live look at curran-fromhold correctional facility where pope francis will meet with prisoners. spoke to the prisoners about pope francis visit to the prison and what it means that someone so important will come to bring them a message of hope. >> we are the bottom of the barrel. nobody wants to come see the the prisoners in jails, and it is an honor to feel like someone actually cares about us. all of us are guilty, some of us are just guilty until proven innocent. we are waiting for our chance to prove our receives again. some have of us are but either way, we're still people, and it means a lot for somebody wanting to come and speak to us. i feel real grateful and, expect everything to be great. >> what are you hoping for. >> i have never met a religious person, of such stature, so, with all have the of the fuss that is going on about getting him to philadelphia, he must be a very captivating person and i want to meet someone like that. >> she was speaking with me about the holy father. more powerful moments coming up for them. hundred inmates at the curran-fromhold correctio

at 11:00 he will visit curran-fromhold correctional facility. at 4:00 p.m.atholics have have been looking forward to pope francis celebrating mass right behind me at ben franklin parkway. then at 8:00 p.m. he wraps up this whirlwind tour of the u.s. and then heads back to rome. the alter is just about set. these workers can take a break on the ben franklin parkway. crews have been working throughout the night to get this all set and perfect for mass later today. let's check with "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff where i know some people were sleeping out trying to get a good view of the pope later on today, good morning. >> reporter: including that alter work i don't know if there is a whole lot of sleep, that could be had with the commotion at this hour. there was some construction but look at this, sleeping bags, up and down these railings here way more than yesterday. i think people realize they really did want to get in on this and see pope francis front and center, for themselves. the last night there was such an overwhelming feeling of emotion

. >> then it was on curran-fromhold correct al facility.ustomed chair built by prisoners and staff as gift gets the thumbs up after speaking about the importance of rehabilitation, pope francis greeted each prisoner with a smile and a hand shake. a quick break and surprise trip to st. joseph's university in wynnefield. >> pope francis then led his second parade down the parkway kissing baby after baby after baby along the way. and finally, the papal mass. security lines for blocks some waiting hours. some not able to get in at all. but in the end, almost 1 million people packed the parkway. >> i ask you pray for me. don't forget. >> that is pope francis with one of his personal moments with a very very grand celebration of a papal mass for the masses. there were so many people here. >> there were. again, almost 860,000 people on the parkway. of course, looking at video there was heavy security today and lot of people had to go flew magnetometers to get to this particular papal mass. in fact chris o'connell spoke to some people who said, you

curran. lwithl with enda we welcome our next guest.e's normally in new york, but he joins us from singapore. great of you to join us. let's start off with your reaction. in dovish was this comparison to the previous language coming out of the fed? >> the language was only a little bit more dovish. i think that the fed was kind of almost -- been on the point of rise, but having back off because of the impact of the global slowdown and the chinese change of policy to export their deflation. essentially, what the fed were saying is that they are worried that further strengthen the dollar could affect u.s. trading in and a adverse way. it is a fair concern to have. i think that is one of the main reasons why they deferred the raise. i think they have postponed in these months -- a few months. the other point is the fed is still fixated with the idea of a 2% inflation target. that is not going to happen anytime soon in consumer prices because of the glut in commodities, the oversupply of manufactured. so, i think what i would be looking for

he will visit curran-fromhold correctional facility.t 4:00 p.m., many areas catholics so excited about this. pope francis will celebrate mass right here on the parkway. and then at 8:00 p.m. this whirlwind u.s. tour has just flown by he will take off and head back to rome. just a busy day. hopefully he got a good night's rest, nicole. now back to you good that man has been going non-stop. >> no kidding. >> thanks, erika. we appreciate it. a lot of people hoping we have good weather. there is a lot have of road closures. >> there is still and those are lifting tomorrow. we will have updates in a couple minutes, for sure. >> running for the road, when they open up again. >> maybe it will stop running and get back in their cars. >> all eyes are on the weather today as we have been asking, and, of course, for some help from everyone, ask for good weather. i think it paid off. we are looking at a few you sprinkles. cloudy and windy, yes, we will be dealing with that but we are not talking about any rain today. current temperature 61 degrees

