francis so i was wondering did you have the chance to think of pope francis? >> the question is what would he think of the francis. he was a great democrat. it's like blowing your nose. you may not give it a very well that you have to do it your self. [laughter] i think that he would recognize the spirit of pope francis wants to be with the people. they felt they were in danger of but many thought that they didn't support him enough. when he became the archbishop he would take the bus and go and say i want the priests to get out there. i admire him. >> you begin by saying that they are particularly addicted to the doctrine. but the doctrine isn't going to disappear from the catholic church. we do it reflexively it just happens. can you indicate what you think might be the direction of the doctrine will evolve in a useful and helpful way rather than the excluding way that it has in many years? >> the question the doctrine isn't all bad. what can we develop more. >> what gave them the power to enunciate with christian belief was to try to establish communication

francis it was a day day's work.ison break bread with gay and transgender inmates and perform a miracle. >> so they say. >> abc's david wright has the story. >> reporter: in naples pope francis chastised the mafia on its home turf calling on criminals to repent and ordinary citizens to stand up to gangsters and drug dealers. don't let them steal your hope, he said. this southern italian seaport is known for high unemployment and organized crime. pope francis visited some of the poorest neighborhoods. napless is also a gateway for illegal immigrants entering europe. francis reminded the crowd, we are all god's children, all of us migrants in this world. >> his theme has been mercy. the church needs to show mercy. it needs to reach out to the alienated, the suffering, people who have felt excluded. >> reporter: that message of inclusiveness extended to this prison where the pope had a private lunch with inmates, including some who are gay, transgender or hiv positive. a remarkable statement from the head of the roman c

. >> nair: up next, pope francis delivers a message to the mafia in naples. >> >> nair: pope francis was in naples this weekend, he visited one of the city's toughest neighborhoods and spoke out against the mafia as well as corrupt politicians. allen pizzey reports from rome. >>able pope francis boldly went where the law fears to go and told people to stand up against organized crime. in a neighborhood infested by the camorra the local mafia he called for an end to what he termed the tears of the mothers of naples. >> for society stinks, we all have the potential to be corrupt and to slip into criminality. >> deep unemployment runs as high as 40 percent in the poor areas of naples pushing many into the web of drug dealing and enforcement rackets. >> the crowd was ecstatic but he was in the belly of the beast and security was understandably tight he said mafia members has excommunicated themselves and were condemned to hell unless they repented. but a mass in naples main square he urged the faithful to resist the easy earnings or dishonest income of drug trafficking. >> concerned with

it is a call that fits the francis style. >> francis's rhetoric on mercy, compassion and all of that, is. people look at him and they see a merciful compassionate man. >> reporter: john, a veteran journalist covering the vatican has watch closely the dynamic of this papacy. >> rock star pope takes the world by storm. he is utterly revitalized the fortunes of the catholic church. i think in many ways that is his signature accomplishment over these to years. >> reporter: yet year three may test him. peeling back layers on vatican financial reform on holding bishops accountable for clergy sexual abuse and families that are not traditional. tjcusick is eager to hear francis in philadelphia. >> family life and what does that look like, the best way to connect people's faith. >> reporter: preparing for the world meeting of families, the archbishop paulea of the vatican sees the francis effect imply. >> pope francis is fan has particular. >> reporter: report on his first u.s. visit francis is said to be nerve bus speaking english. >> whatever his limits in english may be it has in the stop h

pride that we walked alongside of a man that had the kind of courage and determination that robert francisson the third had. >> reporter: commissioner ramsey and mayor michael nutter recounted wilson's final moments in the emergency room. >> i saw his heartbeating. he for the. valiantly. just as he for the in that store when two cowards came upon him. >> reporter: and made the decision in the only to posthumously promote wilson to sergeant but to award him the medal of honor and valor and effectively immediately rename medal of valor after robert wilson the third. police officers from across the country came out to the funeral today. they said it was important to show their support for philadelphia's finest. >> to see everybody come out and honor him all of the cops, all of the community, i just want to thank everyone for paying their respects to robert wilson. >> reporter: in university city annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >>> we stream the viewing and funeral for sergeant wilson live this morning on six abc.com. our coverage continues there right the now with details from

