sharon crowley takes a look. note >> i think like a subtle kind of suggestion that kind of god puts in our hearts. >> we want to be able to be united with the parishioners we serve. the children we baptist. >> the life of simplicity. >> 23-year-old degree up in queen and planned to use the debris to become engineer when the life took a turn. >> jesus said to peter, for now, when i read that line, i really felt, peter 2,000 year ago. i think calling me now. >> becoming a catholic priest means dominic will tick a vow of celibacy and never get married. father toward few family members, but called to be a father to entire community. >> other young men studying to become priest at the house of formation enter he v vocation at difficult time for the catholic church. dwindling mass attendance, closing catholic schools, and the stain of international child abuse scandal. >> all of this candle, all of this stuff with our faithed teaches us that we're sinners that we need god's mercy. we make mistakes. we screw up. and tha

christina: next time you head to see gangrene, bring your apptize, sharon crowley with super size food options on game day. >> reporter: i am here with eric, the executive chef here at metlife stadium, we're starting with a giant jumbo pretzel. do we need a giant pretzel. >> we'll call it a jumbo jet prez >> we put your beer cheese sauce. >> reporter: what is that. >> a souped up cheese whiz. >> reporter: if are you counting calories right now, stop, they came up with jumbo ideas with, they super size some jet fan favorite, hold on to your arteries, he not done yet with this $30 jumbo prez zell. >> ground chroizo . >> reporter: how about a two food long jumbo sausage, to feed about 7 jets fans in one setting, it costs $60. >> triple layers. >> sauce am on amage on sausage, he will bring had here, put cheese sauce on that. >> reporter: you need cheese on two types of meat. makes sense. >> reporter: come to the stadium with an empty stomach. >> for the brunch crowd. a chorizo patty, another pound. >> reporter: what inspired you to make jumbo jets food for the fans. >> the jets wanted to

sharon crowley shows us. [music] >> i think it's like a subtle suggestion that kind of got puts in our hearts. >> we want to be able to be united with the parishioners that we serve, the children that we baptize. >> we're still called a life of simplicity. queens. he planned to become an engineer when his life took a turn. >> jesus said to peter, you catchers of men. when i read that line, i really felt just as jesus called peter 2000 years ago, i think he's calling me now. >> reporter: becoming a catholic priest means dominic will take a vow of celibacy and never get married. >> you're not called just to be a father to a few, but to an entire community. >> reporter: he and others studying to become priests enter their vocation at a difficult time for the catholic church. dwindling mass attendance, closing catholic schools and the stain of an international child abuse scandal. >> all this scandal, all this stuff, our faith teaches us we're sinners, we need god's mercy, we make mistakes, we screw up and god lo

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crowley of new york. mr. crowley: i like mike, i admire him but i think he is it a disservice to the house and this debate to bring up the issue of 9/11. i do thank him for his honesty to say this is all about, having this debate today and this vote today to stir the emotions of the american people. my emotions always start on this day. 14 years ago i knew people who died that day. my cousin died. my friends died. i don't need to be reminded of that but it will not cloud my decisionmaking on this important issue. today i stand in support of a joint comprehensive plan of action. this has been a difficult decision for me and i know it's been for many of my colleagues as well. there are those who came out against this deal before you even read it. for those that took the time to read the agreement and came to a given conclusion, you have my deep and profound respect because we both share the same goals. but after carefully studying this agreement, i believe it is important to give diplomacy the opportunity to su

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with that, let me turn it over to our vice chairman, joe crowley. mr. crowley: thank you, mr. chairman. what a week last week was. to be in the presence of the holy father, pope francis, and more importantly the message he had for america. and leaving, i believe, an indelible mark on all of us, catholic or non-catholic, believer or not. it was an incredible week. i'm wearing green, i have to switch later today to pink, but i'm wearing green this morning because the pope said green is the color of hope he told that to speaker boehner. i want to thank the speaker for inviting the pope here, i want thank leader pelosi, my colleagues acted remarkably responsibly in the chamber. but listening to the pope's message to congress, whether on climate change, death penalty, a number of issue he is mentioned, what i think was really clear is that he emphasized the need for us to do as representatives what's in the best interest of our country, to govern. and that includes i think a message to our republican colleagues to stop governing by crisis. there's enough crises in the world, enge y

