lidia curanaj ways into the debate. reporter: growing up in 2015 so many things have changed including social media that is know everything. and social etiquette, not so much. >> we think it's disrespectful to call an elder by theisrespectful to call an elder by their first name. what is it okay for children to call all adults by their first name? that depends on whom you ask. >> there was no question the proper way to address an authority 50 years ago. reporter: how do you feel when they call you by your first name? >> well, i kind of like it in the way. times change. >> if it's a teacher, i call them by their last name, but other people, i do not? most say that they have noticed more and more children calling adults by their first names but they think that it has less to do with formality and more to do with vanity. >> at some not so much about the kids but the adults, wanting to be a kid themselves, feeling younger, looking younger. reporter: this man is an etiquette expert who says that children should learn to use

fox 5's lidia curanaj tells us why social media is crucial to this crackdown. reporter: the united states is not doing enough to prevent americans from joining isis. that is the dire warning a report put out betas k force the u.s. committee on homeland security that was releaseed the sam day president obama met with more than 100 special u.n. summit on isis. >> terrorists anti-rants throughout history, isis will loose because it has nothing to offer but suffering and death. reporter: the committee reviewed 58 case of americans who joined since 2011. of those 58 inspiring fighters. 15 were finalled as min society anns. california and new york ranked second. international security expert. >> well, i is just a cocommunity that has strong connections and strong affiliations and just as new york and california do, and then, you will go back to new york, michigan and some some other states. the report claims more than 250 americans have joined or tried to join terror groups. the report says dozens have made it back to u.s. soil. >> the threat is gettingors, not bette

lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. christina: here to talk about the cool apps is seth porgiss. let's talk about these apps. it's not just for students. everyone can use them to make their lives easier. >> absolutely. the best apps for students is they're the best for everybody, whether you're in an office or going about your life. the same tools come in handy. christina: everyone needs to make their lives easier and more accessible. >> and remember things and break things down and organize >> reporter: help us. i love this. paper by 53. >> yes. christina: it comes with a stylus if you'd like. this is cool. >> it's a drawing app, the coolest out there. i'm no rembrandt, but what's great about this app, when you draw, it auto tunes what your drawing to make it look good. it's great for students. say you want to draw a flowchart or diagram. christina: or molecule or nucleus. >> it will take your scribbles and make them look good. you have a cool chart. before you had indecipherable boxes. christina: you can be creative. it has a pressure sensitive tip. >> reporter: they make the s

lidia curanaj talk to them about the special projects. reporter: it has taken several but they are finally done. >> it's better than i expected it to be. i'm shocked that i made this. i feel proud of myself because i never thought us can do this. reporter: these three young men built this altar and let her. the pieces will be seen by millions went pope francis use them during his upcoming mass at madison square garden. >> going to madison square garden to see the pope gives mass and hopefully get to meet him. reporter: byron marie sailed and frank are students at lincoln hall and somers new york. of young men who attend the school ages 12 to 18 are placed here by the family court system. he is the school's associate director. >> we provide them an opportunity to succeed by community service by believing in themselves and an ability to focus on the future, not just tomorrow. reporter: cap for charities chose lincoln hall at the suggestion that colonel dolan has visited the historic school several times. the teens were picked because they e

lidia curanaj has the latest. reporter: watch as the linden high school foot wall player swipes the football, the off of the sub bashes them in the head. the player ended up with a gash in his head that needed 10 stitches. this video has now gone viral students at both high schools have been talking about. >> the player did what he did for the other team but it's nothing we can do about it now. i feel bad for whoever got injured but they -- the linden player has now been kicked off the football team and suspended from school for two weeks. although after the play he wasn't ejected from the game only flight for personal foul. as for the immaculata player who held up his hands after being struck nothing but praise for him from his classmates. >> he is the nicest guy from school. was anybody else. reporter: linden officials say they are linden police say their next play could be arresting the player for us all. >> a very sad situation for both the fellow that was hurt and the perpetrator if you want to call >> some t

