and here he is at jfk airport. and andrea has been talking to so many people, that got there very early this morning. lined up. and ready to see pope francis. >> i mean mary, you mentioned if you weren't here, you would want to be there, too, correct? best seat in the house. what better to do on a saturday morning than wish a fond farewell to the pontiff who has had a mon men us to monumental visit here in new york city. and a little bit different than the fiat and he can't roll the window down. and hopefully a few waves as he deplanes off the chopper in just a second. a successful touchdown at jfk for the holy father as he gets ready to board the boeing airlines 77 bound for philadelphia. and you mentioned before, shepherd one, really more of a media term, it is not necessarily the official title of the plane. but it is not retrofitted for the pope. there are no amenities. no flatbed. no conference room. like air force one. which is basically a moving white house. an airborne white house. but a first class seat to

and just leaving of course, jfk airport, about 35 minutes ago. the american airlines boeing 777 has now landed safely in philadelphia. you can see the vatican flag and the american flag, hanging from the cockpit right now. as this plane comes to a taxi. and the pontiff will then again greet the dignitaries on hand in philadelphia now. and the archdiocese of philadelphia. and the other officials that are on hand to see the pope come down the stairs of this american airlines plane. so there you have it. breaking news for you right now. as the american airlines carrying the pope has now come to a safe landing in philadelphia. we will of course continue to follow this for you, but now, let's get over to mary calvi, for news. mary? >> thanks so much, chris. >>> during his visit to new york, pope francis made a special stop in east harlem at our lady queen of angels school and a number of high school students when he was here as well. we have some of those students with us to talk about their experience. great to see all of you. thank you so much. we h

it will be taking off for new york's jfk airport.e're just watching as the crowd prepares to say good-bye to the pope as the plane takes off. father kesicki, there are not many people in congress who agree with pope francis on everything. i can maybe think of a few moderate democrats, catholic democrats, maybe senator bob cay casey comes to mind from pennsylvania perhaps. but i think as jeff points out he really did a good job of deftly giving his position strongly but in a way that didn't seem to offend anyone. >> well, he had a brilliant opening. when he identified himself as an american and then he said how happy he was to be in the home of the free and the land of the brave. people wondered is he coming here to scold us, to dress us down, to challenge us. and that opening statement said i'm one with you. and he would see the americas as one. i don't know that he would divide it as easily as north, central and south america. we are all of the americas, most of us immigrants. that was a tremendous opening. and i don't think it was

here's another live look from jfk international airport where the crowd there is building in anticipation of pope francis. now, he was supposed to arrive at jfk at about 5:00. but that plane did not leave until 4:25 instead of 4:00. so we presume that he'll be arriving at about 5:25 tonight. now that anticipation and excitement is building out there. he's not planning to make any remarks as he touches down. but he will walk to a nearby chopper that you can't see in this screen shot. then he will make his way to downtown manhattan for a bit of a papal procession. the sheer excitement is building. though we can't see them, thousands right now are lining 5th avenue to catch a glimpse of pope francis. this is video from right outside of st. patrick's cathedral. and there are visitors here from all over the world. now, one little boy was laying down in the street to save his very own spot. and they came with candles. they had pins and needles for the opportunity to get anywhere close to the pontiff. now, once pope francis arrives by plane at jfk airport, a chopper awaits his holiness. it will

this is the tarmac jfk airport in queens.e have seen the pope arrive making his way around greeting the various people making his way up the stairs, he had a bobble, looks like it's a windy day, a reminder he will be 79 years old this december and keeping quite a pace, multiple events everyday of this trip to the western hemisphere. now he is on the plane and i guess getting settled in. very shortly he'll take off and make the short journey to new york city to philadelphia. we've been waiting and talking about this for so long it's before my very eyes i can't believe it. >> dann cuellar will see the pope before he arrives, let's go to a live report there. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, the 78-year-old pontiff has kept a rigorous schedule in washington and new york. he plans another one here, he has the mass at the basilica and parade on the popemobile to independence hall another speech on religious freedom and i am grating to the country. he has a big plan. he has a lot of things going on. he doesn't look tired. he

just a few minutes ago his plane landed at jfk airport.e are awaiting pope francis to exit the plane and come into view for us, he had a busy day in washington, d.c. making the historic speech before joint congress today and now on his second leg, he is in new york city at this point. we expect him to emerge from those doors any second as soon as he does. you can expect live coverage here on "action news." >>> the bishop of brooklyn who will greet him at this leg of the stop as well as 200 so-called indigent persons, those that are poor and needy to whom the pope made some much of his ministry, but don't get too used to this scene. the pope will not be on the ground much longer although he may get in the car, he is just making his way over to a helicopter for the short hop into manhattan for that leg of this historic journey and the mass at st. peters and st. patrick's in the heart of manhattan. the helicopter is the same helicopter marine one that the president used to fly back and forth from the white house and joint base andrews. >> as

