adriana diaz has the latest from mexico city. pope francis visited a children's hospital in mexico city where he gave a sick boy medicine. displaying his affection for the young, he asked the children to pray for him. a young girl serenaded the pope with a rendition of ave maria. "mexico city has been pope francis' hub since he arrived from here he's taking daily trips around the country." earlier in the day, the holy father traveled by helicopter to ecatepec, one of mexico city's poorest and most violent suburbs. there he celebrated an outdoor mass before more than 300,000, the largest event on his six day historic visit. in his homily, the pope urged equal opportunity for all. an estimated two million people lined his motorcade route, many waving vatican flags and balloons. "it's amazing! amazing, i'm nervous!" ad: why did you like him? porque te gusto? yz: porque andaba en un carro blanco y a mi me gusto tu carro ad: you liked his car? te gusto su carro? yz: si! tomorrow, pope francis flies to the region of chiapas to meet wit

visit have been under way in mexico city for months. security is visibley higher in the m mn square. nearly 13,000 officers from various forcesill protect the pontiff. it is very full. a busy day for him. he'll arrive around 8:30 tonight. tomorrow he'll stop at the basilica of our lady of guadalupe. the pope will visit inmates there at a prison. he'll depart for rome on wednesday night. julia bagg is in cuba and has a live report from havana coming up 6:00. head to our nbc 6 newewand weather app. we have an entire in-deptt section. >>> a tirade by the mayor of miami beach and it was caught on camera. your fedex trip parked in front of our -- >> you heard right there. if this sounds like deja vu, you're right. >> it's one of his pet peeves. double parked delivery trucks. when he spotted one yesterday, he took matters into his own hands. the video that's getting more than 10,000 views online. >> the mayor makes no bones about it. he hates delivery trucks blocking lanes on busy miami beach streets. he absolutely positively had to jump into

these protesters have been here in mexico city for more than a year - demanding justice for the students, who have not been seen luis rosales says the pope stands by mexico's corrupt government, and will not bring about real change luis rosales: "things won't get better because of praying. things must be stopped by us, by the people." missing signs are plastered in the border city of juarez. where the pope visits wednesday. it was once called the murder capitol of the world, but the city is undergoing a renaissance and violence is down 40 percent him to heal or to pray or to to uh be better." parents of the missing students will attend the pope's mass in juarez. the pope wraps up his five day visit tomorrow in juarez, across the border from el paso texas. his mass is expected to focus on the plight of migrants. landon and kristen, now back to you. thanks adrianna. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up next. still to come on channel 2 news...as reno becomes a booming business destination, non- gaming hotels are popping up... we'll show you where - next. america's her

adriana diaz, cbs news, mexico city. eric: concerned about the zika virus, mexican officials started aerial anti-mosquito spraying and house-to-house fumigation to protect the pope from the disease. officials in brazil are ramping up the fight against the zika virus. the military there and hundreds of thousands of health workers have been mobilized to fight zika. the country's president says the outbreak will not compromise the upcoming olympics in rio. he says brazil will have success fighting mosquitoes that carry the virus. the virus has been linked to a serious birth defect among newborns. the olympics begin in august. elizabeth: right now in taiwan, the search is over. officials called off all rescue operations after a 6.4 earthquake struck the southern part of the country. the death toll is now up to 116. the last trapped person was rescued alive saturday afternoon. a total of 289 people were rescued. in the age of the selfie it seems many are turning to plastic surgery younger and younger. millennials are getting

here's the kind of extra helping of crap you got to deal with if you run the hottest restaurant in mexico city of the head of mexico's consumer protection agency walks in and demands a table when there's, unsurprisingly, no table available. when garcia says, "sorry, no can do," she pulls a, "you know who i am?" and then calls daddy and gets the health inspectors in to shut the place down. so, your other customers basically started taking pictures of them with their cell phones. >> eduardo: next thing you know, we have the media outside, and this is friday. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo: sunday morning, we're front page of one of the most important newspapers in mexico. >> anthony: well, it was very embarrassing to the government. >> eduardo: and they should be. >> anthony: because they got caught doing what they do all the time. but if you were not the hottest restaurant in town, if you were just running a cantina, you know, a few blocks away. >> eduardo: i would've been -- >> anthony: they would've closed you down and that's that. right now, a defiant, young, creative generation of mexican ch

mexico including mexico city and celebrate mass there. to follow the pope's visit to mexico throughout the weekend and next week. now, to california. after 16 weeks of trying, a california utility was finally able to temporarily stop the flow of a methane gas leak in porter ranch, california. jake ward explains what was done to stop the leak and why we can see more of it in the years to come. >> just a temporary solution the company says, it will be a little while longer until they have a permanent solution something like plugging the well with concrete. in the meantime, this town remains like a ghost town. we've seen no evidence of residents here. these images captured by an infrared camera show the toxic plume of methane gas that began leaking in the porter ranch area of los angeles. here is the problem with the methane. you can't see or smell the stuff. it takes special equipment to detect it. although methane breaks down relatively quickly, about 20 years after it gets in the air, it absorbs 80 times more sun than carbon dioxide does.

