francis. i was wondering what does he think of pope francis? >> the question is what would he think about pope francis? well, he would love him. what's not to love? the thing is although he had some bad views, especially on jews, he was a date great democrat. he said democracy is like blowing your nose. you may not do it very well but you have to do it yourself. [laughter] i think he would recognize the democratic goal of st. francis who wants to be with the people. he says get out of your rectory's. one of the things that came up in the jesuit orders is he took some people who he felt were endangered but many jesuits thought he didn't support them enough but then he became archbishop and he would take the bishop he take the bus and he would say i want the priest to get out there. he said i admire the priests because he knew the name of every dog in the slum. >> you began by saying catholics are predictor it particularly addicted to doctrine. but doctrine is not going to disappear from the catholic church. we do it reflectively, it just happens

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what is not to like about pope francis? he disappoints catholic individuals like me but he scares the socks off with conservatives. they have reacted with panic and no wonder. it is a bit disorienting to have a pope who is actually a christian. [laughter] some on the right reassure themselves that he is changing the tone of catholicism but not its doctrine. and for them religion is just doctrine. if you do not call the right doctrines you cannot be a catholic so since the pope is a catholic though some are beginning to hesitate about that he must hold all the right doctrines. the only thing he can changes the tone. rather than tone i would prefer to talk about changing the culture of religion. the ethos of believing as a matter not only of the head of the heart. as he told his jesuit interviewers the structural organizational reforms are secondary. the first reform must be an attitude. france's signals a culture change in everything he does in what he calls himself, where he lives, what he wears and even what he writes in.

francis? sorry, it's monday francis. >> the mayor on this show yesterday speaking about bridging that gap between the community and police with the mistrust there, she'll be speaking with the community later this afternoon. thank you for that report. >>> we are following new developments surrounding oklahoma reserve deputy robert bates, who shot and killed an unarmed suspect. the deputy says he mistook his gun for his taser. this morning documents emerged that raised questions about bates' training. gabe gutierrez joins me with more. good morning, gabe. >> reporter: good morning. robert bates is a long time friend and political supporter of the sheriff and now we're learning some of his colleagues have concerns about that relationship and his on-duty behavior more than six years ago. this morning new questions about tulsa county reserve deputy robert bates' training. years before he shot and killed eric harris during a sting operation. in 2009 the sheriff's office launched an internal review t

i think pope francis is conservative in the right way.u have to be conservative enough to come back to what is the foundation and that's the gospel. you cannot reproach pope francis of not living the gospel or not preaching the truth of the gospel. >> pope francis sometimes say things that surprise people like when he was leaving the philippines and he said women shouldn't procreate like rabbits. when he says things like that do you say, pope francis, what were you thinking? >> i always try to go back and listen to what he said or read what he said in the context. he has some answers and some sayings that are very -- that open your eyes. it wakes us up. it keeps us on our toes. and i think people appreciate his way of speaking which is not dogmatic and cold and all calculated. he has free speech. >> isn't part of your mission why the pope made you cardinal to try to change the church? isn't that part of your mission? >> no he didn't make any a cardinal to change the church. thank god. no. you are created a cardinal to participate in a con

francis was not even a priest.'@q was so radical that his followers, immediate followers tried to taint his message as soon as he died. they splintered off to how harsh and christ-like his life was. so when francis doesn't wantzget all dressed up in all that regalia, pope francis, my wife and i looked at the reasonable that pope francis wore and it was a patched rag you hadly reasonable. if this pope could do it he would wear it. >> rose: you first treat the wounds was his idea that we have some very important things here and let's not worry about all the dogma issues. right now let's deal with the things that are dividing this church. >> he says we talk too much about church and not christ. about law and not grace. so he wants to change the emphasis. conservatives of course take hope. they say well he that changed any dogma yet he's just changing the tone. i think a more accurate way of putting it is he's changing the culture. everything he does signals things like i'm not above you, different from you, i'm like y

pope francis commented deal and more today, as he celebrated easter mass at the vatican. here is allen pizzey. >> reporter: thousands packed state peters square for easter mass and a message from pope francis that was as grim as the weather. persecution of christians has been on the catholic calendar. the mass was as colorful as ever but his urbi et orbi, francis made particular mention of the massacre of students at a university in kenya this week, a catalog of strife and conflict was a who's killing who around the world. he called for peace in syria and a iraq, that the flow of arms may cease and that the international community not stand by before the humanitarian tragedy. francis named yemen, sudan and nigeria where boko haram has targeted christians and the democratic republic of congo in the list of prayers for peace as well as ukraine and the israeli- palestinian conflict. on a more positive note francis said he hoped the nuclear deal reached with iran may be a definitive step toward a more secure and fraternal world. unusually, there were no stops to kiss babies a

