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>> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen.s a 37-year sentence for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >> you're crazy. >> she is very dear to me. i hold her close. she has helped me through a lot. she's helped me through this time a lot, since i've been here. >> she's with a woman. that's just wrong. it's wrong. i just want to pick her up and shake her sometimes and say, "i raised you better than that." >> i'm 21 years old. you've not been my mother for 21 years. why do you want to start now? and that's my question to her, why do you want to start now? >> i tried to get her to go to church. it's like, she don't want to do that. unless -- well, tanya gets her to go. >> you can't say girlfriend? >> it's hard. i think god will intervene eventually if i pray long enough and hard enough. i can hope. >> kiss me through the air. >>> coming up -- >> they call me cornbread here because my husband was eating cornbread

restrictions on items like bicycles and backpacks and shutting down roads him but that's not stopping kevin gossing from getting excited. >> it would be great to get to do that until like say i shook his hands. he's a very holy person. he's a good person. >> reporter: in a rare move, president and mrs. obama will be at pope frances land to personally welcome him. >> frances has inspired catholics and non-catholics alike and that i think has really resonated. fought just among catholics, but among people of faith. all around the world. you mentioned there are some security measures taking place. what are you seeing there if washington now? >> reporter: some measures are really obvious. like right now crews are installing fences around the capital and there is also a fema truck parked outside where the pope is staying. then again, some measures, we might never see, this is one of the largest security operations by the secret service. they do have a particular challenge because the pope has historically been so unpredictable. so welcoming and open to greeting, physically, everyone around him. so they

i love homosexuals, i'll share the goss pills and pay for independence. i will not participate. no matter what it cost me, but for 200 plus years in america. there was no jeopardy. now five unelected lawyers, accountable to no one put every person of conscious in america at risk of losing their job, thai incarcerated. by the way, we don't put murders and rapists in became without an opportunity to post bond. and in most cases, we have - we treated a known traitor, bergdahl better than a county clerk who stood up on religious grounds. and i think the leadership in this state, every elected official above her should be first. >> thank you for joining us on the programme >>> what does the first amendment to the constitution guarantee. does it leave room for a public official to place a religious convictions ahead of the requirements of the law? whose rule is law. >> the end of aging. >> eternal youth? >> yeah, not eternal "life"... eternal "youth". >> curing death. >> we're heading from "have and have nots" to a world of "haves" and "super-haves". >> can you afford to live forever?

shane goss is there. impress f in the preseason. scores the game winning goal tonight.ers beat the islanders 5-2. that's your look at sports. we're right back with the high school blitz after this. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> it is that time again friday football under the lights all across our area. fewer teams in action tonight because of papal visit, all due respect to the pontiff, nothing could stop the action we have for you tonight. matchups on tap that are exciting. we start up with the sky lights. academy park hosting lance dale catholic. look at the arm of michael basil, ii. they would score later in the game but academy park would win 21-7. two teams looking for they win, sun valley hosting oxford. john keser diving over the defend are if are the score. it was a heartbreaker to oxford, 23-2 is. a central league matchup, ridley visiting upper darby. ma'lik jones f

. >> toda ryan goss ling is a sex symbol, remember, he s out on mickey mouse club.l a little geeky rehearsing to play young hercules. >> oh, my mom was, every time something like this happy mom calls every kid that used to beat me up. remember ryan used to beat them up. he's famous now so shut up. >> this is krastian bail at now he is known for the intense way he prepz for a role. he hasn't changed abit. >> i just try to put myself in the character's shoes so i become the character. >> she is scarjo now and she was 13 for her "e.t." de for the horse whisperer. >> every film, you top that. what is wrong with you? bad pony. >> kristen stewart today glam and at just 11 sounded very grown-up talking about jody foster as her panic room movie mom. >> she was really good. so it wasn't hard actually trying to actually be her daughter. >> who doesn't love the carlsons? but when he joined silver spoons at 12, he eventually was shocked. >> the show is good show. but i think i bring a special talent and with me and without me the show will be a great show. >> hey kids, natalie

