pope francis is particularly special.essage of inclusiveness of looking after the family looking after the poor and helping those and being one with the community that is just suffered so much. him visiting taclaban yesterday. that was incredible. incredible for the community that expressed so much misery and heart ache. the people who traveled here they are not just from manila. some traveled from overseas. we ran into a couple from australia who had come to see the pope. they have traveled from all over asia the philippines to be here to witness history in the making, really. that's what we have experienced here in afternoon. >> greeted by that incredible rain. it won't stop. i was hoping for a break, but apparently not. you have given us great context in terms of the social challenges going on in the philippines. do you have a sense, what have they told you about what this visit means for that kind of evolution, for the philippines to move on socially and get to the social justice issue and the changes the catholics wa

francis. francis urquhart. my dear old friend. do you know what i feel like doing, charlie? - getting rat-arsed? - exactly. come on, i know a good place round the corner. splendid. two good chaps getting rat-arsed together. surprised? well, everybody can be valuable; that's my philosophy. ( reporters clamoring ) no, no, no. nothing to report. oh, hello, charles. i hope you had a little bet on the winning team. you understand i really can't... are you here just to advise on the new cabinet, mr. urquhart, or is there a job in it for you? i advise the prime minister on many matters, as you know, and my advice is confidential. word is that you're in line for a very senior cabinet position. is that so? you can't expect me to comment on rumors, nor to keep my prime minister waiting. thank you very much, gentlemen, ladies. ( clamoring ) mr. urquhart, can i have a word? ( door opens ) sorry to keep you waiting, chief whip. he's ready for you now, if you'd like to come up to the study. thank you. ( knocking on door ) prime minister... teddy. didn't realize you'd be here. pull up a ch

will it succeed with pope francis? i don't know. i don't know if this papacy is going to last long enough to conclude this reformant project. (choir singing) >> of course, many things are going to change. the vatican state was like a kingdom, like a human kingdom, and so there were all the defects of a human court. but he wants things more simple. i am sure that the holy father will go in that direction and will not go backwards, certainly not. things are not going to continue like they were in the past. (applause) >> in louisiana, some parents want to break away from the baton rouge school district... >> these are some of the worst schools in the country. nobody's getting educated in these schools. >> and start their own. >> it will be segregated along race lines and class lines. >> the fight over education and desegregation. >> we have an african-american president. they achieved their goal. who can say we're not desegregated? >> "separate and unequal." >> go to pbs.org/frontline, and take a closer look at the early record of pope

back to the subject of francis hollande. he has a number of responsibilities, the first from a security point of view to protect the citizens of france. he has made it clear that his priority was going to be to mobilize all forces at his disposal to track down and neutralize the two suspects. as far as that priority goes it seems to be moving into the final stages. beyond that as a political leader, it was important to reassert the unity of france. he did that in one way by leading from the front. inviting his open rival, nicolas sarkozy, leader of the opposition unp party, former french president defeat in elections in 2012 by francis hollande to attend the community cabinet meeting, demonstrating that this was a time for political forces to work together not a time for party politics the the message of unity and working together is something we can expect more and more. he will be stressing, seeking to emphasise what unites people in france than tearing them apart. the diverse society, a significant population of 5 million

pope francis is a pope for the poor. , change affects the poor the most. the pope will do everything in his power and within his influence to convince everyone that climate change must be tackled head on. >> ahead of last year's u.n. climate conference in lima peru, pope francis wrote a letter to organizers noting that climate change will -- "affect all of humanity, especially the poorest and future generations. what's more, it represents a serious ethical and moral responsibility." that brings us to your absence from lima, peru. you rocked the summits in doha and warsaw. at the time come each year, your country, the philippines devastated by these typhoons. what happened in lima, peru? was the speculation accurate that the philippines removed you , not to be the chief negotiator, because you had become so vocal and had been addressing the most powerful countries, the countries that admitted more carbon -- committed more carbon, more fossil fuel emissions, like the united states? >> that was the speculation at that time. today, it remains unclear for me wh