this is video from just moments ago when the pope arrived there at jfk airport.e pope will take part in the prayer service in the at st. patrick's cathedral and tomorrow pontiff will visit ground zero and celebrate mass a at madison square garden. >>> in washington d.c. pope francis gave a historic speech to a joint meeting of congress. >> pontiff received a standing ovation as lawmakers welcomed him to the heart of the united states government. the pope is the first leader of the catholic church to address joint meeting of congress. the his speech focused on topics familiar to these lawmakers including climate change, religious streamism and immigration. >> we must not be taken back by the numbers but rather view them as persons, seeing their faces and listening to their story. >> pope wrapped up his vice witt a stop in the local church and a meeting with homeless people and charity workers. >>> the city of philadelphia continues to make its final preparations, for pope francis visit to the world meeting of families this weekend. it is day three of the gathering

there's something for everyone. ♪ >>> here's ooh live look again at jfk airport.s hard to see, i don't know if you can, but pope francis is somewhere in that crowd jubilant crowd waiting for him. this is of course the continuation there you can kind of see him in the background everyone taking a picture. taking all kinds of video as you see him there greeting everybo everybody. pope francis of course continues his historic trip here he was in washington, d.c. earlier today and now of course here's in new york and after he gets through he will head to manhattan where he'll give the evening prayer service at saint patrick's cathedral. we'll continue to stay on this and follow this for you. we'll check in with bruce gordon a little bit later in our newscast. >>> back here at home we've seen a lot of big changes across philadelphia ahead of the papal week and. here's one you might not have seen coming. the price of your next fast food combo meal is changing. fox 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose chatting with very angry customers along market street tonight. sabina,

he is at jfk airport. after this, he is headed by a helicopter to lower manhattan.to midtown just blocked away to st. patrick's cathedral. we had other papal visits to new york city. >> we have. this is a guy that truly is drawing a lot of people outside the catholic faith because of the issues of social significance globally. wall street is famous for a lot of things. there is a chart passed to me today by a friend at merrill lynch which points to the last two papal visits and the connection to stops. how there's been a major sell-off after the pope comes to town and whether it's benedict prior to this. is this a correlation here? i'm not going to try to tell you that there is. wall street loves to do this. the chart speaks volumes. >> two data points aren't really a trend. >> it's fitting you're in washington, d.c. if i had the pope's ear, my first question would be what is the preeminent catholic school in the united states? notre dame, mary's alma mater? >> i received a wave so i took that as a nod to notre dame. i just want to continue on this theme of whether

a flight about to take off clips a fence at jfk airport. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm sandra bookman. >> i'm joe torres. we begin with the pope's red carpet welcome in cuba. he landed in havana to begin the longest overseas journey of his papacy. visited. his welcome in havana came with a military honor guard and a handshake from president raul castro. >> a group of children presented the pontiff flowers. he responded by touching their heads as he blessed them. aaron katersky is in havana visit. >> reporter: pope francis landed in havana to begin the longett overseas journey of his papacy, a 10 day trip to cuba, and the united states, two places he has never been. >> it's not about privilege. we are the only -- it's not about we are the only one here. it's about recognizing the role and condition of the church and the society. >> reporter: cuban president raul castro greeted the pope who has endeared communist rural with his critique of capitalism. he is supposed to push castro for religious freedom. they have been sprucing up, welcoming papa francisco, who brokere

ben: s karen the tarmac at jfk airport after the pope leaves. what a night of wielding man wanted to give the pontiff. >> kim fields is heading back to screen on reality tv. what show she is going to be on. ben: i am ben simmoneau. kerry: i am kerry drew in for juliet. ben: i was as -- ben: i didn't want to mispronounce anything. ben: she was checking. what? ben: she just called you old. there are a lot of shows i watched in reruns, i missed that one. kerry: ben: you were 40 when the facts of life. ben: i watched some older shows. ben: i can identify with your generation. the original run. 80s. >> meteorologist: i like the way ben shows how he stands with his sister when it came on. i get the picture. some showers out there up the lower hudson valley, we are going to see the rain pick up in intensity, it will be coming down, they have a flash flood watch in the tristate in the northern tier. temperatures of the wise 64 monticello, 72 at central park, a lot of clouds outside and less sunshine than we saw yesterday, rainfall coming at you. high te