but the credibility to reintroduce the goss bell to a western world that had grown agapai threat ticks quickly noticed his unique style. >> i admire the way approaches people and how he shows friend friendliness and humility. >> reporter: as for substance, papal pronouncements hot button issues like gay marriage, divorce, even abortion have led some to believe francis is taking the church in a more liberal direction. our experts insist he is merely eliminating the traditional finger wagging over those issu issues. >> saying teaching of the church is clear and i'm a sign of the church. does not negate your responsibility to be there for somebody. one term francis used often is accompaniment. the church is called to accompany people whatever their situation. >> he's an excellent pastoral thiel low january. it's not just about theology of ideas it's about ideas that apply to people's lives. >> reporter: just week after the world meeting of families here in philadelphia bishops from all over the world including our own archbishop chaput will meet to discuss family issues, sexuality, divor

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congressman goss, can you hear me? we'll continue to effort that, katie, but most of the congress men and women have returned to their homes here in washington because the building itself has been evacuated. the leadership of the congress, specifically, is in place and he will be in conversation with the president and vice president being the number third person in the hierarchy. >> tim russert in washington. when you get mr. goss on the phone, maybe you can talk to us. >> we're speaking with people who were either inside the buildings or near the buildings when those planes hit. ashley? >> hi, i am just about between 5 and 10 blocks north of the actual site of where those two towers have come down. we're having a little bit of trouble maintaining our position. or they are cars that me. >> i don't know if you can shoot past her but that's the cloud we were in 45 minutes ago or so. at the time we were there when the first trade tower came down. my producer and i were overcome by the cloud of deagree and smek th that. we

restrictions on items like bicycles and backpacks and shutting down roads him but that's not stopping kevin gossing from getting excited. >> it would be great to get to do that until like say i shook his hands. he's a very holy person. he's a good person. >> reporter: in a rare move, president and mrs. obama will be at pope frances land to personally welcome him. >> frances has inspired catholics and non-catholics alike and that i think has really resonated. fought one around him. so they really have to take s a and on our 24 hour hour digital news network cbsn. >>> scott walker dropped out of the gop presidential race. walker had harsh words for the current republican front-runner and the direction of the campaign. don champion is in washington with more on that? good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, marie. it was a stunning fall for walker after starting at a serious contender. the two-term wisconsin governor was one of the last two enter the race that is now won of the first to leave after barely registering in recent polls and struggling to raise money, walker decided to call it quits.

. >> the holy father has declared this year as a year of angelization and sharing the goss pep and juipero serra is a gospel bearer. >> reporter: despite the difference of opinion, both men attended the mass today where medina native language of his ancestors. >> it shattered every single stereo type that we're not here any more. >> reporter: no bu longer forgotten, the language is now reawakened for the world to hear. pope francis said today he bel tves serra sought to otect native americans from those who were abusitg him. here at the mission a fe anw hundred watches the mass, breaking into applause when serra became a saint. many here feel he is responsible for bringing them their faith. lester. >> joe fryer in california tonight. thank you. >>> let's turn to politics now. and while donald ump retains his lead in the polls among the republican candidates, the gap has narrowed. yet he is making he.adlines over what he said and didn't say about president obama's birth place. re on it tonight from katy tur. >> reporter: trump in charleston, south car rolina. once again hammering birtherism

joining me now, judy goss, a trend and life-style expert. thanks for being here. >> thank you. ernie: i know you know a lot about the issue and you deal with it on your radio show. you talk to a lot of women. it's interesting how many are so afraid of harming their career if they take off time for maternity leave. >> it's a very sensitive issue. on my show, i have women calling in about women's issues. it's called what women want. we're discussing about these types of things. it's a very emotional issue. yes, it's sensitive. you know what? either the woman thinks they're going to lose their job or they're going to lose their rank and career or perhaps they want to go back not to lose their status, you know. but another thing is the economy. more women than ever are contributing to household finances. a lot of pressure. ernie: women have their personal choices to make. i know you made your own choice because you have two children. the question i want to ask is sometimes you even hear about women who will hide their pregnancy. they go that far, keeping it from their boss, because

