(male #1) francis has crystallized a new vision of the church.s a vision that includes everybody. (female #1) he has managed to touch something which leaders of the church haven't managed to touch over the last 20, 30, 40 years. (narrator) the pope, who describes himself as a sinner, is, indeed, a man of contradictions. and he wasn't always as popular as he is today. (female #2) he was almost hated by some jesuits. (male #2) he provoked a tremendous division. (speaking spanish) (female translator) he also has a dark past, and he will have to answer for that at the end of the world. (narrator) who is jorge mario bergoglio? how did the man who was loved and loathed by his fellow jesuits in argentina become pope? and can he revolutionize the roman catholic church? (male #3) francis bergoglio says, "the church is falling down. god is sending me to repair the church." (male #4) there has been just a growing confusion about what the church really teaches. (female #3) the big issue, the one that he's not really got a handle on yet, and that is the issue

pope francis diving into a wlirlpool of u.s. -- whirlpool of u.s. politics.s we'll show you, some of the most animated moments happened on the streets of the capital. >> i was stunned, and i was amazed, surprised, all of the above. and then i was angry. >> the pontiff making history this week, declaring a new saint for the first time on american soil. and as the holy father made his way around washington, a class of preschoolers led a popemobile parade of their own in front of their school. >>> just an incredible week this has been for the district of columbia. one that we won't soon forget. from addressing a joint session of congress to mingling with the poor in washington, the holiest man in the world made history here in our city over and over again. wednesday we saw pope francis circle the ellipse in the popemobile following an elaborate welcoming ceremony at the white house that all started at 17th street on the west side of the white house grounds before turning down constitution avenue and up 15th. the holy father waived, giving blessings to the crowd,

the francis fund created in honor of pope francis visit to philadelphia raised 1.4 million dollars. >> every single penny of that money will go directly to soup kitchens and sheters and to places where women who have been trafficked are now housed alhealing. sister mary telling us today while there's a bit of sadness as they say bye to the beautiful structure and wishes out the basilica she hopes we won't stop helping each other and paying for each other as our city continues the leg receive pope francis and his peaceful and powerful visit to philadelphia. alicia vitareli, "channel 6 philadelphia. alicia vitareli, "channel 6 action news." for the general assembly, will pauls and chris brown claim they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that means - north jersey casino bigwigs can count on them. but can we? it's a dirty trick. north jersey casinos would take our casinos, and our jobs, and ruin our economy. will pauls and chris brown. when the chips are down, we can't trust them to s

francis. and she was saying, oh, mommy, i hope you get a pope francis.tholic, but i still wanted a pope francis. and we are watching and watching and then they came out. lo and behold, they announced the new pope and it is pope francis. we were jumping up and down as if we were at the kentucky derby and our horse came in. i was quite happy because i knew anyone who took on this name was taking on a great mantle of responsibility. and i think pope francis is doing his best within a very intense structure to do that. all theeally simplified pomp and circumstance of the church. he is gone into the vatican bank. account forng in the violations against young and he hasally -- written such beautiful lessons and letters to us all. and recently, and concern or with concern about climate change and our environment. ? mean, i saying at the vatican? >> christmas concert. i think i was the only american. amy: what did you sing "o holy night" and also a lullaby that william blake wrote. nermeen: what was it called? >> the cradle song. a beautiful poem. power" dide ha

you mentioned a minutes ago, thomas francis. >> thomas francis had been asked and why you, jonas salk new at the beginning he wanted to do research and not be a practicing doctor. they went in and ask thomas francis if he could work in his land because francis is working on viruses and years later, he was a kind of presentable young man who wanted to tinker in the lab and realize what a determined to young man he was. when he went on to work on the influenza virus, jonas salk joined him. tx that field, he became a very prominent epidemiologist, he wasn't engage in making vaccines but when it came time to test the vaccine the national foundation, march of dimes, basil o'connor, harry weaver took the vaccine away from jonas salk and said you cannot be the person who runs or analyzes that trial. why did they do that? at that point in time jonas salk was trying to get some bad vibes in the scientific community, they fought people would be suspect if he tested his own vaccine. so the march of dimes, the red cross, ran the trial and thomas francis was selected to do all of the analysis and