lidia curanaj has more. >> reporter: clearly i'm not appropriately dressed to be on a up on my soccer skills, these young men are working on calming their nerves. these three teens are among 150 refugees with catholic charities of new york who will be meeting pope francis on friday when he visits our lady queen of angels in east harlem. they are part of a catholic charity soccer team called la union. one will be giving the pope a gift, a soccer ball. the coach is translating for us. does he know what he's going to say to the pope? >> i'm trying. i'm trying to see what i'm going to tell him. >> reporter: all three came to the united states about a year ago on their own. they say to escape the violence plaguing their countries. i asked jose if the pope's visit strengthens his faith. my faith and the faith of many. i'm going to ask him to pray with me for the people in el >> elvis is their coach and helps with different immigration issues they face as their counselor. he knows exactly what the boys are going through. >> i came from honduras when i was 15. i had to leave my family. i come

i am lidia curanaj, "fox >> all right. a move to put cyber prison. the could be hard to get because scalpers can buy them. you go out one second after they go gone on sale. well now the senator rosing a bill for better on-line ticket sales and those who want to attend concerts don't have to pay unfair prices. i love it. the bill pass, the person using the bott which is the automated things as well as the tech ket sale sell ker face $1 million tine. >> okay. so no you the papal visit to the u.s. is just a memory. well, some brands like fiat are hoping it is memory that lasts a rather long time. fox 5's allison march shows us how fiat and otherp companies are ho pope hoping to get post bum! in sales. >> most were careful to stay out of this and a to try to sell product. >> james fox ceo of brand strategy says it is risky business trying to make money off the pope. but a a few brands will likely get a boost from the pontiff's u.s. trip. >> we may see an effect. i famously drove the 500 and we know that when he was in brazil in 2013. they saw a spike in

i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. back to you. jennifer: new york city has been picked to test a pilot program to help cut down on traffic injuries, congestion and car pollution. the u.s. department of transportation says brooklyn and manhattan will receive up to $20 million to add new technology for up to 10,000 cars, buses and other vehicles. it alerts drivers to potential dangers and traffic-related issues. the program will upgrade traffic signals. steve: commuters getting a good look at the new 7 train station at 34th street. that's the first new subway station in more than two decades. the 7 line extension, a 1-1/2 mile long, it's the only line south of 59th street to provide service west of 9th avenue. it's expected to bring more than 30,000 riders to the javits center, high line and hudson river park. it office nearly 2-1/2 billion. >> a park used for a dumping ground for toxic materials has the all clear. steve: jodi goldberg tells us when it's expected to reopen. >> reporter: the sign reads active cleanup, no trespassing.

fox 5's lidia curanaj is here to tell us about the plans. good evening, lidia? reporter: good evening, christina. one survey found that more than 90% of the residence identified themselves as cath thick. today that number is only 25% due to the restrictions placed by the castro regime t. the pope's visit is one many are calling a bridge between nations and a future to cuba. pope francis arrived in havana, cuba today. the first person to groat them as he stepped off the plane. cuban president raul castro in an efficient to rebuild the foundation of the roman catholic church there. the of visits one many cuban-americans say he they had to once in person. >> coming together as a family to see the pope just truly means a lot. everything we believe in, just to see it happen here was the focus, incredible. >> like dream come true. >> martha is battling pancreatic cancer and has not been to cuba since she was ten. >> i know the catholic church is making great strides. a moment decades in the mack newing cube base open to the world. pulley open cuba. ly to pope. i belie

