if one looks at the whole issue, gayle. god created the world and god's presence is found in the world. so if we take care of the earth, if he takes care of the sky, the air, the sea, we take care of god's creation and we continue to find his presence. >> if we look here, we can see the white house and the president standing by awaiting the pope's arrival. i assume in the doorway, the president will back out, i assume, with the first lady and greet him. when the president went to greet the pope at andrews air force base, he brought his two daughters, part of his own family for this historic moment. not only was it very rare for the president to and greet someone, but to take your family -- and his mother-in-law as well. lives at the white house. >> that's right. >> so i mean, this is so special, i think, to this president,s he awaits the pope here and to welcome the pop to his house and the people's house. >> i remember when president obama came to the vatican, it was a huge entourage. it was a great, great moment also for

>> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and anthony mason.linton is being dogged by new questions after a massive release overnight of her e-mails. the state department put out more than 4,000 e-mails that passed through her private server while she was secretary of state. as many as 150 have been redacted over information that is now deemed classified. the justice department is investigating. nancy cordes is in washington with a team that has been up all night going through the e-mails. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. this was the largest release yet. the state department put out more than 4,000 e-mails, and as many as 125 of them were partially or entirely censored because they contained material that is now categoried as classified. at the time they were sent, they were not classified. but besides the sensitive information, the e-mails are fueled with bureaucratic back and forth and gossip and the classified communications system. in one exchange, for example, clinton's top foreign adviser jake sullivan is unable to

oh, brother. >> gayle king is back. >> bongiorno. in the circle of trust or you're out of the circle of trust. >> whoa. i think i passed out. >> got to hand it to you, vlad, for going up in the air. we'd like you go up and try this. i'd say i've got a pedicure in peru. i'm not available. ♪ >> sasha digiulian is in the record books. why? why did you do that? did the murder wall live up to its nickname? >> well, it didn't murder me. >> australian sheep name chris licht is the new world record holder. a hiker warned authorities when he found the sheep roaming yesterday. >> chris licht is our big cheese around here. >> you're no good. we're going to identify you. now they've got some weird-assed celebrity status, people are going to be digging into my past. bring a shovel. you're going have to excavate. >> a nooky. wait, i'm reading the prompt ter. ter. >> we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our ame

gayle? >> that's quite a revelation. >>> stephen colbert's premiere is getting strong reviews this morning. good strong reviews. they covered a lot of ground last night when he took the stage. one said he offers weird creative zing. vladimir duthiers is there in good old new york city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for the first time since 1993 the lights inside the ed sullivan theater fired up on a new version of the cbs late-night flagship and its new host did not disa poinppoint a different face dolted your tv screen late tuesday night on cbs. but in a comfortably familiar spot and with a few minor renovations. >> well, folks, if i knew you were going to do that, i would have come out here months ago. >> mr. george clooney. >> on display was colbert's biting sarcasm. a characteristic they have enjoyed for years. >> what is it like to be the arm candy in a very serious relationship. she's a very serious person. >> yes. >> we're going to meet extremely intelligent people. these a

. >> reporter: good morning, gayle.he judge criticized commissioner roger goodell's handling of brady's discipline. the nfl says it will appeal that ruling, but it will not ask for a stay, meaning tom brady will take the field here next thursday when the patriots open their season against the pittsburgh steelers. tom brady didn't play in last night's preseason game, but he still came out a winner. the game capped off a day in which one of history's greatest quarterbacks won a decisive victory in federal court. judge berman ruled that brady wise given inadequate notice of his potential discipline, four-game suspension, and alleged misconduct. he also said brady was denied the route to examine a witness and access to investigative files, which was fundamental lie unfair. berman says commissioner goodell dispensed his own brand of industrial justice. scott zolak is a former patriots quarterback. >> how big of a loss is this for commissioner goodell? >> a massive loss for goodell. i don't know how he carries on after this.