tracy francis talked about the kind of man that clive francis was, a man that is family relied on, man that owned a business on time trucking that hoped to pass children. he had four children in all. tracy francis also continues this week knowing that their anniversary would have been this thursday and now she will mark that day alone. fox25 news at five and six and update what takes place inside west roxbury district court here at yvonne lewis' arraignment. for now reporting live from michael henrich, fox25 news. >> julie: local drunk -- dunkin donuts was plowed through and happened yesterday afternoon and fox25 was there as relatives arrived shortly after the crash and driver and store employee were hurt but they are expected to recover. witness says firefighters were right around the corner on another call when it happened. >> all of a sudden everybody stopped and everybody started waving. >> julie: police tell us the driver may have mistakenly hit the gas instead of the break but still working to confirm that. >> daniel: safe return for kids in methuen after shooting plot was stopp

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

francis scott key had negotiated the release of a prisoner. he was on an unarmed ship behind a british squatter, but he is not sure what is going on. by the terms of the release of the prisoner that he negotiated, he could go back to baltimore only once the battle was over. his question is who is going to win this battle. lere is visible -- this ull. the british use five special ships. i love the names -- the terr or, the volcano, and the devastation. oft was the shock and awe 1814. each of those ships could fire a 200 pound exploding shell two miles. i'm sure we had some folks who fired mortars in their career. you know the principle of the mortar. these mortars were fixed at a 45 .egree setting if you do the math, that bomb is going to go one mile high in the sky before it begins its dissent . for some of you, it you can imagine this because you did it in real life. being a young recruit on the receiving end of bombardment or fire, and unable to return it yourself -- that is probably one of the worst feelings you can ever get. i did a talk l

resident who had a special meeting with pope francis. the two talked at the vatican embassy here in northwest. news4 derek ward sat down with him and asked him what this moment meant to him. >> i think that he -- >> reporter: he's known the man we know as pope francis for more than a half a century. >> he was my professor in high school. he caught us literature and psychology. >> reporter: he says now the pope's message holds a resonance. >> when i hear the speeches today, all i have to do is close my eyes. it's like he is, i'm still in the classroom. >> reporter: he called upon his old professor when he thought it would be in washington, though he doubted he would fit in the schedule. at first, heg said he didn't want to go public about the meeting. but then he said he wanted to talk about his meeting because of another meeting that happened here. it was the meeting with kim davis, the county clerk from kentucky, famous to some, infamous to others, for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. he said davis' account doesn

or deny whether pope francis met with kentucky clerk kim davis. >> at first, she refused to meet with the pope because she was told a guy in a dress named francis is here to see you. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. this morning millions in the path of heavy flooding. hurricane joaquin is a category three storm and battering islands near the bahamas. the storm is spped to move north and make landfall along the east coast as early as this weekend. >> joaquin may deliver more rain to areas already drenched and dealing with the flooding. water-covered roads in south carolina overnight and it created a sinkhole. people are preparing for the impact of hurricane joaquin along the seaboard. crews plan to build sand barriers along the beaches. lonnie quinn is tracking the

pope francis spoke of conscientious objection of the human right. since then it has been revealed that while in washington he met with a friend, and that friend's long time sex sex partner. we know that francis had a brush with kentucky clerk, of course, kim davis, who has refused to same sex marriage licenses. she said that pope francis told her to stay strong in doing so but according to the vatican quote, the the the pope did not enter into the details of the situation of mrs. davis, and is meeting with her should not be considered a form of support, of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects. on facebook, rick maclean told thaws sound to me like some backpedaling. on twitter jonathan, says that pope visits prisoners cost not mean he endorses crime. same here. >> most of the people that the pope meets, he doesn't know who they are and usually someone who stand by him who says this is mrs. smith, this is mr. jones. the pope greets them, shakes their hand, they take a picture and they move on. >> reporter: with conscientious objec

she fired a gun three times striking clyde francis in the head once. he had been called to this hyde park home by lewis's parents because she was out of control. her family thought francisco calm her down. >> they were very, very close. this is why i do not understand what happened. reporter: after the shooting prosecutors say lewis took off in her uncle's car while francis' 11-year-old son walked upstairs and found him shot. >> last words was his son name. >> the fact that my son had to witness that it was just so horrifying. reporter: if family members were looking for answers about the crime they found few at the courthouse. lewis' lawyer court appointed sky visit said she was incoherent and talking to her sell. the judge ordered a mental health evaluation. family members said lewis had been acting strangely since moving back to boston from atlanta. but they left court determined not to let this tear the family apart. >> i have to forgive her. this is what god would want me to do. reporter: tracy francis says what her us the ultimate family man woul