inmate will also present pope francis with fruits and vegetables grown at curran-fromhold.oes pope francis sleep while he's here? >> at one of the most important catholic institutions in the country. saint charles borromeo seminary in lower merion. it will not be the first visit by a pontiff. pope john paul ii also visited the seminary back in 1979. this weekend pope francis will meet with bishops visiting for the world meeting of families and lead them in a mass. >> the leader of the catholic church we look at pope francis. his incredible journey. that's inspiring people around the globe. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, the eagles instant game with top prizes of $50,000. and second chance prizes, including season tickets. [both sigh] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. ♪

pope francis now arriving at the curran-fromhold correctional facility.y about 15, 20 minutes. you can expect him to make comments in spanish. let's listen. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to all of you who have come to the curran from hold correctional facility to witness this visit by pope francis. the holy father of the roman catholic church. i'm the commissioner of prisons. your holiness, pope francis, we are joined this morning by our mayor, michael nutter. many of our state legislators. members of city council. other justice officials, and our prison staff. more importantly, assembled before you are the men and women in our custody you have sought to meet. they have come together in a spirit of hope to receive your message. we who stand in authority understand that love and respect, as well as the spirit of hope and forgiveness must fill both the keepers and the confined. otherwise peace and justice cannot be achieved. all of us have eagerly anticipated this day and i know i speak for everyone saying that this extraordinary event will

just by the fact that he put curran-fromhold prison as a stop on his schedule. we just heard his remarks and i think the message he was trying to say is that society is not focused enough on rehabilitation, on the basic question of how do we reintegrate these people in a society that we have a system that's too punitive. and the bail problem that i wrote about is part of that whole situation. a system that looks at ways to keep people behind bars instead of how do we get people out into society being productive. these people who are in there for months at a time because they can't make bail, sometimes not always but sometimes on nonviolent charges like drugs or prostitution or that sort of thing. they lose their homes because they're not paying their rent. they va family relationships torn apart. the pope's entire purpose of being in philadelphia is to promote families and the strength of families and nothing tears families apart more than incarceration. >> we've been watching just some extraordinary photos here. can you imagine being someone who's locked up in

so again, the chopper ride will not be that long, so we will land behind the prison, curran-fromholdn and we are going to be actually taking you inside the prison when the holy father will will meet with the inmates. i had an opportunity to meet some of the women who will be meeting him, and they have come from a very hum many place. they feel honored despite the fact that most of them are not catholic, they may be christian with you they are not the catholic and some cases they don't have a complete understand of what the pope is all with. one woman said, why does he always wear white: >> i said that is the the color that the pope wears. another young woman said, you know, i had a chance to ask him a question and would i ask him this i said what is that. she said i want to know why do they not get married? we must say it is a big question and some cases hangs over the priesthood why is it that it is a celibate, single, priesthood, where men are not able to marry? that is certainly been a question, that has lingered for many, many years and also that question also a along with why wo

. >> reporter: curran, fromhold correctional facility in northeast philadelphia erupted into applause sunday morning upon sight of holy father. here in this small gym, in front of inmates, his message was that of redemption and hope. >> he doesn't talk to us where we have been, he doesn't question us about what we have done. this time in your life can only have one purpose, to give you a hand in getting back on the right road. >> the roughly 80 prisoners listened. >> it was beautiful, breath taking. he said god bless me. >> reporter: ruth cologne was the second woman to shake hands with the pontiff. he spent just as much time encountering his audience as speaking. >> told him to get rest. he needs some rest, he needed some rest. >> reporter: in the last row, this happened. and then again. i hope years to come to tell my granddaughters how close i was to the pope. >> reporter: the holy father made it to point to visit prisons during his visit he emphasizes empathy and embraces the forgotten they won't look. >>> the chair he was sitting in, some of the oh inmates hand carved it out of a

francis sent a message of humanity and forgiveness to inmates at curran-fromhold prison. after a surprise visit to st. joes, university it was once gannon to the parkway for another jubilant parade a among the people where, baby, after baby was handed to the holy father. each blessed with the kiss. at 4:00 o'clock, this striking image from above, as thousands of -- as thousands upon thousands of pilgrims stood shoulder to shoulder in respectful silence, and then, the mass. as pope francis bid farewell to the city of philadelphia, he issued a familiar request. pray for me. we have team coverage tonight, on this final day of the papal visit. "action news" reporter -- well, put it this way, "action news" anchors monica malpass and rick williams has the story from their perspective. >> jim, good evening. parkway may never be the same after such a blessed weekend, waves and waves of people coming in, early this morning, and, waiting for the the mass to start and for the second papal parade to get underway. so there was a little bit of anticipation throughout the day. >> tremen