the helicopter that will transport pope francis from the wall street area of manhattan over to jfk airporthere he will board an american airlines jet and make his short journey to philadelphia. >> once he is on that plane, shepherd one and comes here. you see the stage that's been set up on eakens oval outside the art museum right there. tonight it will be the site of prayer, song and the celebration of the family and tomorrow a mass he will celebrate on the parkway. >> good morning, it is just after 7:30 a.m. this is a special edition of "action news" saturday morning. pope francis arrives in about two hours. >> and, of course, we've got live team coverage. historic occasion from security to the celebrations later today. we've got a number of reporters fanned out to bring you the latest. >> first we'll start with karen rogers and david murphy. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, it's a cool start, take a look at satellite there's a fair amount of cloud cover around, sunny breaks are possible. the best news of all, dry air is knocking out the rain. it doesn't seem to advance at all north

jfk airport was where he landed. hundreds on the tarmac. francis greeted by many of them. >> he spent a few minutes with several catholic school children. after a helicopter ride to manhattan, francis arrived at st. patrick's cathedral for an evening prayer service. >> during that service, he offered his strongest expression yet of gratitude and respect for american nuns many of whom were in attendance. francis thanked the nuns for their strength, spirit and courage. >> you may recall earlier in his papacy is, the pontiff put the brakes on an investigation of nuns in the u.s. who had been accused of straying from the church teachings. well, the nuns have already publicly expressed their gratitude. >> and befe getting to new york, pope francis wrapped up his visit to the nation's capital. he became the first pope to ever address congress. >> as you know, the capitol building can be a divisive place. but the pope brought the lawmakers together in an emotional way. look at that scene. abc's terry moran with the details >> reporter: the halls o

new york disaster, boeing made emergency landing at new york's jfk airport after experiencing hydraulicnd and returned to the airport about 15 minutes after takeoff. had a small fire in gear come -- luckily no one was hurt. >> lauren: following wall street route on monday. stocks in japan down 4%. we'll run the action there and we will show you how we're shaping up the day after the major selloff right here in the u.s. can the dow stay above 16,000 today. remember the big night of the washington nationals, the punishment handed out. we will tell you what it is. first morning markets and breaking news. it's tuesday morning. ♪ ♪ all in on ♪ nts are here. it's not just big data, its bigger data. we're beta testing the new wearable interface... ♪ xerox believes finding the right solution shouldn't be so much work. by engineering a better way for people, process and technology to work together. work can work better. with xerox. chris capuano: you might feel like there's too many problems in the world or that, you know, you, as a 15-year-old, 16-year-old, can't really make a difference. gianc

walks the rope line walk me through what happens next. >> so tony he will board a helicopter at jfk airportnd air rooif at the downtown heliport downtown manhattan and he will greet dick tarrys and slowly go to midtown manhattan and part will include a transfer to the pope mobile where he will be riding through that through parts of midtown manhattan along fifth avenue where thousands and thousands of people are lining the streets here, hoping to capture a glimpse of him, there is a lot of heavy security as you can imagine, a lot of streets here are blocked off and gridlock across new york at this time because of the pope's arrival and here

he is leaving from jfk international airport.to be flying to the wall street heliport and then from there, he is going to go via motorcade to st. patrick's cathedral, midtown manhattan at fifth avenue at a heliport, he'll be moving into the popemobile for this final segment. that final leg of the journey, and you're looking right now, as you can see both at helicopter, which as i mentioned is, in fact, the same type of chopper as marine one, but you can see there st. patrick's cathedral, the front door there. he's going to do the last leg of that trip in the popemobile arriving at st. patrick's cathedral in an open vehicle. as we have been filling you in, he's going to be leading a prayer service at st. patrick's this evening at 6:45. so we are just watching in fact, the helicopter, one of two, but both essentially the same as marine one, circling at jfk. it should be a pretty short flight, around 10 minutes to the wall street heliport and as we mentioned, going there, uptown via motorcade in a closed car for most of it, and at t

yes, he landed here after leaving jfk international airport not too long ago to board and here at the helipad. he's also flanked by clergy and secret service making sure it is all safe for him to come out of that helicopter and get into the fiat. >> we watched other an hour ago as pope francis departed washington, d.c. after a packed day in the nation's capital. the plane taking off an hour late. there's the video of him arriving in new york city just moments ago before he boarded the helicopter to make his way to manhattan. a couple of hundred were gathered at the airport to welcome him. his first trip to new york city after another first today, his speech to the joint congress. a short ride to lower manhattan from jfk. beautiful weather for the visit and for the ride which we understand he's not a fan of. he would prefer to travel on the ground, but when you talk about making your way in manhattan from jfk airport, that's a long drive to get to midtown manhattan. this is the expedient way. live pictures of new york here, that's st. patrick's cathedral at about 55th street. you see c

