earlier in the day the holy father traveled by helicopter to one of mexican city's poor suburbs. e largest event on his six-day visit. the pope urged mexican, an estimated 2 million people lined his motor cade route. >> amazing. amazing. >> reporter: why did you like him? >> you liked his white >> reporter: tomorrow pope francis flies the region to meet with people on mexican's southern border. in mexican city adriana >>> one night until the 58th annual grammy awards. the storm battled cruise ship anthem of the sea goes on another trip. will this voyage get better than the last? lauren >> the snow sleet and freesing rain in the forecast, heavy rain on tuesday, all the details in your messy eyewitness coming up >>> flyers started an important five-game ro >>> the biggest names in music are getting ready for the grammy awards. we caught a sneak peak at what the artists will take home. four time nominee alabama shakes is preparing. southern rockers are up for the big prize album of the year and before this accidentny howard admits they're star truck >> we come from a little town, it'

earlier in the day the holy father traveled by helicopter to one of mexican city's poor suburbs. e largest event on his six-day visit. the pope urged mexican, an estimated 2 million people lined his motor cade route. >> amazing. amazing. >> reporter: why did you like him? >> you liked his white >> reporter: tomorrow pope francis flies the region to meet with people on mexican's southern border. in mexican city adriana >>> one night until the 58th annual grammy awards. the storm battled cruise ship anthem of the sea goes on another trip. will this voyage get better than the last? lauren >> the snow sleet and freesing rain in the forecast, heavy rain on tuesday, all the details in your messy eyewitness coming up >>> flyers started an important five-game road trip against the >>> the biggest names in music are getting ready for the grammy awards. we caught a sneak peak at what the artists will take home. four time nominee alabama shakes is preparing. southern rockers are up for the big prize album of the year and before this accidentny howard admits they're star truck >> we come from

200-thousand people are expected to gather to hear pope francis speak to the violence plagued mexican city of juarez. well final preparations underway here at the sun bowl at the university of texas el paso campus. later today 50 thousand or more are expected to gather here to listen as the pope delivers his final mass from just across the border in juarez. it's the end of a five day mexican tour for the pope and he will say mass to more than a million who will gather in mexico and those tens of thousands who will be here. it will be a mix of theology and technology this afternoon. there will be a two way video feed so the pope will be able to see and hear those gathered here as they watch and listen to his message. we expect to see people fill this stadium long before the mass this afternoon. they will join in prayer and song celebrating the papal visit. that is the latest for now , i'm jay gray for nbc news. pope francis is also scheduled to meet with mexican workers, grassroots groups and employers. francis is expected to say a prayer at the border fence and lay flowers in memory of the

he said the diplomats also agreed on immediate aid >>> preparations have been underway in mexican city for the much anticipated -- pope francis travels to later today. main square, known as the zocolo has been surrounded -- screen that air francis's visit tomorrow. authorities say nearly 13,000 participate in the security operation. the pope's visit -- an important part of the pope's visit will be an emotional stop at the virgin stop of guadalupe. she is the patron saint of mexico. >>> we are learning more ant the first zika patient that according to chinese television, a 34-year-old man checked himself in to the hospital last week after having had fever symptoms when he returned to china following a recent trip to venezuela swell la. that man remains in quarantine at a hospital in the eastern china area, and doctors say symptoms, which include skin rash and fever, are now fading. >>> meanwhile pregnant women in usa has tested positive for the zika virus after traveling overseas. health officials held a news conference earlier today to say the woman was diagnosed with zika after return

pope francis brought a message of hope to a mexican city beset by drug violence. he celebrated mass in morelia, where thousands gathered to hear him speak. the pope encouraged them not to give in to cartels and violence. he also spoke out against mexico's wealthy elite. >> translator: it will be difficult to feel rich when we see the loss of friends or of family members to the hands of drug traffickers, to drugs, to criminal organizations which field terror. it is difficult to feel the riches of a nation when there are no opportunities for dignified work. >> and later on tuesday, the normally cool pope francis lost his temper and his balance in the middle of a crowd. i want you to take a look at this. someone pulled the pontiff so hard, he fell onto a child in a wheelchair, and after aides and security grabbed him and helped him get back upright, he scolded the person who had pulled him down for being selfish. >>> well, the pope will end his mexico tour on wednesday with a trip to juarez just south of the u.s. border. cnn's paulo sandoval tells us what's planned f

juarez is a sprawling northern mexican city -- plagued by corruption and violence for years the mass -- just one part of a busy day for the pontiff -- he also spent wednesday offering blessings and hope to inmates at an area prison. fight from inside here to reverse those situations that generate more excursion after the mass finishes up -- francis will then make his way back to the vatican -- another memorable journey behind him. twenty-eight people were killed and 61 others were injured in a terror attack in turkey today. an explosion hit three military vehicles at an intersection in the capital of ankara, near turkish parliament buildings. the military is calling it a terror attack. the vehicles were stopped at a traffic light, the military said. authorities believe a bomb-laden so far, no one group has taken responsibility for the attack. a good sign in syria, as aid makes its way to 'besieged' cities'...but is it enough to push the peace process? state department spokesman mark toner says syria's regime is finally allowing aid to seven besieged areas of syria, although it's late