francis go?dea where any italian would feel at home, right here in north beach. >> it would be good there because it represents a little bit of connection for the community. >> reporter: the north beach crowd thinks they have a good chance. >> absolutely. right outside cafe trieste and the cornerstone for the plaza she's putting in there. >> i wouldn't have a problem with it coming here. it is an italian neighborhood. if they want it, put it here. >> reporter: the arts commission hasn't picked a place yet, but st. francis is the patron saint of animals, maybe a dog park. with upper thing is for sure. ask a -- one thing is for sure. ask a san franciscan and one idea doesn't center a chance. what if they try to put it in santa clara? >> i think it's st. francis. not st. santa clara. >> reporter: mark kelly, kpix5. >> st. francis will cost the city a pretty penny just cleaning him up and moving him looking like about $200,000. >>> in a few weeks warriors will debut these chinese new year uniforms to

. >> and pope francis visits sri lanka with a message of hope and re-conciliation. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> a rally for tolerance and peace led by the muslim community. >> here in berlin, 14,000 people gathered at the brandenburg gate , creating a sea ofsigns with the symbols of judaism, islam, and christianity. >> the message -- there is room for all faiths and no room for jihad-ism. all major religions were on hand. >> it was the muslim community that unorganized that -- that organize this event. >> we began in the heart of berlin. >> it was a show of unity and solidarity. the french embassy side-by-side, the head of the jewish and muslim community and majors of -- and representatives of major legal parties. they said that the terrorists wanted to divide people, but instead achieved the opposite. >> they have brought us together. on sunday, the french defended the values of their republic. yesterday, today, and tomorrow we are the ones doing it here i

. >>> pope francis could be canning to the district this year. plans are under way for the pope to address congress in september. he would also host an event at the immaculate conception. he's confirmed to be at the world meeting of families in philadelphia. pope francis just arrived in the philippines for a five day trip. this is a live picture from where he will be speaking in just a little while. his purpose for today's visit and the message for thousands waiting to hear coming up in a live desk report. >>> and president obama wants to help you take care of your sick kids and family. how much time he's hoping he'll be able to get for paid sick leave. >>> a live look outside right now. storm team 4 meteorologist will have your commuter forecast when "news 4 today" continues. >>> today president obama r a mandate of up to one week of paid sick leave for all workers each year. he also wants federal employee to have up to six weeks of sick leave to care for a new child. more than 40 m or workers don't have paid sick leave. in our area that include

heavy rains didn't stop pope francis today. the rains turned into a full- blown tropical storm and the pope had to shorten his visit there. as alan pizzey reports, he left the area just in time. >> reporter: it wasn't quite walking on water, but by braving the weather in the same cheap yellow poncho the faithful wore, pope francis came close. the visit was to express sympathy with the place where 14 months ago a super-typhoon left more than 7,000 people dead or missing and four million homeless. "i wanted to come to be with you," francis told them adding "it's a bit late, i have to say, but i am here." his insistence on an open pope mobile meant francis got as soaked as those who lined the road to greet him. a meeting with representatives of typhoon victims left him speechless with sorrow and sympathy, according to papal aides. another approaching storm forced francis to cut his visit short by four hours. a woman was killed by scaffolding knocked down by the wind, and a second plane carrying dignitaries skidded off the runway.