here is nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: pope francis in america. a historic widely-praised visit, but less than 48 hours after he landed back in rome, news that raised some eyebrows. a meeting with kim davis, the controversial kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. a visit she described on abc. >> i hugged him and he hugged me and he said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: a visit praised by conservatives but disappointing to supporters of same-sex marriage. now an extraordinary statement from the vatican approved by francis himself clarifying his meeting with davis should not be considered a form of support of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects. the vatican down-playing davis' visit saying she was one of dozens who met with the pope in washington. >> pope francis is, as we know, very adept and politically savvy and will not allow himself to get entangled in local debates and this was an effort to untangle some of the the criticism for this meeting. >> reporter: and news of ano

standing right here pope francis called on us to speak hope, peace, and dialogue for all people. and reminded us of our duties to find a way forward for everyone. a good political leader his holiness said, is one who with the interest of all in mind seizes the moment in a spirit of openness and pragmatism. with that -- with the interest in mind of all. pope francis echoed the principle of our founders that placed at the heart of our democrat -- democracy the saying so many one. the founders could ever have imagine how vast our country would become, how diverse and many we would be ethnically, gender identities, beliefs, and priorities, but they knew we had to be one. every day in this house and across the country we pledge allegiance to one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. this is the beauty of america that for all of our honest differences, prospeck tiffs, and priorities, aired and argued so passionately on this floor, we are committed to being one nation. despite our differences, in fact respecting them, i look forward to a clear debate in this

grassy is a former student of francis, saying we have been friends for a long time. he knows about me being gay. he has a lot of respect for me being gay and my partner. another meeting we saw coming after a visit seen by millions. i'm kim casey after 7 news today in new england. >>> the team back in preseason action as the regular season looms just around the corner. >>> that time of the year again. while hockey season is about to kickoff, of hockey season, not a lot of kicking, they are trying to close the air on a high note, what a stretch for boston red sox. >>> ahead in living healthy, we will show you the new tool that is >>> good saturday morning to you all. after a season of major shakeup with the firing of jp, and the decisions of franchise player, new brew ib bruins get their final dress rehearsal in washington. still out of the lineup with the upper body injury. getting a call between the bites for a spinal, preseason, against caps, just over four minutes in. and the louie ericson, poking out a couple of times, and banging out of the score, 1-0, and bruins

francis was one of many they chose to close. the parishioners, though, had other ideas. >> mercy is very close to the pope's heart. we, too, need to be merciful, and we ask cardinal sean o'malley to show us mercy right now. >> reporter: time and time again, the parishioners have been defeated in court. now they've been ordered to >> this is the last church standing in the reconfiguration crisis. that's very hard to say. we want to make sure that it does stand. >> reporter: nancy helped build st. francis in 1951. she's 28 now and not willing to leave. >> it is home. it's god's home, too. he's here. i know he's still here. it's god's house. he allows us to come in here, and he's the only one i'm gonna obey. >> reporter: i, for one, believe her. a spokesman for the archdiocese said today in part, "we asked the friends of st. francis to respect the court's decision and conclude the vigil." the friends of st. francis say not only are they not done in the courts of the state or of the united states, there's also the vatican. in scitua

vamos con francis.o. así tu ropa favorita seguirá siendo tu ropa favorita. downy fabric conditioner. wow en cada lavada. ¡llegó el¡bien!e! estaba a punto de comerme. ¿quién quiere coffee-mate sabor gingerbread? yo, mamá. hola guapa. llegaron los deliciosos sabores de temporada de coffee-mate. ♪ ♪ alejandro: estamos aquÍ felices pues estÁ estrenando nuestra casita nueva mi querida amiga, chiqui rivera, la queremos, laadmiramos y le damos un fuerte aplauso para recibirla. bienvenida. caro: tÚ eres tan linda, ella se ve bonita encaramada, de verdades que bien linda. estuvimos hablando acerca de este libro porque ese baby al final. chiqui: es una frase que ella siempre decÍa al final. por eso hicimos poner asÍ porque en sus canciones, asÍ como así. alejandro: es una expresiÓn muy de ello, es una expresiÓn muy de ella. jhonny: tengo entendido que este libro estÁ dividido en diferentes etapas. la primera etapa habla del corazÓn de jenny. chiqui: en el corazÓn de mi madre van a poder ver fotos de su niÑez con

