>> the air in buenos aires was heavy in anticipation on september 21st, 1953, and 16-year-old jorge bergoglioig plans. >> translator: he was going to a picnic with friends. >> listen to the moment that changed everything. the pope's nephew, jose bergoglio. >> translator: among that group of friends, there was a girl he had a crush on and he was going to declare his love to her. >> and he was passing by this church of his neighborhood and he felt the need to go to this church. >> more than just a need. in a radio interview in 2012, then cardinal bergoglio expressed wonder at the force that drew him inside. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: and he never went to the picnic. he never declared his love to that girl. that day he declared his love to god. >> his parents expected him to become a doctor. but young bergoglio saw another path to healing, one he confided to his friend, arthur crespo. >> translator: he said, "i'm going to tell you something that i haven't told anyone else. idea si've decided to dedicate to the priesthood." >> his mother stumbled upon his secret while she was cl

jorge bergoglio lived in an era of poverty from which his beloved city never recovered. >> i think that he understands the pain of the people. he really does. >> silvia worked alongside bergoglio for years at the church's television station. she recalls a stern but benevolent boss. >> he was a very open minded man. ch. >> walking among the people, incognito at times to celebrate on holy days, washing and kissing the feet of others long before he was on the world stage. but also not afraid to take a strong stand, scolding people and the government about social ills like drugs and prostitution, or legalizing same-sex marriage. and as a jesuit comes with the belief they should heal the wounded, not merely preaching rigid doctrine from a poll pretty. it's a message and style that resonates, powerful enough to bring tourists from around the globe to the pope's native city to see for themselves where he worked and worshipped. >> i think it's very symbolic that it represents how an average man and his extraordinary ability can bring forward a message for the rest of the world that it's time to

the air in buenos aires was heavy with anticipation on september 21st, 1953, and 16-year-old jorge bergoglio. >> translator: he was going to a picnic with friends. >> listen to the moment that changed everything. the pope's nephew, jose bergoglio. >> translator: among that group of friends there was a girl he had a crush on and he was going to declare his love to her. >> and he was passing by this -- this church of his neighborhood, and he felt the need to go to this church. >> more than just a need. in a radio interview in 2012, then-cardinal bergoglio expressed wonder at the force that drew him inside. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: and he never went to the picnic. he never declared his love to that girl. that day he declared his love to god. >> his parents expected him to become a doctor, but young bergoglio saw another path to healing. one he confided to his friend, oscar crespo. >> translator: he said, "i'm going to tell you something that i haven't told anyone else. i've decided to dedicate myself to the priesthood." >> his mother stumbled onto his secret while she was cl

the air in buenos aires was heavy with anticipation on september 21st, 1951, and 16-year-old jorge bergoglioig plans. >> translator: he was going to a picnic with friends. >> listen to the moment that changed everything. the pope's nephew, jose bergoglio. >> translator: among that group of friends there was a girl he had a crush on and he was going to declare his love to her. >> and he was passing by this -- this church of his neighborhood, and he felt the need to go to this church. >> more than just a need. in a radio interview in 2012, then-cardinal bergoglio expressed wonder at the force that drew him inside. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: and he never went to the picnic. he never declared his love to that girl. that day he declared his love to god. >> his parents expected him to become a doctor, but young bergoglio saw another path to healing was one he confided to his friend, austin crespo. >> translator: he said, i'm going it tell you something ihaven't told anyone else, i've decided to dedicate myself to the priesthood. >> his mother stumbled on to his secret while she w

[arengas del pÚblico] >> estamos en la capilla del club atlÉtico san lorenzo de almagro, jorge bergogliocional al club san lorenzo almagro, este hombre. el san lorenzo, si bien es un club de los cinco grandes, un integrante de los cinco grandes, pero nunca fue tan querido, tan... conocido en el mundo, como es ahora. para nosotros fue una revoluciÓn todo esto, monseÑor bergoglio siempre tuvo relaciÓn con el club desde que era chico, de niÑo y en su juventud ya venÍa al club. era socio y pagaba su cuota, ¿no? porque Él no permitÍa que se... no. ahora se hizo socio honorario, a partir de que es papa francisco. [gritos y exclamaciones] [arengas del pÚblico] narrador: y fue en ese mismo barrio de su infancia donde encontrÓ su vocacion, en la iglesia flores. >> este es el templo, la iglesia del papa francisco, cuando era jorge todavÍa, cuando era chico, con su familia venÍa los domingos a misa. acÁ descubre su vocaciÓn, un dÍa de la primavera, antes de irse a divertir con sus amigos... entÓo en el templo, escuchÓ una misa; le pidiÓ al sacerdote, que estaba celebrando, que lo confiese y despuÉs