francis was not even a priest.e was so radical that his followers, immediate followers tried to tame his message as soon as he died. they split off into various observances as to how harsh and christlike his life was. when francis does not want to get all dressed up in all that regalia, pope francis -- i think when my wife and i looked at the robe that st. francis wore, it was a patched, raggedy robe. i think this pope if he could do it would wear it. charlie: the interesting thing when you talked about when you said wounded in battle that you first treat the wounds was his idea that we have some very important things here and let's not worry about the dogma issues. let's deal with the things that are dividing this church. garry: he said we talk too much about church and not christ. about law and not grace. he wants to change the emphasis. conservatives say he has not changed any dogma yet, just the tone. i think a more accurate way of putting it is he is changing the culture. everything he does signals things like

but whether people share pope francis -- they see him as a man who walks his own talk.h father ed there is a first for that. at a political and diplomat i believe level, this is a pope that's an extraordinarily effective political actor. let's not forget that both the president of the united states and the president of the cuba credited him with being the prime mover in paving the way all the way back to the cold war. let's also not forget in september of 2013 when a number of western governments including the united states were contemplateing military strikes on syria, pope francis intervene intervened and even the russian president said that it was the pope who stopped that. >>> coming up next a record breaker at the weekend box office, furious 7, oh, how the fast and furious franchise has been impacted by the death of this young star. you get sick you can't breathe through your nose suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow

a serious easter message from pope francis. praying for peace in the world's war zones and for christians killed because of their faith. >> translator: i think in particular of the young people who were killed last thursday in kenya. >> reporter: earlier today a sea of umbrellas in st. peter's square as thousands of the faithful came to celebrate mass. the pope is carrying a solemn message over the holy weekend, saying that christians are being killed by islamic extremists and the world is "complicitly silent." words that carry weight. from the first days of his papacy, when a little boy crashed the stage, pope francis has been winning hearts and souls. adored by children. reaching out to gay catholics. meeting with leaders of all faiths. even close administered nuns are starstruck. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows 55% of americans have a positive or very positive view of pope francis. compared to three presidents only bill clinton tops him. by 1 point. but his negatives are 20 points higher. >> americans love po

peter's square this morning to celebrate with pope francis. we'll have new details on his visit to philadelphia coming up. >>> we start with the new terror threats from yemen to the u.s. that have officials so concerned right now. including a new threat from the jihadist group that launched the deadly attack on a college campus this week. kenyan police now saying one of the gunmen was the son of a government officer. chief investigative correspondent brian ross tracking all of it. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, martha. american officials are analyzing this new set of terror threats after an unsettling week of attacks, arrests, and anarchy that raised questions on whether the anti-terror strategy of the u.s. and its allies is up to the task. the new threats come from the same al qaeda-connected terrorists in africa who, this week, killed 148 people, mostly students, at a university. in kenya. christians were executed on the spot, according to survivors. >> the gunshots continued. and this led us to run. to get our way out from

the philadelphia church is hoping for a spiritual renewal, with francis's presence too. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and we have got the latest on the pope's upcoming trip to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. you can find it at cbs philly.com just click on the papal visit tab. >>> millions of dollars in scholarship money earn at students at one inner city school. >>> still ahead we will have more on the remarkable accomplishment of these high school seniors and what they credit for their success kathy. >>> we are watching a few sprinkles out there then skies clear and it will be feeling like summer after a really long winter. we deserve it. it is coming up with the seven take. >>> plus a new bike sharing program business to roll role into philadelphia, we will tell you how it works and when you can start police are searching for a driver they say hit a woman on purpose and left her seriously injured. this story is developing on the 4400 block of 17th street in philadelphia's logan neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at th