he visited a children's hospital in mexican city. literally hundreds of thousands turning out to see him at a huge mass here at a children's hospital as he spends 5 days in mexico. earlier the pontiff landed in one of the most dangers suburbs in the entire country just north of mexico city. its 1.6 million residents have been plagued d by drug related murders and kidnappings for years especially targeting women. the outdoor mass for the 300,000 people showing up and the pope urging everyone to transform the country into a he's expected to travel chavez tomorrow where he'll hold service and meet with members s the mexican indigenous community. stay with 7 news for continuing coverage of the pope's visit to mexico. we'll have the latest on air ananonline at wsvn.com >> also on 7 tonight, two men lucky to be alive after r the small plane plunged into the beach and this weekend they' speaking out. >> a lot of people in a car accident and scared to drive again for a few days. it is kind of the same but we're feeling good. >> it took 2-3 d

. >>> the five pope mobiles used by pope francis on his visit to mexican cities have been blessed in advance of the - - trip. and the modified vehicles include a parent of jeep wrangler's and three dodge vehicles as well and in vehicles for longer journeys. >>> elliott rodriguez is going to cuba for when the pope arrives on his pitstop to mexico. look for his reports starting on thursday. >> craig, welcome back, i thought this was a nice day, not so bad, not so bad, the clouds were not too bad, and there was some sun. >> it felt like summer. and i think people are getting used to being in the 60s. i want to show you what is going on outside. it does not feel quite as cold but a refresher front is going to come from - - come through. right now our camera is looking by the sea here and the wind is offshore and there's a nice south florida wave right there. a cool afternoon. 66 in key west. the normal high is 78 degrees. we are about 12 degrees below that in most locations. temperatures right now through west and coconut creek, these are some of the coolest morning lows in the middle 50

. >>> the five popemobiles that will be used by pope francis on his visit to six mexican cities have been blessed. the modified vehicles include two jeep wrangler and his three dodge ram pickup trucks. they are not shielded. the pope will also use six fiats for long journeys. look for live reports to cbs4 starting tomorrow. >>> here's something that play puzzle you. computers are getting driver's licenses. >>> and want to spoil your sweetheart this valentine's day. what americans plan to spend. >>> and later does your child use website and his apps to help with homework. >>> ikea is recalling two types of ceiling lamps. the plastic clip that holds the slide can break. about a million of those have been sold in the united states and canada. >>> there is a new survey out and one group is ready to shell out big bucks. >> millennial men. they want to spoil their sweetheart. nerd wallet surveyed thousands of americans on valentine's day. on average americans who are celebrating plan to spend about $180. millennial men are shelling out a lot more than that. $371 on everything from gifts to

address the drug trafficking, poverty and drug violence and ta how that drives many to the the mexican city from a across the brund grand fromel pa so texas the highlight of the trip and politically charged but a moment on tuesday has people really talking. that is poan francis being pulled over to a child on a wheelchair by a participate pant who would just not let got his hand. the pontiff's chosen word. >> selfish. and he may have been born and raised in argentina but the former ho hey maria bore go leah $s italian roots were showing as he scold the culprit. and it happened 190 miles west of the capital. the yeefer mercy in the catholic church and pope francis maybe digging deep for his. and he all has tried to to keep. it members of society have for gon gotten. the poor and at this stop the man of one of mexico's most notorious prison. mate lord bless you and protect >> may he shine his face pawn and show you his grace. may he uncover his faith and grantou peace. amenen >> reporter: pope francis has a huge open air mass scheduledd for later today near the boarder. he will also lay flowe

juarez is a sprawling northern mexican city -- plagued by corruption and violence for years and was once the world. blasting the drug trade has been a central theme of the pope's visit: "it will be difficult to feel rich when we see the loss of friends or of family members to the hands of drug traffickers." the mass -- just one part of a busy day for the pontiff -- he also spent wednesday offering blessings and hope to inmates at an area prison. "fight from inside here to reverse those situations that generate more excursion." after the mass finishes up -- francis will then make his way back to the vatican -- another memorable journey behind him. if you bought an artificial poinsettia after the mass finishes up -- francis will then make his way back to the vatican -- another memorable journey behind him. if you bought an artificial poinsettia from michael's... you might want to take a closer look. the craft store chain is recalling ashland poinsettia stems and bushes, because they may have mold growing on them. the mold can pose a risk of respiratory infections... but so far-- none have

the impoverished city of 1.6- million people outside of the mexican capital city has been kidnapping and extortion by criminal gangs. the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia is headed to virginia this morning. scalia died suddenly over the weekend at age seventy-nine. a local judge decided that no autopsy was necessary. as the flag flies at half-staff outside the high court -- the move to fill his seat is already a political fight. abc's elizabeth hur reports. a hearse carried the body of justice antonin scalia to the airport for a final flight home -- as a battle for his seat on the supreme court is brewing. constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor ...." replacing a legal giant.. adding another bitter divide in this election year.. not only in congress but also on the campaign trail.. sot sen. ted cruz: "we should not allow a lame-duck president to essentially capture the supreme court in the waning months of his presidency." sot hillary clinton: "it is outrageous that republicans in the senate and on the campaign trail have already pledged to block any repla