i'm francis rivera we have breaking news out of paris. just this past hour gunfire in off the fiss of a satirical news magazine "charlie hebdo." nbc news has confirmed ten people dead in that attack. a witness on the scene says he felt several masked men armed with automatic weapons enter the building. this office has been the target of trouble before. in 2011 it was set on fire in response to published cartoons of the prophet muhammad. france's president is calling this shooting a terror attack. the country raced its alert to the highest 4re68. stay with nbc news for the very latest on this breaking story as we follow it. >>> the first major wreckage of airasia flight 8501 is found. inside the search zone these erie images the tale of the missing plane. numbers on the wreckage identify the airbus a320. finding the tail is huge. the black boxes should be in it. >>> more heart ache for families as more bodies are found. number recovered is 40 with 24 identified. 162 were on board. the "wall street journal" reports the airline is offering t

pope francis does believe climate change is largely man-made.s one of a number of political issues that he's been tackling in this visit to the philippines. >> so characteristic pope francis by the sound of it, harry. this is a man that we have come to appreciate as being one who doesn't shy away from those controversial issues. >> reporter: that's right. and that's been very much his modus operandi here in the philippines from the very first public engagement that he had on friday morning when he met politicians, including the president acquino. he said then that there had to be a real serious effort to tackle corruption. there was a scandal of inequality in this country. the president said that some of the other politicians listening might have found that somewhat offensive. or even shocking when the president gave his support to the comments, but also started talking about some of the criticism that catholic bishops have been throwing the way at the president's own administration such as the government's recent bill now law to insure that eve

it's almost like half of manila coming here to listen to pope francis. authorities are calling it a security nightmare from the top military general as well as from the general of the philippines. this is what happens when pope francis comes to town and the philippines being a deeply religious, catholic country. no one wants to miss out on this. the last time there was such a gathering is when pope john was here. 5 million people setting the record for the largest number of catholics to gather. that is expected to be surpassed tomorrow. yes, the rain is going to come. the wind is going to come. it's not going to dampen people's spirits. what we have seen the last couple days and what we saw in taclabon their resilience determination, considering what they have been through, the natural disasters they have endured over the years, they will definitely turn out and brave the elements to see pope francis tomorrow. >> they have resilience determination and devotion. they will need it tomorrow. thank you for covering this. we look forward to the reports over t

francis, returned to the theme of the trip. the protection of children. >> we need to care for our young people. not allowing them to be robbed of hope. >> the pope's day began at the city's largest universities where the crowd was so big, there was hardly room to move. here he heard from young people. this 12-year-old, a former street child. cried. as she asked why god allows children to be victims of drugs and prostitution? the pope said we only come close to answering her question when we cry with her. by noon it was pouring. at the park people sought shelter where they could. a resilience one worshipper says stems from the devastating typhoon of 2013. >> no storm can destroy the faith of the filipino people. >> pope francis had one criticism. there were not enough women at the meeting with youth. women he said have much to tell us and sometimes, pope francis said we're too macho. i'm anne thompson in manila. back to you. >> still to come, an unlikely source of inspiration. the bay area man who has fallenen love with his com

pope francis pointing out that the poor need to be lifted up out of poverty.o end. he also said that corruption must end. he focused specifically on that and the philippines, you know as we know corruption is rife in all aspects of society here. so the pope delivering some hard messages but no doubt ones that need to be heard. >> anna coren will be covering for us. thanks so much. we'll see you again. >>> well the only wrinkle in the trip is perhaps the weather. he may have to pull another swifty. >> i like that. you can imagine how difficult it is just the logistics for 6 million people to have an outdoor mass but in the middle of a tropical storm? vendors need to secure their equipment, all the barricades need to be extra secure. there's a lot of stuff to think about when organizing an event like this. the pope's visit is just wrapped in all kinds of irony, as he goes to visit, as natalie just talked about, the tacloban region that was impacted by typhoon haiyan a year ago. at the same time he may be altered thanks to this on coming tropical storm he woulded