sharon crowley hit the streets into. what is today? >> labor day. and what do we celebrate on labor day? >> um, i am not sure. >> she is not alone. >> lots of people think labor days only a day to barbecue, go to the beach or hunt for bargains. >> what do we celebrate on labor day? >> everything is on sale today. >> we did have a picnic. that is a good which to celebrate? it is. >> how come? >> take the day off. relax. eat food. >> food is awesome. >> basically where like a day off for me. you know? don't have school. >> some even mix up labor day with another holiday. >> labor day. >> no. that is independence day. >> not mem or quill day or veteran's day either. >> but that didn't stop this person from ping the following labor day holiday tips. >> grill a stack, peat dog, nice idea bus not who we honor on labor day. this tweeter posted has everyone made sure to thank a veteran today hashtag labor day support our troops? >> i am a huge veteran supporter, but this, this holiday is about, know, the labor moment. is right. labor day was first recognize

steve: sharon crowley there now with a look ahead. >> reporter: it can only be described as a fortress surrounding this townhouse on upper east side, roads have been blocked off. police barricades are everywhere. my photographer pans up. let's hope that the holy father is sleeping now, i am told he wakes up at 4:30 in the morning, he had such a busy day today, addressing congress in washington d.c. before comes to new york city, and having a vesper this evening. i wish i could tell you we got a glimpse of the pontiff, we did not, secret service was in charge of handling him, getting him out of the that fiat. nestled between those large suvs. i mentioned that townhouse donated to archdiocese in '70s, by relatives of a family a former mayor of new york city in 1890, hugh grant. we hope that pope francis is asleep in the residence, he is hosted by a delegate by the vatican to the u.n., he has a very busy day tomorrow, hopefully he will get some rest. i'll send it back to you 92 i saw him -- >> i saw him today it was eciting. dari: this evening we met two sisters who were granted a once in

reporter: sharon crowley for "fox 5 news". dari: okay, have you downloaded the fox 5 ny at math on your tablet or phone? you can watch us live anytime. >> is a couple seconds behind, it will be interesting to see where we were. dari: at the latest news and headlines and the top stories from the area. you can see the seven-day forecast which is huge, of course. and also breaking news. it will be sent right to you. at. steve: to visit fox 5 ny or downloaded on google play or iphone. coming up next, local catholic students will be there to greet the pope speak to meet the kids that are part of the welcoming committee. steve: and a rat taking his the man that shot this is a story about doers, the artificial heart, electric guitars and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. a steel drivin' man hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. and all this doin' takes energy there's all kinds of doin' up in here. o

sharon crowley is joining us live. what did the president have to say? >> reporter: this is the first time president obama and russian president vladimir putin will be meeting, at least a formal meeting. it comes as both finished addressing the u.n. general assembly and each faulting the other for the syrian refugee crisis. president obama started out

fox 5's sharon crowley shows us what got broadway all riled up. >> the worst thing ever. >> how come. is distracting to the audience and to the actors. is awful. were are report many think there is nothing worse in this a cell phone going off during a broadway performance. >> is rude. they should not that. >> reporter: thereeas some members of the broadway community called far boycott of at&t after the telecommunications giant suggested its customers stream live tv during theater performance. >> as an actor wherever are in community thetaer, dinner at the herb where it is insensitive. >> they responded on social media shortly after the at&t it would. the king and i star, tony tweeted what an inconsiderate ad, shame on you. the use of cell phones is ongoing concern on broadway. actress patty was so angry she took a cell phone away from audience member who was texting for days. hamilton creator did not let madonna backstage after she reportedly was using the cell phone during the musical. >> those who were supporting the boycott say turning the cell phone during the performance is a sig

sharon crowley, fox 5 news. steve: looks like someone tossing away charcoal is to blame for the fire. it scorched more than a thousand acres. it is still smoldering. it's unclear if anyone will face criminal charges. dari: millions of artifacts will be returned to the ellis island national museum tomorrow. they were placed in storage three years ago after the building suffered major damage during superstorm sandy. the artifacts make up 50 percent of the museum's collection and should be on display in a month. steve: giants fans will not be seeing jason pierre paul anytime soon. he's not ready to play after badly injuring his hand in a fireworks accident. one finger was amputated. coach coughlin says there's no timetable for his return or if he'll sign a contract to play with the team. he has returned to florida to continue getting back game ready. dari: fantasy football, you're good to go. steve: had my draft last night. dari: all right. it's a huge business for companies and also individuals. steve: that's righ