but i can guarantee you knowing kim, she lost god, she loves people, she loves her -- she loves gosse, she loves people, she loves her work and -- she loves god, she loves people, she loves her work and won't betray any of those. >> her deputy clerks are complying with the law. >>> 4:56. a new day for the late show. this morninger we taking a look back at stephen colbert -- this morning, we're taking a look back at stephen colbert's big night. >> the wait is almost over in five hours a big ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, seemed 9. i'm michelle griego. >> approximately approximately. nearly 5:00. yeah, get ready for another one. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's going to be ar scorcher today. people across the bay area will once again be trying to find ways to beat the heat out there. a few options, hitting the mall. grab some ice cream and water. >> the heat wave is cutting the day short for hundreds of students in the south bay. >> some classes don't have air- conditioning. i'm assuming it's hot in there

as fence goss up and barricades take that are place, a celebrity cast is moving in days before the holyr's arrival. wednesday mark wahlberg was spotted working out at the philadelphia sporting club at the bellevue. >> first he's on the treadmill my source told and then he was working out and shortly after that, ed ren dull started working out next to him. but the person toll me that they didn't see them interact. >> reporter: paul wahlberg is hosting the world feeing of families festival on the parkway and according to the philly gossip by rumored to be staying at the rittenhouse hotel with most of the other event performers and vip guests. all except madonna. >> i had heard a couple months ago she went to book a room at the written house and it was full so now she's staying at the lose. >> opera singer on dre ya bocelli and the queen of soul and respect diva herself aretha franklin arrived by bus wednesday morning. kyw news radio spoke with her shortly after. >> i am just thrilled. thrilled and truly honored. >> she has gift for the pope. a collection of 25 of her father's sermons afte

an april goss is the second woman ever to score in college football after kicking an extra point forn easy win over delaware state it was her first chance after four years on the team. >> on the newshour tomorrow, correspondent miles o'brien explores the latest research in the race to create an ebola vaccine. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari captioning sponsored by wnet have a good night. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. judy and josh weston. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [ heart beating ] andrea: sebastián. garza: are you aware that over 90% of embryos will not sur

. >> is it possible that this goes behind the diesel cars and goes to goss powered cars?i can't say how this moves on, what i considered would be technologies not being active. and those are not the same technologies used in the gasoline counterparts. so i have no reason to believe that. >> so tell me how vw reacted when you released the results of the study. >> they contacted us and asked us about the data and how it was collected. and obviously inquiring about the results, and subsequently later, they contacted us and asked if we could provide information providing the roots. and we fully complied with that, providing that information too. >> you have referred to this as a scheme in the past. and so do you think that volkswagen deliberately misled regulators. >> i can't comment as to if they deliberately did. but the vehicles acted much differently when they were tested affording to practices. >> but you did call it a scheme though. >> scheme, i think that would be, the scheme i was referring to was the scheme which they were using to control fueling. we often refer to

. >>> police in goss gloucester township remaining people about thieves who pretend to be workers andtrying to get into your home. a man said he needed to check her water and once inside her home he distracted her and a second man came in and stole items from the woman's dress remember. >>> leaders in berks county are trying to fight a heroin epidemic by giving out free kits to people. contains a drug known as narcan. they need to know how to administer the drug. it is a nasal injection that help overdose victims wake up. 20 people so far this year in berks county have died from suspected overdoses. 20 people in berks county this year have died from suspected heroin overdoses. >>> cumberland county, world war ii veterans come together for a a reunion at the millville army field museum. vets will celebrate the arrival of 909 which is a restored b-17 named after a world war ii bomber. >>> today in kent county, lawmakers will hold a job fair for veterans. taking place at wilmington university dover campus between 10:00 and 2:00. it's free and no registration is required. >>> run out of t