here's david wright. >> reporter: today in naples, pope francis went to prison. this stop at the giuseppe salvia detention center, a late addition to the schedule. but the pope reportedly insisted on it. dining with inmates, some of whom are gay, transgender or h.i.v. positive. a remarkable statement, from the head of the roman catholic church. but from the beginning, pope francis has sought to make the church more accepting of people who have been marginalized. early on, when a reporter on the papal plane asked about gay priests, francis famously answered "who am i to judge?" >> his approach to the gospel is one of reaching out to people, dialogue, you know not handing people a rule book but engaging them. >> reporter: today's lunch was just a small part of a busy day in naples pope francis chastised the mafia on its home turf duringing honest citizens to stand up to them. urging criminals to repent. [ speaking italian ] >> reporter: "don't let them steal your hope," he said. today's trip even included a miracle, as the pope kissed one of naples' most cherished

. >>> and a miraculous weekend - pope francis takes on the mafia while adored by nuns and receiving a special delivery >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. tonight, the philadelphia police department is promising big changes after a federal review criticized how officers dealt with the community. police-involved shootings happen almost every week in the city. investigations are often shrouded in secrecy. >> pushing, shoving, throwing chairs. the chaotic scene at a town hall meeting in philadelphia. this was supposed to be a chance for city officials to explain why criminal charges had not been filed against an officer who shot a young black man in the back of the head in december. instead it devolved into shouts and scuff lipping as years -- scufling as years of mistrust boiled over. in the wake. deaths of unarmed black men in ferguson and new york city charles ramsay emerged as a leading voice about police reform leading a white house task force unveiling recommendations this month. >> we have a great opportunity coming out of great conflict and tragedy to r

ii has francis's story. a lot of him is in it. lot of his personal feelings he gets out about himself charlie:. charlie: brando would get interested in this show. he would call me up and send me notes. what was his gift? pacino: to define it. the genius of character. that's all i can say. he did cross that line where he had great duty. you have the great movie star including cary grant. he was wonderful to watch. martin was a character actor. the roles were different. charlie: how did he manage to be a star and not play character roles as much as you play stars? you are at the center of these roles. is it box office? you tell me. pacino: i think it's always been -- some movies i have made, they are different characters i played. i don't know. i'm still doing this thing. i started early. they saw me in this play, and told the great producer marty bergman. that play, there was something in that play. and i had been acting may be 10 years before that. i did feel, oddly enough, as an explorer in my work experimenting. nobody could eve

the message is coming from pope francis and our local arch diesz. this confusion can inhibit the positive engagement in the work of the church. when there's a constant need here in san francisco for members of our local community to combat this facesing us as a city. we need to be galvanized. with the recent instances of violence on our streets, our growing homeless population and in many respects, i would suggest that san francisco needs an active catholic community. a community that has been a pillar for san francisco for generations. our needs are great and i hope we can move forward in a positive way. as pope francis stated, i prefer a church which is bruised, hurting and dirty because it has been out on the streets rather than a church being unhealthy from being confined and clean to his own skufrment i respect as a legislature and pray as a catholic that the problems are resolved in a manner that thoerns teachers in our catholic schools. recognizes the catholic church and both respects and embodies the san franciscans. the resolution supports

ii has francis's story.lks about himself and a lot of his personal feelings he gets out about himself. that is what gives it that power. charlie: brando would get interested in this show. and he would watch it all the time and he would send me notes. what was his gift? pacino: it is hard to define it. the genius of character. that's all i can say. he did cross that line where he had great duty. you have the great movie star, including cary grant. and gary krug -- gary cooper. but brando was a character actor. that means that he played roles that were different from each other. he played them very distinctly different from each other. charlie: how did you manage to be a star and not play character roles as much as you play stars? you are at the center of these roles. is it box office? you tell me. pacino: i think it's always been -- some movies i have made, they are different characters i play. i don't know. it's a mystery to me. it has always been a mystery that i am here, that i am still doing this thing. i