that day his friend danielle crowley is filming from the back of her boyfriend's motorcycle. >> theye just asking around if anybody wanted to videotape, so i agreed. it's a fun experience. >> aaron and the other riders love doing stunts and can't resist the thrill of the open road. >> around here there's not many places. it's easier just to go on the road. it's not as safe. it's not safe at all, but we come out here on the road and ride our bikes and we do wheelies. >> the wheelie is aaron's personal favorite. >> when you first start out doing wheelies, it's probably one of the scariest things you have done. you are like, holy cow, this thing has tons of power. and you get off and your hands are shaking. >> that august day seems perfect for a joy ride. after all, to aaron, what day isn't? >> it is a perfect day for riding, really. just not my day. >> danielle crowley isn't expecting anything out of the ordinary, just the boys doing their usual antics. >> that's what they like to do. it's their fun, it's their release. you know, he's going to do a wheelie, he's going to come back down

crowley of new york. mr. crowley: i like mike, i admire him but i think he is it a disservice to the house and this debate to bring up the issue of 9/11. i do thank him for his honesty to say this is all about, having this debate today and this vote today to stir the emotions of the american people. my emotions always start on this day. 14 years ago i knew people who died that day. my cousin died. my friends died. i don't need to be reminded of that but it will not cloud my decisionmaking on this important issue. today i stand in support of a joint comprehensive plan of action. this has been a difficult decision for me and i know it's been for many of my colleagues as well. there are those who came out against this deal before you even read it. for those that took the time to read the agreement and came to a given conclusion, you have my deep and profound respect because we both share the same goals. but after carefully studying this agreement, i believe it is important to give diplomacy the opportunity to su

sharon crowley, fox 5 news. dari: wall street rebounding today after yesterday's sharp decline. the dow adding 293 points while the nasdaq and s & p is rallying. the positive gains follow yesterday's sell-off that sent the dow plunging 470 points all because of continued concerns over the economic growth slowdown in china. steve: the pope's upcoming business big business for vacation rental sites. dari: alison morris has tips for people looking for a place to relationship or those who have a place the rent out. steve: and plus this black lab loves to ride the waves. see how he's helping kids with special needs mmmmmm yoplait! oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! steve: home rentals selling out fast ahead of the pope's visit. dari: alison morris is here to tell us how people are using their apartments to make cash and give the people the opportunity to see the pope. >> reporter: people are snapping them up. steve: people are staying on old battleships. >> the good news is y

here now in new york city alan colmes and monica crowley.ebate is just starting and they are giving their opening statements and they all have zippy one liners, huh? >> some of them do. >> what did trump say on opening? >> right now they are in their introductory. reintroducing themselves to the american people. donald trump when it comes to his term. all he had to say i'm donald trump. i have wrote the art of the deal i made billions and billions of dollars. i don't say that in a braggadocious way. >> no. >> but what he did say was i want to bring my skills that have created this huge empire for myself and. >> it was a little bit instead of introducing. >> it was an american dream theme which is what a lot of the candidates are talking about. >> marco rubio didn't get off to a good start it? >> wasn't as bad as some of the people around us. >> tell us. >> he did a water joke. drought in california so i brought my own and brings out a bottle of, you know, there was that video of him sipping the water and the response state of the union. >> i

crowley, thank you very much. steve clemmons, with your bit roles in these e-mails, appreciate you being here to elaborate and explain and now we have breaking news out of fox lake, illinois, about an hour north of chicago a manhunt is under way after a police officer was shot. our nbc station wmaq reports police are search for two armed people. we don't know any details on the officer's condition at this time. we're expecting a news conference from local sheriff's officers soon, but nbc's craig melvin joins me now with the latest. what do we know, craig? >> at this point that news conference is supposed to happen here in about 20 minutes. this part of illinois, the fox lake area we're talking roughly an hour north of fairly close to wisconsin. at this point all we know is that at about 9:00 a.m. an officer was shot. there is this massive manhunt that is under way. canine units are being used. several law enforcement agencies have responded. there's also a high school, grant community high school is on lockdown. t

