the hashtag is pope in dc.weet to join us. >> thank you. >>> twitter is helping you show some love for the pope. >> we have been seeing really interesting things. there was somebody talking about if he had his own reality show thing call it poprah. >> really good stuff out there. if you send out a tweet with any of the hashtags, the site will automatically add a papal image. those include pope francis in front of the u.s. flag, u.s. capitol, statue of liberty, and the liberty bell. >>> on his way out of washington washington? kushner explains in tonight's inside pitch. >> of course we are back with more coverage of the pope's arrival here in i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] dii d not want to go out. la[cp of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. >>> pretty much right on cue the sun came out. it's going to be nice tomorrow, even

the pope is also hitting dc and philadelphia. we'll take a look at the massive security operation underway to protect him and people who come out to see him. >>> major change is coming to the dc court system with many hoping it can dramatically alter synthetic drug use inside the district. tisha thompson explains how the courts are now closing one of the biggest legal loopholes in the new war on these synthetic drugs. >> reporter: this summer, we told you how dc's police chief and others in law enforcement said the city wouldn't be able to effectively fight synthetic drugs until the court system started testing offenders for these new and ever-changing drugs. tonight we take you inside dc's pretrial services. we're the first television crew ever allowed inside, to show you how this federal agency drug-tests nearly everyone who goes to jail, is on supervised release, or on probation or parole inside washington, dc. they knew a lot of people were using synthetic drugs to cheat the system. we'll show you what pretrial services did t

he is here in dc. it's very exciting, we love the pope, i like all of the popes, but this one seems to have a special human touch. >> reporter: some of the folks told us that they did not - - could not help but break into tears. we will go to bruce johnson later on for more on that. >>> and some of you took to social media to share your memories and emotions today. you can see this picture in the background, she says her girl is still beaming, pope in dc. and mr. martin had a lot of great pictures. check them out. you can imagine how they feel tonight, and fun caption from kim, imagining that the president told the pope it shouldn't be that bad, join the conversation right now on our website. >>> tomorrow, the pope is set to canonize the first hispanic saint, but there is some crowded controversy. some are saying there are too many sins in the founding fathers passed. >>> more and go - - more anger tonight, a power outage >> the record is clear. they believed corporate punishment was indispensable. >>

. >>> now the dc mansion murders case.orneys asked investigators for the name of a key witness. >> i'm bruce, outside the home where four people were murdered back in may. there's a padlock on the front door, the windows boarded up and a chain linked fence around the mansion. the accused killer, darryn went back in court today for a short hearing. darryn's lawyers want the alleged witness' name and they want to check out his story. the witness says he saw a man driving erratically in the victim's blue porsche 911. outbound on new york avenue. the same day firefighters found savas and amy, their ten-year- old phillip, and their housekeeper vera figaroa all dead inside the burning mansion. the witness said the man he saw driving had short well groomed hair. but went has long braided hair. >> the witness is confused about the length of the driver's hair. is that fatal to the case against went. >> when your defense has misidentification, more often than not, you'll lose. >> investigators collected hundreds of pieces of evidenc

across the dc area. they were singing and chanting and waving vatican flags, waving flags from argentina, chanting, "feel it, feel it, the pope is here, feel it" all in spanish. then the pope exited the vehicle, walked up the steps of the vatican embassy and turned and waved to the children. there was a bit of disappointment that he did not come out and shake the hands of the children. but still there was no disappointment here. at this hour, there are still hundreds of people just up massachusetts avenue who are waiting still to watch this incredible spectacle of security, the largest security operation in u.s. history. many of them brought their childrentheibabies, just for a glimpse of pope francis on his historic visit to the united states, a thrilling moment to be in northwest washington watching history unfold before our very eyes. reporting live from northwest washington, wusa9. >> andrea, thanks for that. i can't help but say he is 78 or 79 years old and he has 23 million twitter followers. bruce

heaviest activity between old town and dc. this is moving from the north to the east, college park as well, probably about 5:33 and south laurel about 6:02. this will be brief moderate showers for that area and then we'll see light rain and showers continue much of the night. we'll come back though. we'll talk about a little change by late tomorrow and of course the all important forecast for wednesday. >>> former political leader in the city of falls church is on trial again on new child sex abuse chargers. michael gardner is charged with sexually abusing a young relative who came forward after he was released from prison last year in another sex assault case. peggy fox joins us where the trial was underway. >> this new trial feels very different from the first trial where michael gardner was out on bond, a free man walking in and out of the courthouse. now he's locked up without bond facing new allegations of child sex assault from his own niece. >> reporter: defense attorneys representing accused child molester michael gard

it is at places all over dc. even some places that the pope actually won't be visited, like the franciscan monastery. pope francis will be the first pope of latin america to celebrate a canonization mass. many are eager to hear what he has to say. >> it is great he is going to be here and talk to congress. even there he is going to challenge republicans and democrats and i think it will be good for everyone, catholic or not. >> reporter: as you can imagine, this is going to be a nightmare for traffic in more ways than one. your best bet is to download our new wusa9 mobile app. there will be quite a bit of road closures starting tomorrow even before the pope gets here so you need to avoid that i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. >>> cue some positive music for the redskins now too. they took a big step forward at fedex field yesterday against the rams. they respond with the rookie, matt jones. he carried the ball for two tds. jay gruden walking away from this one very happy. >>> if you weren't up, watching the game or you w