francis will travel to what he calls the the peripheries, he will meet men and women imprison at curran-fromhold prison complex on state road in the northeast. today, in an "eyewitness news" exclusive our pat ciarrocchi traveled to the women's prison where she met would the men who will meet the pope. >> i actually did a count down this morning. we have seven days. >> reporter: seven days, until an encounter with pope francis. >> i have never met a religious person of such, of such stature. >> one thing would i like to ask the the pope is why do they not get married. >> reporter: r ruth, amanda, and chanise will be among the prisoners who will meet pope francis sunday morning at curran-fromhold. >> not every day do we get people to come in here and to actually give us encouragement and hope. >> reporter: for pope francis, hope is the point where bashed wire telegraphs the the forced isolation. i found women eager to learn more about pope francis. >> how come he is always in white. >> that is color that the pope wears all the time. >> reporter: they were also opened in sharing their pain. >> lady

it is a all part of the moment at the prison in curran-fromhold in philadelphia. >> let's listen to what he says. >> the heavenly father blessed the rosery and he will have that blessing right now. >> the the chair is beautiful, thank you very much for the hard work. >> i love that expression just a moment ago. it was really like, your grand dad, with a little look, and then walking out and giving that little high five almost, as a way to lift his eye browse. >> so, i'm assume these very well may be the families of victims. >> the woman right there, she's wearing a shirt. >> she's wearing a shirt with the face of two young men on it. because the holy father wanted to balance this out. it wasn't just about those who have been perpetrators of pain but those who have had to absorb just deep pain, in the course of violent crime, terrible incident that has occurred and it has resulted in perhaps punishment, prison or life long punishment because of the loss. because of the loss of those who had to suffer. >>> holy father walking out of the room, the gymnasium at curran-fromhold prison where h

. >> reporter: curran, fromhold correctional facility in northeast philadelphia erupted into applause sunday morning upon sight of holy father. here in this small gym, in front of inmates, his message was that of redemption and hope. >> he doesn't talk to us where we have been, he doesn't question us about what we have done. this time in your life can only have one purpose, to give you a hand in getting back on the right road. >> the roughly 80 prisoners listened. >> it was beautiful, breath taking. he said god bless me. >> reporter: ruth cologne was the second woman to shake hands with the pontiff. he spent just as much time encountering his audience as speaking. >> told him to get rest. he needs some rest, he needed some rest. >> reporter: in the last row, this happened. and then again. i hope years to come to tell my granddaughters how close i was to the pope. >> reporter: the holy father made it to point to visit prisons during his visit he emphasizes empathy and embraces the forgotten they won't look. >>> the chair he was sitting in, some of the oh inmates hand carved it out of a

the pope as we understand it is still at curran-fromhold correctional facility.eting with krekcorrectio officers right now. there's another hug. >> several more of those men there who followed the first one rose to their feet and got a hug from pope francis. quite remarkable. and we're down to the final hours here, and the countdown is on. the ben franklin parkway, we're just a few hours away now for the highlight of the pope's visit to philadelphia. >> right. from the prison he will go back to the seminary for a little down time. then he will head for the mass. he will do a little parade first and then 4:00 mass capping off his historic trip to the u.s. and his trip here to philadelphia. xh nbc 10's katy zachry is live along the parkway where crews have been preparing the altar. >> a half hour ago they cleared the screws so they could begin the official savings account check. it was beautiful to listen to, but it was so loud we could barely hear ourselves speak. if we focus in on what's going on on the stage. they have since cleared the boys choir who had a magn

>> because, yes, the next stop is the curran-fromhold correctional facility where he's going to meet families. >> if they stay right on schedule the chopper is supposed to leave the ground at 10:16. >> he'll be leaving from that lawn what they might call -- the east lawn are the south lawn of that seminary compound. our students live in many dormatories right around that field, and many of them said starting wednesday there were all kinds of install stall haitians going in for security purposes there to make sure there was protect they felt very safe all week, the students. >> so the chopper is going to take off from where you said father dan and we believe on the left elan at the prison. >> did you study. >> i did not. i studied in boston college in boston. jesuits usually study at our own places. >> i gotcha. >> this is also important because this is a big, he speaks to prisoners. >> he does. this will be very interesting. 100 prisoners 80 men and 20 women. those folks often at those prison facilities along i-95 some of them are kind of stuck there. they're supposed to only be whil