gayle? >> all right. everybody's watching. thank you, dean reynolds. >>> investors are embracing for more turmoil after markets in china and japan suffered new de-carolinas. stocks declined in britain and germany >> the dow opens after yesterday and a turbulent few weeks between august 10th and august 25th, the dow lost more than 1900 points, the loss of about 11%. jillian pett is from the financial times. >> what happened in the last few days is described as authority. the markets are unhinged. there are three reasons for this. first ifly it's august, it's vacation time. markets tend to be very volatile. secondly, the computer trards, robo traders and high-speed traders are changing the way the market has move and thirdly there's a lot of uncertainty around china, opec, and the oil price and also what's going to happen when the federal reserve finally, finally puts up interest rates. >> i want to get to that in a second. manufacturing in china slides at the fastest rate in three years, a ke

gayle faces charges, including assault. gayle has gang tattoos on her neck. >>> and we have new video tonight of an out of control ice cream truck on the lower east side. the truck hit as many as five cars and a motorcycle last friday night at east broadway and clinton street. no injuries were reported. the truck fled the scene. so far, police have made no arrests. >>> you're about to meet something of a hero. he saw a woman with a child chasing a purse snatcher, and jumped into action. the story who this man is, he played high school football in the bronx and college football upstate. and today, all that served him well. eyewitness news reporter at the store in fleshing for us. josh. >> reporter: well, we now have video of this alleged purse snatcher on my phone. first of all, the suspect had been running this way on main street from 38th avenue with his would be victim hot on his tail. when he tried to duck into this restaurant to try and hide. and here we have video. you can see how frantically he was running. here he co

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i'm charlie rose with gayle king. cbs news, new york. >> for news 24 hours a 2 a day, to cbsnews.com. >>> we'll continue here for those of you in the west. joe biden is still considering whether to run. democrats in a new bloomberg poll give clinton the edge about the vice president got a strong boost. a quarter of democrats favor him. >>> the fbi reportedly recovered personal and work e-mails from hillary clinton's private e-mail server. they were thought to have been deleted. clinton's use of e-mails has been under scrutiny since march, when a house committee tried to determine whether she turned over all her work-related e-mails. nancy cordes is in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. clinton's lawyer told that committee months ago that there was no point in handing over her server because it was, quote, blank. but the federal investigators who have the server now have reportedly discovered it didn't blank at all. the fbi has been able to make clinton's once-deleted e-mails disappear. investigators exam

>> well, what happens, gayle, when you don't get enough sleep.vity of cells that are important for your defense and to resist the cold and it will increase the inflammation which can injure tissues and decrease defense. >> why is six the tipping point? >> most of us need seven to nine and that's the way we're designed. once you get less than you need, we start to fall apart. >> does z the quality of -- does the quality of sleep matter? > yes, it does matter. so the amount matters but if the sleep is fragmented you won't get the rest you need. you'll have the same problems with the immune system and defense. >> this goes beyond the common cold. this study is about the cold, but in fact, the cdc showed that lack of sleep showed other problems. >> that's right. if you don't get sleep it has an impact on you physically and mentally. it leads to cardiovascular, obesity, anxiety and depression. simple behaviors and habits can make all the difference. if you can't get your sleep, like gayle and i were talking earlier, for many people it's hard to get th

>> probably talking to gayle in their secret language. >> it says i'm gayle king which is a strange thinge king. >> a caffeine induced pep. >> i didn't even need coffee this morning. >> see all the talent norah o'donnell has. >> former nbc news host david gregory. >> what's this eye over my shoulder. where am i? i don't miss nbc. >> >> you missed me. >> i did miss norah. she's even a bigger diva than i was. >> oh, we wish we were at work. but then we were like, pass that long island iced tea. >> walk across the plank. >> i can feel my legs trembling right now. >> when you think of how you want people to perceive you, how do you want them to view you? >> as a model. that's it. >> why didn't you saw it the first time i said a-aron. >> because it's pronounced aaron. >> what's the big switch that says "mentalist" on it? >> this? it's just a precaution. the show is going great. i'm sure i will have no need to use this thing. move on. >> all right. tonight's guest, it just makes me uncomfortable that you've got your hand on the switch right now. >> cbs, the chen broadcasting system. [ laughter

and again, gayle, what i was getting at -- i worked with gayle for a long time. >> you missed me thoughd relationship to. be serious, i do think that, you know, i started in television when i was 25. i was on the air when i was 18. and i think i was so consumed and self-absorbed as this business can make you they didn't think enough about communicating to people, hey, if i'm doing well, you're doing well, we're doing this together. so some people were not unhappy to see me get some come upance. so i had to deal with anger in the book which i share. >> you talk about there were the leaks going on saying david may be out of "meet the press" and then you had the president of nbc saying, no, we stand behind him. and then you find out -- you tell the story -- it's a page turner. the book is beautifully written. you talk about how you're on your way to take your son to camp and all of a sudden in a tweet you learn -- >> we were picking up our three kids from a camp in new hampshire. this was building up. they were concerned if they let me have a last show to thank the audience i would go afte