. >>> the feds have a warning for dc workers while the pope is in town, stay home or get ready for one heck of a commute. >>> first at 7:00, not a great day for the 6 police officers charged in freddie gray's deg. good evening, i am derek mcginty. today the judge in baltimore refused to throw out the charges but ruled they could be tried separately making prosecutor's jobs difficult. there was a small group of protesters to see what the judge would say and they are back tonight. garrett haake is in the thick of it. hopefully peaceful so far. >> reporter: completely peaceful, this crowd of about 25 demonstrator physical you want to take a look behind me, smaller than the hundreds and hundreds in april when the case was flairing up, they are representing a variety of groups. the folks here foosupport fred-- to support freddie gray's family got what they wanted in the courtroom, much fewer poep on the street. that was more of the main event, a few dozen demonstrators gathered outside to gather for conviction, the demonstrators marched through downtown dc and one arrest was reported. one o

get fios. >>> pope francis is resting up in dc right now. it's been an exciting day for catholics and noncatholics alike. >> bruce johnson joins us live from the basilica of the national shrine which is of course gearing up for tomorrow's big mass. >> reporter: the preps are still going on here and will continue to go on through the night. we have to be out of here just after 11:00 for the secret service sweep and the kind of thing they do for dignitaries. we have talked about the incredible security, unprecedented, going on in washington now to protect this holy man. i keep being taken back by the fact that you've got a guy that's 78 or 79 years old, draws no salary, owns nothing as pope. yet he speaks for and is the leader of 1.2 billion catholics throughout the world talking those who practice and those who perhaps don't practice, over 70 million in this country. while there are certainly differences between the church and american catholics, he is still their leader, those who choose to have a leader. whether or not you go to mass every

ac/dc rocked the stage, but was it too loud for neighbors? >> cornell bernard is keeping an ear on the noise level. cornell, how is the show? >> hi, dan and natasha, it was pretty good. pretty quiet up here. the noise complaint hotline taking a dozen or so phone calls from different parts of the city, but nothing like the beyonce cot they say was too loud, but tonight folks were ready to rock. gloria granger was ready to rock with her trademark ac/dc horn. tell me why you are here. >> i love ac/dc. >> they packed in to see a group rocking since 1973. >> ♪ highway to hell >> bill morgan and his tail grate crew were blasting the signature song. >> they never changed. they are legit. they give you what you pay for. >> the medina family had a special song request. they traveled from miami in costumes channeling lead singer and his schoolboy look. when the concert started it was loud near mccovey cove registering 80 decibels. >> we have people out there with decibel readers so we can know how each street address level is being affected. >> the sou

de la arquidiÓcesis del washington dc personas que muchos no tienen donde dormir.s rivera reacciona a el acuerdo que llegÓ su familia con laura lucio. >>> y sigue la guerra en la familia de cantinflas se pelean por los objetos un museo. >>> lograrÁ el papa convÉn er al congreso para un alivio migratorio. >>> lo hablamos con un experto. >>> un jugador que jugÓ para el equipo preferido del papa nos revela lo que le pedirÍa si lo tuviera en frente. >>> y con toda laner corrÍa y tambiÉn con su sabor llegan a casa vicky y marisol las chicas de horÓscopos de durango aquÍ a un nuevo dÍa que comieran contigo. > >>>. >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ > >>>. >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >>> mi gente bella muy buenos dÍas en este jueves 24 de septiembre del 2015 como siempre les digo feliz de compartir nuestro maÑana con ustedes en casa. >>> felices porque ana marÍa estÁ llevando la visita del papa estÁ en washington verdad y nuestro querido diego schoening estÁ enfocado en ensayociÓn de sÍ se puede si se puede que saldrÁ el domingo a las seis y cinco de la tarde por eso estÁ con noso

dc water is proposing lowering the highest fee from $83 to $41 a month. residents we talked to said that would still double their bill. one would reduce the highest fee to about $10 a month. >> ultimately that decision will be up to our board of directors. >> the new fee is set to take place october first. they will meet on thursday to vote on any changes to possibly reduce those fees. anyone building new homes like those going up behind me? they will also have to pay this new fee. >> major mix up at the bus stop. why a special needs student was left alone and forced to walk several miles. >>> and another stand off over same sex marriage licenses once again a government worker has refused to follow the law of the land. >> and pope francis makes a bold statement just weeks before his visit to washington. how catholics are reacting to his message of forgiveness. >> and we are seeing the heat all across our region. temperatures in the mid 90s. next couple of days? we stay well above average. we h >>> a show down today in a kentucky courthouse where a clerk m

the red skins head the 54th annual welcome home luncheon at the ronald reagan building in dc.haun jackson, carecon, and way, look all dapper, offensive, defensive, and special teams player of the year. robert griffon iii took the mike after his support of the military. >> in the military, the one thing you have is your heard. when you give your word, you follow through. i give my word to my fy,amil the red skins, and teammates i will always be there for them. appreciate you guys. >> you can get all the latest red skins news and information on our new wusa 9 app for apple and android. >>> the terrapins settled, parry hills to leave, they have been preparing under him for the season opener in college park. football is here. before preseason began he was putting qb's through a good old fashion competition. hills hasn't started a game since 2012, 3rd stringer last year, may have been a surprise to outsiders but not those inside the locker room. >> wasn't guys jumping up and cheering or anything along those lines. it is football and he won the competition and they know he is our st