. >> the ireland bound flight forced to turn back moments after taking off from the jfk airport because of a hydraulic issue. the plane's brakes suddenly over heat all 104 passengers were rushed back to the terminal and put into hotel rooms overnight. >>> the u.s. launching air strikes against the taliban in afghanistan after insurgents take control of a major city for the first time since 9-11. taliban fighters cease government buildings and condos and free inmates from a prison. defense minister saying the troops regained control of the prison and police headquarters. >>> the cause of death revealed for the new jersey high school football player who collapsed on the side lines. the coroner saying evan murray died from a lacerated spleen. he took a number of hard hits during the game which caused internal bleeding. his spleen was already enlarged making it vulnerable in injuries. >>> a moment of horror on the baseball diamond. >> a fly ball out in deep left center field. >> center fielder calling for medical help after slamming into rookie steven piscoti after knocking him out with a k

pope francis is set to land at new york city's jfk airport in a couple hours and take a helicopter into manhattan. police say they add layers and layers of protection for the pope's visit. i think i've lived here for 17 or 18 years. never, ever have i seen this city like this. i don't know if -- do we have the live shot outside the building? you can see dump trucks with sand -- we'll get to that. the city is nuts. security measures include an extra 6,000 police officers, bomb-sniffing dogs on the streets and subways, sharpshooters on rooftops. around the corner from the studio police sed up eight foot tall fences like this one, all along fifth avenue. to prepare for the pope's motorcade and prayer service at st. patrick's. shop owners will not be pleased. a live look outside our building. rockefeller center area, our building part of rock rock rock feeler street. there's no cross-traffic in this area. they removed garbage cans and sealed manhole covers along the route the pope will travel, and in addition, coming up sixth avenue, tow truck after tow truck no parked cars allowed anywhere

address the senate and house in a joint meeting and then make his way to new york city arriving at jfk airport at 5:00 p.m. tonight. the big problem areas today will be around st. patrick's cathedral, the papal residence on the upper east side and the united nations, and the fed when i was coming to work today cars on third avenue being towed and i am sure it is like that throughout the city. robert moses joins us live from midtown with a look at the situation. >> reporter: good morning. i am standing next to the fence the line's fifth avenue. i am six feet tall, this fence stretches eight feet into the air and it means business. it is leaning against it not going anywhere and if you are planning to use fifth avenue today my piece of advice to you is don't because it is close to vehicular traffic south of where we are, 56 and fifth toes to 47st so all the way past st. patrick's cathedral. pope francis landed kennedy airport at 5 this afternoon as we mentioned, he will take a helicopter to the downtown porche and benny rides in a motorcade up down to a few blocks north, he will transfer into th

we are taking a live look at jfk airport in new york city.n catholics and people all across, again, the east coast. so he has two more days in the united states. there's the group of nuns there. they include 7nuns from the seminary in brooklyn. four were from his native argentina. >>> the prime minister of india will have a reception in silicon valley tomorrow. more than 18,000 tickets were distributed. while many are thrilled about his trip, others are questioning his motif. >> the prime minister narendra modi will take center stage at the s&p center in san jose. it's an event many indian native americans have been waiting for. >> we want to share in the pride of having the prime minister come here. he's bit of a show man, likes to play to the gallery. enjoys being in these large venues. >> split castro valley science professor says this a plays into the prime minister's strategy to introduce new technology to india. >> it's a great opportunity for them to enter the indian market with the support of the indian government and that is probably

when the pope lands in about an hour, 5:00, he will land at jfk airport and then of course take a chopper to lower manhattan. that's when he'll ride in the pope mobile and come up this way to st. patrick's cathedral. we will give you every vantage point we can show you. but of course the excitement is building everyone anticipating his arrival. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> all right. and of course the pontiff has a really busy schedule tomorrow in new york. he addresses the united nations general assembly first thing in the morning. around lunchtime there's a service at the 9/11 memorial and museum at ground zero. and then tomorrow afternoon he visits a school in east harlem. and that's followed by that procession through central park that ends with a mass at madison square garden. so a full schedule tomorrow and as we look live once again, joint base andrews, his aircraft, the american airlines craft there still on the tarmac. his departure which was scheduled for 4:00 p.m., about 13 minutes behind schedule. i'm sure they'll make that time up in flight for the holy father who will be