it is the call that fit the francis style. >> francis is a rhetoric on mercy and compassion and all ofnk it resonates because of who he is, that is, people look at him they see merciful and compassionate man. >> john ellen veteran journalist covering the vatican has watched closely the dynamic of this papacy. >> rock star pope takes the world by storm. a mean, he is out letterly revitalized the fortunes of the catholic church. and i think in many ways that's his signature accomplishment over these two years. >> yet year three may test him. peeling back layers on vatican reform in areas of governance and finances, and holding bishops accountable for clergy sex abuse and on families that aren't traditional especially, did divorced and re marble i had couples, be able to receive communion, gay marriage and contraception. a bishop senate is expected to be contentious as doctrine al hardliners bump up for those with more open interpretation. eager to hear francis in philadelphia. >> the emphasis of family, family life, what does that look like. i would love to see him really motivate us to

they arrived at the francis funeral home.luding his 10-year-old son was waiting. they then made their way past the eight year veteran's cruiser and inside and paid

pope francis points to the example set by his predecessor pope emeritus benedict.t became first pontiff in centuries to retire and francis says that should not be the the exemption. in the meantime philadelphia is preparing for a visit by the pope this coming september, for the world meeting of families. >>> dozens of middle and high school students put months of hard work on the line today... that is the reaction after a demonstration from one team's submission to the inaugural rube goldberg machine contest in philadelphia's wynnewood section. the students were challenge with making a mechanical contraption to can erase the chalkboard. winners qualify for national competent thetition held next month in wisconsin. >>> today is pie day, p-i day which is celebration of course of the mathematical constant known as pi. at the franklin institute in sent iser city philadelphia, kid and adults celebrated by measuring and reciting pi and then launched a few pies. it refers to the ratio of the circumference of the circle to the diameter. several kid took part in the pie eat

they were shocked that francis charlie: did francis bring in -- was it "panic?"l: "panic" is a beautiful movie. charlie: he was the photographer. al: just a beautiful directorial -- charlie: francis brought them in. al: he brought eight minutes from "panic," and brought me in. the part of michael corleone is sort of built. it's constructed in a way that it starts from almost a shadow that turns into this presence. that is the way i thought of finally getting to that so by the time you see him at the end, he's kind of an enigma. that is part of the power of him, because we don't know where he came from. it has that feeling to him, almost mythic. charlie: does that make ii better than i? al: i like them both. i has the story. it's the original. it's a great story. ii has francis's story. he talks about himself in that movie in a way. a lot of him is in it. a lot of his personal feelings he gets out about himself. that is what gives it that power. charlie: i always wanted to ask you this. brando became interested in the show and would watch it all the time. he would

they just-- they were just shocked that francis wanted. >> didn't francis bring in was it panic or didy schatzberg directed it needle park. >> rose: he was the photographer too wasn't he? >> yeah just a beautiful direct orial. >> but francis brought them in. >> from a panic in needle park. and just showed it to them. and that got me in. and then i started, you know there are scenes. the part of michael corleo nis is sort of built it's constructed in such a way that it starts almost like kind of a shadow and turns into this presence and that was the way i thought of getting finally getting to that, so that by the time you see him in the end he is kind of an enigma. and that's part of the power of him. because we don't know where he came from. so it has that feeling it is almost mythic rrz does it make you like two better than one godfather two. >> i like them both. i think one has its story it's the original it's a great story. two have francis's story. he talks about himself in that move-year you know. a lot of him in is it. a lot of his personal feelings he gets out about himself and

el perro, francis, estaba lleno de pulgas y garrapatas en un estado grave de deshidrataciÓn y con unae francis, en el camino le dieron de comer y se dieron cuenta que no veÍa, en la clÍnica confirmaron que estaba ciego de un ojo y y luego se reventÓ el otro ojo y quedÓ completamente ciega. creen que quienes encadenaron al perro fueron las personas que sellaron las puertas y las ventanas de la vivienda. la asociaciÓn que lo levantÓ ha abierto una cuenta para poder pagar las operaciones necesarias e intentar restablecer la salud de francis para que pueda empezar una nueva etapa con una familia que le dÉ todo el amor que perdiÓ mientras estuvo abandonado. vamos a dar las gracias a nuestra televidente por habernos mandado el dinero, es lamentable que ocurren abusos donde las vÍctimas son animales indefensos. contamos con el apoyo de todos ustedes porque juntos podemos cambiar vidas. si quiere tender una mano, puede hacerlo a travÉs de la organizaciÓn que estÁ viendo en pantalla. los invitamos a que nos envÍen sus vÍdeos con denuncias como las que acabamos de ver para que puedan darnos seg