. >> sharon crowley live on the upper east side with more from the residence. >> reporter: we're on 72nd street between madison and fifth, being kept across the street from where the pope will stay. the yellow vatican flag is hanging outside the townhouse there, donated to the archdiocese of new york in 1975. it was home to one of the mayors of new york in the 1890s, hugh grant. then his relatives donated it to the archdiocese. the 78-year-old pontiff will be needing rest after addressing congress this morning and flying here and after the service at st. patrick's. there's excitement building here, especially when we saw the popemobile, the reconfigured jeep show up and park across the street from where he'll be staying as well as the famous fiat. we saw people starting to gather here as well as police. there are many fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the pope maybe as he goes to bed sometime this evening. we talked with a few of them a short time ago. here's what they had to say. why do you want to see the pope? >> i watched the joint meeting of congress this morning. i was amazed by th

so let me bring in new york congressman joe crowley. congressman, we've known each other a while. you were there today with the pope. you were one of a group of bipartisan lawmakers that escorted pope francis into the house chamber. as a catholic man yourself, that had to have been one of the moments of your life. >> oh, kate, you just said it all. one of the really most memorable moments of my life. to be in the presence of this pope and what he stands for, what he delivered today to congress, what he's been saying consistently all along, i'll never -- i don't think i'll ever have this kind of experience again. i think i share that, as chris said, there are over 130 members of the house who are of the catholic faith, we all share that, democrat and republican. >> did you have a chance to speak with him at all? >> as he walked by, i said papa and he looked to me. we didn't shake hands. we didn't have to. i felt his presence and it was just amazing what he spoke about and i think chris again alluded that chuck of the four people he chose to highlight, abraham lincoln. i'm a lincoln

fic forces headquarters were among the targets crowleyed by h out. thi forces. fem living in hadifa have been left with no where to go because of the continued fighting in their region now surviving on food supplies. more now on how conditions are getting worse this is the only way to reach hadifa. the roads are too dangerous for the military and civilians to use. >> that's why the government needs to air lift supplies into this town. this will air base in nearby al bad daddy is the only lifeline. it is surrounded by isil fighters. many have left because of the armed group has repeatedly launched offensive to capture that hasn't fallen foforces. those in the town are largely cut off from the rest of the country. weekly deliveries of humanitarian aid helps them survive. >> one sack of flour costs around $900. most of the time we sleep without eating because we can't afford to buy food. >> these people are poor. they prefer to stay in their homes than to enjoy the millions of iraqis who have been displaced by war. life here, however, hasn't been easy. >> we are th

i've got monica crowley here. you are writing a story tomorrow. >> good to see you.erviewing tankers. they are all anti-politicians, antiestablishment. trump, carson, carly fiorina. santa cruz is ranked number four and not of the rest of the teams, ted cruz is the biggest outsider. what do you think his chances are going forward to his denomination? >> there is no front runner in the race despite the fact donald trump has jumped ahead in the polls. he started without a front runner. a big, big field with 10 people who used to be governor. a lot of them have really good records. there's a lot to choose from. we will see this get shaken up more than once. cruise clearly is trying to make a strategy to plan weight behind donald trump, donald trump falls apart to go in and capture a lot of his support. whether that's a good strategy of not or donald trump will fall apart. anybody that tells you they know who will nominate the president last year will lie to you about other things. >> great to have you on the show today. the >> thank you. maria: governor haley barbour. we

with that let me turn it over to our vice chairman, joe crowley. you, mr. y: thank chairman. what a week last week was, to be in the presence of the holy father, pope francis, and more importantly, the message that he had for america and leaving an indecibel mark on all americans, whether catholic or non-catholic or believer or not. it was an incredible week. i'm wearing green today and i have to switch late you, mr. hairman.r today to pink. but aim wearing green this morning because the pope said that green is the color of hope. he told that to speaker boehner. i want to thank the speaker for inviting the pope, the pontiff here. i want to thank leader pelosi, as well as my colleagues i thought acted remarkably, responsibly in the chamber. but listening to the pope's message to congress, whether it's on climate change, death penalty, a myriad of issues that he mentioned, that i think was really clear is that he emphasized the need for us to do as representatives what's in the best interest of our country and to govern. and that includes, i think, a message to my republican co