a look at washington, dc. pope to make the address to a join session of congress. that will happen in 21 minutes much the pope has arrived at the capitol. he was welcome by house of representatives speaker boehner and they are still if his office. we will have more on this and a possible or probable special report. >> it sunny in washington, dc, and we could expect the same here. >> absolutely. our skies are on >> as far as the temperatures today we are 8-12 degrees above average with 80s and 90s and today, tomorrow, and to a lesser state department on saturday, we are going to be warmer-than-average if napa and our a high is 82 and in mid-70s by next week and oakland is above average or san jose until sunday and monday and tuesday it will feel more like fall. >> we have an update on the accident with the san mateo bridge if hayward westbound highway 92 has two lanes blocked and we had injuries involved so an ambulance is heading out this and you can see the southbound side is very, very busy and look at the s

and fredericksburg-- 90 in dc and fredericksburg. we are seeing now, generally upper 80s to 90 even 24 hours from now. tomorrow is the last super hot day. on the day planner 809:00, 8611:00 and 90 by 1:00. showers popping by lunchtime. after thursday we are back in the upper 80s friday, not as high much better chance of showers and storms, clouds could linger temperatures mid 80s and good shape for the rest of the weekend. on thursday, yes isolated storm could effect the game at the park. i think the odds are in our favor. near 90 on sunday, slight chance of shower labor day hot around 90 tuesday and wednesday. reminder our brand new wusa 9 app is ready download it, free for apple and android. you can track weather and traffic maps and we stream every newscast, if we are on, you can watch us. >>> 20 years ago this week, cal ripken made baseball history last night the orioles honored 21-31 record breaking game and the iron man threw out the first pitch, one of several events for this week. september 6 1995, ripken played his 2131 stra

ac/dc rocked the stage, but was it too loud for neighbors?rnell bernard is keeping an ear on the noise level. cornell, how is the show? >> hi, dan and natasha, it was pretty good. pretty quiet up here. the noise complaint hotline taking a dozen or so phone calls from different parts of the city, but nothing like the beyonce concert they say was too loud, but tonight folks were ready to rock. gloria granger was ready to rock with her trademark ac/dc horn. tell me why you are here. >> i love ac/dc. >> they packed in to see a group rocking since 1973. >> ♪ highway to hell >> bill morgan and his tail grate crew were blasting the signature song. >> they never changed. they are legit. they give you what you pay for. >> the medina family had a special song request. they traveled from miami in costumes channeling lead singer and his schoolboy look. when the concert started it was loud near mccovey cove registering 80 decibels. >> we have people out there with decibel readers so we can know how each street address level is being affected. >> the sound

you can see the haze around the dc metro area. here are the actual temperatures. 93 up there towards frederick, maryland. a very hot and humid day. that's the way it will be over the next couple of days, too. dry for the most part. we saw a few showers. we've got an area of high pressure that is dominating. the exception may be tomorrow back towards the mountains. a lot of people have been staying indoors. the morning rush and the pm rush will be good tomorrow. next four days, 94 tomorrow. still 90 on friday. hot and humid right on through the day on friday. saturday we will see a pattern change. that feeds into the labor day weekend. more on that coming up. >> all right. benched and now backtracking. why rg3 has some explaining to do about a post liked on his instagram account. >> and why the nfl refuses to be concerned about a new will smith movie. >>> how to ruin an internship with the washington redskins are some of the stories on hot talk around town. >> these two guys are going out fishing on a lake. they hear splashing and

these two assaults happened one month apart in northeast dc. news 4 pat collins live at the station to tell us about this. pat? >> two separate incidents. two women raped after they left two different metro stations in the northeast section of our city. it may be the same guy. in fact he may be following his victims from the station. now we just got some fresh surveillance video in as a person of interest. let's take a look. >> this is a picture of a man police describe as a person of interest in two first degree sexual assaults. the victims, women attacked after leaving metro stations. in the picture you can see the man getting on a get away bike. a string of sex crimes has women metro riders thinking of ways to protect themselves. >> i try not to travel at night especially by myself because it's dangerous. >> the metro station, july 28, it's about 10:45 at night. a woman gets off the subway here and then leaves the station on foot. a couple blocks away she is attacked by a man. a tall man. he has got a knife. he sexual assaults her and then m

. >>> in dc, leaders say gun statistics could help them head off this year's surge in homicides. the chief says one number is improving slightly this year. detectives are closing homicide cases and arresting suspects at a rate that's 2 hers higher than last year. let's go to that package now. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan. the death toll is up to 109 this year. an almost 50% surge over the same time last year. a shooting at malcolm x and martin luther king avenues left five people injured and city leaders suspect this violence will fall into the same pattern as other shootings this year. repeat offenders armed with illegal guns. >> these are the folks that are driving a lot of crime in the district. >> reporter: 52% of the homicide suspects arrested this year have been arrested before on gun charges. >> every time my police officers have to take a gun off an armed suspect, that's an opportunity that my officer may be killed and not go home. >> reporter: the big question now, how to stop it. the mayor wants to get tougher on repeat offenders and put more cops and cameras on the st

today they met face to face here in dc.he grand slam puts nats fans in a frenzy. >>> the washington nationals are fighting for their playoff lives but the season isn't over yet, and the players are taking notice at what they feel may be a lack of support from the fans. after today's outing bryce harper called out the fans. when asked about the atmosphere, he said well, they left in the 7th. that was pretty brutal. they need you nats fans. those who did stay ended up leaving heart broken. max scherzer struggled against the mets. kelly johnson gives new york their second home run of the inning. 2-0 mets. bright spot came in the bottom of the 4th, bases loaded for wilson ramos. he just knows it. grand slam for the nats to take a one-run lead. but things fell apart in the 7th inning. daniel murphy with a shot deep to left. that's good for the sac fly. they'd tack on one more to take this one on labor day 8-5. nats fall to five games back in the standings. here's max scherzer after the game. >> i just got to execute better. i've