good morning, gayle. were you up when you heard stephen colbert call you by name? >> no, no but i dvr'ed it and i promise, i am not going to use a secret language this morning. i'm going to talk in regular english. good to see you guys. ahead we are in phoenix as the f.b.i. joins the hunt for a shooter targeting drivers along one of the country's busiest freeways. plus, republicans go avedon nald trump and hill -- go after donald trump and hillary clinton leads democrats in another state. and we'll take you inside the football factory where the pig skin get as makeover for super bowl 5-0. 5-0 means 50, y'all. because 50 and anniversary, you know that means golden so it's a golden football. >> they're not going to play with that ball, are they? >> no, nick. no, it's just symbolic, nicholas. >> thank you, gayle. >> have a great morning. >> see you guys. >> thank you. >>> doing some reading here, more than 50 days in the 90s? 52. unreal. >> that's unusual. it's not record breaking but it is unusual and this might be the end of it. we might finally see the 90s leaving

." >> gayle king now from new york.morning. >> reporter: can you see my smile from ear to ear for you michelle? welcome back!! >> thank you so much. i missed you. >> three girls in the house! i'm so happy for you. how much time did you think about me, michelle, after taking care of baby number 3? not very much. >> every day. >> we are so glad you're back. we are glad you're back, aren't we, frank. >> we are! absolutely, gayle. thanks for saying hi. >> welcome back, michelle. goods to you. [ laughter ] >> i guess you want me to tell you what he is coming up. ahead we are at las vegas at the airport there hearing from passengers on that british airways plane that caught fire. plus, isis is making millions off the antiquities it hasn't destroyed. we'll go undercover in the black market. this was a six-month investigation. and we'll have all the big moments from last night's premiere of "the late show with stephen colbert. the critics say he is off to a good start and i agree. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you

>> probably talking to gayle in their secret language. >> a late show shout-out from stephen colbert and scarlett johansson to cbs co-hoefts gayle king. >>> tonight's guests are joe biden, biden. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," much more on the mistaken arrest of the former tennis star james blake and the response by the new york city police department. >>> plus the backlash over a barber shop who refused to cut a woman's hair. >>> and countdown to kickoff. bill cowher is in studio 57 to talk about the kick adjuster to the new season. michelle gile of our station reports. >> if i were ever in a position to need a fireman to help me, damn i hope it's you or someone like you. >> it didn't happen that this l.a. rookie had his wedding tux on. minutes after this toast he saved a life at his reception. watch him jump up and run toward a relative who is just off camera. a woman choking on a piece of meat. >> someone call 911. >> instructions to call 911 came from retired orange county fire cam ball craig campbell, cody's dad and best man who was giving his speech

>> yes, gayle, there was a small incident. surprisingly not at the crisscross. over on the side somebody got into it. but in the opening four minutes of this race, nobody smashes into each other. >>> a newly formed well was kryptonite for daisy the horse. this horse rescue comes to us from sast cash wan in canada. as you can see you have something wrapped around the front legs of that horse because they are lifting daisy. daisy has been in there for a few hours. they called brad's towing company. and the veterinary clinic to assist with daisy in the well. let me show you a picture of daisy while she was in there. that is poor daisy. she was trying to hold herself up and not fall further into that well. but they got some assistance. and as you can see, they are slowly lifting her out of there. she wasn't moving for awhile because she was sedated. but eventually she kind of wakes up like wait a minute, i don't think i'm supposing to in this contraption. >> i feel somebody needs to be standing by right now to shove a piece over that hole. you don't want to see her

. >> gayle, is he digging out through a tunnel? >> he was digging a tunnel with another inmates. two inmates dug their way out of the cell and by the way, somebody said that the prisoner confirmed to military officials because they are asking him questions while he's there, you can hear it. it's in portuguese because this is in brazil. he said he was in cell one in pavilion four which was recently renovated. >> the other guy happened to get away but not for very long because they called the military police and the national guard out and they found him in a forest near the jail. andy dufresne would be disappointed at this attempt. there are pictures of the guys after they were captured, there they are with their prison knits on waiting to go back. >> this was newly renovated? i wonder who the contractor was. >> typically when you see a cat, their tail, you know the cat's irritated, back off, leave it alone. when you're in the krueger national park and come across a lion, it's kind of hard to resist the urge to get too close. in this vehicle sounds like we have two guys and they re