the impoverished city of one-point-six million, outside of the mexican capital city has been afflicted by murders, kidnapping and extortion by criminal gangs. if you or someone you know owns and flies a drone for fun, you are not alone. f-a-a- show there are now more registered drones... than piolots. kolo 8 news now's terri russell explains. the two drones, made by the reno-based drone america are headed to the nevada advanced autonomous system innovation center at unr. the machines will be used in research. other drones on display here have different uses, like search and rescue work, surveillance, and fire supression. they are controlled by remote control and a licensed pilot on the ground. the president here says the increased number of amateurs who are flying drones does not concern him. mike richards/drone america ceo: there is always these who cross the line and cause a problem. but you can't brand the hobbyist out there in the world that are enthusiastic about the sport as problematic from the rest of society. i think they are entitled to enjoy unmanned systems just as much as

michelle: construction crews in the mexican city of juarez are preparing for a visit from pope francis. the city was once known as one of the most violent in the world. the pope will be holding mass tomorrow. many are hoping his visit will rebuild popular areas in the city that have been devastated by drug violence. >> it is a call for all the communities around florida as -- juarez. >> the visit will be the pope' s last day in mexico before he returns to the vatican. jason: the father of the man who armed -- organized an armed citizen -- six in in oregon. his son, ammon bundy was rest -- arrested following his others were taken into custody. one was killed. michelle: we have had a busy weather morning here. look at this live shot. raindrops on the lens. jason: this is looking south into brevard county, where we have a severe thunderstorm warning. what are you tracking? amy: the thunderstorm warning is the only thing we have that is severe. we had a tornado warning that has expired. it is basically southern brevard county that we need to monitor closely. that means, if you are getting

city. he also vited with the mexican president and bishops and big crowds cheered the pope on the streets.re aasking him to address the violence and drug war and government corruption during the five-day visit. 4 million are expected at the evening mass at mexican city's roman catholic shrine. >>> the death toll in the taiwan earthquake has gone up to 115 people with two people still missing in the rubble of a collapsed apartment building. 327 residents survived this magnitude 6.4 quake. the building's developer and architects are accused of cutting corners. they'll inspect several dozen other developments in the area that did not collapse. a boston school teacher was killed after an airborne manhole cover hit her car causing her to crash into a wall. police are investigating how the 200 pound man hole cover dislodged and went into the air. officers are looking into excessive wear or any other characteristics that could have caused it to become airborne. police say the teacher died instantly. >>> 8:33 is the time. there's a new sport booming in the bay area and you don't even have to get o

pope francis is revving up his five-day visit with a trip to a mexican border city plagued by violence pontiff will celebrate mass there and is expected to focus heavily on the plate of migrants, ac unit which he says is close to his heart. reporter: francis, going behind bars in mexico in the world's former murder capital just days after a riot in another jail killed 49 inmates. the pocket visiting here is a symbolic way to end his visit, aiming to drive his attention to drug related violence and u.s. immigration policy. on the mexican-american border, it became the country's most dangerous city a few years ago as gun cartels fought for control. their turf war left as many as 3000 dead in 2010 alone. there were 300 deaths last year, and estimated 200,000 people are expected to attend a mass in the border city. cap the pilgrims started arriving early in the morning to see the pope. some have been crossing over into mexico from the u.s. also in attendance, the mothers of some of the hundreds of women killed there in the recent decades and family members of the students who disappeared.

he will visit 5 mexican cities-- they are areas most affected by poverty, immigration and violence. earlier in the day, he was in cuba...meeting with russian patriarch kirill... for the first meeting ever between pope and a russian patriarch. this trip to mexico is the pope's fourth visit to the latin american countries. the parents of who were stripped of their little league world series title in 2014... files a defamation lawsuit... against the league, e-s-p-n and stephen smith. the title was pulled after allegations the team brought in ringers from outside the district. the lawsuit claims that little league officials knew of the potential risks of allowing players who could be ruled ineligible to play. the lawyer for parents... is expected to hold a press conference on monday. a newfoundland lab mix--- was top dog in reno..... as he was named honorary mayor for the day. "i commend mayor everett for his outstanding work in the community to raise awareness for a notable cause such as the spca of northern nevada. yay!" " everett's adopted mom won her pup the mayoral opportunity with

has sent a message of condolences to the archbishop of monterey after 49 inmates died in a north mexican city. >>> still to come, zika and the olympics. the effect the virus could have on the summer games. >>> ask finney is just ahead. i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just search for michael finney. >>> i'm spencer christian. we're looking at mostly sunny skies as the sun prepares to set. and a big warmup is coming our way. >>> at 4:35, this is 80 through berkeley. slow going in both directions. east bound is on the right hand get up to four years interest-free financing announcer: through presidents day at sleep train, on tempur-pedic, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, plus same-day delivery. hurry! this special financing offer ends presidents day at sleep train. >>> forget chocolate this valentine's day. give your sweet heart mushrooms instead. scientists says romantic evenings wouldn't be the same without fungi. they go into producing wine and chocolate. but if you want your date a different gift, he recommends truffles. but it often costs $10,000 a poun