. >> at easter mass pope francis praise it is agreement and calls for an end to renewed global violence against christians. >> california's historic drought, unprecedented water cutback, for some, nothing has changed. >> strong reaction after france moves to ban ultra thin fashion models. >> and frank the tank and bo ryan, the engines behind wisconsin's epic red run. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: hi, everyone, i am jeff glor, questions and controversy today over the framework nuclear deal with iran, it is the first full week of the date after that agreement was reached on thursday, and we start with julianna goldman in washington dc. >> i am not trying to kill any deal. i am trying to kill a bad deal. >> making the rounds on american television, israelly prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he's urging congress to either change the nuclear deal with iran or gut it. >> iran will have billions of dollars flowing to its coffers not for schools or hospitals or roads, now pump up its worldwide terror machine and its military machine which is busy conq

earlier this morning, pope francis presided over mass at st. peter's square on a rainy day in vatican city. >>> here at home, it will be breezy but dry. you can expect sunny skies throughout the day. perfect for those hunting for easter eggs. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 10:00 on this sunday. let's get right to our sunday weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. really not a cloud in the sky in some parts of our area sheena. >> yeah rosemary. we're really seeing conditions shape up nicely for the easter egg you not. it's going to be a nice dry day, for most of the area. poconos, areas in the lehigh valley, you'll have the chance of seeing a shower. but for the most part this is what it looks like outside. lots of sunshine center city making for a great easter sunday. temperatures if you're getting ready to head out, low to mid-50s. 51, chester springs. lehigh valley coming in around 50 degrees. 49 allentown, 50 in quakertown. 59 right now in pottstown. most of south jersey and delaware in the mid- to low

pope francis spoke to thousands in a soggy st. peter's square condemning persecution of christians world wide. ♪ >> reporter: on the cold wet sunday in front of tens of thousands in st. peter's square pope francis praised the nuclear agreement with iran urging world leaders to follow through. it may be a definitive step towards a more fraternal and secure world. it was a somber easter message for a violent time. in kenya armed guards watched over worshippers after the massacre thursday that claimed 148 lives many students killed because they were christians. >> not because of fear but because of something else. >> reporter: kenya begins three days of mourning this easter sunday. and just like those in rome and around the world people sought comfort in their faith. the sad reality is that kenya is not the only the pope named where faith puts them in danger. the list is long and getting longer. in libya the pope called for an end for barbarous acts of violence. he also singled out yemen where eight agencies are warning of a humanita

abc7 news meteorologist francis in tonight. >> hi, katie. good evening, everyone. reporting light rain this past hour but nothing measurable so far. 5 doppler 7 radar hd satellite shows increasing rain tonight. we've had trace amounts of rainfall in redding the last few hours. things are going to change tomorrow as this front moves in. if you have easter plans during the morning for services or brunch, have an umbrella handy. showers likely during the morning hours and it's going to be pretty cool out there. upper 50s. in the afternoon showers start to taper off. but we'll be on the cool side once again and in the evening mainly cloudy. now, we actually have a stronger system heading our way monday and tuesday. i'll have rain totals for you as well as snow in the sierra coming up. katie? >> thanks francis. >>> wisconsin versus duke for the national college basketball championship. lit up in both team's colors tonight. west conference surprised everyone in the upset over kentucky. mike shu man will have highlights in reports. >>> group from al shabaab reportedly tar

and francis, let me begin with you. i once when you were in the middle of this on thein the desert on the ground you thought that you were going to die? >> i did. >> tell me what happened. tell me how many times you were kicked and beaten. do you recall? >> it felt like an eeternity. i thought it was never going to end. >> do i still see a bruised left eye here some of your injuries from that incident last week? >> yeah. a lot of my injuries are underneath but you can see a few bruises on my head or lacerations on the head and my eye. >> francis, have you actually -- >> if i could just add -- >> have you seen it yourself? >> a few times i've seen edited versions of it. >> and your thoughts watching yourself in this video? >> completely unnecessary. even without watching the video, completely unnecessary. >> jim, i want to talk to you in just a second but francis, let me stay with you. i understand this all began after deputies were trying to serve a search warrant in this identity theft investigation. you hopped in a ca

even pope francis is weighing in. doug calloway is here with the latest. >> let's see what they had to work out in the agreement with iran and the nations. >> we trust in the lord with the framework recently agreed on in iran. it may be a first step in a fraternal world. >> his hopes, though, seemed overoptimistic given what iran and the united states voiced after the deal was struck. >> iran will not enrich uranium with its advanced centrifuges for at least the next 10 years. the vast majority of iran's stockpile of enriched uranium will be neutralized. >> our facilities will continue. we will continue enriching, we will continue resurgent development. our water reactor will be modernized and we will continue the facilities. >> the terror group hamas said just last week that it was a victory for iran. benjamin netanyahu agrees with iran on that. he said they should be very happy with the framework. >> i'm sure they think it's a good idea but we differ. i think it's a bad deal which leaves iran with a vast infrastruct