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they've seen me on the fox news channel often will see me with bill o'reilly, then arguing with monica crowley sister-in-law in a six-minute segment where you become a cartoon as mike francesca was saying earlier, you have a few minutes where brian kilmeade was saying on television you have three or four minutes to get little sound bites out. on radio you can have actual conversations. on our show, the show that i do for fox news radio, is very caller interactive so that it becomes more than just left versus right. it's who am i. who is my audience. we have regular callers. when they first moved me to 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. i didn't have a big audience at first because they changed my time slot. and which is to a much better time slot, quite frankly. so i would get maybe two callers an hour and those callers became people on the show and characters on the show, and we made the people who call the show into -- you know, one theory would be, well, are the same people calling in every day? you don't want the same voices. it gets kind of boring. these people, we talked about their lives. we talked abou

sharon crowley has more about how things went. reporter: that's right, it's an enormous preventative measure going right through the night until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. they're trying to prevent anyone else from getting sick from the west nile virus. >> i've been bitten by mosquitoes sitting on that bench. reporter: trucks will be spring pesticide to kill mosquitoes in central park and other parts of manhattan as well as brooklyn and staten island. and doctors we talked with say that healthy adults should be okay even if they are bitten by an infected mosquito, but people with compromised immune systems can be at risk. >> the system of west nile is regular cold type system. it but the thing is if you see progress, you can have symptoms like meningitis. so if you are outside come especially near areas of standing water from the department of health suggest bug repellent spray. and of the three cases that new york city has seen this reason people, two of them and live to live in manhattan and one of them lives in means. and c

sharon crowley is here and she's been monitoring the debate and has a take away for us. sharon: it certainly is. of course the candidates the republican candidates who want to be president tried to steal the spotlight from headliner david trump -- donald trump. some succeeded and some not so much. >> i'm not accepting any money from anybody. than the people of this country. republican front-runner donald trump former florida governor jeb bush butted heads almost immediately during tonight's second gop debate on "cnn." >> you got hillary clinton to go to your wedding. maybe it works for hillary clinton. >> i was a businessman. i got along with everyone. that was my job to get along with everybody. >> more energy tonight prayed i like that. sharon: 11 candidates for the white house took the podium at the ronald reagan presidential california. the candidates debated international policies dealing with syria and russian president vladimir putin as well as the iran nuclear deal. >> i'm going to vote against the agreement because i don't think they're significant leverage but

once again with me, dagen mcdowell and monica crowley in the house today.p stories at 8:30 a.m. on the east coast, legendary new york yankee catcher yogi berra has passed away. he won 10 world titles and dominated baseball from the late 1940's to 1960's. he hit a clutch home run in his very first at-bat in the majors. >> that one is going to leave the ballpark, what do you know? larry berra, they call him yogi, the first time at the plate against the a's, what does he do? he hits a home run. >> he died of natural causes, 90 years old. the pope is set to arrive at the white house as he begins his first day in the united states with a visit with president obama. crowd are owl in full force. take a look at the white house. stuart varney will have a live report and live coverage at the top of the hour when the pope gets to the white house. and also in the u.s. this week, china president ping arriving in the u.s. and chinese markets and economy are doing fine. the pmi out of china was below expectations, the weakness showing since 2011. he's meeting with apple's

monica crowley, we'll look for your column tomorrow. >> welcome back to another tennis channel courtpecial fox business report. the u.s. open is in the books and while the new york legend eases into the second round, an american enjoys the biggest comeback of his career. roger federer won five straight titles at flushing meadows between 2004 and 2008. the swiss master was in complete control against mayer. closing out straight sets win 6-2 in the third. and donald young fought back from two sets down to edge 11th seed simone, in a five-set marathon. the 26-year-old describes the victory as the greatest of his career. and the extensive coverage from new york continues wednesday with tennis channel live at the u.s. open hitting the air at 8 a.m. eastern. >> i'm adam shapiro. live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. take a look at futures as we prepare for the opening bell at 9:30 here in new york time. s&p 500 expected to open around 1934. and at 9:30 its opening bell, the dow expected to open up as well after yesterday's 459 point loss. and some stocks are recovering. one of