michelle: construction crews in the mexican city of warez are preparing for a visit from pope francis. the pope will be holding mass there tomorrow. many hope his visit will help rebuild popular areas in the city that have been devastated by drug islands. -- violence. >> it is a call for all the communities to really pay attention and see that the community. pope' s last day in mexico. jason: new concerns that acid dementia. patients 75 years and older who regularly use prescription antacids were 30% more at risk for dementia. doctors concerned patients are staying on drugs like next see them for too long. dax -- nexi um for too long. michelle: the companies say the drugs are safe when used according to the label. jason: let' s get back to that weather. it was a wild night in central florida. amy: the alarms going off. hopefully, you have a weather radio. whenever a warning or a watch, is issued for our area, those alarms start going off. we had a tornado watch between 2:00 and 3:00 this morning. this is what is left. from melbourne you can see rain drops on the left. we have rain in

the impoverished city of one-point-six million, outside of the mexican capital city has been afflicted by murders, kidnapping and extortion by criminal gangs. tonight, there is no word yet on funeral arrangements for supreme court justice antonin scalia. scalia died suddenly over the weekend at age seventy-nine. as the flag flies at half-staff outside the high court -- the move to fill his seat there is already a political fight -- with president obama vowing to take on senate republicans. our report. a hearse carried the body of justice antonin scalia to the airport for a final flight home -- as a battle for his seat on the supreme court is brewing. obama: "i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor ...." replacing a legal giant.. adding another bitter divide in this election year.. not only in congress but also on the campaign trail.. sot sen. ted cruz: "we should not allow a lame-duck president to essentially capture the supreme court in the waning months of his presidency." sot hillary clinton: "it is outrageous that republicans in the senate and o

they can without pouting their word on the line too much >>> thank you for that, looich from the mexican city. more than 5,000 pregnant women in colombia now have the zika virus. total cases in the south american country have passed 30,000. the disease has been linked to microcephaly, a condition where babies are born with an abnormally small sized head. brazil has declared war on the mosquito that carries the virus. troops are handing out leaflets on how to destroy the habitats in which the mosquito lives. the president urged all brazilians to work together to achieve what she called zero zika. >> reporter: more than 200,000 personnel from the brazilian army, navy and air force were deployed across the country. they handed out leaflets warning of the dangers of still and stagnant water, where is where the mosquito breeds. >> translation: this is truly a war against the mosquito. the army forces are looking to use its credibility in this campaign. as we start to see the scale of the operation, with so many troops in the streets, everyone will do their part in their homes >> reporter: the zika

in mexico @this morning and kicking off a @six-day advice i hate it will @see visiting five mexicans @cities. @the pontiff plans to visit areas @most affected by poverty, @immigration and violence. @yesterday he was in cuba for his @fourth meeting with the leader @of the russian orthodox church. @have ever met. @francis's trip to mexico marks @his fourth visit to latin @america. @>>> diplomats from the u.s., @russia and other countries with @interest in sir ye have agreed @in a temporary cease-fire that @will go into effect in a week. @no long-terms through can lead @to a permanent cease-fire if the @civil war that killed more than @a quarter million people. @the agreement does mean that @definitely needed humanitarian @aid will soon arrive in syria. @>>> the united states has @temporarily deployed additional @patriot missile battery in south @korea. @exercises like ensure that the @u.s. is ready to defend against @an attack from north korea and @any time. @earlier this week, the senate @approved sanctions against north @korea. @the japanese leader say they @will impose new tougher @sanction

p>> this as the holy father pcelebrated an open air mass in pthe mexican border city of pjuarez. pfrom an -- 200,000 pilgrims pcrossed to see the pope. pthe pope's mass is drawing some pcriticism. p>> the pope is a very political erson. pi think he doesn't understand pthe problems our country has. p>> a vatican spokesperson says pthe pope is concerned about the pand not just in the u.s. pthe pope advice visited inmates in a rison in juarez. pmoving e g ing them to move past their psins and work on changing their plives. ptens of thousands of people pgathered here in sun bowl pstadium in el paso. p>> in el paso at sun bowl pstadium, fox news. p>> daytona rising has been a pthree year construction project.