very much on the mind of pope francis during this easter sunday., he did say christians are being persecuted, decapitated and crucified for their faith before our eyes. not a day, necessarily of celebration, but contemplation about the plight of christians in africa and the middle east. isa? >> yeah, this is the holiest week for christians around the world. give us an idea a sense of what to expect for today. >> reporter: well, what we have at the moment, of course, in st. peter's square is the mass that's going on. it will culminate with the address to the city and the world. traditional blessing that the pope gives on easter sunday. we understand that this will also, this address will include words of concern about christians in many places in the middle east, africa, ukraine and elsewhere where violence is plaguing people of all faith. this will be, we understand, one of the themes of his address today as well. isa? >> yeah, we did hear from him yesterday during friday's service in rome, where he talked about condemning the killing of christians

that post set off an online assault of outrage directed towards francis. one comment said hope one day someone shoots rebecca. another saying she should be hunted down. many more calling it disgusting. francis who appears on the series "eye of the hunter" says this particular animal was already close to death n. a statement she wrote, he could either be wasted or utilized by the local people. i chose to honor his life and i do not regret it for one second. >> in africa when we go to go hunt there, we're paying a certain number of dollars for each animal. part of that money is being used to actually provide the conservation of the particular animals. >> reporter: but gervais dismissed the notion of equating hunters with conservationists in this 2014 radio interview. >> why not -- let's put this in connection. imagine someone saying there's a guy. he's going to give a million dollars to cancer research or he wants -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: francis has been attacked in the past for posting images of her kills, but her supporters insist this hunt had a mea

earlier today, pope francis presided over mass at st.tican city. no showers for us. instead, it's sunny and breezy outside, as you take a live look down the shore in cape may, temperatures will warm up later on this afternoon. good morning, this is nbc 10 the news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00 on this easter sunday. meteorologist sheena parveen has the holiday forecast and sheena quite a bit of an improvement from

taken. >> we would like to have pope francis as our archbishop. we would like to live in a diocese where a person who is following pope francis is our lead er leader. >> alyssa harrington has more now. >> reporter: church goers headed to morning mass have called for the removal of the archbishop. >> i think that's pretty serious, i don't think it's necessary to do. >> more than 100 members of the catholic church signed the appeal. calling on pope francis. they say he's mean spirited and fosters an atmosphere of intolerance. among those who signed the former executive director of catholic charities. the school board members, professors donors and tom brady senior. the father of new england patriots quarterback, tom brady cortoleone has been a con electroverse yalg figure since his arrival in 2012 he appointed a pastor at one church who won't allow girls to be altar servers and distributed a pamphlet to elementary school students that warns about masturbation and abortion. >> it's pretty sad, it's giving so much attention to something that is a very

earlier today, pope francis presided over mass at st. peter's square on a rainy day in vatican city. no showers for us. instead, it's sunny and breezy outside, as you take a live look down the shore in cape may, temperatures will warm up later on this afternoon. good morning, this is nbc 10 the news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00 on this easter sunday. meteorologist sheena parveen has the holiday forecast and sheena quite a bit of an improvement from yesterday. >> yes, especially from the wind rosemary. it's still going to be a breezy day today, just not as gusty as it was yesterday. but it's going to be a nice easter sunday for you. a live look on top of the aramark building. the flags are blowing, so we will have a breeze just like i mentioned, not as strong as it was yesterday, but the skies are sunny outside. here's a live look out at center city from the adventure aquarium across the river. temperature now in philadelphia 50 degrees. the winds are at 15 miles an hour. later today, they'll be around 25 miles an hour. temperat

in vatican city. >> ♪ >>> pope francis said mass in a rainy saint peter's square then delivered hister message calling for peace and asking for prayers for the 148 people killed in the attack on a university in kenya. the pontiff also praised the u.s.-iran nuclear agreement. >>> archbishop charles chaput presided over the service earlier today. chaput was featured on the sunday morning talk show circumstance can can it to talk about the pope's upcoming philadelphia visit for the world meeting of families. >> it will be the beginning of a new evangelical energy in the church in philadelphia. >> i'm looking forward to showing him an active vibrant church in the united states. >> pope francis will be in philadelphia in september for a complete guide to the world meeting of families head to our web site, cbsphilly.com. >>> easter celebrations started early this morning. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news station spent the morning at philadelphia's oldest african-american methodist church. >> he's an overcomer and we must become overcomer. >> reporter: the most die hard believ