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our news anchor ama daetz is in washington, dc. >> from washington, dc, pope francis is expected to arrive at andrews air force base this afternoon. the pope start the day in cuba with a mass and meeting local families and after a blessing of the cathedral he headed to the united states. in washington he will be greeted by thousands of well wishers and people grimes hoping to catch a look of the leader. he will be here all week covering the historic visit including a meeting at the white house and an address to congress. the pope is planning on naming a new saint, st. father serra the founder of the california missions. i will have the latest on the historic mission to the united states. >> the change in the weather that mike predicted for us is here. >> leyla has news on shooting near 238. >> exactly. in san leandro the traffic is willing because of that police activity that is now going on, northbound 238, closed, at east 14th street and this is causing a backup on westbound 580 and they say to take 580 as an alternate route instead and you can see it is at top speeds. because of the pol

-- am in washington, dc, where the pope is in the historic trip. the crowds chaned "welcome to the usa." the first family and the first catholic vice president, vice president biden, welcomed the pope and the pope greeted schoolchildren. he stepped into the back of the fiat. he did not mind rolling down the witnesses -- window to wave to the crowd. he uses modest cars as rejection of consumerism. down the street at the capitol, preparations are underway for the joint address to congress on thursday. it will be a first for any pope, security around the capitol is tight. many streets are being closed. government workers are being told to work from home. the pope will speak to congress on thursday and after meeting with the president this morning, pope francis will canonize a california california, father junipero serra, founder of the california mission. in 1987 a franciscan nun was interviewed. her son recovered from a mystery disease in 1959 was certified by the vatican as the miracle required to elevate father junipero serra to sainthood and she p

ac/dc fans they will get this. it probably was like a highway to hell to get here because of traffic but they know it is a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's the band that changed the rock 'n roll scene decades ago. ♪[ music ] >> it's a long way to the top if you want to rock 'n roll ♪ >> reporter: and tonight ac/dc will play their music live for thousands of its fans. >> rock all the way to the top here. you know? this is ac/dc kind of fun metal did you understander head rock. >> reporter: music critics say ac/dc is one of the pioneers of heavy metal with the lead guitarist schoolboy uniform the band's trademark. >> when that band emerged on the american rock scene there was nothing that sounded or looked like them. >> reporter: their music legendary so tonight at at&t park, let there be rock. all right. so if you are not an ac/dc fan, you have likely heard their music in lots of commercials and movies like varsity blues and coming up tonight at 6:00, we're going to talk

dc's most accurate. >>> three degree guarantee. >> still pretty good. did feel pretty calm tonight. sunny and the question is how warm will it get. so we went for a high today of 86 and i thought for a minute it might be a bull's-eye. >> you got it to within 3 degrees. >> 14 and 16 for the month of september and we will hold onto 86 tomorrow. a live look outside and it is the weather cam and down to 71 and not falling as quickly as it has but comfortable out. and the dew points are in the 50s and that's a good sign. humidity is 66% and that's pretty comfortable for this time of night. a cool start, not as chilly and dulless and 50s on wednesday morning. bus stop temperatures, 55 to 75 and we get in the afternoon and it will be warm but great and warm again on friday but still gray. humidity in check and the weekend looks nice. a weak cold front for saturday night. not going to have any effect on the weather in terms of precipitation unfortunately. lower temperatures on sunday. so six a.m. on the futurecast. we have 50s. 58 in gaithersburg and 55 in fred

we're told dc police are investigating the case. and dc fire and ems are trying to figure out why no ambulance was available any closer. we will get more information on this tomorrow. >> obviously, this story is still developing. we will stay on top of it. and investigation is a move forward. >>> tracking metro tonight. we're continuing to follow a major shakeup hours after a heated meeting over last week's train derailment. metro announced that the chief safety officer james dougherty is stepping down from his position effective immediately. we have more on this story tonight. >> reporter: this is the first senior official to resign and stepped down since the august 6 derailment. the meeting which lasted over two hours today was incredibly tents at times. >> you have next to no information about what goes on. you don't even look at the sop's. >> this man is james dougherty, the former chief safety officer. >> news of his resignation was unexpected. but metro workers we spoke to were not surprised. >> it does not surprise me one bit

the showers hit dc.y're to the north of college park pulling in towards areas like -- headed towards columbia. there's the stuff in fairfax lifting towards the north, northeast pretty quickly, so they're short lived showered. the heaviest stuff to the west. wind chester seeing that activity. this is tracking up towards berkely springs. headed towards charleston, cable time and hagerstown. more than washington town than frederick town. we have a total lunar eclipse. a lot of clouds. it could be hard to see. happening around 8:30 to 10 :30. tomorrow, 79 with a few showers and a possible weather alert tuesday with showers and storms. highs closer to 80 degrees. after that, temperatures cool off wednesday. thursday, cool, 68. friday, a chance of shower s but cool and dry for trips. they host michigan next saturday. that's a tough match up. michael. >>> thank you, howard. still to come, hilton hacked. >>> plus survivors of the crash in seattle are talking about the moment it slammed into a tour bus. 7: ♪ when