i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. dari: goldens are premiums. steve: a visitor checked into a hotel in nebraska. a deer is seen crashing through a window, running through the lobby. guests stand there in disbelief. it got trapped in a laundry room. it was sent back into the wild without suffering any injuries. dari: prince harry is 31 today. the fifth in line to the british throne spent his day at an event commemorating the 75th anniversary of world war ii's battle of britain. the prince watched vintage bombers fly in formation. some of the pilots are now in their 90s. >> we're going to see you again tonight at 10:00. steve: here's ernie with what's coming up at 6:00. >> we thank you very much. coming up next on the news at 6:00, we're going to continue our special super kids week tonight with a young boy who's becoming one of the state's best wrestlers despite being born without legs. it's an amazing story. coach. you' take a look at these bbq trophies: best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves re

antwan: lidia curanaj is in new york right now. >> reporter: that is right, we saw an increase in attendance here at st. patrick's cathedral, many were inspired by pope francis. pope francis grinned like a schoolboy as he was greeted with cheers, selfies s and song. at madison square garden he celebrated mass with a crowd of 20,000. as he rode through central park the cheers for him almost deafening. a much more subdued tone as holy father with religious leaders from various faith, held a inter faith service in the 9/11 memorial museum. let there be peace on earth. >> reporter: peace is pope francis message as well as the golden rule. >> do on to others, as they would do on to you. >> reporter: faithful poured out of st. patrick's cathedral. >> he inspired us. >> we're both roman catholic going to mass this morning, feel really good. >> reporter: the lessons they learned from pope francis. >> simplicity, humble, and be kind to others, all of the time. >> reporter: while the pope may have left his message may not have only resonate but remains. >> i so much more aware of the homeless people,

i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. >> that is bad. >> couldn't see it in the video yesterday because we were reading the story of looking at pretty bad. >> rutgers getting ready to play football without their head coach for the next three days, duke tells us why he was suspended. >> "good day early call" on the everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back. hurry, offer ends september 19th. juliet: duke is here. duke: yanks taking pace with toronto in the race with the a.l. east, in the fifth, campus that's the story of a plane dropping one in here, brian mccan make a great diving catch the end of the inning, that was a great catch in this ball game, really playing hard. exciting games,

steve: lidia curanaj tells us that jane rosenberg is getting her revenge by taking on anyone looking at the sketch that she initiated it was of tom brady. >> who could forget this sketch? but there's one person who is still not laugh laughing. reporter: jane rosenberg has now hired a lawyer after her sketch became a fashion statement. >> it's not okay for somebody to steal an artist's work and profit from it. and i don't get a penny of it. reporter: the sketch is everywhere on everything. you will see it on t-shirts and mugs and even skirts. however now when you try to buy the item, the link no longer works. >> you have a tough fork in the roe decision to make, either you want this to go away we say my attorney takes care of everything, he or she is sending out cease-and-desist orders, or in interested in making money. >> tour sim card >> they continue on a daily basis to sell their souls to have the kardashian in effect. reporter: but as for profiting? >> i wonder how much profit you get from t-shirt sales. >> love it or hate it, the sketch is hers. sumac it's not open to the world

lidia curanaj has more about this story. reporter: on game day saturday come in the stadium is going to be packed with students. we spoke to many of the students who plan on being here and many of them had no idea that five players are facing criminal charges. >> just days away from starting the new season, the rutgers football program is now in shambles after five of its players were arrested on serious criminal charges. >> i'm a little bit in shock and ashamed. reporter: entry box is facing two home invasion charges. ruhann peele ,-com,-com ma nadiro barnwell ,-com,-com ma razohnn gross and delon stephenson are facing aggravated assault charges for allegedly attacking a group of individuals in april including one student whose jaw was broken. in a statement by julie hermann, the players have been suspended indefinitely, we will have no further comment as this is a legal matter. four other students are facing charges for similar things. ruhann peele's according to a report is at the center of an investigation as to whether