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here are images of the pope from just a few minutes ago when he was at curran-fromhold correctional facility a lesson from the book of matthew, visiting prisoners and their family members. talking about rehabilitation. keeping with his theme of nothing being thrown away in this life whether it's a person or a life ora lanet. all of it has value. it's interesting he met with both victims and in some cases victimizers. he met with survivors of clergy sexual abuse before he went to the prison and some of those individuals are thieves, accused murders and rapists. >> curran-fromhold is named after a former warren and deputy warren who were stabbed by inmate in 1973. their families were invietted t be here. everybody is called to reconciliation and healing. the fact they are invited there moved me because this pope is embracing everyone. >> it's remarkable. why meet with people who caused pain. >> >> this is what jesus does. there are no people who are throw away. everyone has value. even people who have done ter l things. i think he also came to them, he said i come to you as your brother. some

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inmate will also present pope francis with fruits and vegetables grown at curran-fromhold.hile he's here? >> at one of the most important catholic institutions in the country. saint charles borromeo seminary in lower merion. it will not be the first visit by a pontiff. pope john paul ii also visited the seminary back in 1979. this weekend pope francis will meet with bishops visiting for the world meeting of families and lead them in a mass. >> the leader of the catholic church we look at pope francis. his incredible journey. that's inspiring p ♪ >>> parts of the city shut down ahead of pope's visit live look right now at the ben franklin parkwayly look at that. no cars allowed. >> sky fox over the ben franklin bridge at the top of the hour is last few cars made it over while closed to cars thousands are expected to walk across this weekend on that are way into the city. people are here from around the world and across or nation. one pilgrimage took almost a day and spanned hundreds of miles. >> all those miles and packed tour buses all the way from gary, indiana but these f

. >>> what happened to that chair pope francis received from the prisoners at curran-fromhold prison in our bruce gordon thinks walks away with it and how he got laughs over it. >>> did you hear, the eagles are shopping around for a new kicker. we want to see your skills. plus come out to the this morning because we know they found someone but it may not last the entire season. we need someone to come and be our kicker. we think it can be you. >> remind us what dick vermeil did in the 80's. he came in. held tryouts. vince papale, walks in off the streets as a bar tend inner south philadelphia and makes the team and plays for the eagles for three years. how about that. >> that is what i want to see happen on good day. the police come out this morning. you can head out there right now on your way to work, combo for morning job. >>> sue serio. >> yes. >> what is going on. >> it is national coffee day. people love their dunkin' coffee. >> we have a box of joe, would you want some. >> i would love some. >> you have to have something with it. we have nice, wonderful pumpkin flavored treats

when he visited curran-fromhold prison and talk to those prisoners. such a rare sight.his he were validated by the pope saying no matter what their past because there were murders, rapist, and he hopes everybody has a path to redemption. >> totally. >> sue serio, good morning to you. >> let hope the weather is nice ape we will all be nice to each other now. we have temperatures that are very summery today and tomorrow so that might be nice but there is a return of humidity as well, not to mention hit or miss showers. showers to the south, showers to our west and in our few you tour cast we will see some sunshine, burning through those cloud, but a lot of cloud cover today, just depend where you are, and then the chance later on in the a afternoon you will see pop up hit or miss showers around three or 4:00 o'clock, five or 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon but may or may in the see a shower. a lot currents for sure especially toward the middle of the week and also, combining with this cold front here, rain, and lots of it, this is wet wednesday on the way and by noonan wedn

then at the 11:00 he will visit curran-fromhold correctional facility at northeast philadelphia thiswhat we have been counting down to, looking forward to pope francis returning here to the parkway to celebrate mass. the it all wraps up at 8:00w whirlwind tour of the united states is over and he departs for rome. now he has a busy first day yesterday touching down at philadelphia international the airport. he had a really important message he wanted to share at independent hall. he stressed the importance of families. said that they bring truth, goodness, and beauty to the world. >> family is like a factory of hope, it is the factory of rest recollection. >> good opened this possibility and child i would like... >> the pope also stressed the families need not only care for their children but also for the grandparents in the family. the holy father a's remarks capped a vatican sponsored conference have of the world meeting of families. that is the the big event that drew him to first to philadelphia. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> just one of the so many beautiful performances last night, the even