. >>> well, the the september visit of pope francis to phillies taking shape. >> planning process is more up tense every day especially for archbishop chaput. our pat ciarrocchi sat down with him for an "eyewitness news" one on one. >> how does it feel for you to be on the steps of history. >> overwhelming. it really is. it is an incredible task putting it all together. it causes me a mixture of joy and anxiety. >> reporter: 167 days from now philadelphia will be at the center of the pope francis universe and archbishop chaput will be at his side. >> i think we will be prepared for the holy father himself but i'm worried about the the crowd, that the city can really manage such a huge infusion of people. >> reporter: as many as 2 million people when pope francis climbs the the steps of the art museum to say mass sunday september 27th. we know there are two big events that are set in stone. it is festival of families on saturday, papal mass on sunday. what do you envision as the rest of the pope's visit to philadelphia looking like. >> we don't have a final schedule but certainly it l

i did name my daughter francis. i go -- >> that wasn't enough. said, "i was called francie," and now i understand that's what you call her. >> jimmy: it's a perfect nickname for her. [ laughter ] >> it's a perfect nickname. >> jimmy: no, she has her own identity and she's her own baby. we don't -- i'm not stealing anything. this is a picture of the baby. [ laughter ] she's got her own personality. >> yes, but -- no cigarettes. >> jimmy: no cigarette. no, not yet. she's not old enough. >> i will offer to teach your daughter to smoke. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would you want to teach her how to smoke? you can't -- >> because probably you're not good at it. >> jimmy: i am not good at it, actually, yeah. you were nice enough to give me this children's book when my first daughter was born, and i appreciate that. and you autographed it, "to winnie." and i was just wondering if you could update it for francie. [ laughter ] 'cause she would love it! come on, she would -- >> could i lend you some money or something? [ laughter ] do you have a car? >> jim

pope francis tackled politics and violence. it was a somber speech.ressing home that the the nuclear agreement between the west and iran will be successful and highlighted human suffering. expressing concern about the growing violence against christians and people of faith. he called for peace in iraq and syria while pushing the community do more for the victims of violence. >> we ask for peace, that the war may cease and peaceful relations may be restored. >> reporter: pope francis praying for the victims of the attack in kenya. 148 people were killed thursday by smalley militants by al- shabab. threatening more violence and vowing to turn the streets of kenya red with blood. fox news. >> in kenya heightened security at a catholic church where 148 people were killed. they said everyone has been touched by the loss of so many inlen lives. the -- innocent lives. the community has been attacked before. three years ago grenades were thrown at the church. >>> in sacramento at a easter egg hunt. 510,000 plastic eggs in an attempt to set a new world record

pope francis has made similar comment before. these comments come with a sting. >> reporter: yes, indeed. this is a very sensitive subject for the turks who not only recalled their ambassador to the vatican and summoned the vatican ambassador in ankara to emperess unhappy not. we heard from the turkish foreign minister who tweeted that the statements are unacceptable, those statements by pope francis, and are out of touch with both historical facts and legal basis. the turk have always contended that the massacre of armenians which left 1.5 million dead were simply the result of intercommunal violence during world war i. of course, if you look back at the historical record, diplomatic correspondents, press reports at the time, it does appear that it was indeed a systemic genocide of the armenians during the first world war. but as i said, the turks have always denied it. it's important to note that in fact pope francis was, as you mentioned, merely referring to a statement made by pope john paul pope ii in december, 2001. it cert

hilda francis was inside frantically getting dressed. she had seen the president being brought to the house through the front windows, so she was already dressed for bed, so she wanted to put on clothes. she did not unlock this story either. all that was left was this little room at the back of the hallway which was occupied by a civil war soldier. but he was out for the evening. he led them to the back room here. you can see how narrow the hallway is. there is barely enough room for soldiers to stand on each side of lincoln and carry him down the hallway. they took him into this room and laid him on a spindle bed in the corner. lincoln did not even fit on the bed. he was too tall. the doctor ordered the soldiers to break off the foot of the bed but it would not come off because it is integral to the construction of the bed. the bed would have collapsed. they had no choice but to lay abraham lincoln diagonally. at that point, too many people were in the room. it was hot. the doctor ordered people out. he needed to examine lincoln. he kne