cesar/ms ---despus de ser ingeniero quimico, jorge bergoglio ingresa a un seminario para quimico, jorge un seminario para seguir el llamado de dios... ---en la siguiente capsula informativa "luisa marquez" nos cuenta los pasos como religioso del ahora papa francisco --- take pkg ;01 ---camino al vaticano--- un 13 de diciembre de 1969, solo a cuatro dias de cumplir 33 anos de edad, se ordeno como sacerdote jesuita jorge mario bergoglio. desde toc ha tenido una larga carrera dentro de la orden con devocion y entrega hacia los ms necesitados. enseno teologia como maestro, a seminaristas en san miguel en argentina. al terminar su tesis doctoral en alemania, se desempeno como confesor y director espiritual en cordoba. fue nombrado obispo titular de auaca y auxiliar de buenos aires el 20 de mayo de 1992. cuando oficiaba misas en argentina, andaba en autobus de manera normal, algo que no pudo seguir haciendo a partir del 13 de marzo de 2012 cuando se convirtio en el sumo pontifice 266. desde entonces ha demostrado ser un papa humilde, capaz de hablar de cualquier tema y enemigo declarado de lo

jorge: la bandera argentina, carlos hÁblanos un poco del paso de jorge bergoglio, le toca muy joven aue estÁn interesadas en un tema, y recogieron opiniones. marÍa: diferentes reacciones de cÓmo reaccionó Él. no Únicamente religiosos sino de personas cercanas, que habÍan desaparecido en la guerra sucia. algunos dicen que quizÁs los defendiÓ pero no fue suficientemente fuerte para utilizar su voz. carlos: el marco general es de una dictadura feroz. la dictadura militar argentina es de las peores que han existido en el siglo xx. de manera que negociar y proteger era difÍcil. y en algunos casos se han hecho acusaciones de que no fue lo suficientemente decidido para proteger a uno u otro sacerdote o personas cercanas a Él. estas acusaciones no parecen haber prosperado, o haber producido pruebas. jorge: precisamente habla del caso de los sacerdotes jesuitas que deja la compaÑÍa por su trabajo, y que de los cuales de acuerdo, hace un gran esfuerzo para tratar de encontrarlos y despuÉs liberarlos. ante lo cual parece ser que el papa, jorge bergoglio acaba concluyendo de que es necesario leer

nuestra cobertura especial sobre la visita papal, conozca como fue la juventud de jorge mario bergoglio, que a la postre se convertiria en el pa francisco... blanca ---durante el arribo del papa francisco a washington, miles de personas ya lo

the air in buenos aires was heavy with anticipation on september 21st, 1951, and 16-year-old jorge bergoglioig plans. >> translator: he was going to a picnic with friends. >> listen to the moment that changed everything. the pope's nephew, jose bergoglio. >> translator: among that group of friends there was a girl he had a crush on and he was going to declare his love to her. >> and he was passing by this -- this church of his neighborhood, and he felt the need to go to this church. >> more than just a need. in a radio interview in 2012, then-cardinal bergoglio expressed wonder at the force that drew him inside. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: and he never went to the picnic. he never declared his love to that girl. that day he declared his love to god. >> his parents expected him to become a doctor, but young bergoglio saw another path to healing was one he confided to his friend, oscar crespo. >> translator: he said, "i'm going to tell you something i haven't told anyone else. i've decided to dedicate myself to the priesthood." >> his mother stumbled on to his secret while she

lorena ---y preste mucha atencin, despus de ser ingeniero quimico, jorge bergoglio ingresa a un seminarioa informativa "luisa marquez" nos cuenta los pasos como religioso del ahora papa francisco --- take pkg ;01 ---camino al vaticano--- un 13 de diciembre de 19, solo a cr 33 anos de edad, se ordeno como sacerdote jesuita jorge mario bergoglio. desde entoces ha tenido una larga carrera dentro de la orden con devocion y entrega hacia los ms necesitados. enseno teologia como maestro, a seministas en s argentina. al terminar su tesis doctoral en alemania, se desempeno como confesor y direcn cordoba. fue nombrado obispo titular de auaca y auxiliar de buenos aires el 20 de mayo de 1992. cuando oficiaba misas en argentina, andaba en autobus de manera normal, algo que no pudo seguir haciendo a partir del 13 de marzo de 2012 cuando se convirtio en el sumo pontifice 266. desde entonces ha demostrado ser un papa humilde, capaz de hablar de cualquier tema y enemigo declarado de los lujos del vaticano. es un hombre que dia a dia trata de poner en alto el ejemplo de dios con sus actos de humildad y se