adriana diaz, cbs news, mexico city. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) so far, pope francis has clocked about 23 miles in his pope mobile. he has another 93 to go before his trip ends on wednesday./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > going all in? or folding on the deal? the agreement just reached.. coming up, the raiders decision whether to stay in oakland, or move to las vegas. (( and the warmth continues, it's in your 7 day outlook. low 70s, that's not the warmest day in your 7 day outlook. we're breaking it down coming up in just a few minutes. ))//// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities r their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for,

adriana diaz has more from mexico 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 mexic

mexico city has been pope francis' hub since he arrived. from here, he is taking daily trips across the country. >> it's good he is here for many people. >> reporter: the holy father also traveled by helicopter on sunday to another city. there, he celebrated an outdoor mass before more than 300,000, the largest event on his six-day historic visit. in his homily, the pope urged mexicans to build a society with an estimated 2 million people lined his motorcade route, many waving vatican flags and balloons. >> amazing! amazing! >> reporter: you liked his white car? propose francis traveled by plane to another region later today to meet with indigenous people living on mexico's southern border. adriana diaz, cbs news, mexico city. >>> coming up on the "morning news." the eagles of death metal are back on the road and we will hear from the band's lead singer about how he narrowly escaped one of the gunmen in the paris terror attacks. >>> later, blow darts target pedestrians on the golden gate bridge. this is the "cbs morning news." which helps y

adrianna diaz is live in mexico city with a closer look at the papal visit... adrianna? just landed here and has a busy schedule over the next few days... but before coming to mexico he made another stop in a caribbean capital. pope francis made a quick stop in cuba on his way to mexico. at the airport in havana, he sat down with the head of the russian orthodox church - the first such meeting in nearly a thousand years. the historic discussion comes as both churches respond to extremist attacks on christans. while in mexico the pope will try to tackle challenges here, including drugs, violence and poverty. his popemobiles are waiting for him in mexico city where they were blessed by a priest. francis will be the first pope to visit the border. adriana diaz: "his last top will be here the city of juarez, which borders el paso, texas. more than 200 thousand people will come her to see the pope celebrate mass on workers put the finishing touches on the alter which can be seen from texas. bishop oscar cantu: "it was on his insistence to come right close to the border. anoth

the pope's first mass here in mexico city will be tomorrow. scott, his visit is also meant to reinvigerate catholics here where it's estimated the number of people raised catholic and still practicing has dropped nearly 10%. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez in the mexicanical capital for us. manuel, thank you. next. . >> pelley: life's precious moments are stored in our mind, but that wasn't quite good enough for the unforgettable man that steve hartman met "on the road." >> reporter: around starkville, mississippi, retired mail carrier charles evans is known most low for his questionable taste in lawn furnishings. undeniably beautiful. >> the man with the plan. >> reporter: charles met his wife, louise, back in 1949. >> when you looked at her, it >> reporter: really! >> i guess it's love. >> reporter: to charles, true stop it. >> that's a big four-letter word. >> reporter: nothing. >> straighten it out. >> reporter: which is why after she died in 2011, after 60 years of marriage, he decided a grave marker wasn't enough, that their love deserved mo

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the pontiff was welcomed by huge crowds in mexico city. mexico has the second biggest catholic population after brazil. he has a busy schedule where he will celebrate mass in the mexican capital. adam rainey has the story. >> reporter: after he landed here he's coming from those talks that he held in cuba with the head of the russian orthodox church. he'll start by getting a key to the city of mexico city. the heart of the capital, talks with president enrique pena nieto. then on the more controversial part of his trip. a sprawling gritty and violent suburb on the edge of mexico city. the decision to travel to other parts of the country racked by violence, is showing that pope francis hopes to bring light to areas racked by violence, ruling large parts of the country without fear of o retribution fm the government. he'll meet at chappas, and finally wrap up his trip when he visits the northern border of mexico and holds a mass there on the border with people from texas and people from mexico attending that mass, and he'll say a prayer for s