. >>> several sources are saying it's likely that pope francis will be visiting washington d.c. when he makes his trip to this country in september, but the vatican has yet to confirm the d.c. visit. pope francis is confirmed to attend the world meeting of families in philly the end of september, but even without a confirmation an official with the d.c. board of trade says the pope is going to come to washington and also visit new york. we caught up with people near ben's chili bowl and said what do you think the pope should do? >> i think the pope wants to be blessed. he's blessing everybody. he got to get his blessing, too. come to ben's. come to the african american

i'm francis rivera. in france the controversial new edition of "charlie hebdo" magazine is sold out. that's 3 million copies with the cover showing the prophet muhammad. it happened within the first couple hours of hitting the newsstand. now publishers are scrambling to print an additional 2 million copies. this comes as concern grows. an influential islamic group in egypt has already warned. yemen's top al queda leader says they orchestrated the attack at "charlie hebdo." french officials say the weapons came from abroad and they're now looking at people who provided the three gunmen with substantial financial backing. >>> what's happening in paris is having an impact at home. lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev are asking to delay jury selection for a month because of comparisons being made to the two attacks including the comparison of brothers being involved in each attack. >>> meanwhile the fight against isis intensifies. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and others met with president obama yesterday

francis? kpix 5's mark kelly got the scoop from san francisco's mayor. >> reporter: a 27-foot-tall st. francis has welcomed the 9ers faithful to candlestick since 1973. >> do you like it? >> no. it's not my form of art. >> reporter: soon where the stick once stood shopping and condos will go up. and the very saint san francisco is named after, this massive concrete and steel, will likely get the boot. so where should it go? one idea, where any italian would feel right at home, right here in north beach. >> it would be good there because it represents a little bit of connection for the community. >> reporter: the north beach crowd thinks they have a good chance. >> absolutely. >> reporter: where? >> right outside cafe trieste as the cornerstone for angela alioto's plaza that she is putting in there. >> i wouldn't have a problem with it coming here. it is an italian neighborhood. if they want it here, put it here. >> reporter: the arts commission hasn't picked a place yet. but st. francis is the

hope francis sisfrancis may be plans are you said way for pope francis to address congress. he would also host an event at the basilica of the immaculate shrine. he's in the philippines right now. anne thompson is live in manila with live on what is happening and what pope francis will do on this historic visit. >> reporter: good morning. the pope arrived here about two hours ago. and he motorcaded from the airport into the heart of manila and there were thousands of people who were lined up to greet him. this country is 80% catholic. and so the enthusiasm here is just absolutely over the top. and that is creating security ck this 1995 the last time a pope visited the philippines, that wasy surged his popemobile. filipino officials want to make sure that doesn't happen again and takes matter of national honor that the filipino people behave orderly during pope francis' visit. he will spend five days here, all five days have been declared a national holiday in an effort to try to control some of those crowds. and the big event will come on sunday when he celebrates mass here

pope francis visited philippine.in the threat of a storm force the pope to cut his visit short. >> drenched by rain, a devout crowd welcomed the pope to tacloban. this was a visit of significance on a person, religious and political level. pope francis' visit to a people who have suffered through intense and frequent storms was part of of a hope to push leaders to an agreement on climate change. there he is, pope francis delivering a message of compassion to the typhoon victims here in the philippines and delivering a message to the world about the devastating effects of climate change. changing weather patterns are part of the reason why life continues to be difficult in see side communities here. these women survived typhoon haiyan in 2013, and formed an association to try to help themselves. >> they look forward to the pope's visit, and hopefully the pope will put sense to how people understand poverty and the effects of climate change on poverty and how it really promotes poverty in lives of people like these wom

it was the final mass for pope francis on this asian tour. he showed he's very much the people's pope. our report from anne thompson in manila. >> reporter: pope francis' final mass in the philippines, a demonstration of faith and resilience. the record crowd of 6 million people in the parking on the streets enduring a long, soggy day, starting well before dawn to secure their places. he and his wife came from vietnam. >> why is it so important to you to see him? >> because i love him. >> nearly five football fields from the altar, the pope mobile would be their only chance. >> reporter: people here consider themselves lucky. they look out and see this and realize they're going to get a whole lot closer to pope francis than any of those people. >> even more important than what you could see was what you could get under. can i come join? thank you. are you all friends? >> no. >> you're strangers? >> yes. >> but you're friends now? >> yes. >> francis urged filipinos to work together to protect communities and families, especially the children.