in washington, dc for abc7 news. >> the holy father will visit the u.n. at 5:30 before addressing the u.n. general assembly at 7:15. at 80 he will take part in a multireligious service at the 9/11 memorial and museum and at 1:00 o'clock p.m. will visit our lady keep of angels school in east harlem. at 2:00 he will lead a procession through central central. at 3:00 he will celebrate mass at madison square garden. >> happening today, the iphone 61 and 6s plus are on sale. fans in new zealand were the first to get their hands on the device because of the time difference. folks at home are lined up, some in body, one in spirit the while in san diego hero bought is taking up the 15th spot outside the apple store and hopes the apple c.e.o. will open the doors at 8:00 a.m. and give her a virtual f amy hollyfield will have a look at the iphone mania. >> fans in australia already have their hands on the new iphone. look at crowd outside this store in sydney. a woman used a robot holding her spot since yesterday morning. they are excited about the new features of t

but it all starts right here in dc. this trip is coming with a terror warning. >> a document obtained by nbc news shows law enforcement is worried terrorists may impersonate police officers, firefighters, or emts. pennsylvania state police distributed a memo telling officers to be on the lookout for attackers pretending to be first responders. officials fear terrorists could use false i.d. cards and uniforms to enter secure areas. philadelphia's police commissioner addressed the bulletin just moments ago. >> there are no credible threats towards the pope's visit here in philadelphia or new york or washington, d.c. for that matter. since 9/11, that's been something that we pay attention to whenever we have a high profile security event. >> here's how his schedule shakes out. pope francis will celebrate mass tomorrow morning at a shrine in santiago. he'll go directly to the airport from there, scheduled to touch down at joint base andrews tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. i'll be on the tarmac and you'll see the arrival on news 4 and

dark green, yellows, around 66, in and around the dc metro area. it will be a wet start to the nationals/orioles game. it will be delayed, if they get it in at all, because of all the rain. rain out to bw parkway. once again, going to be a very wet night through about 8, 9:00. then we'll start to see things get on out of here. most of the rain ending by around 9:00 tonight, moving north and east. we'll have cloud cover, a lot of clouds across the eastern seaboard. monday night, around 10:00, that's when it moves out. watch what happens tomorrow morning. we stay in the clouds, light showers early, around 8:00 a.m. most of you will be okay. i think tomorrow is going to be a cloudy day government mofor t. good idea to keep the umbrella handy tonight. tomorrow, i don't think you'll need it. high temperatures tomorrow with late sunshine. most of the day will be cloudy. possible late sunshine. temperatures get back into the low 70s. 73 fredericksburg. 71 towards martinsburg. hour by hour tomorrow, it will look better than this. look at this shot towards

♪ >>> muy buenos dÍas desde washington dc donde estÁ comenzando la maÑana del el papa francisco estÁtos momentos acaba de salir de donde durmiÓ anoche en su primera noche en estados unidos en la avenida massachusetts estuvo varios minutos saludando a las personas que se habÍan congregado alli desde temprano en la maÑana. ayer cuando llegÓ habÍa pues cientos de personas muchas hispanos recibiendo al papa cantandole y festejando su llegada esta maÑana ya el papa ha pues salido de allÍ y saludado y pasÓ mucho tiempo saludando a las personas que estaba y va a la casa blanca en la casa blanca que queda muy poca distancia de la nuncde la a del el vaticano en estados unidos en la mÁs sssssachesett papa comienza esta maÑana a las pues muy poco tiempo a las 9 de la maÑana se esperaba, hora del este se esperaba que ya estuviera en la casa blanca, ya estÁ en ese automÓvil que hemos conocido y que ha la verdad causado sensaciÓn el papa que llegÓ a estados unidos ayer y se subiÓ en el automovil un fiat 500 del cuatro puertas y allÍ lo ven el automÓvil que estÁ transportean transporte ando al papa

. >>> nuestra anita canseco estÁ rumbo a washington, dc para continuar en la cobertura en la visita delo a los estados unidos. >>> estamos muy bien felices y que emociÓn utilizando el hashtag francisco en amÉrica para que de esa forma. lo que le piden que tiene el esperanza sin vida. >>> lo que cambiÓ mÁs adelante le vamos a decir que cosa pueden hacer con la selfie y que se puede llevar y o no ahÍ estÁn sus restricciones y hay muchÍsimo control alrededor de la visita del papa francisco que es muy cercano. les vamos a explicar que cositas puede usted llevar si le toca o quiere acercar acercarseal papa francisco para tener problemas y lo dejen tomarse la foto del recuerdo. >>> neida sandoval y las noticias ¿cÓmo estÁs mi niÑa? >> esperamos que nos traigas todo lo que sucede en esta visita del papa francisco aquÍ a los estados unidos esperamos que todas estas noticias las entre trabajes en minutos. >> aquÍ estoy mi querida familia claro que sÍ, vamos siguiendo los pasos al papa francisco. el papa con otro con familias.. # estÁ saliendo con una hora partiendo de cuba ya despuÉs de 4 dÍas d