let's go up to the skies over to new york city and to the airport there, jfk, where the pope's 777 is about to land it left here at joint base andrews about 4:30 the airspace has been cleared for him to get there and 35 minutes later he's about to land and we'll keep an eye on that for you. >>> one of the last people to say good-bye to him was larry hogan who was at the plane at joint base as the pope boarded. he met pope francis saying it was an incredible honor. the pope gave help a blessing on behalf of all cancer patients and this took place at the catholic church. a doctor diagnosed hogan with non-hodgkin's lymphoma this summer. he says 95% of that cancer is gone and his faith gives him the strength to fight the disease. he's inspired by the pope's call to serve others. >> we put everything you need to catch up with the pope's events in d.c., these remarkable, two and a half, three days and it's all at you areio fingertips and click on the papal visit of the nbc washington app. >>> police are trying to figure out if two attacks on female joggers in loudoun county in virginia migh

pope francis about to take off from jfk airport for philadelphia.le. today he will speak at independence hall in philadelphia to a crowd of thousand us. >> getting all the prep work ready. brian yennis is outside of independence hall in philadelphia where the pope will spend the next two days. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we are waiting his arrival at about 9:30, he is running a little late. once he gets here the governor and mayor as well as the archbishop will meet him on the tarmac frchlt there pope francis will head directly over to the cathedral of the basilica of saints paul and peter which he will then speak to about 1,600 parishioners there. that is the largest catholic church in pennsylvania and the last pope to speak there was pope john paul ii in 1979, the last time philadelphia hosted a papal visit. after that is his much anticipated speech at independence hall, the symbolism can't k. not be overlooked or understated. he is coming to the birthplace of american democracy where he will be speaking using the abraham lincoln's ol

authority is at jfk airport in 2002 and sent to syria where he was tortured. cell, underground ,asically about three feet wide six feet high, and about seven feet the. it was a filthy place. it was dark. it basically -- that is why i always refer to it as a grave like cell because it reminds you of a grave. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. after a massive public uprising, guatemalan president otto perez molina has resigned following the attorney general's arrest one for him. this follows congruous -- commerce surprising strip of immunity from immunity. prosecutors said perez molina will be charged with illicit association, taking bribes and customs fraud. he is also being investigated for money laundering. we will go to guatemala city to speak with allan nairn after headlines. the obama administration has secured enough votes to ensure the future of the nuclear deal with iran. on wednesday, maryland senator barbara mikulski became the 34th senator to support the agreement

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just a few minutes ago, good morning. >> reporter: good morning rob a huge crowd turned up here at jfk airport to send off pope francis, wish him well, thank him for his visit and time in new york however brief, he left a little bit behind schedule and had a little bit of trouble walking up the steps to that plane to shepherd one but he he did manage to make it up there okay, gave the crowd a final wave and then did wave to the crowd, went inside the airplane, also before that there was a receiving line number of bishops and some nuns a few from argentina presented him with some gifts, some cookies, to send him off on his way as he heads to philadelphia, we've got a guest here, monsignor david casato from brooklyn. >> it was so sad to see him leave i was so emotional, had such wonderful days with him the last two or three days and i've a sad moment to see hip leave, secondly i was so blab -- flabbergasted when i got in front of him, ciao, that's all i said rorchblth did you get a sense he liked it here? >> i think he liked it here, the crowds were so energized by his great presence >> reporter

he'll be getting into that and then heading towards jfk airport on his way to philadelphia. now, if there was any question of whether or not this is the people's pope, you only needed to come to new york for a little bit of reassurance. i think a lot of time visitors worry about how they'll be treated by the locals, but no worries for him. there's been huge crowds and huge outpouring of support along the way. that mass last night here in new york. more than 20,000 people at madison square garden, between 80 and 85,000 people estimated out at central park yesterday. just to catch a glimpse of the pope as he went by in the popemobile. he also of course had events at the 9/11 museum, at the united nations, and touching moments with those kids in east harlem. so it's been a jam-packed schedule. he was last night an aide was asked how he's doing. he got around in the madison square garden in the golf cart so there was some concern he wasn't feeling that way. he was a little tired and the aide said, yeah, he's tired but that's normal. he's 78. so not totally unexpected. but the ai