. >> representative ball goss ar of arizona echoing critics of the pope, boycotted his speech because he felt this pope had become too political. >> he's got his own agenda in regards to the environment and climate change. redistribution of wealth and immigration. what he's trying to do is forefront the issue with his role as the pope, to influence that direction of those issues. >> but beyond questions of politics, there's a deeper problem that the church must face. for even as the pope dominates the news this week, this is a nation with a declining christian presence. a recent pew poll showed, the americans identifying as christians, nearly 10% drop. a large part of that decline came from catholicism. now only 1 in 5 americans identify as catholic. meanwhile, americans saying they have no particular religion at all grew significantly to almost 23% of the population. this decline has had serious consequences. in new york city alone, more than 30 catholic churches closed their doors in august. >> we see the writing on the wall. we were living in a church that was predicated on the '30

as far as the cuban leader goss, raul castro was there at the airport to meet pope francis. he's had warm words of praise in the past for some of the pope's criticisms of the excesses of capitalism. he also took time to thank the phone for playing a key role in reestablishing relations between the u.s. and cuba. the 50-year standoff, is the logjam was broken by this pope. it will be a busy three days for this pope here on this island of 11 million people, three open-air masses before heading to washington on tuesday. it's likely at some point he will meet with theation 8-year-old fidel castro, but there are no public meetings scheduled between the pope and regime. >>> for a preview of the pope's next stop in the u.s., i sat down with cardinal donald wuerhl, and father tom mats rosica, an adviser to the welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. it's good to be back. >> some vatican watchers saying not only does the pope want to change the church, but the world. religious? and how much is it about policy? >> i think he's trying to make this a better place. that essentia

colbert stepped in when the crowd goss restless as cruz outlined his beliefs on gay marriage.the front runner, republican donald trump. >> look, i like donald a lot. and if you could ask him if he would possibly consider donating one p.m. to our campaign. >> i'll write that down. >> cruz one of many republicans jockeying position in the crowded gop feel. maybe can ask for that donation in person. republican frontrunner appears on the late show tonight. should be interesting. trump's support has soft ends in the last week or so, former hewett packard ceo carly fiorina has moved up to second place. >> we'll be right back. but first here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. j the world meeting of families begins today. the whole reason for pope francis' visit to philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now, he is live at the basilica of saint peter and paul with more. justin, good morning. >> good morning, by some count, some 17,000 people from across the globe can make their way to this year's world meeting of families, this year's theme is love is our miss

but the credibility to reintroduce the goss bell to a western world that had grown agapai threat tickique style. >> i admire the way approaches people and how he shows friend friendliness and humility. >> reporter: as for substance, papal pronouncements hot button issues like gay marriage, divorce, even abortion have led some to believe francis is taking the church in a more liberal direction. our experts insist he is merely eliminating the traditional finger wagging over those issu issues. >> saying teaching of the church is clear and i'm a sign of the church. does not negate your responsibility to be there for somebody. one term francis used often is accompaniment. the church is called to accompany people whatever their situation. >> he's an excellent pastoral thiel low january. it's not just about theology of ideas it's about ideas that apply to people's lives. >> reporter: just week after the world meeting of families here in philadelphia bishops from all over the world including our own archbishop chaput will meet to discuss family issues, sexuality, divorce, remarriage. pope fra

joining us now is nbc national correspondent stephanie goss. pete, let me start with you. the pope is there. he's at the nunciature. it seems like everything has gone smoothly. >> the pope drove and didn't stop, got to the papal nunciature, an area that's closed off to traffic. and that was the easy one. from now on it gets more complicated because the pope will want to drive in the popemobile and maybe stop along the way. everywhere he'll go in washington, new york, and philadelphia. everywhere there are clouds that can see him those clouds will be screened. even along the side of the street certainly at the outdoor masses they will be screened, central park, here in d.c., in philadelphia, but it's the unpredictable the security people have to watch out for, both to protect the pope and the people there to see him. but all the restrictions are in place. flight restrictions over the cities, no drones to be flown, of course they can't be flown in washington any time anyway. but that applies in the other cities as well. parking restriction, vast areas of the city shut down.

