporter: in philly he said the field offices backgrounded everyone building sets or working anywhere near the event, but its unknowns, including how many people will be here, that leave plans unfinished. >> in philadelphia you'll see the crowds much larger, some of the venues are outside where large crowds are going to be present. and you have to have some structure. >> reporter: independence hall and the art museum will showcase historic and significant backdrops and produce ideal targets. >> making sure that we have enough personnel, we reached out to, again, our partners to ensure we have enough personnel at all the screening facilities and enough people at each of the venues. >> reporter: those partners include philadelphia police, state police, and vatican security. together they've already stopped one threat we know of involving a 15-year-old new jersey boy. >> obviou

secret service director joe clancy was in philadelphia yesterday observing events and activities at aersonal level. i want to thank him and also the secretary of the department of homeland security, who many of you met or saw somewhere i guess about ten days or so ago, jay johnson. also with us today is, of course, the current general manager of septa, joe casey, and his colleague, jeff knupple. i want to thank governor wolf and drpa, penndot, the state police, and all the other folks who were involved in this incredible effort. today is our 11th and i think final media update related to the world meeting of families 2015 and the papal visit. it was a tremendous honor for all of us to serve as hosts to the holy father, pope francis, in our city for two days of large public events, the largest events he attended while in the united states of america. hundreds of thousands of pilgrims flocked to our city and enjoyed a wonderful and certainly joyous and spiritual experience. as we might say, they came, they saw, and they experienced philadelphia at its best. city of philadelphia and our

the secret service director joseph clancy was at andrews air force base to watch the pope come in. his people had been in rome to learn more about what the pope does and he's riding in a vehicle you can roll the windows down in. that's not something a presidential limousine can do. so many differences and it's a challenge because of so many other things going on. the district is still open. the pope is going to find less traffic because people are obeying the rules to stay home, federal employees to work home if they can, but in new york it gets more complicated because of the fact that the u.n. general assembly will be meeting 170 heads of state that have to be protected and then when he moves on to philadelphia, the security problems get even bigger because it's a smaller area and it's a city that isn't as accustomed as washington, d.c. and new york having heads of states come and shut the city down. plus, the city officials have said that if the visitors that they expect to come actually arrive, it will almost double the population of philadelphia. he comes here at a time when t

. >> president obama says secret service director joe clancy and his team deserve, quote, a huge round of applause. >>> there are in details about mayor bowser's plans to use private ambulances in the district of columbia as part of a reform effort after several high-profile delayed responses. news 4's mark segraves is live tonight. one part of the plan could limit your right as a patient. >> reporter: that's right, wendy. d.c. has a patient's bill of rights and one of the provisions of that law requires the d.c. fire department to transport anyone who calls them to the hospital whether they need to go to the hospital or not. firefighters refer to it as the you call, we haul. and lawmakers say abuse of that law is one of the reasons they need to hire a private ambulance service to run some 911 calls. >> we don't need to be transporting everybody who just wants their prescription filled. >> reporter: the majority of 911 calls d.c. fire and ems responds to are not for fires or even life-threatening medical emergencies. most of the calls are for non-life threatening medical reasons. some

. >> reporter: joe clancy director of u.s. secret service. he says plans must be in place to evacuate the pope and visitors in case of an emergen emergency. >> you have to have structure. if you don't have structure, you have mayhem. >> reporter: meanwhile city officials are still pushing back against claims that philadelphia has overreacted to the pope's visit. adopting security measures that go far beyond what will be experienced by those in new york and washington when the pontiff visits those cities. >> there are any number of events in both new york and washington, d.c. all ticked much smaller venues and nowhere near the level of public facing and exposure to the public as in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: the city and security officials remain confident there will be enough metal detectors in place spread around the perimeter of the francis festival grounds to get folks into the grounds safely effectively, efficiently and, of course, to keep out those things that should not get in. chris? >> okay, bruce. busy and exciting week a