for the first time heading to dc tomorrow. live in that van nance adrianna diaz. >>> so many would love an audience with the pope. this week a maryland teen and a special group will get that chance. add to that, he will also be honored at the white house today. diane roberts tells us why this lucky guy is getting these once in a lifetime opportunities. >> reporter: jake edwards with is an early riser. his brain is processing as fast as he pedals down the hill. jake has awe tis and i'm is the current autism ambassador in montgomery county. he works with law enforcement to help them understand. >> there are many forms of autism. if someone doesn't stop, maybe it is because they can't. if someone doesn't look at you, maybe it is because it is painful for them. >> reporter: so now jake, whose family just celebrated his 13th birthday friday, will share his message of autism, not only with the white house, but also the pope. >> i am going to talk to him about my blessings, and how thankful i am. >> reporter: jake will meet the pope

pope francis will arrive in washington, dc at approximately 1:00 o'clock p.m.rcement has been preparing for the largest security operation in unhistory. ama daetz is in the capitol and will bring us reports of the pope's visit start at 4:00. >> right now, 5:29 and time to change on the bay area commute. we have some problems. >> we have a closure remaining off of 238 and the eastbound 14th street off ramp is shut down because of police activity here and amy hollyfield has been there and is bring us more details as they become visible. right now, we are dealing with some delays on northbound 238. northbound 238 itself has re-opened since c.h.p. and other law enforcement have conducted their investigation. what you want to do is use this area rather than east 14th street off-ramp causing a delay as you pull off of 580 in the eastbound direction to make the drive into hayward but right now 580 headed west is looking clear between dublin up to 238 so expect the little bit of delays to remain. the metering lights were turned on and you can see heavy traffic coming a

. >> este es noticiero telemundo con marÍa celeste arrarÁs y desde washington dc josÉ dÍaz-balart. >>buenas tardes soy josÉ dÍaz-balart desde la basÍlica del santuario de la inmaculada concepciÓn en washington dc gracias por dejarnos ser parte de su tarde, hace momentos aquÍ terminÓ la misa que el papa francisco can utilizÓ a junÍpero serra que estÁn llamando el primer santo hispano de estados unidos la misa se celebrÓ al aire libre aunque la basÍlica la inmaculada concepciÓn es un templo catolico mÁs grande del mundo el mas grande en el norte no habÍa lugar para las mÁs de 20 mil persona que pidieron entradas precisamente ahÍ estÁ lori montenegro adelante. >> muy buenas tardes josÉ un dÍa lleno de emociones terminÓ aquÍ en la basÍlica al lado de la universidad catÓlica, mÁs de 25 mil personas se calcula vinieron aquÍ para presenciar la primera canonizaciÓn en estados unidos. >> bajo un sol brillante y cielo azul, miles esperaron horas para ver aunque sea por segundos al papa francisco en la basÍlica de la inmaculada concepciÓn. >> despuÉs con mÚsica ♪ y oraciones ♪ el papa francisco

>> sÍ. >> cuÉnteme vinieron de los Ángeles para estar en washington dc con el papa?.a nuestras familias adelante, es lo Único. >> y aportar hacia la economÍa, y aportar hacia este paÍs tambiÉn, caballero ¿cÓmo se llama?. >> exactamente venimos a aportar, no somos una carga ni tampoco venimos a. >> ¿cÓmo se llama caballero?. >> ¿cÓmo se llama usted caballero?. >> don raÚl, cuÉnteme esos momentos cuando vio a su hijita sofi esa belleza de 5 aÑos que tiene usted que dios nos la bendiga y que ella pudo pues acercarse al santo padre. >> sÍ fue algo emocionante y emotivo porque esperemos el momento, el momento en que se acercara el papa y gracias a dios, gracias a a la fe que nosotros que tenemos, gracias a esa ilusiÓn con esa ilusion de entregarle el regalo al papa y darle la carta al papa para que Él interceda por nosotros y por todos los migrantes, no solo por mÉxico, por sudamerica, por centroamÉrica, por todos los inmigrantes europeos, todos, por todos los inmigrantes no solo por mÉxico, porque todos hace s hacemos, todos somos parte del mundo, todos somos hijos de dio

this before he flys to washington, dc this afternoon for the start of his us visit. yesterday, the pope was in the town of, cuba fourth largest city where he celebrated mass and graded faithful in the pope mobile. he then arrived in the town of, he arrives in washington, dc this afternoon, after that a visit to new york city and the pontiff is scheduled to arrive here in philadelphia saturday morning at 9:30. >>> in our nation's capital, crews making the final preparations for that evan. roads there are blocked off and metal fencing up around the nash mall as well as other locations that pope will visit. in washington, the pope will speak before a joint savings congress. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing cup as we inch closer to the historic visit of pope francis. you can find updates any time as cbsphilly.com. >>> it's 4:37 age young child is hit and killed by a septa paratransit bus in south philadelphia. this happened around 5:15 last night when authorities say 2-year-old ran into the street near it says of 21st and morris. the young boy's family says

