i'm lynda kinkade. and this is cnn

i'm lynda kinkade. and this is cnn newsroom. >>> in just a few hours, pope francis will lead a mass in havana's revolution square. on saturday, the pope had a strong message for its people and the government. open up to the world and give people the freedom and space to practice religion. the cuban capital is the first stop on the pope's ten-day visit to cuba which he will then be followed by the u.s. diplomatic ties restored between the nations and he he's urging them to stay on that course. >> i urge political leaders to persevere on this path. and to develop all its potentialities as proof of high service which they are called to carry out on behalf of the peace and the well-being of the people of all america. and as an example of reconciliation for the entire world. >> the pope will be in havana until tuesday. after that. he'll head to the u.s. where he'll visit washington, new york and philadelphia. >> delia is here with more. what are some of the messages the pope will make in cuba? >> reporter: l

lynda kinkade has the latest. >> reporter: treasure hunters have embarked on a mission to solve a 70-ese people are combing the area. >> we haven't seen so many planes and bikers and people from different cities. >> reporter: it's believed the nazi train used to transport gems, jewels, gold and guns was en route to berlin at the end of world war ii in this region. in the final days of the war as hitler was losing the battle to the allied forces the germans loaded a train with treasures and sent it through the tunnels. but the train never made it to germany was thought to be buried between the two cities. now two men say they know the location of the massachusettsy ghost train given to them by a former nazi soldier. but the men from germany and poland won't confirm the exact location unless they are guaranteed 10% of the loot. poland's cultural minister confirmed an image of a train 100 meters in length make it 99% certain that this so-called ghost train exists. fearing it may be booby-trapped, officials closed off the area but that hasn't stopped treasure hunters from moving in nearby

i'm lynda kinkade and this is cnn "newsroom." ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we begin with the expanding migrant crisis inerior minister says more than 11,000 have crossed into the country since saturday. these people are rating for further transport. migrants have continued their journey to germany. they were greeted with cheers at this munich rail station. and thousands have walked nearly nine hours on the road and officials sent buses to take them to the border. now comes to the next leg of their journey making their way from vienna to germany and elsewhere. senior international correspondent fredric flakton joins us. they might be quite elated to see such a warm welcome there? >> you are absolutely right, lynda. that's the impression we're getting. there were a couple of trains from the border torn between austria and hungry that game in just a couple of minutes ago and well over 100 people getting off that train as well and many of them told us they were absolutely grateful for the treatment they were getting in austria. the population stepping up there and starting a massive donation drive last nigh