. >>> less than 200 days from now pope francis will be in philadelphia and security will be tight. >> still ahead we are getting new information about who will be protecting the pope and hundreds of thousands whose will be taking part in this historic event. >>> plus legendary singer returns to philadelphia after more than a decade, we will tell you who will be joining the philly pops for a concert unlike any other. kathy? >>> it was such a beautiful day you may not have noticed that we had a good amount of rain the two south of us. as this moves off shore, skies will clear and temperatures will plunge. we will look at when the rain will be moving in the region for the weekend coming ♪ ♪ the goodness of nature in your bowl. 5 unique whole grains... ...with just enough sweetness. ...multi grain cheerios. text messages, handwritten note, voice males this woman gets them from her boyfriend all the time. there is just one problem here, he is invisible. tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 why some people are pennsylvania paying for a relationship with a man or women of their dreams. >>>

. >>> and did pope francis perform a miracle?you'll see the moment after this kiss. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with a major turn of events in a case that shocked the country and fueled outrage andprotests after it was first reported in "rolling stone." accusations from a female student at uva that she was allegedly raped by seven men, seven students triggering demonstrations suspending fraternity life and putting one of the nation's most elite universities under the microscope. tonight, after months of investigating, charlottesville said they could find in their words, no evidence that attack ever happened. abc's linsey davis leads us off from virginia. >> reporter: the allegations were shocking a freshman student named jackie supposedly lured by her date to a party at this fraternity house a night of romance turned to horror. a brutal sex attack by seven fraternity members. her story, published in "rolling stone" magazine triggering a movement on campuses around the country. but today, charlottesville, virginia, poli

now in an anniversary interview with mexican television, francis makes some surprising revelations. here's allen pizzey. >> reporter: by his own account, he enjoyed his first two years as pope with one big exception-- "the only thing i would like," francis told a mexican tv interviewer" is to go out one day without being recognized for a pizza." but he doesn't think he'll be in the job for more than five years. it's like the psychology of the gambler who convinces himself he will lose so he won't be disappointed," francis said. "and and he wins, is happy." the pope also spoke out on one of his trademark causes, what he called the painful problem of illegal migrants. on a personal level francis has said he considers travel a penance, but he already has half a dozen trips planned, including to the u.s. given his first two years don't be surprised if there's a pita penciled in there somewhere. allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> pelley: edciegz officials say that campus racism is on the rise so, what's being done about it? and the terrifying moment a skier was buried alive when the cbs ev

francis like i'll take this. >> the hash tag #-poperoni was trending.bit. >>> you're here to tell us about storms in the area? >> not enjoying pizza -- >> not this time. >> we'll get to it. we've got a big storm system across the mediterranean out there. areas will see some of the wettest weather in spain all soap. in valencia we've had rainfall eight of the last nine days. [ poor audio ] >> the storm system tracking across portions of the mediterranean over the next couple of days. this was quite odd. we've had about a 20% -- [ technical difficulties ] >> we're going to quickly move on to fix this audio issue. this is live television folks. you're watching cnn -- >> we have work to do. >> this is happening here, right now. we want to get you a good weather hit, and there's an audio issue. we'll fix that sort everything out and be back in moments. stay with us. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken yo

now pope francis is 78.nedict courageously did was open the door to the pope emeritus. pope should not be considered an exception. is the job of pope no longer a job for life? >> the fact he expects a short papacy simply says he is a realist about what it means to be a man in his late 70s. >> reporter: pope francis doesn't mind being pope, but would like to go out one day without being recognized for -- >> yes, to eat a pizza in peace. erica erica, that is his one wish. >> i love the guy. >> kelly, thanks. >> so approachable. >> he seems like such an approachable pope. i know that is the reaction over the last couple of years. he has done a lot. >> he is resonating with younger people more. >> if he wants to resign no one can tell him no. >> you can't tell the pope no. >> god, ultimately. one would think -- >> it is interesting. you go 600 years without a pope stepping down and it looks as if we will have two papal resignations in the span of a decade. >> they travel a lot. i'm sure it is physically demandin