. >> weijia jiang in washington dc. thank you. >>> and here in the bay area, hundreds of students got up early to watch the pope's speech. very early. kpix5's kit do reports. >> reporter: if you ever tried to get a teenager up early for anything, you know this is a big deal. it is a pope watch party at presentation high school. the largest catholic girl school in the south bay. nearly 500 students gathered in the gym before sunrise to hear pope francis address congress live and share this historic moment together. >> a delicate balance is required to combat violence. >> we are a really tight-knit community. to be here watching this together is really meaningful to the catholic community. >> reporter: what better way to engage kids than with a cardboard cut out for selfies. pope masks and pope bingo. >> what would he think of a selfie station? >> he would laugh because he is a joyful person. he would be okay with it. >> reporter: in an age where so much of what we see is scripted or photoshopped, religious scholars he ha

i know ac/dc like the bagpipes. got any bagpipes for the weather?ll you be thunder struck. [ laughter ] >> we're here all week. try the salmon. look at this gorgeous view from the top of the kpix 5 studios. high, thin cirrus cloud cover. yet another amazing sunset is less than one hour away. cue the weekend. it is friday night. and it's going to cool down comfortably coming up this weekend. high temperatures today running quite high away from the water. we're talking 90s. livermore 96. morgan hill 89. san jose 86 degrees. hayward today cooler for you 77. richmond 75. san francisco 70. got to talk about what's going on this weekend for the "supermoon." i have some video to show you of the last "supermoon" but it's not just the "supermoon." it's a "supermoon" and the harvest moon the first full moon of fall and also a total lunar eclipse. all three happening sunday evening. now, when can you see the total lunar eclipse? sometimes they happen after midnight while you're sleeping. this will be just after 7:00 p.m. a total lunar eclipse with "supermoon."

muy buenas noches desde washington dc en esta cobertura especial, la capital de estados unidos se preparae maÑana la visita del papa francisco. hoy en vÍsperas de su despedida en cuba el pontÍfice visitÓ las ciudades mÁs importantes. vamos de inmediato con marÍa antonieta. adelante. marÍa: muy buenas noches, ilia. efectivamente hoy llegÓ, se bajÓ del papa móvil, recorriÓ santiago y fue para el cobre en un encuentro ansiado porque hay que recordar que Él dijo que esta misiÓn se la encomendaba. que cuba estaba encomendada a la patrona nacional. ha sido una jornada emotiva totalmente en donde hubo muchas cosas. lo hemos contado ampliamente, pero vamos a mostrarles a ustedes este recuento. >> apenas llegar en el pastor 1, el papa francisco recorriÓ santiago de cuba en el papa mÓvil. la gente a sus pasos por las calles estaba evnprtasiada. todos querÍan tener de cerca al primer papa hispano. luego fue el momento de llegar hasta cobre, el santuario nacional. la virgen que fue bajada de su nicho para que francisco le rezara. le dejÓ de regalo un jarrÓn de plata con rosas tambiÉn con tallo de pla

>> washington dc. and then i went to columbia as an undergraduate at oxford to do in a -- m a and finished up a the -- finished up at berkeley . >> why did you grow up in dc? >> they were refugees during the [ null ] occupation in vienna. they had relatives in dc and it was relatives who had to authorize -- or guarantee that they would be responsible for any people in their family who came over if there were any economic problems they would be responsible. i happened -- they happened to live in washington. >> and there you were. she put columbia avenue city oxford, how did you decide to go to oscar relevant -- >> i got a scholarship. so you were over there and studying something and at some point you have to make a decision -- >> it started when i was an undergraduate at columbia. i had a wonderful professor named mark oswald. he was a great scholar and marvelous human being. i took a course of his as a sophomore and i went into his office because he was very congenial. i said i'm not sure what i shoul

we will look at the nunciature in washington, dc, you can see the crowds waiting outside because this is the papal embassy where the pope is staying during the visit to washington, dc and all the foes are hoping to get a glimpse of him before he goes to the capitol to to to address congress. this is a watch party by a high school in san jose for the pope dressing congress. >> a big speech need as big screen so how about two giant big screens with 300 students are signed up to be here at 6:30 this morning. it is not just the students who are excited but lawmakers have been told, no handshakes or conversations from the aisle when the pope comes in the congressional chamber and are limited to one standing ovation. the supreme court justices and diplomats and guests will be joined the lawmakers of the tens of throughs of people will watch from the west money of the capitol and men more around the world. the pope will then head to new york. the breakfast is served when the students get here at 6 o'clock and there will be some fun, they have a game called pope bingo what he will say during

still the smile and still pressing on and he has this, as packed a schedule in philly as he had in dc in cuba and in here in new york as well, so that plane had take off as michelle is said, a very short flight down to philadelphia where they are expecting some monster numbers, half a million for one event, up to 1 million tomorrow for a mass and so this is the third and final leg, is that the pope? >> xwif -- giving us a wave! >> oh, look at that. >> a live picture from jfk right now, the american airlines flight, shepherd one which is carrying pope francis away from new york city, be in the air for about half an hour, toughing down in philadelphia, and celebrate mass at st. peters and paul in philadelphia, he'll have some time after that to visit independence mall, and then literally the city of brotherly love is going to shut down benjamin franklin parkway, keeping it shut down and he he will visit the festival of families and that's at 7:30 tonight, so again, another packed day for pope francis as the plane turns on the tarmac, you can hear the screaming. >> wow, people. >> giving

nos vamos directamente a washington dc con el senador tim caÍn del estado de virginia.sobre el voto del acuerdo con estados unidos irÁn y 5 otros paÍses sobre su material nuclear. >>> usted ha apoyado este acuerdo ¿por quÉ piensa que es algo necesario y positivo? >>> josÉ es un voto importante entiendo la opiniÓn de la gente, l los que apoyan. yo soy del comitÉ de fuerzas armadas y relaciones exteriores, he estudiado bien los detalles. que son importantes y yo creo que este acuerdo, va a tener ninguna bomba nuclear, para 15 aÑos al mÍnimo. y posiblemente para mucho mÁs tiempo. y entonces, es una soluciÓn diplomÁtica que debemos tratar. >>> senador vamos a hablar sobre la crisis que ocurre en europa, sobre los problemas en el medio oriente y norte de amÉrica hay cientos de miles de personas que se han ido de syria y otros paÍses tambiÉn, tratan de entrar a europa. tienen en estados unidos alguna responsabilidad que debemos o podemos estar haciendo >>> >>> tenemos una responsabilidad grande josÉ. y somos apoyadores en asunto de fondos por los pobres que estÁn huyendo del