and scarlett johansson to "cbs this morning's" co-host gayle king.ngs in joe biden, toby keith and uber star are the guests. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," much more on the mistaken arrest of the former tennis star james blake and the response by the new york city police department. >>> plus the backlash over a barbershop that refused to cut a woman's hair. >>> and countdown to kickoff. f "nfl today" host bill cowher is in studio 57 to talk about the kickoff to the new season. >>> michelle gile of our los angeles station reports. >> if i'm ever in a position where i need a fireman to help me, damn, i hope it's you or someone like you. >> reporter: it didn't matter this that l.a. county rookie firefighter was in a tux or didn't have his uniform on. minutes after this toast he saved a life at his reception. watch him jump up and run toward a relative who is just off camera. a woman choking on a piece of meat. >> somebody call 911 right now. >> reporter: instructions to call 911 came from retired orange county firefighter cra

. >> and gayle you've never done it. christian you may identify with these stages?op on your man's phone. this video from elite daily has a girl hanging out with her boyfriend and her bff. they're on the sofa with him. >> what's so funny? >> nothing. something i'm reading on my phone. i'm going to go hop in the shower. >> puts his phone on the table and then it begins. >> i wish i had someone. >> i bet you he's talking to that bow legged girl from his office cindy. >> stage one, the suspicion. >> just because he didn't explain why he was laughing. >> what's he hiding, gayle! >> i have a right to know if he's cheating on me. >> stage two, you have to get into the phone. welcome to the guessing game. >> i don't know his password. >> try his birthday. >> he's definitely hiding something. >> what's with these people? >> because you guys trust each other. >> that shady [ bleep ]. >> after a few guesses she's in. but then she opens up stage three, the deep dive. the black hole of the phone. now you have to analyze everything. >> who's fred? why am i not mentioned? he defi

gayle. >> jeff pegues, thank you. we will check in with nypd bill brat tan at the brooklyn terminal where the massive base is faced. they will join us ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> the republican presidential field is smaller. in a surprising move, governor scott walker announced he is suspending his campaign. more than a dozen candidates are chasing drumpb and carley fiorina is now his strongest competitor. fiorina will speak later today. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're here to see carley fiorina, who climbed to the top of a field that waved good-bye to wisconsin governor scott walker yesterday. walker quit after seeing his lead nationally plummet. just a couples ago, fiorina was a long shot and walker a genuine contender. in this season of presidential novice, change can be cruel. >> i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive con

gayle? >> charlie d'agata, thanks. >>> baltimore police confronted protesters outside the courthouse where the first hearing is under way over the death of freddie gray. six baltimore police officers are charged in the april death of the 25-year-old black man. defense lawyers will argue to dismiss the case. gray suffered a deadly spine injury while in police custody. >>> an upcoming star-packed movie highlights the dangers of head injuries in the nfl. it's not a documentary that can be ignored. it's a hollywood blockbuster picture. the nfl won't have a choice but to answer the questions it raises. >> ahead, why some think will smith's new movie could >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by toyota. let's go places. >>> those controversial speed cameras could be gaining momentum. >> how thousands of lives could be saved but will those numbers silence the critics? >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." so...last drop of gogurt, where ya living now?

wow. >> talk to me, gayle. >> just throwing it out there. >> all rights gayle. >> sounds like all handsck covering the same thing right now. howard bernstein back with us tracking joaquin. >> this could be a big problem as we get in towards sunday. if you follow me on twitter or on my facebook, professional page, i just posted a different model forecasts for rain that only goes through saturday morning at 2:0 which shows some 3, 4, 5, 6 inches of rain and that's before we could get into what could fall this weekend. let's show you what's happening with joaquin becoming stronger. those are tall thunderstorms indicative of the darker cloud tops. the taller thunderstorms wrapping around the center, a more organized storm. winds 70 miles an hour gusting to 85. hurricane warnings out for the central bahamas. watches up north. but it looks like joaquin while it will strengthen will make a turn away from the northern bahamas potentially as a category 2 storm by friday morning. after that the concern is where does it go over the weekend. i've seen some models that by sunday are bringing it towa