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they arrived at the francis funeral home. officer robert wilson, iii's family including his 10-year-old son was waiting. they then made their way past the eight year veteran's cruiser and inside and paid their respects. >> i spent a lot of time with the family and he's leaving two young boys behind, one 10-year-old that has not had enough time with his dad but a one-year-old that will never really have any memories of him and that's tragic. it's a shame. >> reporter: eagles coach chip kelly arrived with football in hand. he presented it to officer wilson's son. the streets of southwest philadelphia were lined with citizens whom officer wilson served. beverly dukes reed has a son who is a police officer. she wanted to say goodbye in person. >> this is something, it's overwhelming and when i saw all those cops coming i just broke down. i pray every day when my son levers in the morning that he would come back. very touching. >> reporter: officer wilson was killed in a barrage and gunfire while interrupting a robbery at this gam

. >>> pope francis has presided over palm sunday mass in vatican city. first meteorologist chris sowers and a check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast. it is way too cold out there for this this time of the year. >> reporter: this is video shot yesterday evening snow was flying through parts of the area, do you believe this. we had this throughout the entire afternoon temperatures were very chilly with highs topping out in the upper 30s and low 40s throughout the area. we saw a little bit of light snow. let's go live on sky 6 looking live from temple university camera you can see we're clear it's a nice, quiet morning it's blustery and cold with temperatures in the 20s. we're sitting at 26 degrees here in philadelphia. 24 in trenton. allentown, 22. poconos 15 reading 23. atlantic city coming in at 26. you factor in the winds it feels like the teens out there this morning not feeling like spring feeling like the middle of february, satellite and radar, here's the good news all the clouds and yesterday's flurries pulling out to sea, we should s

. >>> six months from today pope francis is scheduled to be waking up in philadelphia. his visit is set to come at the end of the world meeting of families that will be held the weekend of september 22nd. the pope visits that weekend, september 26th and 27th. and preparations are moving forward with monique braxton live in center city to show us how organizers are getting ready. monique, fill us in. >> reporter: hey, vai. some of the heavy rain we're having this morning or the fall crisp sunshine the pope will be coming to philadelphia in just about 180-plus days. we have video to show you of what to expect when the pontiff arrives. now this is the first time the world meeting of families will be held in the united states. more than 1 million people are expected to visit historical attractions, like independence mall. i spoke to one hotel manager who told me that as soon as the announcement was made that pope francis was coming the hotel was booked in minutes with only 11,000 hotel rooms in the entire city, there's a need now for people to open their homes to guests com

. >>> did pope francis just play a part in what may be considered a half miracle? >>> plus, taylor swift just bought porn domain site names. >>> we're dune to sweet 16 in ncaa. >>> get ready for some more mission impossible. it is monday march 23rd. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm milissa rehberger. it's a disturbing new threat aimed at members of our military. a so-called hit list published by a group calling itself islamic state hacking division. it has names, pictures and supposed addresses about 100 military personnel along with those details a call for sympathizers to go after them. it is asking potential loan wolves quote, what are you waiting for. confirmed to nbc, the name does include names of active duty service members, some deployed overseas. they say it's more about intimidation and propaganda. the defense department urging anyone on the list to exercise caution but not making the decision to pull them off duty or provide personal protection. >>> airstrikes against isis have helped isis lose momentum. at the same time affiliate groups

pope francis will visit philadelphia at the end of that week. the weekend of september 25th when he will say mass along the ben franklin parkway, just over six months away. >>> happening this weekend, you'll be seeing green. the st. patrick's day parade returns to the city this sunday. it kicks off at noon at 16th and jfk. some 20,000 people are expected to participate with many more lining the route to watch. >>> and also this weekend, a woman will become the first openly gay leader of a major religious organization. rabbi denise egger will be installed as central conference of rabbis. they are holding their 126th annual convention. rabbi egger is a long-time and outspoken leader in the lbgt community. >>> back to our top story. farewell. >> thousands of mourners are gathering to say good bayh to a slain police officer. those mourners are gathering in west philadelphia to remember officer robert wilson. his funeral is tomorrow. >>> new at 4:30 fire fight. a local town leader levels accusations against her own fire department. the nbc10 investig