work top dc the first of 3 stops in the u.s.f.amma is in the initial capitol tonight with more on the pope trip that started in cuba. >> question. from dc where less than 24 hours away from pope francis historic trip to washington. his visit comes on the heal of whirlwind tour of cuba. children sang and danced for pope francis as he arrived in santiago a. final stop on his visit to cuba. pch vatican flag waved with cuban flag when the pope arrived for big out door mass. pope never visited before. last three days here have been joyous. smiling pope from latin america seemingly at home in cuba. with fidel castro raul castro and hundreds of thus of people. pope message of compassion this woman said if, cuba and rest of the world really need. the tomorrow it's on to the united states. >> holy father is come to our country really exciting. >> flag fence in place around washington where the pope will address congress. vatican prepared by meticulously studying his english present viewed in this message to pilgrims in philadelphia. >> w

decir que hay mÁs seguridad alrededor del papa francisco en new york que la que vimos en washington dcfiat 500 el pequeÑo auto, la primera persona que saludÓ y hablÓ brevemente fue con el jefe de policÍa de la ciudad de new york y miren ustedes la cantidad de seguridad que hay alrededor del papa francisco, miren la cantidad de automÓviles, todos los camiones Ìcoy coches y automÓviles que ustedes ven alrededor del papa francisco son parte de la seguridad a la derecha algunos buses que estÁn transportando aparte del quesito del papa francisco el resto todos automÓviles de seguridad. >> definitivamente a mÍ tambiÉn me da la impresiones que aquÍ la seguridad es mucho, mucho mÁs estricta y yo creo que se debe a las condiciones de la ciudad de new york, a estos rascacieloss que realmente es difÍcil controlar la situaciÓn allÁ en el capitolio estÁ la edificaciÓn en una zona abierta que de por sÍ ya tiene una protecciÓn establecida, asÍ que recuerden que todo esto estÁ basicamente hecho para la visita del papa francisco josÉ. >> definitivamente ahÍ lo vemos hablando con el cardenal y siempre c

in washington, dc, police are being extra cautious using extra officers to beef up patrol. ama daetz is in our nation's capitol. >> in washington, dc, pope francis will arrive in a few hours starting the day celebrating mass in cuba, greeting locals and completioning the cathedral and headed north to the nation's capitol this afternoon and will be beated by thousands of well wishers including pilgrims from the bay area. while he is here he will make a historic dress to congress, a first for a people and meet with the president after the white house. there is also a controversial canonization plan of father serra the founder of the california missions. i will follow the pontiff's trip and you can follow me on twitter and facebook. >> we see alma holding an umbrella and that will not be need here, but there are cooler temperatures in store. we will take them. >> we will start on the peninsula, where it feels refreshing with palo alto at 57, and menlo park, and redwood city at 58, and woodside and belmont and foster city and san bruno, 59, and san carlos is warmer, and 60 at a

. >>> a guilty plea involving a shooting that left a 3-year-old dead at her dc apartment. a 17-year-old admitted he brought a gun to the southeast apartment last july. a boy found the gun in a bag and accidentally shot his sister. the 17-year-old pleaded guilty to child cruelty and gun charges. he will be sentenced later this month and faces a maximum -- maximum sentence of being in juvenile detention until he is 21. >>> breaking news that you sell right here at 11:00 last night. police are still looking for the suspect in the shooting of two people at takoma park. the suspect managed to escape police after a brief pursuit along i-95. >>> police are searching for a suspect from a stabbing at a takoma park shopping center. police say two men got into a fight. one pulled out a knife and stabbed the other. the victim has been rushed to the hospital. >>> on this anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attack, president obama flew into meet with military personnel. a soldier serving in afghanistan asked the president about russia's increasing support for the syrian government which i

candidatos republicanos habrÁ una marcha de cien mujeres que recorrerÁ cien millas hasta washington dcestados unidos, jeanette rodrÍguez tiene todos los detalles de esta marcha adelante jeanette. >> asÍ es mary, llenas de fe con mensaje de dignidad humana estas madres se reunirÁn con un grupo nacional peregrinaciÓn que estÁn llamando cien dÍas, cien millas cien madres buscan alertar a papa francisco sobre sufrimientos de indocumentados en este paÍs. >> vamos a llegar frente a la casa blanca. >> estas madres indocumentadas se reunieron hoy para finalizar los detalles de la peregrinaciÓn, marÍa elena orozco harÁ la caminata con su hija de 4 aÑos le pedirÁ al pontÍfice. >> que abogue por nosotros ante el presidente barack obama que le cuente nuestras historias. >> cien mujers indocumentadas de toda la naciÓn marcharÁn cien millas a partir del prÓximo dÍa 15 hasta llegar a washington dc para coincidir con la visita del pontÍfice. >> la esperanza es que el papa francisco recalo que que todas l los inmigrantes tienen derecho de vivir con justicia. >> haciendo un sacrificio de cien millas con