gayle, we'll be watching. >>> allyson rae back with us now. time to check the numbers here. of august in and 27-4 for the month of august. >> i think that is okay. a job well done. now it gets tricky as we head into september, emptily late -- especially late september with a lot of cold fronts coming through, the timing. join topper tonight at 11:00. we're going with 92 degrees tonight for our 3-degree guarantee. visibilities, fog is quite dense along 66, manassas, orange, down through central virginia. we're looking at some pretty dense fog so take it easy out there if that's part of your morning commute. otherwise looking pretty good here in the district. a nice sunrise. temperatures are at 72 degrees. it feels into the 90s for this afternoon. midz to upper 9 -- mid- to upper 90s this afternoon when you factor in the humidity. into the 60s for gaithersburg. frederick mid-60s. 70s for andrews and down through fredricksburg and even some lower 60s near luray and down through harrisonburg. chances for rain today not very exciting. they're pretty slim. only a stray shower here

gayle?pean country of croatia is facing a huge new challenge this morning because of the migrant crisis. the government says that 27,000 refuges have independence the nation since hungary shut its border with neighboring serbia last kick the problem down to the road to the next and that is exactly what has been going on here. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the frustration is taking its toll. tension, not just between the refuges and cunning holding them back but between the migrants themselves. as the weather turned cold and wet, these have become the huddled masses and they are yearning to get out of balancekan countries that don't want them and get further into europe. now croatia, a route for the refuges authorities wait on a train and nobody taking a ticket. the competition here is between families with children where official are trying to move on first, and single men of which there appear to be more. things don't get more orderly when the refuge crashes up against the next border in this

gayle. >> dj, thank you very much. >>> this morning, violent wildfires in northern california are threatening thousands of buildings. the valley fire chased several people out of their homes. 23,000 people are displaced. lands have destroyed 750 homes and more buildings are at risk. >>> the fire killed retired teacher barbara mcwilliams. the 72-year-old who suffered from multiple sclerosis could not escape t fire, one of the most destructive in california histo history. danielle nottingham is there this morning. >> reporter: good morning, the fire destroyed nearly 97 square miles. this fire is only 10% contained. on the front lines, firefighters working to contain the valley fire are facing strong winds and drought dry tinder. for the first time since the massive fire started saturday, clearer skies allowed air support to drop water from above. but for many returning home, the damage is already done t. fast moving fire pushed by wind gusts engulfed entire blocks in a few hours. >> i'm a pret

gayle? >> you can take a little good news there.hank you, ben. >>> southern california is drying out this morning after a soaking rainstorm. accidents blocked the freeways and thousands lost power. firefighters rescued at least ten people from the raging waters including three along the los angeles river. downtown l.a. saw more than half an inch of rain on tuesday. and was the city's wettest day of the year. >>> this morning, some california's largest wildfires are showing no signs of letting up. the valley and butte fires now cover around 216 square miles. they have destroyed 818 homes. the flames threatened more than 15,000 structures. investigators believe the valley fire may have started near a shed in the town of cobb. danielle nottingham is in middletown where the flames showed their destructive power. danielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this fire is burning an area more than three times the size of manhattan. as it continues to threaten neighborhoods, people whose homes are still standing, worry they could end

>> i'm getting to know the voters very well, gayle.iven where i come from, like i said last night, people are talking about who is an outsider. if you're a republican in new jersey, you're an outsider every day. and so i vetoed 400 bills from a particularic legislature and vetoed more tax increases in any governor in history according to american tax reforms so in the end i think i'm getting to know their concerns very well and i think in the end they will pick a guy from new jersey who is like them and who is one of them and who understands them and will bring that understanding to the oval office. >> governor christie, great to see you this morning. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much this morning, guys. great to be back. >>> this morning, tsunami threatened areas from chile to southern california after a deadly and powerful earthquake. the 8.3 magnitude quake rocked chile last night and killed five people and tsunami warnings cover much of south america, hawaii, and 300 miles of the california coast. kris van cleave is

. >> they weren't doing proof points, gayle. they were in a food fight.n the first debate it was between jeb and donald trump. yesterday it was between donald trump and fiorina. they were going tit for tat with each other. that adds nothing to people's knowledge about what kind of president they would be. who are you going to care about? i expressed to folks that everything i've learned on the campaign trail, the problems of regular middle class folks in this country, that really should be the concern of this campaign, and not who made more money at what job. >> governor, do you think that after this debate, the second debate, which featured a lot of attacks on donald trump, that he will be declining in terms of polls and in terms of attention? >> charlie,i iv have no way of knowing that. i'm definitely not a pollster. last night was very illustrative in terms of who has the priorities for this country and who is prepared to be president of the united states. i'm happy with how the debate went for us. >> it seemed like a lot of attention was focused on mr

and her mom opened up to gayle. >> what did you think?. there i was at 10:00 at night and i just started crying. >> i can look at that,, my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. notice how this breakfast burrito starts with the basic tortilla, but then inside... it's stuffed with tender, juicy, sliced steak. whoa whoa...slow down...what? i said steak. in a breakfast burrito? i can't keep up. this is advance