jorge: un dÍa como hoy hace 62 aÑos jorge bergoglio tomÓ la decisiÓn de ser sacerdote.ollins. marÍa antonieta: muy buenas tardes, a un lluvioso santiago pero con una fe y algarabÍa por el papa francisco presionante. la llegada de este papa inaugura otra nueva era. es un papa que tiene la llegada rÁpida al aeropuerto. se fue al cobre al santuario de cobre en donde va a encontrar. no va a hacer la misa, la misa es maÑana. no es una misa campal porque la misa campal precisamente fue el dÍa de hoy en holguÍn. estuvo lleno ahÍ en la plaza saliÓ un lugar en donde un comunicado que estuvo presente raÚl castro. pero hubo una familia muy especial donde muchos estuvieron en una frase que ha causado mucho impacto. papa francisco: sus con ciudadanos no son aquellos a los que se vive, se usa, se abusa. la mirada de jesÚs genera una actividad misionera de servicio, de entrega. sus conciudadanos son aquellos a quien Él sirve. crees que es posible que un traidor se vuelve un amigo? marÍa antonieta: he ahí, saliÓ a donde montó con sacerdotes y obispos y luego, estuvo con una siesta de 3

esto fue realizado por un orfebre argentino que mantiene amistad con jorge bergoglio.cosas materiales. >> el cÁliz fue preparada con varios elementos. ha adriÁn: son detalles que yo se que Él valora. son detalles que yo aprendÍ de acompaÑarlo en tantos aÑos y estÁ puesto con un sentido muy especial. cuando se hace la consagraciÓn en la misa el cÁliz se sostiene con las dos manos y se eleva. la intenciÓn es que el pueblo americano se sienta abrasado por las manos del papa y ademÁs que se sienta que el rezar por ellos. >> el artista que conociÓ al papa por mÁs de 12 aÑos indicÓ que el material sobrante lo venderÁn para destinarlo a acciones benÉficas. >> en nueva york, univisiÓn. satcha: que buen honor. vamos a continuar contigo en la casita ana. ana: gracias satcha. amigas, si este verano se pasaron en la playa tomando sol. ojo con el cabello si se les resecÓ. le tenemos los mejores consejos. venga mi rafe. viene caminando con esos zapatos. bien a la moda. rafa: hoy estÁ el papa bendiciendo mi ciudad. bendiciones para los hollineros. ana: me encanta. y nos traes consejo

. >> el sacerdote ecuatoriano hernÁn paredes conoce a jorge bergoglio desde que lo acogiÓ como seminaristaestado pÚblicamente, Él no habla el inglÉs. >> a los que no les precupa el idioma es a este grupo de inmigrantes que sueÑan con el encuentro que tendrÁn el viernes en la iglesia nuestra seÑora reina de los angeles en el barrio hispano harlem. >> creo que el espÍritu santo a travÉs del papa por actuarÁ sobre los lÍderes para que haya cambios espirituales y chateriales. >> quieren que francisco ilumine los corazones de los polÍticos para que se apruebe una reforma migratoria. en menos de 24 horas, el primer papa vendrÁ a la capital del mundo y aseguran que todo estÁ listo para recibirlo. en la ciudad de nueva york, lorurdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. jorge: y maÑana, por supuesto, el papa francisco hablarÁ aquÍ a nuestras espaldas, en el congreso y despuÉs nos vamos todos a nueva york. marÍa: exactamente. sigan muy de cerca nuestra cobertura esta noche y maÑana en vivo tambiÉn desde aquÍ para tener las palabras de este histÓrico discurso del papa ante el congreso de los estados unidos. jorge: g

father beck, at the conclave, you made the point of saying that jorge bergoglio brought traditional pastoringeople need the most. what did you see about that tonight? >> he did it again at the vatican and he told them that they had to not be a referential church. they turned and elected him. obviously they saw the spirit working in what he was saying when he gets loose again like tonight, the spirit works in him and once again i think that they should just let him loose a little more. maybe they are afraid of what he says sometimes but what he always says is of god and of the spirit. >> you're much older than i am but do you remember any other pope who has been this openly charismatic in delivery? pope john paul, i was alive for that. he was charismatic but not like this. >> i was born, you weren't. john xxiii had that warmth and smile. people wanted to touch him when he went out. john xxiii would have been the last one with this kind of personality. >> we've been hearing so much about the tone of this pope being so much and depending on who was dissecting his words, you may say he's changing