francis hollande has called for an emergency meeting. what do you think would be his next steps? >> well i think he'll - clearly the first thing will be to ascertain who did this. as i said before while we don't know for certain, there i think, going to be an element of assumption that this is likely to have been carried out by people who are on some level or another against "charlie hebdo' characterisation of muslims over time. that is what "charlie hebdo" as a magazine is known for, it's not only that they are rude about anyone they are rude about francis hollande christians, andextreme islamists and feel that it's their rite to say what they like about anybody. they have been targeted over time by muslim groups who have felt wronged by "charlie hebdo" to have attacked their religion and they have been condemned by politicians for attacking islam saying that they shouldn't do it because it's like holding a red rag to a bull. an hour before the attack "charlie hebb doe" put the i.s.i.s. leader on the front saying best wishes to him. it looks like at first clans it was well organ

pope francis is in manila right now. he arrived just a couple hours ago after the typhoon forced him to leave tacloban ahead of schedule. he was in the city to honor the thousands, the not,000 killed in 2013 by the super typhoon. a short time ago it made landfall battering parts of the philippines with sustained winds of 130 kilometers an hour. forecasters say the storm will track toward manila where upward of six million people are expected for sunday's mass. >>> a senior belgian counterterrorism source says the terror cell in the eastern city of vervier had ties to isis. two of the suspects were killed in a shoot-out with police. a third is in custody. a source tells cnn not all the terrorists in the cell have been rounded up. this wave of arrests of anti-terror operations across western super exposing a potential network of dangerous extremism. authorities say they arrested 17 people in connection with thursday's anti-terror raid in belgium. the federal prosecutor indicating the group had discuss ed attacking police.

francis has a busy schedule in the philippines. after manila he travels to the region devastated by the recent typhoonhaiyan. on sunday, an open mass for 6 million people, hailed as the largest ever by the catholic church. >> saudi arabia's courts sentence of flogging to punish a blogger is causing international outrage. >> raif badawi was given a jail term and sentenced to 1000 lashes on charges of insulting islam. he received the first 50 lashes last friday. the flogging is set to continue every friday for the next 19 weeks. his wife told amnesty international that he fears her husband -- she fears her husband may not survive a further round of lashes. >> this moment was not supposed to be caught on video. a crowd gathered friday outside the mosque in jeddah after prayers. they came to see the first public flogging of raif badawi a 31-year-old saudi blogger and human rights activist sentenced to 1000 lashes and 10 years in prison. >> no flogging for blogging! >> amnesty international has brought more than 50,000 letters of protes

catherine with al jazeera, southern malawi. >>> pope francis called on leaders in the philippines forn and he made comments in manila and this is a visit to the mainly catholic nation in 20 years and harry faucet reports from manila. >> reporter: pope francis wasted no time tackling politics on the first day of the visit to philippines and said the country leaders needed to get serious about corruption poverty and what he called inequality. >> it is now more than ever necessary that political leaders be outstanding for the integrity and a commitment to the common world. >> reporter: the philippine president has waged an anticorruption drive but one which critics say dis disproportionate lyly has leaders and they are at the cathedral for the visit and the sight of the man himself. >> pope francis is actually here. i want to be enlightened and want to be inspired and all the things he suggests are very doable and people can follow him, his example. >> reporter: new waves of excitement and expressions of love. but in the cathedral where he began the sermon quoting jesus words from the go

pope francis waved to the crowd.e could be heard chanting, pope francis we love you as his visits drew record crowds. the highlight was a mass in manila that officials say drew millions of people. harry fawcett has the story. >> constant stream of people adding to the crush. the pope's first public appearance at a catholic university. to care for indeed weep for marginalized. >> translator: those that are left to one side are crying. those who are discarded those are crying. >> reporter: around the park where the pope's last mass was set to take place rain had set in. >> translator: we are very excited for hope for his coming. that's why i brought my son here we want him to be healed because he has an allergy. >> reporter: francis arrived in a pope mobile, are all around this congested city. he spoke on a celebration for the infant jesus. a traditionalist. >> needs to be protected against insidious attacks and programs. contrary to all that we hold true and sacred. all that is most beautiful and novel in our culture.