. >> i have my own sink and crowley has his own sink. >> if you could adjust anything with the bathroom, what would it be? >> separate bathrooms would be great? >> we are talking to our senior producer who puts this together says she and her husband have separate bathrooms. >> wouldn't that be great. >> i would like to put a urinal in my bathroom. >> just whip it out an -- >> no, i know what you mean, my handkerchief. something else funny in the article. trump said, i never apologized. the last time i cried, when i was a baby. i don't know why i love that. >> his dad straightened him out. by the way, baron says he wants to be a golfer. he is nine years old, a golfer, a businessman and a pilot. i find very interesting. he flies around on dad's planes. he has lots of exposure to that. his dad is a great golfer. >> you can see he really looks

special gets paid a visit to the pope at the townhouse where he is staying and our sharon crowley is there now with more on the unusual gathering. reporter: hi dari. pope frances returned just day. we just told you all about it. hopefully he's getting some -- through his visit here in new york whether he was saying it or whether he spoke it in his actions he continues to resonate the same themes, helping the poor, helping the needy and especially helping children. pope francis posted some very special visitors at his temporary residence of this upper east side this afternoon. the holy father met children who are suffering from life-threatening illnesses. 10-year-old julia has been fighting lymphoma for six years that she used one word to describe her visit with the pope julia's mother said the visit was a total surprise with one they found out about today. >> it was an opportunity of a lifetime. brought children and their parents from the ronald mcdonald house to the papal residence. the ronald donald house helps house families caring for a child with a long-term illness. just after

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. >> sharon crowley has more. >> the worst thing ever. >> how come? >> digs tracking to the audience. distracting to the actors. it is awful. >> reporter: many think there is nothing worse than a cell phone going off during a broadway performance. >> probably kind of rude. they shouldn't actually do that. >> reporter: why some members of the broadway community called for a boycot of at&t after the telecommunications giant suggested its customers stream live tv during theater performances. >> as an actor, wherever if you're in community theater, dinner theater, anywhere, it is just insensitive. >> reporter: actors responded on social media shortly after the at&t tweet. the king and i-star and tony winner, ruth miles, what an incontract ad. shame on you at&t. use of cell phones is ongoing concern. actress, patty lupone, she took cell phone away from audience member, during her off-broadway show, show for days. "hamilton" creator did not let madonna backstage reportedly using cell phone during the musical. >> those supporting this boycott saying turning

with us now monica crowley in new york city and kirsten powers in washington. didn't tell the whole story as we always do on the factor. am i correct about that, kirsten? >> well, what said was accurate. i guess he didn't -- >> -- distorted. accurate but distorted. i think the point that he was trying to make was that the fact that president reagan did -- he did raise taxes. there was a very small gas tax. there was a cigarette tax. these were small taxes but they are the kinds of things that today, in today's environment, that if somebody tried to do that. if a republican tried to do that they would have a very hard time. if obama had done it, you know, the 5-cent raising five cents on the galings tax would be the path to commune in this environment with this republican base. how much more do you want to hurt the working people. this is an important issue. ted cruz is sitting there, okay? colbert, who has got a left wing agenda a mile long, all right, picks out a picayune little tax things in 8 years and the reason that reagan did it was because there was a sh

sharon crowley he is here now. kind of scary. reporter: very scary. a retired new york city fire department is behind bars tonight. he set off alarms with law enforcement. court documents show that chris followed a motorcade and flashed a silver badge past check points getting him on the tar mac. we talk to the lawyer tonight. he said the client did not intend to harm the pope. pope fancies left new york city saturday morning from jfk bound for philadelphia completing the short shift to united states. later that night, on the tarmac, where the upontive just board airplane, police say retiredded new york stiff breached securityp and illegally entered a restricted area posing as part of the secret service motorcade. investigators say 39-year-old can can man whos on long island drove a black chevy tahoe similar to ones secret service uses and foal lowed motorcade into secure area of the airport when police searched the car. they found he had hollow point bullets, a knife and marijuana in the trunk. >> people who show up that thrivecation with a weapon th

sharon crowley has more. >> reporter: they're having meetings. the european union had a meeting but they failed to reach an agreement on a plan to share the refugees. while some countries are finding ways to absorb the influx of refugees, others are tightening borders. this has migrant families concerned about the future. there's tighter security along the german-austrian border. berlin is doing security checks to control the flow of refugees who are being allowed into the country. officials expect to welcome 1 million migrants this year. >> deutschland -- >> germany cannot manage this burden alone. that is why we have been saying for the summer to the italians, the french, the british and the others, we must introduce a real responsibility sharing. >> reporter: more than 19,000 migrants arrived over the weekend. many hope to go to germany by traveling through hungary and austria. vienna is tightening up its border. >> an orderly crossing is no longer happening this. is why in this emergency situation we are forced to act accordingly. >> reporter