reporter: once again, pope francis has shown he once -- he saving face. about the pontiff made a special request. catechism, begin the in the name of the church, i want to ask you for forgiveness for the scandals that have occurred recently, either in rome or in the vatican. i ask you for forgiveness. [applause] laura: vatican watchers were sent scrambling to interpret his words. a people spokesman offer clarification, that pope francis had not been referring to the recent resignation of rome's mayor amid allegations of corruption. instead, he was not to have been referring -- he was thought to have been referring to the resignation of a bisohp after -- a bishop after announcing he was gay. sex abuse controversies have dogged the religion for decades. pope francis is working behind doors -- behind closed doors in a single gathering that is -- in a synod gathering on issues such as homosexuality, divorce, and contraception. laura: after a renovation that took six years and cost 90 million euros, the museum of mankind has reopened in paris. clovis casserley

francis apparently miss lewis fired three rounds and struck mr. francis once in the head . >> reporter: police found lewis curled up on a hallway floor. her court appointed attorney said she refused to talk to him. the judge sent her off for 20 days of psychiatric evaluation . >>> she seemed to be kind of mumbling to herself and didn't did not appear to know where or what her turning were . >>> my husband was a very devoted husband, father, grandfather. he just loved to help anybody he possibly can. he was such a sweet, sweet person. >> reporter: police say lewis who was also a former boston police dispatcher was known by family members to have firearms and was originally licensed in the state of georgia. police say they found an epigun holster at the scene but still have not found the murder weapon weapon. park, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: people in the fenway area of boston on alert this evening after a woman says she as attacked there. 5 -year-old wayne barber appear appearing in court today, police say he attacked the woman from behi

when merkel and francis hollande address the group, they'll have q and a. they'll be aware of expectations upon them to address the challenges, and will set forth their vision of how to deal with these issues. we are talking about the war in syria, the situation in ukraine, unemployment among the youth in the southern european states, the lingering affects of the eurozone crisis, the need for monetary reform when it comes to the aftermath of the greek debt saga, and the biggest challenge in the european union, that of the arrival of hundreds of thousands, searching for a new life here in europe. it has created deep divisions between the countries willing and able to anticipate numbers to settle and start a new life here in europe. and those who feel this it's necessary for different reasons, for europe to keep its doors closed. talking about hungary, slovakia, czech republic, romania. it was felt that the christian identity would be undermined by the arrival of large numbers of muslims. it will be imperative for merkel and francis hollande to reinvigorate a

. >>> and francis gets his rant on about "star wars." >> to the premier are you kidding me. i'm the biggest "star wars" fan there is. >> why he's about to get sage advice. >> calm down. go see it when it comes out on video. >> video? you do realize -- >> what? >> that means nothing to me. >>> this video will take your breath away. >> i don't know if you can see it but there's a mountain lion crouching in the grass. he's actually coming towards me. >> run dude the other way. >> you're the antelope. >> running may not be the best thing to do. this is chris. this video from august of last year, but it is trending because that mountain lion, like a ghost, is getting closer and closer. >> and chris says pretty much what everybody would be saying right about this point. >> oh, my god. >> that natural camouflage is amazing like mud. >> the way he's moving so stealthy. >> as it gets closer it becomes very clear where the mountain lion is. >> you do not want to be on the receiving end of that look. >> how are you doing? >> i love the discussion he has. he's sounding reasonable. i don