and in mexico this morning @kicking off six-day advice i @hate it will see him visiting @five mexican cities. @plans to visit areas most @affected by poverty, immigration @and violence. @yesterday was -- yesterday was @in cuba for a historic meeting @with the leader of the russian @orthodox church. @the first time that the two have @ever met. @fran's trip to mexico marks the @fourth visit to latin america. @>>> the death toll in last @week's deadly 6.4 magnitude @earthquake in taiwan has risen @to 116 this morning. @rescue crews are still looking @for one person who remains @missing underneath all the @rubble. @authorities have detained the @architects on suspicion of @negligent homicide. @both are accused of cutting @corners to the construction @process. @>>> diplomats with the u.s. and @russia have agreed on a @temporary cease-fire that will @go into effect within weeks. @no long-term truce knew could @possibly lead to a permanent @cease-fire in the five-year-long @civil war that killed a quarter @million people. @the agreement does meet the @desperately needed humanitarian @desperately ne

p>> this as the holy father pcelebrated an open air mass in pthe mexican border city of pfrom an -- 200,000 pilgrims pcrossed to see the pope. pthe pope's mass is drawing some pcriticism. p>> the pope is a very political erson. pi think he doesn't understand pthe problems our country has. p>> a vatican spokesperson says ptheop light of migrants everywhere pand not just in the u.s. pthe pope advice visited inmates in a rison in juarez. pmoving e g ing them to move past their psins and work on changing their plives. ptens of thousands of people pgathered here in sun bowl pstadium in el paso. p>> in el paso at sun bowl pstadium, fox news. p>> daytona rising has been a in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original p>> daytona rising is done. pit will bea sell outfor the pdaytona in sinlt -- pinternational speedway. pit has been an effort and pmarissa got a two-hour tour pinside. p>> the fan experien

police in the southern state of guerrero have launched a convoy from mexico city to the northern mexican city of matamoros. the relatives are calling for the continued detention of local police officers arrested in connection with the case, amid reports the officers may be released. in other news from mexico, a journalist has been stabbed to death in his home in the state of tabasco. moises dagdug lutzow owned a media company and presented a weekly tv program. he had received threats in the past after criticizing local politicians and reporting on vigilante killings. in syria, another journalist , majid dirani, has been killed by syrian military tank shells outside damascus. dirani was attempting to document devastation in his neighborhood, daraya. his colleague at anadolu news agency told the committee to protect journalists "we used to , call him our 'eyes in daraya.'" the slain journalist was 21 years old. a new report shows the united states continues to be the world's leading supplier of weapons. the stockholm international peace research institute says the united states is responsible f

on sunday, giving a mass in a poor mexican city suburb, 250,000 people turned out to hear the pope andze the rampant corruption and inequality in that country. we have more on the pope's plans today. >> father perez looks more like a freedom fighter than a priest. he is one of the clergy in chapas who say their place is outside the church with the desperate and forgotten. >> now pope francis is visiting chapas and the in killing must population that live in poverty and the priest rebelling against a conservative catholic hierarchy and local politicians who act more as feudal lords. >> corruption is impoverished the population and generated violence. because we're exposing this, they want to kill me and put a price on my life. first it was 100,000 pesos and now a million. >> he doesn't leave the church now without his volunteer bodyguards, but conflict with the authorities is nothing new here. in 1994, an army of in killing thus farmers rose up, rejecting the state and creating their own autonomous area. the government responded, pouring in troops and money to pacify indigenous communit

. >>> coming up the pope's visit to a mexican border city, juarez, where the crowds have been following the pope and his mass tonight, where it has been completed. large crowds lining the roads to get to see pope francis. plus, my conversation with the brother of ted kazinski and how he became the unibomber. >> pope francis completed his visit to mexico tonight with a politically charged visit to the border. the pope prayed, laid flowers at the border in honor of those who died trying cross it. howheidi zhou-castro is in mexio tonight. heidi. >> the pope issued his blessing across the international boundary through the border fence and to the community in the united states which he turns was one family with the brothers and sisters here in juarez, mexico. the pope matched that symbolism, that image equally strong with his words, directed at the migrants who made a perilous journey to reach the united states. >> translator: a step, a path, loaded with terrible injustices. victims of slavery of kidnapping and extortion. many of our brothers and sisters are the products of human traffickin

broke out just six days before pope francis is scheduled to visit another mexican prison in a mexican border city. >>> we want to show you this. the stock market taking another nose dive this morning. here's a live look from wall street where the dow is currently down 338 points. the market opened sharply lower this morning following all steep declines around the world as concerns about global economic weakness intensified. oil prices fell below $27 today for the second time this year. >>> to decision 2016, a new endorsement today for a former secretary of state hillary clinton. this is a live look right now at democratic national committee headquarters in washington, d.c. where the congressional black caucus is expected to throw its support behind hillary for president. endorsement comes in the lead up to the south carolina primary where minority voters make up a significant portion of the electorate. clinton and vermont's bernie sanders are preparing to faceoff tonight. the debate will be their sixth time debating but only their second time going head-to-head. at the democratic debate in milwau

before he left he held mass in a mexican border city of juarez. pope francis called the, quote, forced migration of immy grant as humanitarian crisis and also spoke out about the violence plaguing the region. he spent five days touring mexico. >> holly: making headlines this morning, a federal grand jury has indicted nevada rancher cli von bundy. >> jay: it's connected to a stand off at his nevada ranch in 2014. not the recent occupation of an oregon wild life refuge by his son. but they, along with to other the 16 counts against them carry a variety of penalties and fines. >> holly: apple has support from google in their fight against the fbi. a judge ordered them to open the phone used by one of the terrorists in the san bernardino attack. the back door would allow the fbi to make unlimited attempts. tech analysts say if the government prevails it sets a dangerous press precedent. >> hackers are so brilliant, if they got a whiff of how it was done, they will find out how to do it. >> holly: apple will likely file an appeal with the court sometim