goss are brought out the case of edward hanna sack, sentenced to six months in prison for discharging oil into a navigable stream. he was convicted due to the fact that he was off duty and not present when the accident occurred. a poultry farmer was convicted. havinghaving grown up on a farm i am fairly familiar with that. they told her she had to get a national pollution discharge permit over be fined $37,500 per day. true to her native west virginia spirit, she is fighting it. mr. johnson built a stock pond for horses and cattle on his 8-acre property. a stock pond of former army corps of engineers enforcement officer inspected and concluded it provided environmental benefits and at the water flowing out is three times greater than the water flowing into it, yet he has been fined $16 million. this is just a small farmer. then you have the situation with the range of resources corporation of texas being forced to spend $4.2 million defending itself after the epa issued an emergency order. the epa accused the range of sourcessources of causing or contributing to the contamination of t

found one sin doing in the restricted their would be affected however they'll make sure all of the sin goss in the -- synogogues in the city are working within the ppa so if they are hosting services on yom kippur, exempt from towing enforcement and have some kind of plaque ardon their cars identify hog they are n spring garden, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile, city and tourism leaders are working over time to make sure people know hotel rooms are still available for the papal event. mayor nutter took to the streets to spread the word about 3,000 rooms are still available. and now the particular vet been distributed for the papal events. mayor nutter expect people to start firming up their plans and making those reservations. >> so i think you will see some late decision-making being made, based on this now new opportunity to have a ticket. >> we're ready for people. we're planning on an once in a generation event. and we're still, still seeing bookings, bookings are coming in. >> while book ago room is still an option for people who want to stay overnight, plans for a

. >> he's goss ing to deliver foo. very fast food. open wide!anthony mason. charlie and gayle are off. it's another day of high security and great excitement around pope francis. the pope made his first stop this morning at the united nations where he met with world leaders and spoke to the general assembly. >> it's the fifth time a pope has addressed the u.n. margaret brennan is there. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, pope francis just finished speaking here at the united nations. he is the fourth pope in the 70-year history of the u.n. to speak here, and his address today drew a packed house of dignitaries, including microsoft founder bill gates, who is now a humanitarian, and youth activist malala yusef. in his address he spoke in his native spanish using strong language to tell the heads of state to take action on climate change which he sees as a manmade threat to humanity. he said all people have a right to the environment and must protect it. he then directly addressed the outbreak of violence in the middle east an

. >> he goss that fiat because of the casey mcdonald commercial. >> oh, well, he was very convinced.ten, he is a man, he knows what he likes. >> he may be pope but he's not dead. >> allall rightment he never forgets a birthday, considered a very thoughtful friend and relative. >> he always remember's jesus' birthday. >> that's true. can't forget that one. >> december ... >> oh, mike. >> something, ya. >> yes, december, mikement and the number one, like we were talking about the fiat, he lives no frill life. he doesn't want the fancy limo orphans i housing, he lives in a dorm style guest house at the vatican. he is a people's pope. >> hard to argue with that presentation. so i mean, obviously we were talking about it this morning, he know, as we get closer he becomes more roll thing for people in the city. you can kneel that electricity, and skipping up, yes. >> yes. >> very impressive. >> i'm feeling something. all right, thanks, guys. doctor mike there too? >> see you later guys. >> i'm sure he's coming over here next. >> they got their flu shot today. we'll get ours tomorrow. >> an