. >> christa: mark wahlberg talking about his meeting with pope francis as his family opens up about a new restaurant. >> jeremy: you need the rain gear again. patchy light rain metro boston, steady rain on the cape and the islands. blustery, chilly, raw. october. this morning, low low 50s, this afternoon low to mid 50s. >> rich: we have rain today. easy traffic but there's a crash on route 290 in worcester, a tractor-trailer. we'll update that story and more coming u i have this recurring dream where i actually enjoy flying i never get bored and i just feel welcome... ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh hush my darling... don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] hush my darling... [snoring.] don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. >>> our weekend's looking a little different than originally we thought with this hurricane. >> jadiann: that's right. the path looks like it's going away from the eastern seaboard more than they thought. what's going on now. >> jeremy: the good news on friday morning, we have a major hurricane in the b

. >>> new revelations from the vatican with a controversial meeting between pope francis and kentucky clerk kim davis, is coming up on "eyewitness news". >>> new 59:30 a cold case a arrest, police in bucks count a arrest two suspects in the murder for more than 30 years ago. the victim, a teenage girl. >>> and do you remember where you were, 20 years ago today, we will take a look back at the trial of the century, and not guilty verdict for o.j. simpson. >>> and walking 60 miles, well, that is hard enough but doing it in this weather, these are true warriors on a mission to end breast cancer, we will have their story when we come right back. >>> and, the jersey shore is being pounded by wind and rain, and flooding, is underway. we will have the very latest from kate coming up in a few minutes. >>> today, marks 20 years, since former football star o.j. simpson was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. more than 150 million viewers tuned into see the the outcome of the so-called trial of the century, in los angeles. the brown and goldman fam

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and that is part of the wonderful thing about pope francis, the humility that he brings to this. theknow, his rejection of absolutism that says "i'm 100% wrong,"d you are 100% rather "we are all sinners and children of god." that is a pretty good starting point for being better. all right? thank you guys for your patience. you can now go home. [laughter] president obama: all right. thanks. dallas president obama live from the white house. a more than hour-long news conference answering a wide range of questions including the shooting in oregon, his syria policy, his dealings with vladimir putin, and as you just heard, finishing up with a perspective on his meeting with pope francis last week and washington, d.c. a couple of keynotes to point out on the economic side -- the president making clear to members of congress, particularly the republican leaders in the house and then it , that he would no longer accept a short-term budget deal. earlier this week, the house and senate passed and sent to president obama a two-month extension that will run out on december 11. president obam

saint francis. >> stephen: i happen to have the prayer of saint francis right here. "oh, thou can take this job and shove it. i ain't working here no more." ( cheers and applause ) i'm sorry, that's saint johnny paycheck. ( laughter ) i'm not surprised the pope inspired john boehner to resign. it must have been difficult for the republican leader to sit there and watch someone whose followers actually listen to him. still, this is something of a shocker. just last week, john boehner described the joys of his job by saying, "garbage men get used to the smell of bad garbage. prisoners learn how to become prisoners, all right?" hope-- work hard, play by the rules, and one day you too could be living in a cage of filth. but now the speaker is done attempting to lead congress, i assume he'll be moving on to a less stressful job, like clearing abandoned minefields with a giant gavel. boehner will officially remain in power in his position until october 30, because the next day on halloween, as always, we'll go back to his job as the great pumpkin. ( cheers and applause ) w

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francis. if you have seen some of the changes we have made in acquisition and the defense bill that we passed through the senate? >> i have, mr. chairman. >> are those steps in the right direction? >> i think they are in the right direction. in many cases for the department. but i think as you said in your opening statement, to the extent that the department comes in with a bad business case, if you still approve it and fund it, you're sanctioning it. so with the improves that have to be coupled with what you do in programs, i think a couple of those would be healthy. >> i think senator reid and i realize that we are just beginning in acquisition reform. and we will continue to make it our highest priority. secretary mcfarland, is there anything you disagreed with? >> mr. chairman, i'm taking notes. and if i was in paul's perspective, i would write a similar summary with some minutes. i don't have an equivalent of it right here, but the summation of the systemic issues, i think they are -- i t

this is the heart-felt kiss from pope francis that went viral, kissing ke michael keating. >> and heeelined for michael and didn't look up at adults in the area, just came to him. >> and michael's friend set up a website, and this crowdfunding page worked beyond their wildest dreams. houses of people pledged more than $116,000 including the director of the upcomi comincom wars" movie. >> this gives you hope there are so many generous people. >> and they wanted a handy cap accessible van to help transport michael. and his mom has been lifting him out of the car since the ramp broke but she has health issues of her own. >> one doctor said if michael was your job you would be disabled and would not be ail to do the job. and i said well i have to. >> and she does it with love, of course. thanks to donors they can buy a $50,000 especially-ououtfitted n and can update ramps to the bathroom and to the home so michael can use them all and they couldn't be happier. >>> the weather is cooling off and some area children are excited about it because it means they can wear their brand new winter

