ho. the siblings have a combined net worth of $7 billion. for the last decade, they have met stiff competition. from a las vegas billionaire who is known for constantly betting against the odds. sheldon: they predicted i would not even open. they did not believe somebody else could do something better than they could. betty: they underestimated you. sheldon: they grossly underestimated me. betty: sheldon adelson is ceo of vegas sands, with a net worth of $35 billion. much of that wealth made on his macau casinos. the race for macau pits billionaire against billionaire. all vying for the attention of the 1.3 billion chinese to the north. macau is an 11-square mile enclave on the southern coast of mainland china. for over four centuries, it was under portuguese rule. today it is the closest place to china where gambling is legal. in 1962, chinese businessman stanley ho was the first person to usher in a new era of casinos in macau. for decades, ho built a gambling empire that raked in billi

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. >> this is ho the first issue pope francis has taken on in an effort to church. last month, his holiness said couples who divorced and remarried will belong. said the church could tolerate some forms of same sex unions. bottom line, the pope wants to make the church more inclusive. >> pansies is a pastor, and so what he wants is to bring people into reconciliation where they have been opposed to the church. >> reporter: a democracy spokesman satisfied the change will apply during the holly year which will start this december and ends november 2016. on st. patrick's cathedral, liz dahlem, "fox 5 news." it is not a trip to new york city without a visit to central park even if you are the pope but looks like it will be a quick one. the pope's motorcade expected to pass through the park before the mass at madison square garden on september 25th. you will need ticket. the good news is, they are free. two ways to get them call 311 thursday through monday, or you can apply on-line at nyc! gov to get a glimpse of the pope park. >> well, a giant's lineman. >> lisa evers i

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ho-ho-ho, katherine. >> reporter: hi, matt, yeah a lot of visitors coming to town next week.course one of those visitors is the pope, a very important visitor so there's a lot of preparations under way around the city. you'll see them around the city but of course here along the parkway for the papal mass and festival of families, as you take a look at eakins oval you can see that equipment assetup is under way. organizers want to make sure everyone stays safe so of course park security is a very serious part of the preparations. >> you can't live in fear. i'm not afraid. i'm looking forward to seeing the pope. >> reporter: the pope's visit has drawn people to philadelphia from all over the world. part of the preparations for the large crowds includes security measures. last night philadelphia maintenance crews and secret service were out along ben franklin parkway securing manhole covers and the access paths on light fixtures. some say they're concentrating on the significance of the event, not on any potential threat. >> we're going to be worshiping in spirit and truth and

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. >> where do you have that big beautiful award in your ho >> my husband put it in the office.husband loves displaying the trophies. >> i love you. >> how were you able to celebrate with your beautiful family? >> i celebrated yet. it's not my style. modest woman. >> and now david beck come his wife's defense. victoria was hanging on to him as she stumbled out of the boutique and they were saying she was partying a little t much. david is talking about the ints dent for the first time with our carly steel. >> you looked like you were quite the party. >> my wi definitely looked like she had quite the party. she did. it was a big release for her. i kind of kept it together. walking out, i think. but you know, my deserves a night like that. she's worked hard leading up to fashion week. it was just a real celebration. >> that xblanz it. and a zrifrpg explains this unfortunate shot that had the internet freaking out. we wanted the story behind this. >> people are going to talk about this. >> kevin hart became david beckham. >> the hot guy and the funny guy together in the h & m mini

ramirez works downtown ho hoping he gets to see him. >> i'm hoping to get to see him. very charismatic and to feel the energy is very cool. >> reporter: we know the pope will be bringing with him a very valuable gift to the library of congress tomorrow, a seven version of the bible one hand-written and illustrated and illuminated and said to be worth $8 million. chris, back to you. >> thanks, jackie. jackie on capitol hill. crews are also setting up tonight at st. patrick's church and catholic charity. it will be the pope's last stop at the district and most intimate. it's not a public event but that won't stop the crowds from trying to get a look. darcy is at 10th and g northwest. what's happening there? >> reporter: this will be a private event. the church says there were only 60 tickets. the action is outside the church right down the street on g street. this is where the pope is expected to bless the less fortunate. they're erecting a tent. under this tent tomorrow, it is hoped that pope francis will help feed hundreds of homeless people served by catholic charitie