jeh johnson along with secret service director joe clancy also gave final approval to contingency plans for all of the papal events. johnson stressed that right now there is no security issue to worry about. >> we know of no specific credible threat directed at the pope's visit here to this city. and so we fully anticipate a successful and safe visit. >> officials also showed off their communication center today. it will be the hub for more than 50 public safety-related agencies that are here during the pontiff's visit. >>> sunday night is when the city will begin together vehicles that aren't removed from the designated papal security zones. strict parking regulations will be in place from the art museum past city hall. residents in the area do have options to park in city garages or on certain streets with the city-issued pass. "action news" reporter vern odom will have details on the options coming up in a live report at 5:30. >>> and our coverage of the upcoming papal visit continues on high pressure. there we have a closer look at the highway and bridge closures while the pontiff i

know you know that secretary of homeland security jae johnson and the secret service director joe clancy were in philadelphia just last week. they reviewed our entire security plan. they have been getting briefings from their respective personnel and secretary johnson indicated everything is a-okay in philadelphia. when you talk about partnerships on the ground with the world meeting of families, the state police and governor wolf and his team, all of the infrastructure is being put in place for the crowds, however big they may be, but we are certainly geared up and ready to go and expecting a whole lot of folks to be in philadelphia, culminating with three huge public events by pope francis, a speech on immigration and religious freedom, the festival of families also on saturday with aretha franklin and andreas bocelli, a ton of folks, and the pope will hear from families, then culminating sunday with a visit to one of our prisons, not to forget those who may be behind bars but soon to return to civil society. then the mass on the parkway at 4:00 in the afternoon. hundreds of thousands

. >> and the secret service director, joseph clancy, has said that his challenges include the biggest challenges include having enough personnel to handle this, and enough people at the screening areas. there's so many and there's so many people to protect, not just the phone but the people. >> we've learned our lessons from the first obama inaugural, giving the purple tickets in the third street tunnel, need to get out there early, people need to get there early. unprecedented in d.c. in new york, you have to time it with the general assembly then in philadelphia the real challenge is the open-air event that's going to be on the highway there. >> we're looking at a live picture here, peter, stay with us. the pope, rock creek. this was where we talked to shomar shomari moments ago. police on motorcycle leading the way. we'll see his fiat round the corner, too. shomari, tell us what you're seeing. we see a smattering of people spread out. what are you seeing as this arrival comes your way? >> reporter: well, right now we are waiting for the pope and there are a lot of people. you can s

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director clancy, he and his top went over and observed what was going on in the security and the vaticanound in his pope mobile there. good sense of how the vatican security operates. way we would do is pre there coordination and security. then the people who lead the pope's detail would have come up to the capitol, sat down and talked with the protocol offices as well use and senate as the secret surface and capitol police. he secret service has a half dozen people assigned permanently assigned to the capitol. so they secret service and the capitol police and the sergeant arms office worked his one unit and know the flow and the embers and know what is expected and they would. >> any special percussions now this pope given the security environment that we're in with isis and other terrorist threats? challenge of the united states secret service and the capitol police and the police is the constant vigilance. how many large events and important people who come to the absent something very, very specific as to that articular visitor, the protocols are in a -- are at the be.est level that

this is the moment, george clancy, head of the secret service has been staying up nights worrying aboutar between the vatican and secret service over this entire trip. it really has to do with the new popemobile. had pope francis agreed to use that pububble top his predecess used, things could have been done different. they could have traveled the streets like he did. but he's determined to use the fiat, jeep wrangler and that from the secret service point of view puts a whole new dimension of concern on this. you have these enclosed drive arons, the ellipse and central park. >> it is a tug-of-war, maria, because on the one hand you have to do everything humanly possible to protect this pope while he's on this tour of the ellipse. on the other hand, this is the best chance for the majority of the people in this area to get a glimpse of the pope. some are hoping to reach out and touch him. >> we've seen a glimpse where people have given him a pizza, gone up to the popemobile, touched him or put their baby up there. i think they are hoping it will be much less security focused and they wi