that's what one man had on him when he got through the initial layer of security at jfk airport trying to get close to the pope. the man is a former new york city firefighter and he told officers he wanted to give the pope his business card and, quote, change the world. detectives say he flashed his retired badge saturday night to get past the first security checkpoint. officers stopped him at the second. >>> she blazed a trail for female firefighters. now a local county remembers a hero. >>> a new plan to provide life-saving services in the district. why the fire department is overworked and out of ambulances. >>> and it's a hoax making the rounds on facebook today. how not to fall for it. you're watching news 4 at 4:00. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking

airports. laguardia just reported 30 minute delays on arrival. newark and jfk have no reported delays as of yet. speaking of laguardia airport, we take a live look at the grand central park way. queens is in very good shape. we will head over to napa county. here's the expressway by exit 40, jericho turnpike. smooth sailing there as the northern state parkway. alternate side of the street parking rules remain the same. we'll have your next weather and traffic updates on the 4s. >>> 5:17. this morning president obama plans a high profile meeting with cuban leader raul castro here in manhattan. it will be their second face to face talks. both leaders have called for an end to america's embargo against cuba. that happens to monday's speeches before the u.n. general assembly. president obama says he's confident president obama will eventually end the embargo. >>> the private conversation with putin followed a public clash over the situation in syria. nbc's tracie potts is in washington with more. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, darlene. good morning. we're

from the cockpit before a plane had to make an emergency landing sparking a fire on the tarmac at jfk airport. >> plus, it was a horrible scene. a newborn tossed from a window. what we learned overnight. >>> this morning we're learning about a security breach that happened just moments after pope francis left new york city. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. tuesday morning. it is september 29th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. storm team four chris cimino is here. >> temperatures in the low 70s. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. we were talking about a quiet stretch weather. i think that's about to end. we do have flood watches in northern sullivan county, ulster, duchess. this may get extended further maybe as much as 2 to 4 inches of rain. it is warm and muggy. low 70s. some upper 60s to the north and west. the heavy rain not so much today. the showers will be spotty. isolated. in the upper 70s, muggy at noon. the heavy stuff that rolls in tonight. we'll talk about that. let's get our first check on the commute. >> good morning. no major accident

gerald sirio led into court in handcuffs, accused of turning his jfk airport medical practice into an illegal pill-pushing mill. investigators say they have him on tape. >> the videos show no discussions of legitimate medical treatment. but instead, show the doctor negotiating the price, quantity and type of drug to prescribe. >> reporter: dea agents searched his officers at jfk where in one year alone, he's accused of writing over 1200 bogus iprescriptions. it's at that medical office where he screened pilots for signs of mental illness, medical problems, and addiction issues before certifying them as being fit to fly. dr. surya made media appearances. >> those can be indications to, of actual psychological disorders. >> st. augustine talking about pilot health screening, after a pilot intentionally crashed a jet into the alps last month. he went on tv even though he knew he was under criminal investigatio >> he is charged with criminal sale od prescription fyo a controlled substance. >> also reviewing records from his valley stream office. he was arrested in his home this morning wh

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arrive in the big apple, he has arrived just as millions of others do every year by playing into jfk airport. on the tarmac, he greeted several catholic school children among hundreds of others. he took a short ride in the popemobile waving to thousands on the sidewalk of fifth avenue. he arrived at st. patrick's cathedral where he was greeted by new york's top lawmakers. >> once he was inside, francis made his way down the aisle. he stopped to meet a 17-year-old girl in a wheelchair. she suffers from spina bifida. >> afterwards she called meeting the pope an incredible experience. francis is the second pope she's met. she also met pope benedict seven years ago. marcy gonzales joins us live with more details and what to look for in the day ahead. what an assignment. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was absolutely incredible being out there seeing the pope in person. the nypd calls this the biggest security operation they have ever had. keeping the pope safe here on his second stop on his first trip ever to the united states. a true new york welcome for pope francis. thousands of p

an air ling gas jet had to return to jfk airport about 15 minutes after takeoff. the boeing 757 reported landing gear door problems and no flaps. the plane came in faster than normal and its brakes overheated causing a small fire in the landing gear. it was quickly extinguished. >> extreme sports star and tv personality killed in a sky diving accident in california. eric, ronner died after striking a tree. he was part of the group plating in the opening ceremony of a goal of event. witnesses say he slammed hard into a tree about 30 feet off the ground. once he was brought down, he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> the daughter of paul walker is suing porsche over the deadly scent accident that claimed her father's life. he was killed two years ago when the porsche he was riding in crashed and burst into flames. his daughter claims the car suffereded from numerous design detects including safe guars to protect the people inside. she is seeking unspecified damages from porsche. >> turning our focus to the weather and the deep south will see more heavy rain to se

