. >> then you are just going to have bald junk and harry legs?t's not a good look. >> it's time to get this party started. >> seeing as i have all you ladies here i feel like doing something romantical. since i'm pitching it, you should be suspicious. they are all going into the party room. it's the bridesmaids. this is chad and julia's wedding. he scoops up julia. >> oh, god. don't fall! >> he starts running. you'll notice he's not running the way we want him to be running. you see his foot trip here. >> oh! >> he dropped her right on the ground. >> we've got great coverage on this one. >> get up. his friend helped lift her back up on her feet. are you okay? and we are on into the party. >> you know what? to tell us more about this video, we have chad and julia via skype "right this minute." guys this video just talk us through it. >> he scooped me up and starts running. i was like okay we'll be on display now. we ended up on the ground. >> did it hurt you? did you have a skinned elbow? >> yeah. we have matching battle scars. i don't have much l

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welcome pope francis to the philippines on the second leg of his week-long trip in asia he was treated to a rapturous reception in the capitol. harryeports. >> reporter: hope francis was welcomed to the philippines by a gust of hot manila air, and leaders. rain storms are for cast to hit huge open air events over the weekend. a brief drive from the airport was just a taster millions are expected on the manila streets on friday and sunday. he'll visit the area worst hit by typhoon haiyan and deliver a message of climate change. a quarter of the population lives below the poverty line but the church and state are at loggerheads about how best to serve them. this woman has three children and saw a fourth die two years ago, and at 23 has decided to use contraception. >> translator: every year i gave birth. my mother-in-law told me about family planning because i was getting pregnant every year. >> reporter: last month a reproductive health bill guaranteeing access to contraception became law, but it was fought every step of the way by the catholic church. what strikes you about this place is the sheer number of children. staff at this

. >> reporter: all right, that was harry faucet reporting live for us and the pope there on the second leghis ashun tower right now. there is an event going on a number of spiritual religious figure us and the pope's message is really one of combatting social injustice and inequality and as harry was saying it resonates in the country with a quarter of the population live if poverty and have a situation where parents either one or more members of the family go abroad to find work and the pope continuing his trip there in the philippines. more on that and much more still to come on the news hour including thousands displaced and crops disstroeed and we are in malawi to look at the floods. and sri lanka president soon could be under investigation for corruption. >>> andy richardson in a race against time to get ready to host this year's africa cup of nations. now the government in the democratic republic of congo and u.n. are about to launch offensive against a rebel group in the country east and fighters have been in congo for more than 20 years, and we report 60 kilometers from goma. >> re

harry fawcett in manila. thank you. this is the scene now. the pope has touched down at manila international airport, flying in from sri lanka. it's the second leg of his asian tour. he'll be growth by the president aqueeno, and -- aquino and flagged by religious figures. philippines is the largest catholic country in the region in asia. as harry fawcett told us the third-largest catholic country in the world. a great deal of excite. and anticipation and a logistical nightmare. we are expecting his presence to draw crowds if their millions. we'll stay across this and bring you more from manila later on. there's more to come. we'll bring you all the latest from france where more victims of the "charlie hebdo" attack will be laid to rest. driving discrimination in russia why road rules in that country have some feeling under threat. >> in sport, a push for quarterfinal qualifications continues. robin has the latest for us. fighters from the islamic state of iraq and levant launched a series of attacks across iraq. kurdish sources say peshmerga sources backed by the u.s.-led war claims stopped an attack in sinjar. 16 kurdish peshmerga fighters were

harry cimron will be used to further the good he tried to spread in the world. >> u.s. park police from the district rescued a hiker who fell about 20 feet and broke his leg at the summit of old rag mountain. park rangers hiked to the summit of the mountain 4,000 feet up realizing it would take hours to carry him down the mountain. the national park service then called in this helicopter. they lowered a are rescue basket to him and hoistd him up to safety. they flew him to the foot of the mountain where an ambulance was waiting to take him to the hospital. >>> 7-year-old girl sole survivor in a plane crash that killed four people. the aircraft crashed in lyon county kentucky. police received a 911 call when the girl nearby house and told the residents there that she had been in a crash. the girl walked at least a quarter of a mile to reach that house. search crews found the wreckage of what they believe to be the plane. the girl was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> the u.s. navy is assisting in the search for missing airyash flight 8501. the u.s. is among the nations helping in the search for victims and wreckage. the plane wen

leg. small steps moving forward. while 1,800 miles away the city of boston hopes the start of this long-awaited trial will help them do the same. am. >>> senator harry reid is recovering tonight. the senator was using a resistance band yesterday when it snapped and caused him to fall. he broke several ribs as well as bones in his face. the senator was admitted to a las vegas hospital as a precaution. he is expected to make a full recovery and plans to return to washington over the weekend. in time for tuesday's start of the new session of congress. >>> still ahead, the photo sarah palin posted to facebook that sparked outrage online. plus it's tough for u2 fans to fathom. the reason bono says he may never play guitar again. and they are names yosemite fans know and love. but they could soon are a thing of the past. the fight crewing over some of the park's most iconic spots next. >>> the names of yosemite's iconic spots could be changed to avoid a lawsuit. last week we told you about the growing trademark dispute at yosemite national park. the company that runs historic hotels including the ilwanee says it owns those names and if its contract is not

legs. it is disgusting. the same thing apparently occurs for the democrats. obviously harrydid a terrible job in a less two years. guest: he is probably referring to the fact that people who nst them did not end up on committees anymore. politics is transactional to some degree, and if you get in the face of the leader am a there is likely a price to be paid. it is not just politics, but any human endeavor. i like the way brian is thinking about. i watched the movie lincoln again and after the civil war certainly the most painful variants we have ever been through -- you think we have got polarization now, lincoln's in all grill adjust list with malice for all. that helped to bind the nation at the time. i do think watched and would function better maybe not so much punishing the guys who rebelled against him, but if we could remember, stop attacking each other's motives, stop using the more extreme language. you hear a lot of moral language around here are dynamic scoring shows just how bad the republicans are here at look. there is a debate about just about everything out

legs. you will never get another chairmanship in anything at all. that is disgusting. the same thing happens with democrats. harry reid and nancy pelosi have done terrible jobs. >> host: your response? >> guest: he is talking about how some people who voted against him no longer found themselves on plum committees. it is transactional, leaders must organize their parties. if you get in the face of the leader, there is likely a price to be paid. this is not just politics, this is any human endeavor. i like the way brian says this. i watched the movie "lincoln," and what i loved most about lincoln in the movie is, after the civil war, the most painful experience we have ever been through -- we think we have polarization now. his address, with malice towards none and charity to all, that bound the nation together at the time. washing -- washington would fund -- function better if we could remember and stop attacking each other's motives, if we could stop using a lot of the most extreme language. you hear a lot of moral language around here, like, dynamic scoring. that shows how bad the republicans are. if you could