. >>> pope francis will hold a mass in a notorious mexican city suburb to preach a message of hope and solidarity. he was greeted by thousands of people yesterday on the first of his five-day visit to mexico. he's heading to one of the poorest areas in the country where executions and kidnapings are a part of every day life there. the pope urged the country's leaders to fight the drug trafficking and license that he says is devouring the country. >>> diplomats losing hope. russian and syrians forces continue to hit rebel-held parts of syria's largest city. the bombing will continue as the rebels tighten their grip but secretary of state john kerry says innocent people are being killed by russian air strikes. >> there is no way to adequately deal with the cessation of hostilities unless we sit down and work together on every aspect of this from the political to the humanitarian to the military also. also. >> diplomats say it's unlikely the fighting will stop within the week. if it does actually happen, the plan is to send humanitarian aid into these areas where some cities have been cut

michelle: dozens gathered at the angel of independence monument in mexico city after mexican director alejandro gonzalez inarritu and actor leonardo dicaprio won for their work in the movie revenant. fans were invited to celebrate together via a facebook posting called, if leonardo dicaprio wins the oscar, we meet at the angel. inarritu' s award was his second in two years. he won for the ' birdman' in jason: sales of existing homes edged up slightly in january, backed in part by a rise in first-time home buyers. it appears that after staying out of the housing market recovery, millenials are finally starting to enter the market. analysts say, they are being lured by rock bottom mortgages and an improving employment picture. a new report from scott trade says, obtaining a mortage is now the number one finanical priority for millennials, higher than retirement and health care. two people are dead after an explosion caused when a pick-up truck hit their home. police in cleveland county, north carolina say, just before midnight, the truck crashed into the home and struck a tank, holding

peopldied in the november 13th terrorittack po francis wraps up his mexican tour in thborder city of cdad juarez today. he'll hold ms the-- and acss the border in el so tes,hoands will packsun bowl stadium" to wn big screen before heading back to t vatican, the pope will stop e u-s xico borr and give essing in honor of migrants. meanwhile, pope francis showed his feistyide yesterday. while greeting well-wishers, the crowd lled h into the crowd, where he fell onto a childn a whl chair. the pope not did not look pp- and scolos reonsible. the pope who turns 80 in december-- was not hurt. ladies... how about having this rock on your finge a "spectar" 404-point-o- rat diamond which islmost three ines long habeen found in angola! discovered according to experts. it h bn anyzed as a rare diond.. flawless... and makes less th one percent of t wor's diamonds. th is the largest ever found in angola. so far.. there'nondication of the lue of theiamond! before we get you a st che of weather thour we he toell u about this story trending onlinright now... a florida teenager has been a flida teenage

more than 2 million mexicans are expected to greet the pontiff in mexico city security is a big concernn government officials say they will deploy more than 10,000 police officers to protect the pope. >>> adele and the late late show with james core depth break a record. ♪ >> corden's are carpool karaoke with adele the most watched late night youtube clip ever. ever. more than 67.6 million people have watched the duo cruise through london. and you can watch the late late show with james corden at 12:37 right after the late show with stephen colbert on cbs3. the grammy awards are on monday and one of the biggest names in open will be opening the show. >> taylor swift will be kicking things off with her nominated album 1999. she's nominated for seven grammys this year. she won seven grammys the first back in 2010. >> grammys are monday night at 7:00 p.m. right here on cbs3. it's a live grammy red carpet show then 8:00 the grammy awards both life here on cbs3. >>> love is in the air as we get ready to celebrate valentine's day. lot of first dates start with dinners and couples go on to sec

nikki: the iowa city police department is looking for an armed robber who took money from a mexican bakery in iowa city. witnesses described to police a heavy set, five-eight, hispanic or black man pulled a gun then stole money before fleeing. police are still investigating the armed robbery. authorites ask anyone with information to call crimestoppers. nikki: a prominent des moines businesses man has died this weekend.... officials say former prinicipal ceo david hurd passed away yesterday.... he was 86 years old. he was the prinicipal ceo from 1989 to 1994 des moines police say his death is not suspicious. nikki/lam: iowa state vets say they're seeing more cases of the seneca valley virus. usually there are only a handful of cases every year. but since july of 2015, there have been nearly 10 cases per week in seven states, including iowa. they don't want producers to panic- but instead are reminding all farmers of pigs- local 5's claire powell has more in this week's farm to family. in the past forty or fifty years randy hilleman has seen all kinds of pig illnesses. "in the