>> they're together. >> that's right. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. at least eight people are dead this morning in southern utah after a strong thunderstorm triggered flash flooding. rescuers planninged to pull some people out of a stalled car. they washed two vehicles into a creek. they contain 16 women and children. >> and five of them are still missing this morning. volunteers used heavy machinery to dig through l.a. mix of debris and mud to a mix of debris and mud overnight. to give you an idea of where this happened the area is home to a group of mormon fundamentalists once led by the notorious polygamist leader warren jeffs. >>> this morning, the california wildfires has burned nearly 100 square miles, it is only 10% contained. flames have displaced 23,000 people and destroyed more than 700 homes t. fire kid 72-year-old barbara mcwumgs. she was disabled and could not escape her burning home afternoon. a "cbs news" "new york times" poll shows donald trump leads the presidential race. but he has company from the top. trump's nationwide support inc

go ahead, gayle. go ahead. got a final tribute from emmy voters but a great night for african-american actresses as well. >> reporter: the eight time was a charm for "madmen" jon hamm after playing don draper and won his first emmy for outstanding lead actor in a drama series. >> there has been a terrible mistake. clearly. >> reporter: but the first time was a charm for viola davis. never before nominated, she becomes the first african-american woman to win an emmy in the dramatic lead actress category. >> you know, we put our work out there as women of color constantly for so many years. and it's our time. >> it's two people connecting. >> reporter: switching from the comedy category last year to drama this year, didn't hurt "orange is the new black "on " "uzo adub a as she took home her second emmy. mostly because you let me be me. >> reporter: inside amy schumer won in a brand-new category outstanding variety sketch theory. >> thanks, even, who has helped me. and the girl who gave me the sort of a smoky eye.

he's going to alienate some on the other side, too, gayle.look, the role of the religious leader is to comfort the afflict and afflict the comfortable. he's going to do both. those secure and comfortable, might be very -- might be tempted to be self-righteous in their beliefs, they are going to be afflicted. those who are looking for some consolation and a touch of mercy and grace, they are going to be comforted. >> as charity started anticipation are use, so much so people are scalping free tickets to go and see him and you've spoken out about that. >> that's not good. everything about pope francis is free. everything about pope francis is gracious and inviting. he would cringe if he thought somebody had to pay to see him. >> this is a very aggressive travel schedule. >> it is. >> from cuba to washington to new york to philadelphia. he's 78 years old, he has one lung. are you worried about him? >> i am a little. thanks for bringing it up, norah, you're gracious to do so. i am. an exhausting schedule in cuba. hardly less hectic in washington.

gayle?> the european country of croatia is facing a huge new challenge this morning because of the migrant crisis. the government says that 27,000 refuges have independence the nation since hungary shut its border with neighboring serbia last week. mark phillips is in croatia where the journey for the migrants is taking its toll. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. they have been playing the miserable game of pass the refuge throughout this region for days now. each country trying to kick the problem down to the road to the next and that is exactly what has been going on here. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the frustration is taking its toll. tension, not just between the refuges and cunning holding them back but between the migrants themselves. as the weather turned cold and wet, these have become the huddled masses and they are yearning to get out of balankan countries that don't want them and get further into europe. now croatia, a routeor the refuges authorities wait on a train an

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>> beyonce, but you can call me gayle king. >> all kidding aside, i missed you both. >>> today markse 9/11 attack. vice president joe biden is in new york at the memorial. on the "late show" with stephen colbert, vice president joe biden was on the show. he talks about the loss of his son beau. >> i don't know. an enormous amount of empathy. i donhope i don't sound like i' making this up. it was real. >> sounds like you loved him. >> oh geez, i -- >> how is your faith? i know you're man of deep faith. how has your faith helped you respond to the loz of your first wife and daughter and now your son? in what way has your faith helped you? >> my religion is just an enormous sense of solace. some of it relates to rituals, some of it just relates to comfort, what you've done your whole life. i go to mass and i'm able to be just alone. even in the crowd, you're alone. by the way, a lot of you have been through this. the faith doesn't always stick with you. sometimes it leaves me. sometimes -- so i don't want to come off like -- anyway, i -- >> no, i understand the feeling. you don't want t