francis of scituate have kept a vigil here 24/7. when the arch die says began closing churches about 14 years ago, st. francis was one of many that was set to be closed. the parishioners had other ideas. >> we wanted to do anything necessary to be done to do so. >> reporter: time and time again, the parishioners have been defeated in court. now they've been ordered to leave, again. >> this is the last church standing in the reconfiguration crisis. that's very hard to say. we want to make sure that it does stay. >> reporter: nancy helped build st. francis in 1951. she's 82 now and not willing to leave. >> it is home, and it's god's home, too. he's here. he's still here. i know he's still here. it is god's house, and he allows us to come in here. he's the only one i'm gonna obey. >> reporter: the archdiocese issued a statement today reading in part "we asked the friends of st. francis to respect the court's decision and conclude the vigil." it's obvious they say they still have legal recourse and if not that, they'll go right to the v

pope francis was just in the u.s. for more than a week in september. >>> republicans in congress are on a deadline to elect a new speaker of the house. wisconsin paul ryan said he will run for speak only if different factions of the republican party unite against him. he wants the endorse am of the major house caucuses. he said the party and the country are in desperate need of leadership. >> because we think the nation is on the wrong path, we have a duty to show the right one. visionary one. >> congressman ryan was mitt romney's running mate in the 2012 presidential race. >>> this morning, police couple accused of robbing banks up and down the east coast. the first one happened september 28 at a bank inside a big wide grocery store in ludlow. two weeks later a wells fargo in palm beach florida. two days after that, the couple targeted a bank of mark in aberdeen, maryland. joseph carrier. he gives president teller a note implies that he has gun and jennifer drives the getaway car. they were a normal law-abiding coupl

. >> and the update on a young boy capturing the pope's attention moments after frap -- francis arrivedn philadelphia last month. how things have changed for his family. >>> and learning more about the 911 call made when lamar odom was found unresponsive at a brothel. >>> and cooling off from this time yesterday, but the weekend down right frosty. letting you know how low the temperatures will drop in the accuweather forecast. >>> and the flyers honor a fan-favorite tonight when "action news" continues. >>> former nba player and reality tv store, lamar odom, remains on life support tonight. we have learned the person who called 911 from a nevada brothel said odom had been using cocaine and taking sexual-enhancing drugs. and he also had blood coming from his mouth and nose. and he is in the hospital and his estranged wife, khloe kardashian and her family are by his side. >>> house speaker john boehner wants to resolve a potential debt limit crisis before he leaves congress. the congressional budget office says the debt limit cap needs to be raised by early november to keep the government

a spokesman said francis intended his apology to be ample and general. recently a vatican monsignor came out as gay and denounced homophobia within the church and was immediately fired. >> as we continue tonight, the section in the store that a man is accused of setting the fire. >> more drama for the star of dance moms. this time legal trouble for abbe lee. the charges she's nation. >> several waves of cold air heading this wave including people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content of this advertising. with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom healthy! i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can provide meal planning and preparation, h

they say pope francis is in operate mal health, and only has a small problem with his legs. jonathan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well our fall warm up continues, and it is just a gorgeous, day out there. kai last i know no one had to twist your arm to go on the skydeck this noon. >> no. and wasn't it just few days ago, feels like we're had on winter coat and sweat pant? trying to stay warm. today absolutely stunning out here, looking at 70s, yet again today, lot of sunshine too. headlines nice, yes, see them again today. see clouds move in thursday afternoon, however, that's going to set us up for much cooler, much more fall like weekend. hey, not there yet. as you can see, temperatures are soaring already at 68 degrees, this noon, wind nice and calm about 7 miles per hour front draped to the north, where it will stay for news day in the poconos looking at 69 degrees, and 71 at the shore. are you thinking should i get outside and end judge think weather let me leave with you this thought. tonight sunset at 6:13 by november 1st, will knock it down to 4:59. so my answer to yo