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security is obvious here in mexico city. police, barriers in place but no visible metal detectors and nothing like what we saw in the u.s. a far lighter security presence than unprecedented measure the u.s. took in september, when thousands never made it into mass because they were stuck in line. >> now, you can see mass is underway, here is the sad part. come to the balcony. that is the check point. look how many people are still in line. even after waiting for four or more hours, most of the people will never get into mass. >>> the hope will perform a mass for mexico. that is where the pope will be performing mass here tomorrow in mexico city. and it's going to be an enormous event. guardrails have been set up and the crowd will be held back in this direction. all of this space here is going to be kept free because this is where the pope is going to be driving down waving to the crowd on both sides going into the basilica. >> reporter: this group is from el salvador. now, one lives in baton rouge. >> we were praying as a f

security is obvious here in mexico city. police, barriers in place but no visible metal detectors and nothing like what we saw in the u.s. a far lighter security presence than unprecedented measure the u.s. took in september, when thousands never made it into mass because they were stuck in line. >> now, you can see mass is underway, here is the sad part. come to the balcony. that is the check point. look how many people are still in line. even after waiting for four or more hours, most of the people will never get into mass. >>> the hope will perform a mass for mexico. that is where the pope will be performing mass here tomorrow in mexico city. and it's going to be an enormous event. guardrails have been set up and the crowd will be held back in this direction. all of this space here is going to be kept free because this is where the pope is going to be driving down waving to the crowd on both sides going into the basilica. >> reporter: this group is from el salvador. now, one lives in baton rouge. >> we were praying as a f

abc news, mexico city. >>> the east coast is experiencing and of the coldest weather seen in years. was so cold in philadelphia firefighters saw their water meant for flames turn to ice. in new york city it hit 1 degree below zero and that's the coldest it has been in 22 years. snow, ice and heavy snow and blowing snow and white yows -- whiteout conditions caused. 10 people were hurt. >>> pope francis is in mexico city after a busy day visiting a children's hospital. the pontiff is condemning the drug trade on his visit. >> another day, another opportunity for the throngs of catholics to get a glimpse. >> the pope is m coming. -- the pope is coming. his motorcade is down the street. >> the pope was dashing to a waiting helicopter and scurrying to mass. >> that is pope francis taking off to celebrate sunday mass. he is flying to will outskirts of mexico city. >> as the pope arrives hundreds of thousands waiting to greet him. celebrating mass is the largesty event in mexico and these people say they need it. to those on the periphery and those who have forgotten and those dealing with

plane is closing in on mexico city. he was supposed to extend this time on this leg from cuba to mexico city resting but he insisted on speaking to the reporters on board. he told them that he was grateful to the cuban president for helping organize a meeting with the leader of russian orthodox church and joked about all the time he is going to be spending in the popemobile in the days ahead. pope francis made a quick stop in cuba on his way to mexico. at the airport in havana, he sat down with the head of the russian orthodox church, the first such meeting in nearly 1,000 years. the historic discussion comes as extremist attacks grow against all christians. while in mexico the pope will try to tackle challenges. his popemobile is waiting him in mexico city where they were blessed by a priest. francis will be the first pope to visit the border and his last stop will be here, the city of juarez, which borders el paso texas. more than 200,000 people will come here to see the pope say mass on this specially made altar. wor

how difficult has it been to catch up with him in mexico city?> it's like a rat race, we're trying to catch up to him. we're always too late. like, he didn't show up right now. >> it's a little upsetting, you know, because i was really -- i can say, excited to see him, but other than that, it's understandable. he's a very important man. >> reporter: they are the offspring of immigrants. they believe in pope's message and call this a once in a lifetime opportunity to see him. but there's another reason. >> one of my -- my father recently passed away about two months ago and he originally wanted to come see him himself. so i was stepping in for him and came to see him in his honor. >> reporter: his dad was diagnosed with leukemia last year. he'd been planning to come to mexico city to see the pope for himself but the vicious disease took his life in only four months. i find him wearing a pin honoring his father and his fight against leukemia. >> oh, man, a little heartbreaking but, you know, it's understandable. >> so there they go. happy to talk t

. >> right now the pope is in the air on his second leg on his trip to mexico city. he is schededed to arrive in mexico city at about 8:30, but he's technically running a little bit ahead of schedule. whenever he does arrive there, there'll be a welcoming ceremony for him in mexico city. >> there'll be a lot of folks there. today's short stop in cuba was an historic one. the sit-down was meant to bridge a 1,000-year old rift in christianity. they kissed on the cheek with