fue bautizado mo jorge rio bergoglio.ciudad que lo vio crecer y donde inici sus estudios. el liderazgo ya lo perseguia desde nino ya que fue el mayor de cinco hermanos. de joven trabajo limpiando el suelo de una floristeria, pero parece que proteger y cuidar al projimo ya estaba escrito en su camino, porque tambien fue empleado como portero de una discoteca. aunque usted no lo crea la vocacion inicial del papa francisco no fue exactamente oficiar una misa sino como ingeniero quimico... carrera en la cual se diplomo. pero entre las cuatro paredes de un laboratorio se interpuso el llamado de dios, y a sus 21 anos ingreso a un seminario. sin pensar, que algun dia se convertira en el sucesor del lder principal de la religion catolica. tovo blanca ---falta menos de un dia para que el papa francise suelo estadounidense por primera vez y aqui en noticiero telemundo 48, a traves de todas nuestras ediciones tendremos la mas completa cobertura.. take vo cesar ---un accidente tiene consecuencias fatales para un motociclista tras un

recuerden que aquÍ en telemundo tendremos una cobertura completa de la visita del papa francisco jorge mario bergoglioituto cualquiera. >>un dancer... yo soy una persona profesional. me ofenden esas palabras de stripper. [♪ ♪ ] >>le empieza a poner billetes de cien dÓlares en el calzon; practicÁndole el sexo oral. >>¡quÉ hacemos! soy un hombre y... >>¡ja, ja! Él dice que es un hombre. >>yo abusÉ de el. soy la succionadora. [♪ ♪ ] >>mi papÁ era militar, habÍa matado a mÁs de 73 personas. se derramÓ gasolina y se incendiÓ. este hombre llegÓ a pelear por la casa y por la custodia de mi hermano, cuando Él no conoce ni a mi hermano.

"nats de opera/transition " jorge mario bergoglio no pudo seguir practindol tango y nprece por sus hbitoss le extirparon un pulmon, y aunque tiene capacidad respiratoria limitada, esto no afecto su calidad de vida. entre sus labores como obispo de roma, aprovecha cada aliento y suspiro. y su aficion por el tango, el futbol, la opera, y los libros permanecen en su corazon. y si, al papa francisco falta sobra amor por el mundo y el arte.. take vo cesar ----le contaremos sobre una nuevaey que imne para el uso de los asientos infantiles cuando los menores viajan en automovi.. take vo blanca ---la casa blanca anuncia un plan queotorg educacion de los latinos en este pais... gabriela live cesar ---residentes de un vecindario en los padres de un niÑo con autismo argumentando e no tienen suficiente control sobre el menor. take vo ----en una audiencia en la corte de san jose...losdemanz que el niÑo de 11 aÑos patea, golpea y muerde constantemente a sus hijos sin que los padres del menor intervean. ---el magistrado orden a las partes involucradas iniciar un programa de mediacin con expertos que les

you know who said that jorge bergoglio. he said it as soon as he became pope.d for accountability about what happened in hiding priests and not being open by the offenses with what the pope said about rewarding the bishops for their courage. what did you make of that? >> i think he wants to acknowledge that the church has come a long, long way from where we were in 2002. obviously the church is not perfect. and it has more work to do. i think we always have to begin with the fundamental disposition has to be we're sorry. we failed. and the pope is not afraid of apologizing. and he really wants to see all children and vulnerable adults protected. he wants people to know the church is a safe place. so he has to give the bishops both encouragement and also the direction to be transparent, to be honest, to cooperate with law enforcement. and really to have faith that those who assist the church in doing justice and acting wisely will be the best step forward. >> delia gallagher, to you on that point of the messages that will be left by this pope, we are also expect

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. >> pelley: as a young man, jorge bergoglio was a bouncer at a nightclub, ejecting undesirables. 60, he's still minding the door. but now, as pope francis, he has thrown the catholic church open to all, especially the dispossessed, the disbelieving, the wayward, and the wicked. recently, he announced a welcoming path back to the church for those who've been through divorce and abortion. and he's declared 2016, "the year of mercy." what can we expect when the pope comes to visit? well, we got a preview at a spectacle that's held every wednesday in rome called the general audience. this month, the vatican invited us to have a word with pope francis, and witness the moving experience coming this week to the united states. at first light, wednesdays, st. peter's square prepares for the man that no one saw coming. the first pope from the new world, who had pulled in behind the first papal resignation in 600 years, grabbed his hat, this past week, and went back to work before a crowd of 30,000 or more-- his 103rd general audience. so far, 15 million have met francis in rome. but don't ask