but pope francis doesn't expect to serve as long. the 78-year-old told mexico's tf channel it may only be a couple more years. he says the lord chose me for a short mission. >>> the pope's visit to d.c. this fall could put a big strain on security downtown. at an appropriations hearing, capitol security ll need more money from the upcoming budget. they will be working with d.c. police but they say the crowds could be larger than an inauguration. >> all those resources need to be coordinated and supported in order to address what we fully expect to be a mass of humanity that will show up for this event. >> pope francis is expected to visit the capital on september 24th. his only public audience during his u.s. trip will be in philadelphia. he's also be visiting new york. >>> now to a developing story in the battle to contain isis. iraq's prime minister says his forces are close to defeating the militants in tikrit. iraq has put together a coalition of 20,000 troops made um of soldiers and militiamen and right now they're closing in on

he's two years into his papacy and during an interview with mexican television francis said, "i have the feeling that my pontifficate will be brief, four or five years, two or three perhaps." he used the word courageous to describe pope benedict's decision to step down in 2013. francis misses the freedom of going out in the public just on get a pizza. >>> a $6,000 offer to not air this next story, a wusa9 call for action investigation is next. >> reporter: maryland prevails in the quarterfinals, but now they got to play the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. >>> an effort to hold a wusa9 story hostage with a $6,000 offer backfired on a manassas contractor. >> it is

lo mÁs importante es hacer estas denuncias y que francis se recupere. su diabetes. es una crisis en el paÍs. >> una tesis que se ha agravado en donde hay cada vez menos mÉdicos latinos. dos doctorados revelan una investigaciÓn donde muestran que hay cada vez menos mÉdicos hispanos. en 1980 habÍa 14 millones de latinos y en el 2010 habÍa 50 millones. sin embargo, la cifra bajÓ en tres dÉcadas. lo mÁs preocupante es que la salud empeorÓ al dispararse la obesidad y la diabetes. >> creo que el estudio ha enseÑado a que muchos pacientes se atiendan mejor, cÓmo mejorar su salud. >> sin duda la barrera del idioma los afecta. >> no se puede uno dirigir al idioma porque a veces los doctores no lo entienden a uno, no saben lo que umo le estÁ diciendo. >> a veces el doctor les dice que se tome una pastilla cuatro veces al dÍa, pero ellos entienden que se tomen una pastilla por cuatro dÍas. >> las autoras de la investigaciÓn tienen una relaciÓn directa con esta poblaciÓn. >> si nos seguimos teniendo los suficientes mÉdicos latinos seguiremos con las complicaciones.

>> very. >> this is the first time saint francis de sales in the parade. not the first radio.hestras of 150 place. they played everywhere, from the kimmel center, to major sporting events. >> there is nothing like being in the orchestra to keep a student on the road of success. >> the idea is that the hand that holds an instrument will never hold a gun. >> orchestra reflect long home to imigrants. knack 1904 when the school opened, most were from ireland. >> the irish immigrants held build up the school for other people, and other immigrants to come and learn. >> over the decade, the school became a melting pot now it includes student from africa asia, latin america. the principal sister marry mcnulty, says wonderful reflection every st. patrick's life. >> he was missionary. and i think a missionary heart is open and goes out to all people. >> he taught other immigrants, the irish about the trinity the father, the son the holy spirit, by using the shamrock leaves. >> so on parade day, st. patrick's honor lal a and ikira will be ready. ♪ ♪ >> oh, love seeing the children and th