amid the ceremony this morning, a serious easter message from pope francis. praying for peace in the world's war zones and for christians killed because of their faiths. >> i think, in particular of the young people who were killed last thursday at garissa university college in kenya. >> reporter: earlier today, a sea of umbrellas in st. peters square, as thousands came to celebrate the mass. >> it is cold here in rome but it's not dampening the spirits of anyone. >> reporter: the pope is varying ing -- carrying a solemn message. the world is silent at the christians killings. a little boy crashed the stage, and pope francis has been winning hearts and souls. adored by children reaching out to gay catholics, meeting with leaders of all faiths even nones are star struck. he's graced the cover of magazines, been named "time" person of the year and one of esquires best dressed. a new nbc news wall street journal poll shows 55% of americans have a positive view of pope francis. compared to three presidents only bill clinton tops him by one point. his negatives ar

pope francis stirred interest in religion and the catholic church worldwide. >> pope francis's effectorld wo is inestimable. i know people who say jewish, muslim, athiest say i love this guy. >> recently roma downey and burr it in had a meeting with the pope set up by the archbishop of washington, d.c. >> it was a very happy moment to present them to pope francis. i think they were as one would expect, as they should have been, somewhat moved by this. >> oh, it was the pope of hope. it was just an incredible experience. he's an extraordinary human being. i was really overwhelmed with emotion >> there was a little bit of a glitch, captured in this framed photo in their living room. >> when we showed up roma had a white coat on. everybody else there looked like what is this lady wearing? apparently there is a rule. one thing you don't wear when you go see the pope is white. the pope just smiled and said, hey. >> i didn't know. apparently i made a tremendously big fashion faux pas. if i ever get the chance to go again i won't wear ivory. i promise. >> opened the tomb and stole his corpse

the white house says president obama will meet with pope francis that same day.house speaker john boehner said the pope will address a joint session of congress on september 24th. philadelphia will host the world meeting of families starting on the 22nd. pope francis will visit the weekend of september 26th and 27th at the end of that week. >> i wonder if the mask held in d.c. will attract people to it that were going to try to come to philadelphia to see him there? change of plans. >> yeah we'll find out. you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> a city in crisis. the curfew in baltimore is ending right now and the police chief there is calling it a success. but it wasn't a completely peaceful night. we'll walk you through the protests and the multi-agency effort to restore order. >>> new from overnight, a thief car jacked a man at gun point. we're learning how the police recovered the car just a few blocks away. >>> and the "nbc 10" first alert weather team is tracking a warmup. yeah we'r

[speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: pope francis praises the deal with iran. >> i think this deal is a dream deal for iran and it is a nightmare deal for the world. >> reporter: congressional republicans have been critical, senator bob corkin, the chair of the committee proy posed a bill to give congress a role if finalizing the deal. >> the fact that congress was likely to weigh in was something that the admin straeugz, the other western countries were able to -- admin straeugz, the -- administration, the other western countries were able to do. stockpiles neutralized and all of the facile ets will be open to us inspection. >> the u.s. energy secretary helped broker the deal short sunday long-term safe guards are included. >> eyes on the supply chain. going back to the mines, the mills, we will have surveillance. iran will have until june 30th to have it. >> they are scheduled to consider the senator's bill on april 14th. >>> the world's largest particle accelerator back in action after a two-year shutdown and an upgrade. the glider is on a new mission, they hope the adam sm

here's what's happening on "action news," pope francis prides over easter mass at the vatican. >>> a south jersey home collapses during a fire. the homeowners son is a firefighter fighting a battle with cancer. now help is on the way for the family. >>> no complaints about the easter morning forecast no rain or snow in sight. meteorologist chris sowers has as check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're happy to hear that. >> reporter: it's a little chilly out there there's not a cloud in the sky. let's get you outside there's the view of the philadelphia international airport. a thing you might have noticed today we're not dealing with the crazy winds. we had winds up to 45 miles per hour. it will be breezy, but not as windy. 43 degrees in philadelphia. 39 in trenton. allentown a chilly 37. poconos 33. satellite and radar, for the most part the mid atlantic is clear if i look off to the -- if you look off to the west there's a disturbance here that will swing through here today it could brush the poconos and the lehigh valley with a late-day shower. the easterly morn