he's headed by helicopter to the curran-fromhold correctional facility. later today, the conclusion of the world meeting of families. pope francis will visit with organizers and volunteers working on that event. then he heads back to rome at 8:00 tonight. >> and for much more on the pope and a slide show of his visit, please head to nbcnewyork.com. or you can check out our news 4 app. there are a lot of really great pictures there. i've seen many of them myself sent in from our viewers, taken by our photographers and reporters. we'll also be airing live 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on cozi-tv. and you can follow the pope live as he tours through philadelphia today. again, if you tune into cozi-tv 4:00 to 7:00. >> the pope's speech to congress still making some political waves. chuck todd is live in washington with a preview of "meet the press." good morning, chuck. do we have chuck there? all right. i think we're having some trouble with the signal there. but we certainly will have chuck at 10:30. pat? >>> all right. well, if you thought security would ease up

now today's meeting culminates a public battle in which the account accused curraner of diverting work crews to its levi's stadium project and using video of an explosion onsite last year having unsafe working conditions. turner says the delay was due to county mismanagement. but now a lot of people, including patients we talked to, want this meeting to resolve the muddled situation. >> the money was allocated, and that should not be the issue. so i don't know what the issue is. but i think there will be a lot of people that would be happy if the new facility were finished and open from patients to doctors to parents. >> there's a lot of work that goes on after they turn over the facility to the medical center. you have to go through regulatory licensing and we have to go through a checklist, a punch list. and so once they deliver the building, there's still much work to be done. >> again, the meeting is wrapping up and the two sides have agreed to keep details confidential. the county is evaluating the discussion that took place right now. coming up at 6:00, we'll talk about what did

pope francis will meet 80 men and 20 women at the curran-fromhold prison complex on state road.n an "eyewitness news"ing clues our pat chiarocchi traveled to the prison where she met the women who will meet the pope. >> i've never met anyone that didn't seem like they didn't have any kind of judgment in the back of their mind about us being here. so that's ground breaking. >> many of the inmates will be joined by their families when the pope visits sunday morning and we will broadcast the prison visit life of life as part of our papal coverage happening all weekend. >>> pope francis is spend the night in cuba before heading to the united states tomorrow. the pope met with the crowd as he arrived in the town of santiago. another mass planned there tomorrow morning before the pontiff leaves. earlier today the pope was in the town of cuba's fourth largest city where he celebrated mass and greeting the faithful empty pope mobile. he will begin his trip to the united states and washington, d.c. tomorrow. after that a visit to new york city. then the pontiff is scheduled to arrive her

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but first we go to enda curran in hong kong. is there a wise to the list in japan in the recovery in china? enda: it all goes back to china. it was feeling in japan that there were fears of a hard landing in china. people say if china continues to remain calm, japan's rally will remain sustainable. it is not that china's economy has turned a corner here. overnightthe report of a 55% chance of a global recession in the coming years main in china -- made in china. tom: how was that received in hong kong? enda: some people say it is doom and gloom, that china is headed for a hard landing. as the economy transformed from an old growth model to a new growth model, what cities have shown a spotlight on is a reminder that china is clearly the world's -- it is a key importer of goods all around the world. other economies around the world from brazil to australia will pose a real and present danger to global growth. michael: the real question is are we going to see more stimulus from the chinese? there were hints overnight of that, also

enda curran joins us from hong kong. where wew with china were two years ago with europe?news because it means intervention? enda: the problem with china is they cannot break the circuit right now. it is a never ending cycle of bad news on the economy. the data yesterday reinforced the point that after all the policy efforts they have made, cutting interest rates and pumping money into the economy, it is not getting traction. there is a feeling that china's economy is far from turning a corner and would require much more stimulus from the fiscal and monetary policy side of things before it starts gaining ground. brendan: is there a feeling the chinese economy is far from the officially stated growth rate of 7%? enda: a growing sense among the private sector. we saw one of the investment banks downgrading their growth forecasts and moving away from the 7% target that the chinese government -- all bloomberg intelligence analysts say growth is well below 7%, the magic number that turned up. increasingly it will be more difficult for them to hit the september target given how

then a visit to curran-fromhold facility. then later today, mass for the conclusion of the world meeting then pope francis will visit with organizers and volunteers of that event before heading back to rome. he'll head back at 8:00 tonight. >>> well, the faithful will head to mass here at home as the pope spends his final day in the united states. >> we're continuing our team cothverage with reaction to a historic visit that has been so meaningful to so many. good morning sheldon. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. i've talked with friends, family, and even strangers who say their faith in the catholic church has been restored by pope francis. this morning so many catholics across our area are going to ad to mass invigorated and inspired by pope francis and his message. folks here at st. patrick's cathedral have reason to celebrate and be excited. this church is where pope francis kicked off his new york visit. pope francis and other religious dignitaries gathered here at the cathedral on thursday night for an evening