. >> all right, francis, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> so a growing movement against indiana's new religious freedom law. a movement now including the sports world. coming up, i'm going to speak to dave zirin, sports editor of "the nation" about the calls for the ncaa to pull out of indiana for the final four. >>> also ahead the prosecution rests, the defense now up in the boston bombing trial. we have a live report from the courthouse. >>> and on politics, marco rubio gets ready to announce a run for the white house. we're back with much more after this. know your financial plan won't keep you up at night. know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investments financial advisor, know you can get help staying on track for the future you've always wanted. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums

pope francis -- precedent that's been set.ncis said of benedict's retirement he's opened an institutional door which means, you know what maybe i'll retire too. >> pope francis says he is also open -- not open i should say, opposed to putting an age loimt the papacy -- limit to the papacy. >>> rapid heat and snow melt are leading to flooding in parts of the you. we switch over to meteorologist pedram javaheri with what's happening with that. >> george nice seeing you. you know this winter of course has been such a long live winner for a lot of team as far as you how cold it's been and how much snow has fallen. the temperature well above average. they soared into the 70s for much of the weekend, well into the northern tier of the u.s. the highs some of the warmest since halloween across this portion of the united states. some rainfall across the southern portions of the u.s. all this together has led to some flooding concerns. about a 50-foot flood stage across the mississippi and ohio valleys as far as the rivers are concerned

pope francis will make his first u.s. visit in the fall. it will come at the conclusion of the world meeting of families the last full week of september. pope francis will visit philadelphia at the end of that week. the weekend of september 25th, just over six months away. >>> what a week for the eagles right? a new quarterback, a big ticket running back makes you wonder what's next. a lot of rumors flying around. mariotta played for chip kelly in college. he just so happened to be in our area today. hmm, sheena. >> it's a coincidence. we have a lot of rain on the radar. it's moving in this direction. it's going to start off your weekend, too. coming up, i'll show you the timing and when it will leave. >>> plus a police-involved shooting in south jersey that received national attention. still ahead at 6:00, who's now suing the police department accusing them of excessive force. two viewings for the officer. another will be held tomorrow morning before he is laid to rest. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the shooter who killed a man

reporter: pope francis has got a lot of popularity. he can cash in.ta romana sieze, the holy roman spends. that is about his choice for the person to take over retaking finances of the that again, with lots of scandals. this is the former archbishop of melbourne. they have seen his expense sheets. his flights within europe are over 1200 euros per flight within europe. that is because he is flying business class. not a style of other parts of the vatican to indoor. they are saying, other popes have had this problem before. "i and going to fix this now." there is a scandal with this cardinal who is not quite right. anchor: thank you for that look at the weekly news magazines. for a closer look, you can check out our website on france24.com. /ñ/ñxúlúl

francis homelessness e homeless people having it have a place to go i'm grateful but unfortunately, we've seen the board of supervisors saving don't sleep in the parks or sit on the sidewalks instead of continuing to go down the path of criminalizing people we're giving people a place to go thank you very much (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor campos and i'll say the next time people will fund ice cream for everyone in the crowd i want to thank everyone behind and in front of the of me my colleagues on the board of supervisors on their support supervisor campos in particular for his leadership in the mission district and mayor ed lee and to motional i've never seep beacon hill duffey so happy beacon hill thank you for your leadership and your enthusiasm and without you, you, you obviously we wouldn't, here today i'll say first of all, to echo homelessness is an issue that effects every san franciscan and ever neighborhood and visitors but homelessness in our city and this issue we tackle that has been happening for years this is those are our mothers and father and brothers and sisters

francis rivera. joining me now is retired airline captain tom bund. us the a-320 is the workhorse, one takes off around the world around two seconds. so this is a widely used and very reliable aircraft. >> it's a great plane. it has one of the best safety records of any airplane ever built. it's a great machine. >> and how do you explain the fact that there was no automated distress signal, they were flying at 38,000 feet as francis francisryiry ver va was just showing us and descended over the course of nine or ten minutes in an orderly progression. >> that descent rate is really very ordinary. it's about the same rate that would happen on a normal flight. that's what is -- makes it appear it's not an explosive decompression or any other kind of pressurization problem. you see when pilots have a pressurization problem they immediately put on oxygen masks, this is something they practice every time they fly. that should not be a problem. then they extend the speed brakes and bring the throttles back and descend rapidly. this is on in cases of depressu