good morning. >> francis, good morning to you.t obama will call on congress today to pass a measure requiring companies to offer employees up to seven days paid sick leave a year. he'll also take executive action to ensure federal government workers get six weeks paid leave after the birth or adoption of a child. the markets of try to break a losing strength after stocks fell on disappointing report on retail sales last month. now down 329 month. oil prices rally posting their best day since 2012. look for earnings today from bank of america and citigroup. the future of sports stadiums is here and now. the atlanta falcons are showing off an animated video of what the teams new $1.2 billion stadium will look like when it opens in 2017. it will have a retractible roof and 360 video board. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. sports is next. the biggest purse in boxing history. stay with us. gisil odor block wash stops odor from happening for all day confidence. when you feel fresh all day you feel confident. vagisil. your

>>> another huge crowd this morning for pope francis' mass in the philippines. millions of people turning out for what could be the biggest papal visit ever. nbc's anne thompson was there. she's in manila with more. anne good morning. >> reporter: sheeinelle vatican officials are indeed calling it the biggest event in papal history. 6 million people came to see pope francis in spite of conditions that were absolutely miserable. but it never showed on the faces of the faithful. the marquee event of pope francis' visit -- a mega mass an act of devotion even a tropical storm could not mar. francis again returned to a theme of his trip -- the protection of children. >> we need to care for our young people not allowing them to be robbed of hope. >> reporter: before dawn manila teemed with people waiting to get into resolve park. some who had been there all night. the pope's stay began at the city's largest university where the crowd was so big, there was hardly room to move. a sea of smartphones strained to capture the moment. children lifted for a kiss. here he hear

francis of assisi was the original friend of the environment. >> this pope, who took his name after francis, expected to issue his first encyclical on the environment, probably in 2015, definitely worth watching. >> as you look ahead what story dozen you particularly want to watch? it might be off the beaten track just a little bit. >> well, one election, since we're talking about the election, i'm going to be looking at is the episcopal church will be electing its new presiding bishop. they made history electing the first woman, katherine jefford shory, she will not be running again. there's a lot of speculation after the first woman they might try to have the first minority or ethnic presiding bishop. so it's more of a symbolic gesture i think than anything of real substance in terms of the race or gender of the presiding bishop but it does say something about the church of the establishment and who they put in the top position. so worth watching. >> i'm sort of -- it feels like we may be seeing a new civil rights movement. and we sort of forget how central the churches were in the origin

pope francis witnessed the signature mode of transport. he spoke on the feast honouring the infant jesus, and spoke about charles and the family adopting a traditionalist message, protecting them from insidious attacks, from all of the progressive languages. he adopted moments and there has been moments of controversy on the plane on the way over saying there were limits to free speech. schooling politicians about inequality and corruption. for millions coming out on the streets. this was a personal landmark one to remember for a lifetime. >> it is al jazeera. a lot more ahead when we come back. >> 20 years after the war in bosnia the scars run deep for many in sarajevo. we hear from the winner of the toughest off-road motor race. that's all ahead. >>>hello again. a reminder of the headlines - i.s.i.l. fighters released about 250 yazidi kurds. many are elderly and taken to hospital in erbil. i.s.i.l. is believed to have killed thousands in the advance across northern iraq last year >>> in indonesia five have been killed and churches set on