lidia curanaj joins us to explain. >> reporter: the main mode of recruitment, social media. almost 80 percent of cases, the report found examples of aspiring terrorists downloading propaganda, promoting it or engaging with other extremists via social media. the united states is not doing enough to prevent americans from joining isis. that's the dire warning from a report put out by a task force with the u.s. committee on homeland security. it was released the same day president obama met with more than 100 world leaders in a special u.n. summit on isis. >> like terrorists and tyrants, isil will lose. it has only suffering and death to offer. >> they reviewed 58 cases of americans who attempted to join. of those 58, 15 were identified as people from minnesota. second. international security expert robert strang. >> it's a community that has strong connections and strong affiliations as new york and california do. and then you go back to new jersey, michigan and other states. >> reporter: the report claims more than 250 americans have joined or tried to join terror groups in i

lidia curanaj, "fox 5 news." so no. very sweet. >> well last night was tough loss for giants' fans. >> it was late, too. we're taking a closer look at the big mistakes that led to the loss to the cowboys, then this. >> well, red full? >> with a. >> that guy says it all. >> reports of bedbugs in a popular new york city movie theater. what angry moviegoers are doing about it. >> can you make the pope laugh? >> how you can submt. the best jokes with the possibility of delivering with it the pope in person. >> when i remember looking down at myself, thinking, you know, where did i go? >> when i got out, i was emersed en this bluish light white. what really happens us to when we die. >> in the days before the pope comes to new york, fox 5 is taking a look at several large and often debated spiritual issues. steve: fox 5's dan wow wents with introduces us to a new york city who says his brush with death changed his life. >> any time you have a transformative experience like this, it certainly makes you aware that there is som

lidia curanaj is here. lidi sna. reporter: you cannot walk a block without seeing a homeless person. the numbers estimated to be in the thousands. as of this month, approximately 17,000 people were living in city shelters, and with so few beds available. the mayor has authorized an emergency measure. even park avenue is not amoon to the seemingly growing homeless population new york city. in a ineffort to can be the problem. the mayor issued an emergency measure toll provide rental assistance to adults facing homelessness. >> it is expensive. it is ridiculous. reporter: the renal somebody dyes would allow resip yens to ren long-term fining apartments within the program's $1,200 a month cap will not be easy but doable according to lindsey davis with the coalition for the homeless. >> but i think that am is reasonable amount to expect and i think it is obviously going to be work for everybody involved. the $10 million initiative is expected to provide rental aid to as many as 1,000 adult and recruits landlords to parti

alison: as lidia curanaj shows us, the defiance is a hot topic on the presidential campaign. >> reporter: after being denied several times, william smith, jr., and james yates received their marriage license in kentucky amid cameras and a hug from mom. >> civil rights are civil rights. they're not subject to -- >> reporter: demonstrators supporting same-sex marriage and those against it once again converge on the courthouse steps as kim davis remains in jail on a contempt charge for refusing to issue licenses claiming it goes against her religious beliefs. >> for the first time in history, an american citizen has been incarcerated for having the belief of conscience that marriage is the union of one man and one woman. she's been ordered to stay there until she's willing to change her mind. >> reporter: her husband was seen holding a sign that read welcome to sodom and gomorrah and criticized the judge. >> i would defy him. i defy our government. we have no government in the united states no more. >> reporter: the case has become a presidential campaign issue. >> this is the criminalizati

we're live in yonkers, i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. back to you. dari: thank you. take a close look at that guy right there. police on long island say that he's robbed as many as 15 gas stations at gunpoint in the past month. nine in suffolk and six -- nine in nassau, six in suffolk. now the fbi is trying to track him down. >> these robberies occur in the later part of the evening. there's never any people in the establishment establishment. we feel he might be casing the establishments prior to the robbery. dari: if you have any info, call crimestoppers, 800-244-tips. there's a reward of up to $15,000. steve: a friend of the man that killed nine african-americans at a church in south carolina went before a judge and pled not guilty of lying to attorneys. prosecutors claim he knew dylann roof knew he was planning the attack and failed to notify police. he's claimed to have lied about it the next day. dari: a rutgers football a player was back in court. >> antwan lewis is live on the -- campus. three games. he will not be coaching when they play penn state. he was h