take pkg 0:01 0:11 jorge mario bergoglio, nacio en buenos aire de diciembre de 1936 a las 9 de la nochen ascendente en cancer.... carlos motta, astrologo "el es capaz de sacarse el pan de su boca por darselo a otro" el astrologo carlos motta, le hizo la carta astral al papa sumo pontifice tiene una la luna en acuario por lo que es un hombre de mente abierta.... carlos motta, astrologo (amplitud de mente) "es una lun que genera en una persona la amplitud de mente, de vision(no iguales) "lo lleva a entender a la humanidad y aceptar e no todos somos iguales" el santo padre tiene un balance casi perfecto, de los elementos fuego, tiea, aire agua....con un porcentange de ego muy bajo, de tan solo el 6 por ciento... "a el no le interesa ela el lei" segun motta, por no preocuparse por el mismo...el papa podria enfermarse y hasta verse obligado a retirarse... "2016, pero especialmente el 2017 puede ser una temporada deo muy drastica en la vida de nuestro papa...el pde enfermarse...porque... porque no se preocupa por el" motta tambien asegura, el papa tiene la rueda de la fortuna en su carta astr

el congreso que son catÓlicos pero no necesariamente estÁn de acuerdo con el papa francisco jorge mario bergoglioe quienes tienen el poder de aprobar la reforma migratoria. >> al regresar en noticiero telemundo al mismo tiempo que expulsa a colombianos venezolana le abre la puerta a miles de sirios, despiden a una reportera por lo que fue captada haciendo en medio del drama de los en medio del drama de los refugiados en europa. manupero hoy decidióudad deseguir adelante e ir" por nuevas experiencias. durante el viaje disfruta de la ciudad del buceo. luego pasa por la ciudad de los tatuajes y la disfruta desde su auto. pero decide seguir adelante hacia la ciudad donde el cielo, es literalmente el límite. encuentra tu proxima parada. el camry. toyota. vayamos juntos. hay un hombre que selecciona solo los mejores ingredientes para su equipo. y hay una estrategia enfocada en ganar... ganar tu paladar. detrás de una gran pizza... hay un gran coach... eh digo... un gran pizzero. y para arrancar la temporada de la nfl te deja elegir 2 toppings en cualquier pizza grande por solo $10. llévate un double ch

. >> o'donnell: cardinal o'malley and then-cardinal jorge bergoglio of buenos aires became fast friends when the boston archbishop visited argentina on church business in 2010. if you want to understand pope francis, you'd do well to look at cardinal o'malley. you knew him before. i mean, did you know that he >> o'malley: i knew that he would be different. i am delighted that he is beyond my expectations. >> o'donnell: both share the same outlook-- open, non- judgmental, given to simple living, and not afraid to consider change. one change is the pope's recognition that child abuse is a church-wide problem that can no longer be ignored or covered up by bishops. o'malley has more experience than any bishop in the church child abuse. and pope francis turned to him to lead a new child protection commission for the entire church. >> o'malley: well, it's something that i brought to the commission of cardinals, and we've talked about it. and the cardinals were very, very supportive. and the holy father, he's a great listener. >> o'donnell: has the vatican resisted it in the past? >> o'malley:

. >> reporter: young priest known as jorge mario bergoglio ministered to his flock in the slums of bungentina. ultimately named archbishop later cardinal. but says papal chronic rocco palmo the shepherd never lost the smell of his sheep. >> he would get on a bus and go down to the slums. there was no finery, everybody new him as padre. >> reporter: in february of 2013, pope benedict xvi shock the world by announcin announcis resignation. >> it's very startling. >> i'm as shockstalled as all of you. >> unprecedented move that left the college of cardinals scrambling to name a successor. bergoglio now 76 years old was preparing for retirement had his apartment all picked out. >> it will be interesting. >> father daniel joyce with the office of admission at st. joseph's university. >> he was his last act as a bishop. he submitted his resignation. he pack very little. he didn't even bring his new shoes, and he had planned on going back and fading into owe live i don't know, you know, am him in the as retired archbishop and cardinal. >> reporter: but faith and his fellow cardinals had a dif