pope francis' visit here in an area where people have suffered through intense and frequent storms it said that the vatican would shortly issue a new catholic doctrine on its position on climate change. there he is. pope francis delivering a message of compassion, and delivering a message to the world about the devastating effects of climate change. >> changing weather patterns are part of why life continues to be difficult in seaside communities here. these women survived typhoon haiyan and formed an association to help themselves. >> they book forward as a break from all this. and hopefully the pope will put some sense into how people understand poverty and the effects of climb change climate change and on poverty. >> they try to overcome the fear of the sea and remember their relatives and friends who were killed. hope francis managed to meet typhoon haiyan survivors and a mass grave but the pope apologized for having to cut short his visit. another typhoon was moving in. al jazeera, the philippines. >> one of al jazeera's journalists is imprisoned in egypt for more than a year has

pope francis promised to -- faithful at the vatican. pope francis promised to talk about the beauty of fatherhood last week. >>> the obama's overseas visit left behind a bit of controversy. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in washington. disrespectful to an ally, a bold political statement or in big deal? lots of reaction on social media today to first lady michelle obama's decision to leave her head uncovered while visiting saudi arabia. a flowing blue top covered her arms, but michelle obama's head was uncovered in saudi arabia where women are allowed out in public only escorted by a male relative and most shield their faces and remain hidden behind black robes. some saudis on twitter complained the first lady was immodest and at the airport some officials walked by without shaking her hand. the vast majority of the hundreds of comments on our facebook page defended her like mark bentley who said, "had she worn one, they would have eviscerated her for acting like a muslim instead of an american." and at the food trucks near the state dep

. >> -- pope francis will head to the philippines on thursday. >> this is expected to be the largestng of catholics in the world. >> the head of the metro development authority wants to make sure streets don't get gridlocked if a traffic enforcer has to go to the bathroom. that's why they're making them wear diapers. (laughter) >> your's welcome. you heard right. so large and unand a half i gable will the crowds be when pope francis visits the phil pooen-- philippines authorities are having their law enforcement officers wear diapers. now i see where they are protesting it the police with the i can't breathe t-shirts. the roughest part for the officers isn't some of wearing the diaper is going back to the station and asking your boss to change you. johnson, in my office. i'm going to need your badge and your boom boom. >> why such drastic measures. >> traffic cops are considering using adult diapers because there's a shortage of portable toilets. >> in a crowd situation where diapers the first solution. >> maybe officers could wear chips or i don't know francis is a man of the people

. >>> pope francis has been to visit those who survived last year's typhoon haiyan in the philippines. but bad weather forced him to cut off his trip to tacleban. >> drenched by unseasonable rain a devout crow crowd welcomed the pope as he held mass for tens of thousands of people. this was a visit of significance on a personal, religious, and political level. pope francis' visit here, an area where people have suffered through intense and frequent storms is is an attempt to push negotiators to an agreement in climate change talks later this year. >> there he is, pope francis delivering a message of compassion to the typhoon victim it's here in the philippines and delivering a message to the world about the devastating affects of effects of climate change. >> a reason why life continues to be difficult in seaside communities here. these women survived typhoon haiyan in 2013, and formed an association to try to help themselves. >> they look forward to the visit as a break from all this, and hopefully the pope will put some sense into how people understand poverty and the effects of cli

celebrating mass with saint francis on the last day of his trip to the philippines.yria, several hezbollah fighters have been killed from an alleged attack by israeli air attacks today not fear from the border with lebanon. in beirut with more on this. tell us what you know. >> we are still getting information. the information we have is an israeli hedge staktdz the out outskirts of the town in southern syria on the border with israel. it's been confirmed by hezbollah that the son of imad mahari his name was jihad was killed in that attack. still trying to get more information. he is a field commander for hezbollah. more information still waiting dom through at this stage. the syrian observatory is saying that six pro-assad allies were killed in that attack. so that is as much information as we have so far. >> the information i have here -- correct me if i am wrong is that it's the son of i amad the kognia who was killed in dubai about 2008, i think it was. is this not the first time israel is alleged to have attacked across syrian territory? >> that's right but it's