the senate and house in a joint session of congress and make his way to new york city arriving at jfk airport at 5:00 this evening. >> then we look at big problem areas in our area. obviously around st. patrick's cathedral of people residence on the upper east side and the united nations going to be very busy, streets blocked off, robert moses joined us live from midtown with all of this information. middle of fifth avenue because it is closed to vehicular traffic south of 56th street where we are all the way down to 47th street and if you notice there's a huge eight foot fence on either side of the avenues those security obviously tight. to give u.s. cents of the time table here, the pope is expected to land at kennedy airport around 5:00 this afternoon. he will hop aboard a helicopter at 515, then take a motorcade uptown and and he is expected to get into the popemobile right around where we are, a few blocks north of st. patrick's cathedral and then make his way south slowly along fifth avenue greeting onlookers as he goes and once he gets to st. patrick's cathedral the will be greeted by

an eager crowd awaits him at jfk airport.here are among the lucky ones to greet him and we know that a high school band will welcome him by playing frank sinatra's new york, new york. that should be a great welcome. we need elton john singing philadelphia freedom when he gets here. >> get him on the phone brian. >> what is the forecast? >> sunshine now and clouds are pushing in and eventually there is a small chance for rain as we get into the second half of the weekend. stormtracker 6 live double scan confirms a beautiful afternoon, the temperatures that cloud cover did not stop it from throwing it way above normal. 78 degrees in philadelphia, and we topped out in the low 80s this afternoon and cooler at the shore with the northeasterly wind draining in off the ocean at 71 degrees. not as chilly tonight as last night and still pretty cool and 63 for senter city and the wins are on the breezy side at 7 to 14 miles per hour. high cloud cover in philadelphia to the edge of the lehigh valley, full sun to the northern and the leh

. >> there was an emergency landing and plane fire here at jfk airport tonight. it involved an aer lingus flight to ireland, a boeing 757 flight number 110. >> reporter: the plane took off from jfk at 7:15 tonight, flying in to the sunset as seen in these photos from one of the passengers. the plane was going to shannon, ireland. 15 minutes in to the flight we're told the pilot reported hydraulic failure, problems with the landing gear and flap. the plane returned to the airport for an emergency landing. officials report the plane came in faster than normal and that there were flames and smoke in the main landing gear compartment upon landing which were put out immediately. passengers were evacuated without incident. we have this control tower. >> we've lost our hydraulic system, one hydraulic system so we're going to have to return to we'd like you to inform kennedy, please, that we've lost please stand by. >> reporter: we spoke to one passenger just a short while ago who told us how surreal the scene was and how calm and excellent the pilot was. >> it looked li

. >>> back in this country, a scare at new york's jfk airport. an aer lingus flight made an emergency landing with hydraulic problems. the 757 came in faster than normal and brakes overheated that caused a small fire in the landing gear quickly it was quickly extinguished and there were no injuries. flight 110 bound for ireland forced to turn back after 15 minutes. >>> and there was yet another fender bender for southwest airlines. one of its jets bumped into another as both were about to be towed to gates to pick up passengers. this is at sea-tac in seattle. no one was on board the 737s at the time, not even crew, but the early morning mishap did cause some delays because the planes were taken out of service. >>> a former new york prison employee who helped two murderers escape will spend at least two years behind bars. joyce mitchell made an emotional appeal before the judge yesterday. she said that helping the two convicts was the biggest mistake of her life. >> i'm hoping you will have mercy on me, your honor. no words can explain how deeply

marc santia is live at jfk airport with pple wve just met the pope. >> jfk was a transition point. he was going to walk off the plane, hop ol his chopper and go to manhattan. but this pope did something that everyone excepted, the unexpected. he started walking down the line. there was one woman who had a doll, all of he kids love the doll of pope francis, she gave it to the pope who is smili g and beaming. listen to what she had to say. >> the doll came about from ctn, the catholic television network. they send it out to the catholic schools to take pictures with an noto pray to. and i asked me principal today with me and let the holy fathey see it. and when i held it up, the holy father lit up and took it with him. we're very proud that the academy in brooklyn, the pope ha.s our ll. >> also on that line, folks that met the pope, one woman who turned 100 years old today, chuck and sibila. i y said whatidid you ask the pope? he said, i asked the pope to pray for me. what did the pope say? he gave me rosary beads from the vatican. pope francis gave a 100-year-old woman rosary beads