a jubilee of mercy as declared by pope francis. the jubilee of mercy.to catholics and noncatholics alike? >> saying the word mercy is a great gift. it's love that goes beyond what you see almost every day. it's love that includes forgiveness. it's love that goes all the way. i think the world needs that today. pope francis giving us this holy year year of mercy, is telling us catholics and the whole world, humanity we need to go a step further and learn to love better. that's how god loves it. >> reporter: the cardinal newly appointed by pope francis is about to literally open the door to love to redemption, in his church. the cathedral in quebec. it's the gateway to salvation opened every 25 years or by the pope's decree. i got to touch it. it was pretty amazing. then i thought to myself it's just a door. >> a door is a door. a window is a window. it's also quite a symbol. a door is something that says come on in. we're open. >> reporter: people of all faiths are welcome to come through this door? >> absolutely. you don't need a passport. you don't nee

and now some say pope francis has inspired a recent rise in exorcism interest.me of his followers say his frequent use of rhetoric has fueled a resurgence of belief in demonic intervention. in the catholic church, only an elite few are trusted to perform the ritual. but recent reports suggest more and more priests are receiving specialized training. according to an interview, the diocese of milan doubled their number of exorcism priests. and just last week, an annual conference in rome being attended by 160 catholic priests from around the world. >> we can't underestimate the prevalence of possessions. frankly, it's not accurate. >> father james martin an influential catholic publication has a different interpretation of the pope's fiery sermons. >> he's using traditional christian language. it's really just speaking about the different forces in our life that move us away or towards god. >> he says pop culture is what's really responsible for a fascination with exorcism. this thriller grossing nearly $100 million. it was loosely based on the real life education

pope francis tackled global violence and politics in a message to the faithful.t was a somber speech. the pontiff expressing hope that the recent international nuclear agreement between the west and iran will be successful. he also highlighted human suffering around the world. the pontiff expressing concern about the growing violence against christians and people of faith. he called for peace in iraq and syria, while pushing the international community to do more for the victims of violence. >> translator: we ask for peace above all for our beloved syria and iraq. that the roar of arms may cease and that peaceful relations may be restored among the various groups which make up those beloved countries. >> reporter: francis praying for the recent victims of the attack in kenya. 148 people were killed thursday by somali militants from the terror group al shabaab. those militants threatening more violence and vowing to turn the streets of kenya red with blood. >> conner, thank. >>> kenya beginning three days of mourning in honor of the victims of the attack. ♪ worshi

up next, pope francis delivers his easter message at the vatican.hat he's saying about the framework nuclear agreement with iran. and take a live look from our tam cam. finally some rain. april showers today and heavier downpours later this week. lisa argen along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. . >> welcome back. it's 9:13 on this easter sunday. the mandatory water restrictions means we must conserve. which are getting a bit of rain. you are looking at live doppler 7hd. the green is where the rain is coming in. you can track the rain in your neighborhood anytime using abc7 weather app. it is free to download. we have information at abc7news.com/apps. the number. undocumented immigrants applying for driver's licenses in california is taking the dmv by surprise. in the three months since the program started, nearly half a million have applied. that's double the number the dmv estimated. officials credit a massive information campaign for the huge crowd. they must demonstrate california residency. dmv officials say over 90% of the plants have

. >> a numbers guy, he ranks his personal meeting with pope francis the number one experience of hise after having a family. as president of the world meeting of families in philadelphia he had the rare opportunity to shake the holy father's hand at a special audience at the vatican last spring. but it will be right here on the ben franklin parkway where five hand picked families from around the globe will have a similar thrill a personal meeting with pope francis on the stage. >> typically what happens is that five families, one from each of five continents would interact with pope francis and have the opportunity to ask him questions or tell him stories that then he would engage with them. >> that will happen as pope francis attends the festival of families on saturday september 26th. he's expected to deliver remarks and bless the crowd. >> do we expect that will be in english? do we know? >> that's a good question. >> many languages? >> we don't know. >> all this a day before he says mass on the parkway at the climax of the week-long festivities. by that final weekend, the populat