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, francis.ithin the last hour we heard a new call from the american academy of pediatrics asking parents, urging parents to get their children vaccinated if not already. let's talk about the warning from the california department of public health. health officials in california say if you have been immunized against measles, places like disneyland are absolutely safe. if not, or if your child is under a year old, too young to get the measles shot, you may want to think twice. for visitors the trip is about mickey not measles. >> we made sure she had her vaccine and everything. >> reporter: the outbreak that keeps spreading beyond the southern california theme park has some staying away. >> we were going to take our son who is only eight months old so hasn't been vaccinated yet. >> don't want to put our son in any kind of jeopardy. >> we decided to wait until things calm down a bit. >> reporter: disney is offering free measles shots and immunity tests to all park employees, after five workers cam

today, many of the faithful in tears heard francis say they are not alone. and though they may suffer, god will not let them down. the weather cut short the pope's trip. at the cathedral in palo he apologized for the change in schedule. asking two things of the respectful but boisterous crowd. >> first, pray for me. second be quiet. >> reporter: back in manila where the storm is headed officials are preparing for as many as 6 million people to attend the pope's final mass sunday. throughout the visit millions have jammed the city streets to see him. >> i've been here for six hours already. >> reporter: security has been unusually visible. precautions extending to manila bay, the economic heart of the country. for the 25.5 million people who live in metro manila, this bay is essentially shut down. there's no sailing, no cushing and limited cargo traffic until the pope leaves. this is coast guard commander joel garcia's control room. the philippines is 80% catholic garcia is a muslim convert. do you feel a special burden to protect this pope who's the leader o

. >>> the vatican has defended pope francis after he through a pretend punch. the actions should not be interpreted as justification for violence. >> reporter: pope francis wasted no time in tackling politics on his first full day in his visit to the feel peens. he said the country's leaders needed to get serious about corruption poverty and scandalous inequality. >> it is now more than ever necessary that political leaders be outstanding for the honesty, integrity, commitment to the common world. >> reporter: the philippine president has waged an anti corruption drive, but one which his critics disproportionately targeted opposition figures. away from the politics the popular devotion. thousands crowded the streets to await the first mass of pope francis's visit and the sight of the man himgs -- himself. >> all of the things he suggests is very important. people follow him, his example. >> reporter: his arrival brought new waves of excitement and expressions of love. inside the cathedral he began his sermon by quoting jesus's words from the goesel. >> do you l

we're live in the sri lanka capital where pope francis is making an appeal for peace and reconciliation. thanks for joining us everyone. and for the people of france it is a time of healing, and a time of caution, and vigilance six days after the massacre at charlie hebdo magazine. right now, 18,000 soldiers and police are on patrol. al qaeda's north african branch has issued a statement promising more attacks. all four victims of friday's grocery attack will be laid to rest in israel in just a few hours from now. their bodies were flown in from france a short time ago. and the editors of charlie hebdo have unveiled the next issue's cover art. it features a cartoon of mohammed holding up a sign that reads -- let's go now to senior international correspondent jim beteman who joins us live. jim, what are the new details we're learning the connections to the terror groups? >> a lot of moving parts here this morning, one of the details -- we learned about the suspects the girlfriend of bali was shown in a still photo going through immigration control in turkey on her way to syria. she went

i'm francis rivera. 30 inches and not finished yet. the coast is not clear for snow slammed, new england. some areas will get more snow. in massachusetts the sound of snowblowers was everywhere. people digging out from three feet of blinding snow. the travel ban was lifted but more than 21,000 are still without power. 30 miles outside of boston, this is the problem. in marshfield the seawall collapsed, the atlantic ocean roaring and coming ags shore. it looks like an ice town homes and vehicles covered in a thick layer of ice. >> my roof caved in, the roof collapsed, side wall. >> this is the worst i've ever seen. >> and new york city and new jersey dodged the bullet. the bad news is they lost 2ds 00 million in economic activity. one model said new york would see 22 inches a european model said 15. a new u.s. model had it right, just under ten. >> we've always heard so much about the superiority of the european model as opposed to the american model. in this case the american mod 'em actually handled it a little bit better. >> what we