cesar ---hay muchas personas que saben poco del papa francisco, cuyo nombre es jorge mario bergoglio,cido en argentina.. .. blanca ---en la siguiente capsula informativa, "luisa marquez" nos relata los primeros pasos de francisco, y como decidio cambiar de profesion para hacerse religioso. take pkg ;01 1de qumico al llamado religioso ---nats--- "anuncio gabis.habemus papa" ---track--- no es italiano ni siquiera europeo, el papa francisco nacio en argentina de padres italianos un 17 de deciembre de 1936. fue bautizado comjorgeario bergoglio. sus primeros pasos inici sus estudios. eliudad que liderazgo ya lo perseguia desde nino ya que fue el mayor de cinco hermanos. de joven trabajo floristeria, pero e una parece que proteger y cuidar al projimo ya estaba escrito en su camino, porque tambien fue empleado como portero de una discoteca. aunque usted no lo crea la vocacion inicial del papa francisco no fue exactamente oficiar una misa sino como ingeniero quimico... carrera en la cual se diplomo. pero entre las cuatro paredes de un laboratorio se interpuso el llamado de dios, y a sus 21 an

again, i began to say it was here and i think i was the one to announce that it was jorge bergoglio to become our holy father here at nbc 10. >> i thought it was interesting making observation he was making his way up the steps that he stumbled a couple times. he is 78 years old. nobody rushed to his aid. i don't know if that's from him, i want to do this on my own. looks like he was using the bag to balance himself. he gathered and made it back up there. you know, he's 78 yet people half his age, dragging them along. >> thinking about the grueling schedule. he is 78 and he is keeping a schedule most of us would have a hard time doing over these last few days. people at the vatican say it's because he stays strict with his sleep, with his nap, with his prayer, with his meditation. that's what they credit it. what he credits with being able to do all this. >> he is the first pope from the americas, what kind of breakthrough is this for ahead in the future. it sets a precedent but -- >> sure. >> any thoughts? >> i think one of the things even i was in the city yesterday at the world meet

this is a pope you'll remember as jorge bergoglio who took the bus, rode with others on the subway ands. that has very much informed how he's acted in the vatican, delia gallagher. >> absolutely. from the first choice of where to live, how to dress, what to say to his own priests and bishops about how they live, what cars they drive, and what shoes they wear, and what's interesting is in many of the comments that i've heard from self-reflective and they say, oh, well maybe i shouldn't, you know, be buying these expensive shoes if pope francis is here. there is a sense that they are thinking and reflecting on his example. not falling prey to consumerism. >> i have heard from more than one conservative catholic that they're not so sure about this humble thing that's going on. they want the pope to be the pope. you know, they want him to wear the fancy -- because he's our authority figure and they want to see him as such. >> as delia was saying, this is who he is. as a jesuit he took a vow of poverty as we all do. this is part of who he is. i think if they saw jesus, he wouldn't have been

pope francis was born jorge mario bergoglio, from argentina, the first latin american pope. francis is a member of the society of jesuits and entered the jesuit -- in march of 1958. he did not become a priest until his ordination years later. he was elected pope on march 13th, 2013, succeeding pommxiii benedict xvi. he adopted the name francis becoming the first pope ever to use that name. >>> the pope's visit is generating a lot of excitement, even among noncatholics. some leaders of other christian churches believe it is because of the pope's personality. we spoke with one paster in herndon who said he generates positive discussion about important issues. tom berlin says the pope's message often transcends religious boundaries. >> he tends to leave people with a sense of grace and love and joy. and in so doing, he opens a space for all of us in the conversation that we're attempting to have. >> pope francis is also seen as a reformer to both catholics and those of other faiths. he has attempted to bridge the modern world with traditional catholic teachings. you can count o

it was the place where jorge mario bergoglio got his start where he humbly minute stead to the poor. now pope francis is on a global stage, and he's ministering to the world. 926 days ago the smoke bill owed while, a simple man, wearing a silver cross, and a white cast ac and cape, asking that the thousands in saint peters square pray for him. his name would be francis, placing him at the crossroads after catholic church on shifting sands. but a church that he believes can heal and be healed. farther fed rica buena worked with francis in argentina he's come to philadelphia to see him. >> when he talks to you, you feel like you are the only person in the world essay tending to. maybe five minute, but that's the charisma, that's the talent he has, very human, you know? >> charisma and humility. we know the stories every francis choose to go live in simpler quarters, driving in simple cars, and caring his own bag. but the reasons are rooted in the edges of society, what he calls the peripheries, the poor, the disable, the children, the elderly. father fred reijo met bergoglio while work