at 6:00, sharon crowley explains why the hoax seems to have staying power. dari: republicans scrambling to select their next speaker of the house. they'll meet tonight for a strategy session. mccarthy has announced his candidacy to replace john boehner. mccarthy is considered to be the odds on favorite. >> we need to be closer to people we represent. we need for them to believe once again this is their government, that they're in charge, that we serve them. it's not easy and i won't happen overnight. that's my mission. dari: mccarthy is expected to face several challengers, including congressman dan webster of florida who has the support of conservatives. steve: a second gay rights group receiving the invite to march at the st. patrick's day parade. the lavender and gray alliance is invited to attend. they will allow out at nbc to march. they'll take part next year. dari: you've got good news if you take the staten island ferry. they're expanding service. it will run every half hour around the clock. that will start thursday morning. they'll be adding four n

crowley. rosanna: it is a very historic moment. the pontiff will make the first-ever address by a pope to congress and we will be showing that live on my 9 and streaming in on our web site myfoxny.com. greg: scheduled to happen in 12 minutes. liz dahlem is at madison square garden. the pope will be there tomorrow and so will we. >> good morning. a lot of people are excited to see the pope here tomorrow. it will be here before we know it. one thing all new yorkers are not looking forward to are these road closures and extensive delays that could be had on the trains because there will be a lot of frozen zones set up around the city to make sure the pope and get wary needs to be safely. the trains are definitely going to be your best bet. let's run you through what men stranded agency said doing to help people get around a little easier. long island rail road adding eight penn station bound trains friday ahead of a papal mass, metro north will be running additional trains at the hudson, harlem and new haven lines and there will be ex

sharon crowley with details in the in bro extonight. sharon? reporter: steve, some startling new you consider the may area commissioner declare new york city free of the legionella disease a few weeks ago. after this deadly outbreak this summer. here is what we know, ten new cases confirmed in the east bronx and nine of those people are still in the hospital and seven places here in the east bronx have tested possive. they are are cooling towers for the region nell la bacteria. one of them here in throgs neck. the lehman high school. in spite of the fact they did detect up the cooling tower at the lehman high school here, school will be open here tomorrow, that is because they use different water supply, the cooling towers are being disinfected as we speak tonight and the air-conditioning system has been turned off. now there are also a number of other places in this area, several campuses of einstein college has buildings where they had cooling towers on top of them that also tested positive for the potentially deadly ledge upon flail pack tie

steve: sharon crowley went out to find what is being done to keep students, teachers ready to deal with the oppressive heat. sharon? reporter: that is right. we are outside of this public school because all the public schools of school tomorrow. a lot of them are still thinking about summer because of the weather wither and trying to figure out what they are going to do to stay cool tomorrow. i have to tell you, a lot of the kids i spoke with today and tonight are really having a difficult time ending summer vacation. >> breaking a sweat on the basketball court with his friends shawn booker i enjoys the last vacation. new york city public school students start the first day of school tomorrow. begins hot and sticky. >> i am going to wear shorts and a t-shirt. >> a spokesman for the new york city department of education says about 9 a% of the schools in the city have air-conditioning in some or all instructional space and if the school does not have any air-conditioning, the city doe says principal and school staff will try to keep the rooms cool and ensure water is always available. how

crowley, that vladimir putin is playing a very weak hand in a very good way or a skillful way, and the opposite could be stayed according to analysts of the way the white house has handled this. the white house saying this is a desperate move by russia. russia is trying to maintain it's last toe hold in the middle east dating back to the soviet union and well before the fall of the berlin fall has had with bashar al-assad and his father for years, for generations, really, reiterating the stance that russia can't impose a military solution. this is not something that they're going to be able to do and drawing the parallel, i thought it was fascinating at the white house today between the russian incursion into afghanistan, the failed incursion and the failed military efforts there in the '70s, dating back to the '70s and '80s trying a parallel saying they are no more successful propping up their military dictatorship now as they were then. >> we'll pick it up on the other side of the break. keep it here on al jazeera america. behal >> just a short time ago. a press conference wrapped up