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. ♪ ho, ho, hey, hey welcome to the usa ♪ >> reporter: they rolled out the red carpet. obamas and the bidens took their places. and there he was. the man in white, who has touched so many with his gift for simplicity. on a windy afternoon, he removed his zucchetto from his head. the president greeting him warmly. a moment of laughter between the two. and meeting the families and walking past the honor guard. when it was time to go, a signature francis moment, with with the president's limo, dubbed the beast, hulking nearby, the pope squeezed himself into a fiat and began his journey. the greeting just hours after francis' final moments in cuba, meeting with families. we're boarding the papal airplane now, bound for the united states. just 90 miles across the florida straits, but a world away. onboard, the cameras were lined up. and we took off with a seatback screen view, leaving cuba behind. and francis answered some questions, declaring he would not mention the u.s. embargo to cuba. and taking on the conservative critique of him, when asked about this "newsweek" cover

. >>> ho hum holiday season?why some predict this would be the weakest holiday season in year. >>> and digging into your favorite breakfast cereal is costing you more these days. what's causing the sticker shock in the cereal aisle? >>> it's three months until christmas and retailers already rolling out their strategies for the holiday shopping season but experts say sales will be weaker this year. nbc's courtney reagan explains. >> reporter: every year, the competition gets hotter and hotter, and this syria no exception as retailers race to put out holiday programs earlier and earlier in hopes of grabbing shoppers' dollars before rivals. >> because retailers got so promotional in black friday in the last four or five years it's diminished the importance of the holiday. so they've extended their pro poti motions throughout the holiday season and put them online so consumers don't feel the pressure to be in the store 6:00 a.m. black friday morning. >> reporter: walmart has already been running its lay away program

fewer are predicting a terrible christmas for retail, but it could be more ho, ho, hum. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan. >> i'm not ready. >> i'm not ready for christmas or win the. >> or winter, exactly. that will do it for us for "nightly business report" tonight. sue herara. >> i'm tyler mathisen, thanks from me, as well and have a great evening everybody. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >> at some point every musician chooses their instrument, and that instrument, with all its intricacies and demands, will lead them down their creative path. >> barbara bonney: the word amateur means they do it because they love it. how many times have i burst into tears because i've been so inspired by what people bring up here. >> musical instruments, this time on spark. [ ♪music ] >> major funding for spark is provided by the william and flora hewlett foundation, supporting creativity and innovation in the arts since 1967. and by the kqed campaign for the future program venture fund

consultant to ensure that we are telling a dramatic story but not kicking a ho hornet's nest.lowing the trailer, the n.f.l. released their own statement saying, the league was encouraged by the ongoing focus on player safety and that they all knew more about this issue than they did ten or twenty years ago. the issue of long-term injuries to n.f.l. players has been one of the most controversial to hit the sports after suicides. earlier this year, a federal judge approved a $765 million settlement between the league and players suffering from head trauma. but the release of this picture right in the middle of the n.f.l. season will still be seen by many as yet more bad publicity for america's biggest sport. >>> joining me now from mount pleasant, south carolina, is joe delomilier, a former lineman who took countless blows to the head during his playing years. he is one of the first living n.f.l. players to undergo a brain scan that showed he had signed of the diseased, cte. joining me is his wife, jaifr, a nurse and an advocate for better treatment for retired players. thank yo

fewer are predicting a terrible christmas for retail, but it could be more ho, ho, hum. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan. >> i'm not ready. >> i'm not ready for christmas or win the. >> or winter, exactly. that will do it for us for "nightly business report" tonight. sue herara. >> i'm tyler mathisen, thanks from me, as well and have a great evening everybody. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >> tonight on revolutionaries. >> no matter how much progress women have made, the world and you know, get ready for the blood truth here, the world is still overwhelmingly run by men. >> cheryl created headlines worldwide with her book urge women to lean in. in this episode of revolutionaries, sheryl sandberg has a wide ranging conversation about her views with her mentor google chairman eric schmidt. >> let's begin by thanking the computer history museum for

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you go in, you wash it off, done. [ laughter ] good prank, he's caught by surprise, he's like ho, ho,eth: yeah, i don't know why they're groaning. >> i've only done that to two other people. [ laughter ] that is a true story. and yeah, now between that and the story about my friend mike, i'm drummed out of hollywood. >> seth: no, you're in hollywood forever. you and sedeikis, i know you love the karaoke. you're back in town, he was here. did you guys karaoke it up? >> we haven't yet. my phone died last night. so i did go to karaoke and -- i got to say there is a sham. i was at sing sing karaoke which is a wonderful place. it's down by where i used to live here. and i sang the most beautiful rendition of "he ain't heavy, he's my brother." in fact, i'm going to do it for you. >> seth: okay, great. so this is your version of this song. >> this is what i sang last night. ♪ the road is long with many a winding turn that leads us to who knows where, who knows where ♪ ♪ but i'm strong strong enough to carry him he ain't heavy, he's my brother ♪ >> they have a score system after you do that.