coming up, we talk to father james martin, who, like >> his real name -- jorge mario bergoglio, and he has never been to the united states. it was, those who know him say, a conscious decision. at least in part, the u.s. is part of the problem by much of the third world, and cardinal bergoglio strongly identifies with the problems of the third world -- hunger and poverty, unemployment, and high mortality rates. but he is coming here now, no longer known as bergoglio. instead he is pope francis. he arrives on tuesday for a five-day trip. he starts in washington with visits to the white house and congress, then comes to new york thursday afternoon, leaves on saturday morning. the final stop -- philadelphia. on sunday night. so, what's the message the so-called people's pope will deliver? joining us this morning, father james martin, a jesuit priest and author now of "the abbey" -- it's a novel. he's also editor-at-large for america magazine. before we get to the pope, "the abbey," a novel. does the brief synopsis -- "author! author!"? >> yeah, sure. it's my first novel. it's the story of

. >> i wonder if the college of cardinals had any idea when they elected jorge bergoglio that this isaged and elected an ambassador of the church that would have this effect on the catholic church and the world. my hunch is they didn't know what they were getting into and now most of them must be grateful with the choice they made. it's an interesting contrast to me to see the secret service and other personnel looking so alert and looking in every direction and following the protocol and they know and are trained to do and the pope in the popemobile completely relaxed gazing from side to side and trying to make eye can't with members of flock and the security people are as diligent as they are, he can appear to be as relaxed as he does. two more babies blessed by the pope. and another. can you imagine the parents of these babies tell them at some point in their lives you were kissed by the pope. they will look at their parents and say, are you kidding. no, no kidding. ♪ ♪ >> there has been so much talk about the stamina of this 78-year-old man and how he endures these incredible long

>>jorge mario bergoglio >> reporter:do you know where he's from originally? >>i think south america, but i don't know where. >>i think it was in south america >>south america >>argentina. yes! >> reporter:do you know what job he had before he was even a priest? >>i don't. >>no >>oh, i did hear that >>yeah, i have no clue he cleaned a hosiery factory >> reporter:how many languages do you think the pope would know? >>i'd say three to four. i would guest maybe five. >> probably somewhere in there. is it right? >> >>probably four >>three >>at least ten. >> reporter:he says five. you may know something i don't. i don't. i'm buddhist. >> grant:san jose has a real problem with recycling.that's according to the city's trash collector. >> grant:california waste solutions says that nearly 40-percent of what families throw in the blue bin is food waste or other stuff that doesn't belong. >> grant:that's compared to oakland.which has just a 6- percent contamination rate. not only that.but a city audit found that recycling rates in the bay area's largest city are dropping

here's a beautiful thing about this manning jorge bergoglio, and pope francis. you get a chance to see his reaction, he is laughing. we can only imagine what he was thinking to himself. maybe the real holy father has been telling his holy father, it's been too easy for you thus far. don't forget, these are tough trips. so he made it into the plane. he's now get something rest. he's going to have a quick trip to philadelphia. boy are they waiting for him. this place is turning out perhaps like never before. there's a lot of security. there's a lot of anticipation. cnn international corporate miguel marquez is live at independence hall. the pope is going to be there. what do we know? >> reporter: the cradle of democracy he will come to today. washington was big politics, new york was big city. this is going to be big, big crowds. they're already gathering here. you guys excited? people holding up sign, harmony, many of the themes the pope has been talking about here. in the next couple days there will be millions to see him. >> the lord will be with you. >> report

. >> jorge mario bergoglio. >> that would be disrespectful.n't do that. >> all right, let's talk about politics back here in the united states real quickly before we go to the pope or his official, well -- oh, we have to go to break. 9:48. i'm going to go lie down. more kids are suffering from asthma and we still have no limits on carbon pollution which can lead to more asthma attacks in children but senator toomey has voted repeatedly to let polluters keep releasing unlimited carbon pollution into the air. and took more than one million dollars from the polluters. tell senator toomey to vote for the clean power plan, because unlimited pollution shouldn't be a right. but playing outside should be. >> general secretary speaking, i would imagine, he will be the one to introduce pope francis in probably 15, 20 minute or so. so we have time to squeeze in another, maybe, little pop culture story here. actress lena dunham, hillary clinton, the two of them got very personal. >> yes, she got to interview hillary clinton. >> so, hillary clinton says sh