usa: enda curran joining from hong kong.re getting breaking news from the u.k. -- we are getting breaking news from the u.k. -- anna yesterday caroline: focusing on supermarkets. 10 year.s into the we get the first earnings from the new chief executive. it is not looking too pretty. we are seeing first half at 17ed pretax, coming in million pounds. the dividends also missing expectation. a myriad of mrs. when it comes to morrison's. closing 11 further supermarkets. we've heard from many analysts saying he is no shanking violent -- no shrinking violet, this new david potts to the home here it -- home. and 87 million pound and provision on contracts. he is exposing assets to the tune of 81 million pounds. that is raking in the profits. the turnaround that olson phillips had been 18 months into, he is having to turn around again, taking town with sustained investment. selling 140 of them m locals, because it would take too much investment. they are going to be sticking with online presence, another area that more since is very

charles will go to the curran-fromhold correctional facilities. he should be arriving around 9:30, and we will bring it live to you. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, philly's turn in the spotlight. incredible number there is, too. we invite you to stay with abc news and eyewitness news for the coverage of the pope's time in the u.s. extensive coverage online. all really just great moments and image from the last 2 days. >> the pictures! >> beautiful images. >> much more ahead this saturday morning. also today, family and friends gather to say good-bye to an aide to governor cuomo shot during a parade in brooklyn. in the meantime, the investigation into his death continues. >>> also ahead, the first family lets loose for a night of good fun and food at the white house state dinner. details on that and more right >> you like how do you start the day brighter? make the ride smoother? and finish with a smile? you've got this. you've got t.j.maxx. >>> welcome back, everybody. it's a live look now at the residence of papal nuncio, where pope fra

he will leave the seminary where he is staying and head to the current curran-fromhold correctional centerand matt visited it july, and 8,000 people are in prison there, and 1,200 identify as krcatholic, b the two men in charge of making the chair for the pope are not catholic, but they are so grateful he is coming to visit, and he will be meeting with inmates and their families. >> there will be millions on the parkway that will see a glimpse of the pope and there will be a couple hundred people in here that will meet him face-to-face and be able to converse with him, and that's outstanding. >> there has been some opposition to the visit and some wondering why the pope is meeting with prisoners and not victims and the chaplin told nbc 10 he hopes it will bring hope and encouragement to help the prisoners rehabilitate. >>> the huge number of people expected in the area. >> a flury of activity, actually. this is video inside the art museum where these people were working to get everything ready for the mass, the vestmentes for the priests. they are in charge for the number of items for the

>> ed curran at our boston station, wbz. thank you. >>> a california company is recalling its cucumbers after it led to a deadly outblake in 27 states. they pulled their limited edition of cucumbers on friday after they they were related to recent cause of illnesses and the death of a 99-year-old woman. they're grown in mexico. >>> a study of 600 people considered to be at high risk found that none of them contracted the deadly virus. the group was comprised of healthy gay men who took a healthy doze over a two-year period. questions remain about the treatment's effectiveness. >>> the "associated press" reports repellers in page, arizona, are working to make sure a massive rock stays in place and doesn't fall into the. the plan is necessary. it's going to take a month to complete. >>> the "oregonian" reports they're putting stickers on real estate signs. they're showing a red slash through the state of california as in no californians. some realtors say the yorlg nicers have a point butted a interest from potential buyers is

the holy father will tour the curran fromm hold facility near philadelphia.n with several inmates preparing to meet the pope. >> it's a maximum security prison, housing 2800 inmates. some for the most brutal crimes you can imagine. others with long rap sheets, only too familiar with prison. >> you said to me, i'm guilty. >> gaeltd as charged. >> how has faith changed your time here? prison? >> it's all i've got really. >> is faith. >> it's all i got. >> it may be the last place you would expect to see a pope. >> they want to have hope and this pope brings hope. >> how did this happen? that the pope is come here? >> divine intervention. >> on sunday, pope francis will meet with some 100 inmates here at the curran-fromhold facility here in philadelphia. it's the first time the pope has visit a u.s. prison. >> you're the reason the pope is coming to this prison. >> it's a great on or and blessing. >> this father wrot a letter to the vatican asking for the pope to bless these prisoners. some of them here for serious, many would say unforgivable felonies. some sti