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as leader mccarthy said, this goss ip is is distracting and coming back to battle the president's policiescarthy learned one minute beforehand. earlier this week, his folks were on the-- >> it's interesting. >> mccarthy would go from number two to number one. >> and he's known to be able to comb in the hallways, and we're talking what kind of leader would be he be? he's enjoyed a good relationships with california's industry. and silicon valley. he's got a lot of people in his neck of the woods who want that. >> it's interesting, too, want to alert the audience, we have charlie kirk with us, the future president of the united states, not yet, got to wait your turn. we're a talking about the next speaker of the house. maybe boehner planned with, tammy, maybe yesterday the visit by the hope, the strong, emotional impact it might have put boehner over the edge. >> and it speaks to that relationship. when the pope was talking about being pro-life and the value of every life and immediately after the pope left, obama is going to veto and if they defund planned parenthood. perhaps it was a refle

april goss is the only woman currently on a division one rof roster. >> those are your headlines. >>> wolf pack descending on the front-runner, donald trump. you got a taste of that this weekend in iowa. a lot of the candidates out. there the main topic of conversation again was donald trump. boy, they were out for him. >> yeah. he was responding to a number of attacks over the past few days. remember rick perot his farewell speech -- perry on his farewell speech saying the republican party needs to avoid the celebrity syndrome and get back to its grassroots. here -- carly fiorina has pulled the gloves off and took a big swipe at donald. listen to this in iowa yesterday -- >> i think donald trump is an entertainer. and i think i am a leader. and so what i do is talk to the american people about the issues they care about. and i think they hear what i'm talking about. >> i think she's staying above the fray with that answer there to the question rather than giving him a huge swipe. especially in light of what happened in the "rolling stone" interview when he talked about her face and s

god's marines the jesuit goss out to the periphery and bring people in.ry country of the world but here in the united states, we hosted i kept running into them all night long last night as i was traveling back from the festival of families these kids from any number of jesuit high schools hundreds of them. migrated here and the pilgrimage real toll see pope pope francis their jesuit education is so firmed by his values and the way he talks about being a jesuit or just the way he talks about being a christian because very jesuit approach. we at st. joseph's host add bunch of students from different jesuit colleges and universities and so jesuit world you might say is renewing that enthusiasm he's talking about where we're really allowing ourselves to have a renewal and a new focus of what we have to offer both the world and for ourselves. our own growth and development. he challenged by that. >> father dan has talk to us about the francis effect. so has our bruce gordon who's there at atlantic aviation right now. bruce, yet another stirring talk i guess y

goss are brought out the case of edward hanna sack, sentenced to six months in prison for dischargingil into a navigable stream. he was convicted due to the fact that he was off duty and not present when the accident occurred. a poultry farmer was convicted. havinghaving grown up on a farm i am fairly familiar with that. they told her she had to get a national pollution discharge permit over be fined $37,500 per day. true to her native west virginia spirit, she is fighting it. mr. johnson built a stock pond for horses and cattle on his 8-acre property. a stock pond of former army corps of engineers enforcement officer inspected and concluded it provided environmental benefits and at the water flowing out is three times greater than the water flowing into it, yet he has been fined $16 million. this is just a small farmer. then you have the situation with the range of resources corporation of texas being forced to spend $4.2 million defending itself after the epa issued an emergency order. the epa accused the range of sourcessources of causing or contributing to the contamination of two

a blessing in south philadelphia at the church as the bands kicks up on cue, as i mention, but he gossnt to fight apollo three down at the old spectrum. >> also, we are here now the shanahan band, starting to play, means it is almost time for the folks to get off the plane. steve mentioned archbishop chaput is out there. you spoke with him about this visit, what it means. >> well, it was interesting. this was probably a month after we heard that he was coming. and he told me very frankly, he advised pope francis not to come to philly because we had financial problems, parishes closing, we had sex abuse scandal on our hands here shall err waist trying to chen that up after coming from denver, colorado. but i bet -- so he asked pope francis, you know, maybe you might go to another city. pope francis, thank goodness for this day, said no, i have studied philadelphia, i love philadelphia, the birth place of america, and this is where i am coming for the world meeting of families. i'm so glad he made that decision. >> and he also said this is the one place he really wants to meet the people