no le teme al peligro, y aunque se le brinda extrema seguridad en cada viaje, jorge mario bergoglio.eblo.prefiere andar en un vehculo no blindado. abierto. para as poder acercarse al corazon de todos. graciasj cesar ---el papa continua en nueva york... y paseo en un convertible blanco... y muchos el saludo... pero el nreeso take vo ---y la razon es... por que se trataba de una figura de cera que era transportada al museo "maddame tussaud"... ---muchos transeuntes llamaron a la policia para advertir que el papa viajaba solo y sin medidas de seguridad... ---la policia se aseguro que verdaderamente se trataba solo de una figura. nat sound --- wait for cue blanca ---continua su jornada historica por estados unidos... ---continua su jornada historica por estados unidos... hoy el sumo pontifice llevsu mense pacifista ante los miembros de las naciones unidas... topvo cesar ---la cruz roja lanza un recordatorio a los indocumentados que resultanron damnificados por el devastador incendio valley en el norte de la bahia... ---la informacion, mas adelante... zoom in camera cesar --- muy buenas t

when jorge mario bergoglio was in buenos aires, he would go into the columns and say mass for people there. both have demonstrated this commitment to work on those marginalized by society. that's one reason they've turned out to be good friends to each other. >> when you look at the pomp and grand i don't say city of this welcoming ceremony for the pope and now the solemnity of the moment as things get quiet there at this live shot we're seeing of the white house. what does that say to you about how this nation views the pope and the respect for him, the reference? >> americans have respect, i think for most of the popes, certainly benedict xvi received such a visit when he came to the united states. pope francis has talked about what he calls the joy of the gospel, the title of his first major public writing. i think he wants people to be happy. i think he wants people to find joy in life, whether poor, rich, one of the things that he talks about that was part of his jesuit training is what he calls indifference. what he means by that is not not caring, but not being wrapped up in t

now the pope before he was pope francis was jorge bergoglio and i learned from 60 minutes last night his first job a bouncer in a nightclub, evicting some bad people. it is appropriate p pa was acting like a bouncer last night evicting cars and throwing them out of the nightclub that is the streets of the center city because they said they would tow them sunday night in a week in advance of the pope's weekend and they were not bluffing. so they have towed dozens of the cars away and they are still towing now. we have seen lots of tow trucks, they go in groups and the good thing is they have towed everybody that needed to be towed because a lot of the tow trucks are empty but they are looking for the next group of victims but a lot of people got plaquard and they are allowed to remain on the streets here until the following thursday, but, here's what brad sat tin found out when he talked to people with the cars on the street and they had no idea they shouldn't be on the street. >> would i think if other people are coming from the outside and they will go eat at the restaurants, they a

francis of assisi his name is, jorge bergoglio. >> throughout his life he has been worried about the i remember st. francis assisi, in the 13th century was a machining but his mom and dad were really wealthy. >> he cast that aside and devoted himself to the life of poverty and poor. he had a love of nature. a a lot of these factors, these are pictures of st. francis of assist which his animals around him. and standing next to the tree. >> that is the environmental pope if you will. >> he always had, the statue i have at home, there is a bird of his hand, st. francis of assisi. we cannot see the pope. he is inside a room with the secretary general of the u.n. this is what a lot of people are asking us. where can we see pope francis if we don't have have a ticket. we are thinking if he is on the way to the seminary to see you, that might be a good spot to catch him. >> standing along the road. >> they have a pedestrian fence up along wynnewood road and concrete bunkers on city line avenue. they are only 4-foot. >> okay. >> so, you can see him. >> so, jen has been driving around in our

cerca de su gente, creo que le llega un poquito la nostalgia, no de papa francisco, pero sÍ de jorge mario bergogliotarÁ adelantado, lo invitamos a que nos manden mensajes, si tiene algÚn comentario sobre el papa, algunas anÉcdotas, algunas cosas que lo hayan impactado de la gira papal, lo pueden hacer a travÉs de uni noticias, univisiÓn, twitter, facebook, univisiÓn, el hashtag es #papafranciscoeeuu, o sea, en estados unidos, ya nos han llegado algunos comentarios. que el fiat 500 seguramente fue trasladado a travÉs de un aviÓn de los marines, gracias, nos estÁn dando informaciÓn valiosa. jorge: y la idea de realizar el fiat fue muy buena, que la iglesia catÓlica la tome en consideraciÓn, porque es una de las cosas mÁs famosas de la llegada del papa en estados unidos. marÍa elena: demuestra su humildad, a pesar de que las personas dicen que es seguro es muy caro porque es un fiat blindado, pero es un carro pequeÑo, y la imagen de ese carro pequeÑo en una caravana, en medio de gigantescas limosinas y camionetas muestran lo que representa ese papa, lo que Él quiere reflejar, que es humildad, es algui