. >> and we are taking a live look at mexico city. the north end of the city at the bisilica of our lady of guadalupe. and the pope having mass there during his trip to mexico. >> reporter: this is a 5-day trip for the pope and just saw him arriving two days ago. and very outspoken against the stages of this trip talking about drug violence in the country. >> robbin: and the pope's shrine at the ceremony where he first arrived in mexico. this morning the pontiff met with the president at the national palace. >> reporter: and the pontiff meeting with several bishops calling on them to help protect the mexican people from the violent drug trade in the country. >> robbin: and embracing the head of the russian orthodox church. the patriot coming face to face with the two branches of christianity. they signed a joint declaration of religious unity. then the declaration calling for peace in syria, iraq, ukraine and asking for europe to maintain christian roots. >> jeff: and right now pope francis holding mass in mexico city. stay with 7 news

he was welcomed by huge crowds in mexico city. mexico has the world's second largist catholic population after brazil. he has a busy schedule which begins today, saturday, when he celebrates mass in the capital. our correspondent is there. >> reporter: thousands have come out here to watch the pope pass through the city after he landed here. he is coming from those talks in cuba that he held with the head of the russian orthodox church. his official functions starts on saturday by giving a key to the mexico city. after that it is to controversial aspects. he will be holding a mags on sunday on the edge of mexico city. a decision to hold a mass there and to travel to other parts wracked by violence shows that pop francis is hoping to show solidarity to the country. after that mass on sunday he will travel to other parts p, a southern state where he will meet with indigenous leaders. for a long time the church has held these people at arm's length but he is trying to embrace them. finally, he will visit the northern border of mexico

mexico city has been the pub sub since he arrived. he is taking daily trips across the country. earlier he went to one of the most poor and violent suburbs in mexico where he celebrated an outdoor mass with 300,000 people per the largest event on his historic visit. the pope urged mexicans to build a society with equal opportunity for all. an estimated 2 million people lined his motorcade, many waving flags and balloons. tran20 seven why did you like him? to make you liked his white car? >> yes. scott tomorrow. he flies to another region to meet with indigenous people on the southern border. >>> we are tracking the bitter blasted us for say much of the northeast in the midwest to break out there, heavy coats. the strong winter storm brought several inches of snow to parts of north dakota, but the coldest temperatures of the season are blowing into the northeast with gus, creating dangerous when chills, while below zero but the national weather service says winds could make it feel as cold as -250 in new york. the temperatures have not dropped below zero. there is more than 20 ye

he was welcomed by huge crowds in mexico city. mexico has the world's second largest catholic population after brazil. he has a busy schedule on saturday when he celebrates mass in the capital mexico city from where our correspondent reports. >> reporter: thousands have come to watch the pope. he is coming from those talk in cuba. his official functions begin on saturday. he will start by giving a key to the city. he will hold talks with the bitch open's at the largest cathedral. after that it is only to only only only - he will be holding a mass on sunday in a violent suburb on the edge of mexico city. the decision to hold a mass there and to travel to other parts is hoping to show solidarity to people. after that mass on sunday he will travel to other parts of the areas. he will visit the southern state where he will meet with indigenous leaders. for a long time the catholic church have held these people at arm's length and he is trying to embrace them. he will wrap up his trip when he will visit the northern border of mexico. he

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 the vatican had entered that palace because relation has not been established between them and the vatican until 1992. they needed to be concerned with ruling effectively, getting rid of corruption and imposing the rule of law to make sure that millions of mexicans do not live in these areas of the country where there is no rule of law, where they see more corruption and they see nor violence than they see justice. he's ending a very busy day. one that came with a lot of pompous. he came in and end

today he held an open air mass in one of mexico city's most violate suburbs. adriana diaz talked to some who could barely contain their excitement. >> reporter: more than 300,000 gathered to watch pope francis hold sunday mass in likely the biggest event in mexico. the holy father circled over aztec ruins before landing 20 miles outside mexico city. lopez was moved by his presence. he gives us so much love, she said. he radiates love. we love that he's so simple, so humble. on his way to mass, an estimated 2 million people greeted pope francis with yellow and white balloons. the colors of the vatican flag. the pope francis specifically chose to visit this poor suburb, notorious for deadly violence, drug trafficking and kidnapping. many of those who couldn't get in to the mass lined up for their chance to see him. >> amazing. amazing. >> why did you like him? >> [ speaking spanish ] >> you liked his white car? >> s i. >> reporter: in his homily he warned the faithful not to have dialogue with the devil because he always wins. he said only the power of the word o