ed curran is here with that. good morning. >> good morning. we start with today. our temperatures today look good on both coasts but on the midwest it's warm and as we go into sunday the temperature starts to move off to the east and the east coast starts to warm up. by monday we see relief for the upper midwest but the east coast starts to warm up even more as the heat continues to creep. as far as we lyricing a rain for today, scattered rain showers you can see, but a marginal chance for severe up to the north here. tomorrow that move as little east and we see a little higher risk, a slight risk for severe storms through parts of mississippi and western wisconsin as well. and as we go into labor day, you're looking at a marginal chance for rain in the upper midwest and down to the vinita? >> ed curran at our boston thank you. >>> a california company is recalling its cucumbers after it states. they pulled their limited edition of cucumbers on friday recent cause of illnesses and the death of a 99-year-old woman. they're grown in mexico. >>> a study of 600 people

enda curran's -- india cuts benchmark rate. global economy is weakening. in a bloomberg exclusive, matteo renzi talks china, exports and why the west these to bring russia back. >> russia is a great country with a great history and future. a future without russia is a mistake. ♪

. >> then on to the curran-fromhold correctional facility, a costume chair hand carved by prisoners and was presented as a gift and holy father gave it a thumbs up. he was speaking about the importance of rehabilitation pope francis greeted each and every prisoner with a smile and handshake. >> you are right each and every. >> quick break here and a surprise trip to st. joseph's university in wynfield, nobody knew this was going to happen, then the holy father led his second parade down the parkway kissing babe ace long the way and finally the big papal mass, security lines were the length of city blocks, some waiting, one personally talk to say i'd wait three hours to go through security but in the end almost 1 million people pack on to the ben franklin parkway. >> i ask you to pray for me, don't forget. >> hey, it seems the holy father, won't soon forget this trip, he tweeted out this earlier this morning, actually probably some students at villanova tweeted this out because they handle his twitter account. >> father dan told thaws. with my heartfelt thanks may all the love of christ

enda curran: they have been intervening to keep it.rices have yet to find a natural flow. the government does not want to keep up the policy. they don't have the confidence to step away. according to goldman sachs, they have spent $200 billion in supporting stocks. they have a $400 billion fund to do so. michael mckee: they have been intervening in the currency market. how long are they going to keep that up? do they have a target? enda curran: they are burning reserves. it adds to the fragile sentiment on china. when they have to intervene to shore up the currency, there must be a temp tatian among policymakers -- temptation among policymakers. the problem is they contradict their message about market reform. washingtonnt goes to later this month. i doubt he wants to arrive with the backdrop of boosting exports. tom keene: thank you so much. he is briefing us from hong kong. hour, we havetire richard haas. we have time left over. withhould washington deal chinese leadership? richard haass: china is going through structural problems th

girls' teams see success in safety, fairfax county school's athletic director bill curran says the new effort now spreading into wrestling, track and field and -- >> this summer, we gauged the cheer coaches. >> reporter: the new safety stat, a big score before players even take the field. in centreville, david culver, news4. >>> the university of maryland is going to try something new starting tomorrow. fans are going to be able to buy beer during sporting events. part of a one-year pilot program. it's hoped this will help cut down on that bin plunge drinking before the football and basketball games. anyone who looks like they are under the able of 40, doreen, take our i.d.s when we go now. going to be asked to show your i.d. before we buy an alcoholic beverage and only buy one beer at a time. everything goes well, fans could see wine sales down the road. >>> an incredible catch as a bull shark is reeled in on the potomac. we will tell you where. >>> i'm darcy spencer at the national zoo, where a man was able to climb the fence at the lion's den, so >>> images of a man caused quite a s

that's going to be the visit of the inmates at curran, fromhold prison.00 inmates who will have the opportunity to be in his presence in such an intimate way. again, bishop david owe o'connell bishop of trenton of thanks so much, periodic it. >> great, thank you both. >> see you in the morning. >>> so as we continue our coverage, it's wonderful to have someone like that to run shotgun with us. >> part of our extended family here at cbs3. >> it . >>> we wondered how old does it take to get through security. >> so one of our intrepid "eyewitness news" assistant as timed her trip through security this morning. we actually have that for you. she said her iphone time her at 0 and got in line around 10:30. we took her video and sped it up. you can see how people patiently waiting in line, not a huge crowd there. if you ever been through airport security, this feels a lot like security -- this feels a lot like it. security folks ask you to set your bags on a table. they physically search those bags while you step through the metal detects. you can see a group of