. >> a security scare at jfk airport on the tarmac after the pope leaves. pontiff. juliet huddy. >> i am ben simmoneau on tuesday morning september 29th, thank you for joining us. "good day early call". >> a couple sprinkles as we head into work this morning. ben: i did not get hit with any but i saw the sidewalks, windshields, all little wet. >> you can see the committee, the dew points of come up quite a bit. they feel we are getting fired up for some rain, we need it, we are creating is behind in rain for the year but looks like we have a lot coming up for us, things of changed from what we had yesterday, 73 degrees, very warm start central park, 72 and newark, 70 in allentown, 69 in bridgeport, temperatures of warmer, dew points da ibm mainly around 65 to 70 degree range which you see more typically in the summer. you feel the humidity but temperatures are not going to be out of control summit won't be aggressive but you will feel the moisture in the air, 66 in islip in montauk, load up with moister plenty of clouds out there and showers or sprinkles that have come for brutality,

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he tried to follow a motorcade onto the tarmac at jfk airport saturday about ten hours after the pope had left for philadelphia. the man was busted while trying to follow the motor are kade of italian -- the motorcade of the italian premiere. >>> police are looking for two men who sexually assaulted a fordham university student just bronx. morning. the assault happened near fordham road on saturday night. police say the 19-year-old wand when she was grabbed. police say one man groped her while another attempted to eggs post him -- expose himself. they were scared off when people approached. students say this is a popular shortcut. >> everyone is horrified about what happened. it's really sad. >> i have been told before not to go through the alleyway at night. >> investigators are viewing surveillance video to see if cameras caught the alleged attack. >>> there is new information in the corruption case against new jersey senator robert menendez. a federal judge has dismissed four of 22 counts in the case. two of them were against menendez. the other two against florida eye doctor solom

in 20 minutes the security breach at jfk airport just as pope francis was leaving new york city. >> but first it is one of the most popular peaks for climbers. but up next who officials are banning from climbing mount everest. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:54. one of the world's most famous peaks mount everest will be off limit to certain climbers. officials in nepal said permits will no longer be given to inexperienced climbers, the elderly, and those with disabilities. those who want to climb have to prove they have scaled mountains more than 21,000 feet. the new safety measures come five months after an avalanche killed 18 people at an everest based camp. >>> an abandoned fishing line may be to blame for the death of a sea turtle. biologists say abandoned or loss fishing nets account for 10% of all marine debris. >>> a cartoon classic is celebrating christmas early this year. the u.s. postal service is issuing a set of ten charlie brown stamps. they mark the 50th anniversary of the tv special a charlie brown christmas. the stamps will be dedicated and sold at the schultz

before taking off from jfk airport, the pope stumbled a little as he climbed the stairs beginning his journey to the final stop of his visit. he was okay. we begin with bill. >> reporter: how are you? good evening from philadelphia. we are at the benjamin frankly parkway. below us the pope is passing as he is making one big sweep over this giant parkway. the crowds have been lining just standing there all day waiting for this moment. the stage is set for tonight's big concert. it is shut down for all business that is not pope related. they were expecting about a half million people. we haven't finished counting but it looks to us that they're not to what their expectation was. as for the pope of course he is not counting. he is clearly basking in all this. he handed in philadelphia this morning greeted by a band playing the theme to rocky. there is philadelphia museum of art where rocky was shot. remember that scene of him walking up the steps. he wasn't off the airport grounds long before he ordered the fiat to stop, got out, kissed a boy with cerebral palsy. then he was off to the m

behind me this section of the block is already on lockdown with security the pope will arrive at jfk airport at 5:00 this evening. when he arrives, mayor de blasio and governor cuomo will greet the pope. he'll then take a helicopter from jfk to manhattan. at 6:00 the pope will take a slow roll patrick's cathedral. at 6:35 he'll attend evening prayer at the cathedral. we expect he'll leave the cathedral and here are details where he'll be staying. east 22nd street. both john paul ii and pope benedict the 16th have stayed here at the residence. inside there's a private chapel constructed not by the church but by the devout catholic family who built the home and eventually donated it to the church. back here live now outside the townhouse as part of the security measures there are air monitoring devices on the corner. also there will be bomb sniffing dogs. snipers will be on the roof. and a bulletproof passageway will be constructed as well that will allow the pope to walk to and from his popemobile without the possibility of being shot. we know there are other residents who live on this block.