he traveled by helicopter to one of mexico city's poorest and most violent suburbs. there he celebrated an outdoor mass before more than 300,000. the largest event on his six-day historic visit. >> in his homley, the pope urged mexicans to build a society with equal opportunity for all. 2 million people lined his motorcade route, many waving vatican flags. >> amazing. amazing. >> why did you like him? >> you liked his white car? >> si. virus, mexican officials started aerial antimosquito spraying and house to house fumigation to protect the pope from the disease. >>> the biggest names in music are getting ready for the grammy's. still ahead tonight, a sneak peek at what the artist will you are (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. >> its season to celebrate your irish h

see if you're eligible for 12 months free at mybreo.com. >>> live pictures for you out of mexico cityyou see the pope there and the pomp and circumstance that is celebrating him with all the music. there he is alongside the president of mexico and the first lady. we are going to go to rosa flores right now who is also there in mexico city. he saw just a little bit ago the people, the thousands of them lining the street. now we see him getting ready to sit down with the president. rosa, do we have any indication of what the conversation will be between the pope and president nieto? >> reporter: you know, usually pope francis makes an statement. let's not forget, he is not only the leader of the catholic church but he is also the head of state of the vatican. he normally makes some remarks. i can tell you that in other countries he usually makes a message of solidarity with the government. he says the church is here to help you through trying times. for example, in cuba, one of the things he said was that politics are about service. you're not there to serve an ideology, you're there to

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cbs 4 adriana diaz has more from mexico city. >> reporter: mexico's southern most state is also the poorest. the pope's visit said on the community and the steady stream of migrants from central america who crossed the state on the way to the u.s.. before an audience of thousands, pope francis presided over a mass at the mexico. speaking in three indigenous languages he chastised mexico's elite saying the indigenous population has been excluded from society. the crowd started forming overnight where mexico meets guatemala. the southern borders also where hundreds of thousands from central america enter mexico on a dangerous journey to the u.s.. they tried to hitch a ride atop mexico's north bound freight train known as the beast. >> this is the half way point. trains come through mexico city on their way north. >> along the way we found this migrant who left guatemala for traveling for a month and asked us not to show his case or use his name. >> people die on the train. >> yes, people die or lose their lips he said families sometimes fall off the train. he lived in houston texas for seven

tran ones adriana diaz has the latest from mexico city. >>reporter:pope francis visit a children's hospital mexico city where he gave a sick boy medicine. for him. a young girl serenaded the pope with a rendition of ave maria. mexico city has been pope francis hub since he arrived, from here he has taken daily trips across the country. >> the visit is cool that he's here for many people >>reporter: the holy father traveled by helicopter on sunday. there, he celebrated an outdoor mass for more than 300,000. the largest event on his sixth day historic visit. in his homily, the pope urged mexicans to build a society with equal opportunities for all. an estimated 2 million people lined his motorcade route, many waving vatican flags and balloons. >> amazing! >>reporter:you liked his white car? >> yes. >>reporter:pope francis traveled by plane to g opera later today to meet with mexico's southern border. >>> concerned about the zika virus, mexican authorities began aerial spraying to protect the pope from the disease. >>> a scare for a group of

cnn, mexico city. >>> the pope's monday schedule puts him in chiapas, where he is expected to spend theussing on the indigenous people. it is one of the poorest areas of mexico, but still a lot of work and preparation went into this visit, and the expectations and the hope for change are evident. >> reporter: putting on the finishing touches in the poorest state in the mexican federation. preparations are under way for the pope's arrival to the colonial city. a city that some believe the mexican government would prefer to keep out of the spotlight. the fact that he's coming to chiapas is a very important and historical sign, because it is here where a bishop was. one of the most important theologians who chose the poor, the marginalized. >> reporter: with the pope set to arrive later today, security has been stepped up. federal police and soldiers on duty at key venues in the city, and there is excitement in the air. >> translator: we're full of hope, full of joy, full of faith, because he's coming. i think it's a new inspiration for mexico, which is a little sad and depressed. we've be

. >> pope francis is in mexico city before holding a ms. in mexico city.orter david ono from our sister station in los angeles is following the pontiff's five-day visit to the country and is in mexico city with more. >> as hope frances appeared on the streets of mexico city he brings with him something far greater than celebrity. he brings hope. 2 million people have emerged from their homes to getting a fleeting glimpse of the pontiff high. the sight of him is uplifting, it's his words that have the most impact. ♪ ♪ in his speeches you don't write into the heavy issues that burden this country. he talked of mexico's violent drug trade. >> i am particularly concerned about those many persons who seduced by the empty power of the world, praise illusions and embrace their mocover symbols to commercialize death in exchange for money. >> the pope also shined a light on corruption and poverty. but in his speech in front of the president of mexico, and many other powerful dignitaries, in his own, kind, comforting way, points out the solution to these problems is