and then on to the curran-fromhold correctional facility a costume chair built by prisoners and staff, and holy father gave his thumbs up. after speaking about rehabilitation pope francis greeted each prisoner with a smile and a hand shake and he took time to talk to each of them. >>> quick break and surprise trip to st. joseph's university in wynfield. then holy father led his second parade right down the parkway kissing babies a along the way. finally that papal mass. security lines were the length of the city blocks, we heard some people waited for hearst to get in. in the end, almost 1 million people packed on to the ben franklin parkway. >> i ask you to pray for me. don't forget. >> we heard him talk and speak and reach out to so many different people but in every message he said don't forget pray for me. >> they were praying they would man make tonight on time. amy taylor says, chris, pray for us that we get through in time for the mass. i think so many people were stuck with that long, even priests had to go through security checkpoints. >> i was at the media station yesterday,

it's one of many military aircraft we spotted above and around curran-fromhold prison.s will visit that facility on sunday morning. the highlight of his trip sunday evening's papal mass. here's live look at the ben franklin parkway where more than a million people are expected and we of course has everything you need to know about the pope's visit just head to our website fox29.com for 24/7 coverage. >> potentially live saving decision for one young woman. she had to call police on her own mother. police say the woman 52-year-old donna, was driving her 28-year-old daughter and 10-year-old granddaughter through georgia sunday night when they stopped police say her daughter asked a convenience store for help. >> went in and told the clerk that her mother had been drinking and was drunk was her words, and that her -- the way she was driving she was fearful. she was scared for her own safety and her daughter. >> so officers pulled over the woman a short distance away. she faces multiple charges including dui and endangering a child. >> headlights check in with koy koy. we w

he visited the curran frommehold correctional facility, the first time a pope has ever visited a u.s.his speech, the pope expressed his concern for the world's imprisoned and offered a message of hope. >> translator: when you see prison systems which are not concerned to care for wounds, to soothe pain, to offer new possibilities. the lord tells us this clearly with a sign. he washes our feet so we can come back to the table, the table from which he wishes no one to be excluded. >> he also met with correction officers at that facility. joining me is the deputy xhipgser for restorative and transitional services at the prison, blanche carney. how was it to have the pope at your facility today? >> it was amazing. just to receive the pope and his manner of humility, it was just an awesome experience, it was well received by the inmates, staff, visitors. you could just see the look on the faces as they looked attentively to his words of encouragement, hope, inspiration, and the message of hope and inclusion. it was just amazing. i'm still reeling from it. >> how were the inmates, how were

what i think will be one of the most powerful moments of the evening, and that will be his visit to curran-fromholde actually meets with inmates and that will happen at 1:11 o'clock tomorrow morning and we will bring that live as well. let's go back to the cathedral basilica. where people are lined up and they are waiting for one more moment to be able to see the the holy father. our walt hunter is out there keeping an eye on things as he weights for these priest and vest. s, it seems like a never ending line of individuals, coming out of the cathedral. i love when you see pope on the stick they have cartoon and photos of the pope francis, waving, service of the basilica of the saints peter and paul. you can see there, a live shot of the in front of the basilica, people are waiting for the mote the or cade to pass by. you can see the pope francis banners that the city installed on the light poles and along ben franklin parkway, waving, and just in. we could not have asked for better weather today, it is not too hot, and overcast, a and there is a breeze, you know, you wouldn't want, 95-degree heat

from there he visits prisoners at curran frommehold correctional facility. then the main event.is will host a public mass on the parkway at 4:00. he will then head to the airport for a final visit with world meeting of family leaders before boarding a plane to rome at 8:00. >> what about moving around these parts of center city? lot of roads and parking restrictions have been put in place as we look at this map. at 10:00 last night, neighbors had to move their cars out of these yellow and red areas surrounding the parkway. the same thing is happening tonight around independence hall. earlier tonight, the traffic box east of the schuykill expressway, this green area all around here, that went into effect. that means no cars allowed into the green designated area. any cars that are in the box now, they can stay and they can drive around but if you go out you won't be allowed back in. then that traffic box will then extend at 10:00 tonight west of the schuykill. that starts again at 10:00 tonight. another note about these red areas. this is the area where the secret service is putt