yesterday joe clancy called organizers and gave them a heart felt apology and offered to speak at theevent when they were able to reschedule it and natasha, whose blog was unbelievablely upbeat was upbeat again, she said at least this way they're getting a lot more publicity to a cause close to her own heart, childhood cancer. >> a navy fighter jet crashed on monday but the pilot ejected and safely pair chuted to the ground. nobody was aboard the super hornet that cashed. a fire from the crash was quickly extinguished. the pilot is in good condition. >> a former peanut company executive was sentenced money to 28 years in prison. they say he knowingly shipped salmonella-entertainmented peanuts. it's the toughest outcome ever. the death was blamed for the death of nine people and sickened hundreds more. >> residents say the blast shook their homes and sounded like a bomb going off. two people were air lifted to an area hospital and three were treated for minor injuries. firefighters are working with the gas company to determine if there was a leak. and two inmates escaped a kentucky cor

well, yesterday, joe clancy, the head of the secret service, called organizers and gave them what they said was a heartfelt apology and offered to actually speak at the event when they are able to reschedule it which they hope to next month, and natasha, whose blog is unbelievably upbeat, was upbeat when she talked to us again saying, well, at least this way they are getting a lot more publicity for the cause too close to her own heart and that is the fight against childhood cancer. natalie. >> chris jansing in washington for us. thank you, chris. >>> a navy fighter jet crashed in california on monday, but the pilot ejected and safely parachuted to the ground. no one else was afford the fa-18 super hornet that crashed into a dirt field near lemoore naval air station. a tire from the crash was quickly extinguished. officials say the pilot is in good condition. >>> a former peanut company executive was sentenced monday to 28 years in prison. prosecutors say stuart parnell knowingly shipped salmonella-tainted peanuts. it's the toughest penalty ever for a corporate executive in a food pois

the director of the secret service, joseph clancy, now admitting that that agency made a misfake and coming up soon. >>> well, a heroic service dog that you all know from watching "fox & friends" blocked from boarding an airplane? because employees thought the dog was a fake. marine vet captain jason and his dog axel were about to head home when an american airlines employee refused to let them get on board because they didn't have the proper paperwork to prove that axel was a service dog. he had been named the 2015 service dog of the year. they both flew home a day later. the airline has since apologized. axel and hag were on "fox & friends" back in july when axel was named service dog of the year. >>> well the actor ryan reynolds, he's having a major breakup with a best friend. the star of the upcoming superhero movie called "dead pool" catching a friend trying to sell baby pictures to the highest bidder. he has a brand-new baby with his wife, actress brooke lake lively. they said catching the guy was easy because they only sent delivery room photos of their daughter to close frien

i know director clancy himself has been busy over the last week. mark: he probably would take his call. josh i bet he would. if that took place i'll get you the information. mark: the 65 nations, the coalition, how many are willing to put boots on the ground? josh: inside of syria? mark: yes. josh: let me check on the commitments that were made. most of them -- and i thinked' even say the vast majority, if not at all, have like the united states been unwilling to make that commitment principally because they recognize that a military solution cannot be imposed on syria from the united states. rather, there is a premium on backing the efforts of opposition fighters on the ground. that ultimately those opposition forces that are members of the moderate opposition essentially represent what would hopefully turn into a moderate political opposition and would serve as the basis as the kind of political transition that needs o occur in that country. mark: do the nations sign a document explaining their commitment to the coalition? josh there is something

director clancy went to the vatican to meet with his security counterparts, to really understand thiss look at this. what is going on behind the scenes right now as they are prepping the roadways taking him into center city philadelphia. >> absolutely. where you're looking at is the final one-third of this unprecedented visit to the united states by pope francis. so right now what is happening in philadelphia is the pope is reaching out and being greeted by the crowds. the police are shutting down the roadways. the areas that he's going to be going to are becoming more secure. really, the full security operations going into effect now. >> it's going to be a massive display at the art museum, the philadelphia art museum. you can hear the song in the background, the famous scene from the 1976 movie where rocky is running up the steps. that's where he'll be standing and they built this elaborate -- it's actually kind of small for most performances. it's like three small green rooms, apparently modest accommodations when they are rerekting this artificial structure. when you have an artif