mexican flare. >> a band greeted pope francis at mexico city's airport. mexicans use cell phones and flashlights to welcome pope francis to their country. outside the national palace, workers made sure everything was perfect for saturday's official welcome ceremony. here in mexico city the visit is all everyone is talking about. the pope is expected to address some of mexico's biggest challenges, including drugs, violence, and poverty. francis will also be the first pope to visit the us-mexico border, more than 200,000 people are expected to attends a mass next week. new mexico bishop, oscar cantu will be there. >> it was on his insistance that the site for the mass be right close to the border. >> on the flight from rome, mexican journalist gift dollars francis a popped beam sombrero. she said it would protect him from the brutal sun. before he arrived in mexico, the pope made quick stop in cuba, to meet with the head of the russian orthodox church. the first such meeting in nearly a thousand years, now the focus is all on mexico home to the worlds' secon

city. he urged mexicans to transform their dmunt to a land of opportunity where people would no longer feelearch of a better life. >>> interstate 78 in lebanon county, pennsylvania reopened after a deadly pile up. three people died after the this 60-car accident on saturday. intense snow and poor visibility contributed to the collisions involving numerous tractor-trailers and cars. >>> that will do it for me. thank you for being with me today. all access at the nba all-star game starts from toronto after this. one crest 3d white smile... ...is all it takes... ...to turn the tables. crest 3d white toothpaste... ...removes 5 times more stains... ...than the red box. for a smile like that, crest 3d white... is the way to whiten. (two text tones) now? (text tone) excuse me. (phone tone) again? be right back. always running to the bathroom because your bladder is calling the shots? (text tone) you may have oab. enough of this. we're going to the doctor. take charge and ask your doctor about myrbetriq. that's myr-be-triq, the first and only treatment... ...in its class for oab symptoms of urgency

city. earlier the pontiff urged mexican leaders to provide true justice to the victims of drug violence. adam raney has more from mexico city. >> pope francis finished off his official day with a five-day trip to mexico with a mass and prayed alone for some time in front of the image of this virgin martha appeared according to catholic tradition to a poor indigenous peasant in the 1500s. he said it was the most important thing for him to do on this trip. the most important thing is to pray in front of this symbol of mexico. he had strong words for a group of bishops at the cathedral in mexico city. he said they must do more to help mexico's poor, the people caught up in the ongoing drug war where violence and corruption reigns and these people need the support of the church, and mexico will not be able to truly cleanse itself without the church taking some sort of leadership in it, and church leaders need to be concerned less with the wealthy and powerful being much more concerned with the poor among their flock. he spoke for a first-ever for a pope. this was the first time the head of th

city. >>> mexican officials are concerned about the sdee zika virus mosquito -- they sprayed mow key toe-- mosquito repellent to protect the pope. >>> here in denver, skies are clear and it's mild. in the high country, this is i-70 in the vail rest area. it's snowing hard. that's going to continue today. we'll talk - i'll show you the satellite and radar. the snow doesn't show up great on the satellite and radar. we have clouds in our northwestern corner. in the eastern plains, we have a few clouds. we have winter weather advisory in place. most areas picking up 3 to 6 inches down into the northwest areas, like steamboat, 4 to 8 inches of snow. higher elevations could see another foot by midnight tonight. none of these are in place for the denver area. we're going to stay dry today. that snow is going to stick around through the day today. here in denver, eastern plains may see a few clouds. that's all we're looking at. snowy conditioning in our mountains. if you're traveling up there to go skiing or if you're heading back down from a 3-day weekend, be careful because it's windy out there

you know, i've been trying to get to meet the mexican officials since i was director. in mexico city, they stone wall me. trying to meet with the pope. i'm convinced the mexican government stone walled that visit. in jaurez, so they don't like me, don't like donald trump, so, so what? we're going to do our jobs and clean up that mess and i'll be reporting next week on a major drug investigation we concluded with all the drugs, once again, coming in across that border. >> now, i know you always get elected and re-elected by overwhelming margins, for sheriff, but i wonder what you make of some polls that show donald trump could suffer in the poll, at least among latinos. all latinos, not the ones who have voted for him in the latest states, but generally. there's a "wall street journal" survey out and others as you've no doubt seen, that show donald trump losing seven out of ten latino voters. does that worry you just on the prospect of his getting which i think you want to see, him elected president, that he would lose that vote? >> well, you know, i'm not loved by every hispanic in m

here's a look at the surveillance video from the acapulco mexican bakery in iowa city saturday night. you see the man walk up to the cashier and lead her in back. customers look nervous. in that back room cameras show the cashier being forced forward.... a gun to her back, she gives the man money from the desk and from a safe then he quickly leaves. as we spoke with the owner, her god son can be heard translating. "it's very unsettling for us because he already came in with the intention of going in to the back room where the safe according to witnesses -- the person took nearly 50-thousand dollars -- and the crime stoppers grou is offering nearly one- thousand dollars for any information that leads to an ararest. an iia police officer is recovering after being shot while responding to a call. sioux city officers investigating a string of robberies and burglaries responded to an apartment complex. police say isaiah mothershed shot an office in the leg -- and also shot himself. the officer is a 13-year veteran of the department and is already out of the hospital.. mothershed is current

