secret service joseph clancey. nutter has a meeting scheduled with both of those men. nbc 10 exexclusively with joseph clancey, he says a lone wolf or group attack is his biggest concern. >> making sure that we have enough person nell, we reached out to assure that we have enough personnel and enough at the venues. >> reporter: we learned that police will soon start sealing off manhole covers along the parkway and also near the independence mall area they will remove trash cans. coming up, you may already notice some trafficking hiccups. we'll tell you what you can expect and what areas to avoid in about 25 minutes. reporting live, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> an intentional inferno, investigators say this fire that caused $1 million in damage is a case of arson. investigators do have a big clue, this surveillance photo take a look at this. atf agents say this is a person of interest seen leaving the area before the fire erupted tuesday morning. there is now a $5,000 reward for information. you remember dozens of people were forced out of their homes and are still o

secret service joseph clancey. nbc 10 spoke exclusively with joseph clancey ahead of today's security meeting. he is a delaware county native and says a lone wolf or group attack is his biggest concern. >> making sure we have enough personnel, we've reached out to our partners to ensure we have enough personnel to the screening facilities. >> reporter: in the coming days, police tell us expect to see officers sealing manhole covers and removing trash cans from the parkway as well as the independence hall area. reporting from center city, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> with millions of people coming to philadelphia, they're going to get hungry. now there's a new wawa that opened up this morning. the new store is at broad and walnut streets right in the heart of center city. nbc 10's monique brach on the was there. monique, it included local leaders, members of the philadelphia orchestra and eagles cheerleaders, right? >> reporter: a little bit of everybody was here, vai. the mayor was here along with members of the c

. >> joseph clancey, the head of the secret service said this operation, this security operation is in place today and while the pope is in this country the secret service takes the lead in this. they'll be aided by many other law enforcement agencies as well. let's look at the vehicle he will be traveling in. this new popemobile. this has been retrofitted just for this trip. it's likely, george, people will be throwing gifts at this vehicle as it passes by their location and you know of course he uses a ford focus in rome. >> this trip is a challenge for vatican security people. the vatican security remembers may 13, 1981 when pope francis was shot he had just handed a small child back to his mother. so there's nervousness to that free wheeling papacy. but both of those men insisted upon it. that's part of the risk of the job. >> you talked earlier, george, you said he seems to be so open, so willing to reach out and touch people and you said that's nothing something that's just come about in the two and a half years of his papacy, it's been part of the vatican and popes for the last

you may be able to see in the foreground ahead of the united states secret service, joseph clancey is here with his top agents on the scene. we are here with the motorcade staged waiting to take the holy father on a lunch break after a very busy morning. he'll return to the apostolic nunciature, which is like the vatican's embassy in washington. you can see the vehicles, including the fiat, which is right in front of that green door. so we'll be watching. now, i was here over the weekend, craig, doing a little advance work of my own and noticed they were polishing the pews inside, adding the flowers, doing any of the things they would do if the pope was coming over. and this is the mother church of the archdiocese and this has been a real opportunity for bishops around the world to share prayer and also talk about their role as pastors in their communities. different than some of the other events. this is more religious in tone, perhaps, than certainly his address to congress tomorrow. we are looking forward to covering that as well. so this is kind of the washington chance to host th