but it shows mexico is full of hundreds of thousands working class mexicans, many who commute into the cityhey'll highlight the problems and then he'll reach out to the communities and celebrating a mass and indigenous langs. for years the people held people at arm's length and now they're trying to embrace these people. he'll wrap up the trip to a violent stayed held by drug cartels, and he'll pray at the border where hundreds of thousands of people sense the mass, and he'll say a prayer for migrants who lost their lives. that is a bit of a challenge to the united states. he has been critical of their policy as well. >> good to see you, thank you very much, indeed. >> now haiti's parliament is due to convene right about now to shoes a kemp rather president. there has been protest in port-au-prince after president michel martelly left on sunday with no successor. some demonstrators are worried that martelly is trying to influence the process. we go to port-au-prince, to say this has been a mess of gargantuan is an understatement. >> this session should have started about a half hour ago. bu

city. >>reporter: throngs of mexicans showed up to see pope francis at every turn . but they showed up in force when he visited the country's holiest site. before celebrating mass pope francis blessed the interest of our lady of guadalupe a. 5000 people attended the service. thousands more. watched outside, including this boy who ran up to the pope. the holy father touched on the themes of his visit. afterwards he spat 20 minutes alone to pray before mexico's patron saint representing the virgin mary. pope francis came to mexico as a missionary antipode. what does it show to mexicans? >> he is with them. currently seven his day began with an official welcome ceremony at the national palace for he delivered a tough love message to mexican politicians. he urged them to resist privilege and serve those in need. thousands waited to catch a glimpse of his pope mobile. >> i very excited to see him. i am with my mother. what a blessing. >>reporter: the pope will celebrate sunday mass outside mexico city at a feel that holds nearly half 1 million people. the pope said visiti

mexican tour. i arrived in the city of anpara this morning. he will be meeting with priest violence. he will also meet with young people and send a message about church. >>> and in today's health alert, if you want to boost your omega fatty intake, go with two organic items. previous research linked omega 3 fatty acids with better immune function and cardiovascular function. >>> and the grammy's showcase more than just music, making a statement and paying district to music legends. kendrick lamar walked away with swift nabbed three trophies, including the flight's most prestigious award. >> reporter: pop between taylor swift opened the 58y awards and won the -- 58th awards and won the top prize, album of the year. >> you don't let people side track you. >> reporter: kendrick lamar sent a powerful message about racism with his rap that won him five grammy's. the audience was brought to its feet as they honored maurice white, glenn frey and blue's legend b.b. king. and lady gaga brought back to life david bowie's work. mark ronson and bruno mars' uptown funk won record of the year and

city. authorities went to the acapulco mexican bakery around 5-15, yesterday ening. that's at 19-37 keokuk street. police say ththsuspect walked into the business and showed a handgun. that's when he demanded money, and ran away. police say witnesses described the suspect as a 5-8, heavy set hispanic or black man. and that he was wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, white shoes, and a white face mask. if you have any information your asked to call l ime stoppers at 358-tips. the linn county sheriff's office is investigating a shooing on the northwest side of cedar rapids. deputies went to a domestic disturbance call at 14-14 sisley grove road northwest around 3-30, yesterday morning. there, authorities found one man with two serious gunshot wounds. ap an ambulance took the 44- year-old man to mercy hospital in ceded rapids, and rom there, to the university of iowa hospitals and clinics. detectives say they also detained and questioned a suspet. the sheriff's office has not released that person's name or the victims. fire crews responded to a house fire on the southwes

city. >> denise: mexican officials were so concerned about the zika viruses they started aerial spraying and fumigations to protect the pope from the disease. >> dan: knowing the difference between life and death, coming >> dan: well, the snow will be moving in later tonight. jeff will do a live weather chat from 8:00 to 9:00 on the cleveland 19 facebook page. can you ask him how conditions will be in your area and jeff of course will have his 7-day forecast coming up. >>> well, would you know what to do if someone collapsed from something like a heart attack? >> denise: knowing cpr can be the difference between a life saved and a life lost. as part of our go red campaign about the importance of cpr training. >> reporter: let's face it cpr training is something so many of us say we will get to but don't. with it being heart month it may be a good time to visit the idea of equipping your knowledge that's proven again and again to be invaluable. >> when the alarm goes off fire and ems crews like these guys at shaker heights have no time to waste. they never know what kind of life-threateni

here's a look at the surveillance video from the acapulco mexican bakery in iowa city saturday night. you see the man walk up to the cashier and lead her in back. customers look nervous. in that back room cameras show the cashier being forced forward.... a gun to her back, she gives the man money from the desk and from a safe then he quickly leaves. if you have information, call police. now, let's go to eileen with a at weather. few snow showers today but mostly blowing and drifting with strong winds today and even into tomorrow. cold weather will stick around for the week with highs only in the low to mid teens tomorrow we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the i'm moving to a place where i can get internet from centurylink. if i get the three year price lock, am i stuck with the three year contract? no. that just means the price won't change. for three years. that way the price is locked, you're not. you can just hang out and be free. lock in your monthly price for 3 years without a contract when you bundle see you in 2018. >>> it's a fun day snowy monday he