people frombout newfoundland too. >> beware of canada. , to people who know about faith in america will tell us about what they think of the papal visit to america. make america great again after this. ♪ >> our guests are the former u.s. ambassador to the vatican and the executive director of network. i was talking to a priest a couple of days ago and trying to get a sense of things. he said there is one thing you can take to the bank, pope francis will say something that affirms and challenges everybody watching his remarks. what was one thing that affirmed and challenged you? >> i think what got affirmed was the idea we have to move away from polarized politics and move together with respect to immigration and immigration reform. tohought about him speaking a nation of immigrants and about himself as an immigrant was a key point. the challenge is the challenge of bridging divides. i know in my heart that i want everyone to join me and come my way, but what he was saying is that to move forward we have to find common ground, work for that common good, bigger than my own personal view.

it's so large it extends from northern new england, nova scotia, newfoundland, all the way southwest to texas. that's why we had of full week of sunny, dry weather. there is a shower chance coming our way from the south in from the east. we are talking about sometime early monday morning. we have indication that late tomorrow night a cold front will approach. we think the rain will stay in the mountains are well to the north. sunday it will turn back a bit cooler but no rain. as we get into late sunday morning -- night and monday morning, that will be our possibility of picking up a touch of light rain. will not help a whole lot but it will be a touch of light rain. let's check out the next seven days. a cooler day on sunday, kind of breezy. a 20% chance of light rain on monday. for the rest of the week it looks like it might be a bit cloudy but on the cooler side of things. as far as what will happen sunday at fedex field weather-wise we can predict, score wise not so much. at fedex it is looking pretty nice. 79 degrees for kickoff. sunshine and by the time the game is done it could

this one on the i scribble newfoundland -- on the ice in newfoundland. it crashed. it went on its belly and the propellers were bent. embedded in the ice. if you cannot turn your propellers, you cannot use your radio. an entrepreneur from ohio rescued the plane of the ice, brought it back to a small airport in ohio, reconstructed the whole plane, and the airport told him that he was a renter -- thead a little hanger on larger airfield. they told him they would not rent to him anymore. he gave his plane away to the world war ii museum. now we have it hanging in the boeing center. we get them. some people in midland, texas cut the nose off. someone went into a big gigantic junkyard and cut off the nose. they have nose art hanging like so many paintings on the wall of a museum. there is a film "the best years of my life," about airmen returning from the war. scrapyard goes to a and sees the old bomber used to turned to junk. okay guys, thanks a lot. i will see you next week. next week we will do d-day. >> this weekend on the c-span networks, politics, books, and americ

here is what is going on problems in the bronx, newfoundland for when northbound accident to watch out for, new jersey commute doing good, the parkway, the turnpike, take a look at queens, long island expressway by the grand central park west bound moving and the speed limit for queens boulevard, no issues of the east bound side and as far as the trains everything including long island rail road back to normal schedule, running on or close. ben: today we should get our first look at that plan to deal with topless painted ladies and times square. juliet: teresa priolo is not one of them but she is in times square with the latest on this story. good morning. >> reporter: not today at least. good morning to both of you. what to do about times square, one of the hottest issues in this become a there are two schools of thought, one is you do away with them and you solve the problem. the other is maybe the space is to blame so the new plan looks to revamp this. this -- know your zones. you, too. and naked cowboy, you are not supposed to be over here. in a plan that will officially be release

avenue, traffic moving slow, two lanes blocked with an accident, couple problems in the bronx, newfoundland for way southbound an accident blocking of wayne, delays on the bruckner from the interchange traveling northbound college at night tractor-trailer had two lanes shutdown, watch out for flooding on the parkway westbound, the bqe and accident, traffic slope there, jammed on the lie eastbound westbound approaching maurice avenue because of an accident. this is the ally e where it is slow, why shutdown was down from springfield avenue into clear view, overturned truck, all this closed with emergency personnel. with the new chase freedom mobile app, you can simply redeem, pay, and go. the new chase freedom mobile app. the card is for the essentials. the cash back is for the fun. here in vineland, new jersey, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. it's white breast meat chicken every time. because white breast meat chicken releases its flavor into the broth and absorbs more flavor from it. and in vineland, it's all about flavor so if you're n

he's a canadian contemporary christian music artist song writer and worship lead originally from newfoundlandnada. three of his albums have reached the top 25 christian albums billboard >> ♪ >> ♪ >> papa in philadelphia. that's what it's all about, #cbsphillily pope. send us your photos, your reactions, your moments, your special moments of this very, very special weekend here in the city of philadelphia. there's some great toe totes. >> great photos. >> great photos coming in to us. >> let's take a look at the parkway. this is where a lot of the photos are being taken. they're spectacular. when is the last time you saw something like that. i venture to say maybe never. >> i'm going say. >> maybe the last time the pope was in town. >> i wasn't here. i was a senior at the university of richmond but it was 79 and it was very, very close to that and tomorrow -- >> that's going to be jam packed. >> we need to put up a saturday-sunday picture and you can definitely see the difference. that's going to be something else. >> absolutely. >> let's talk more about the pictures that are being sent in fro

might just clip newfoundland, st.that and of course the cooldown, yes, it will be much cooler, maybe that's something you've heard right here in new york city and along the northeast. that's all coming up by the >> good morning,ashington, grab the umbrella, you will need it, off-and-on showers and thunderstorms expepected all d long and a few cld be heavy with our hig tens in t upper 70s to l lower >> all of that weather brought to you by samsung. 50 years, unbelievable, robin. >> see cute. all right, ginger, thank you. >>> over here with anna kendrick, my co-star in "pitch perfect 2." >> sister. >> yeah, we are. i was a legend. she's here -- >> legacy. >> a legacy. >> you keep saying legend. i get that. you're that, as well. >> you've got a big announcement that we're going to share with everyone. >> yes. >> first of all let me tell you, you all were so cool and so kind, i was a newbie there on -- >> no, i'm telling you, honestly i think making a movie is genuinely so boring, people don't like -- they don't know how

ask anybody in newfoundland, labrador, got approval of european trade deal, promise to give them moneyn terms of what they were giving up processing fish, and you know what? he broke his promise. >> translator: mr. trudeau, what is your opinion about the matter? well it is certain that we could have signed many agreements internationally without endangering our farming system but the reality is that the gentleman is showing true lack of transparency. he doesn't want to talk about what he is doing. like mr. mulcair is you know lining, he is not fulfilling his promises in many issues as to promises concerning international trade. we absolutely must have free-trade agreements. we know it is good for jobs and we need those investments. that's a reality. and we can not pretend either that the world is free trade world as to agriculture. we have a system that works. we signed very important agreements without putting ourselves in danger. but we need to attract foreign investment. we need to create jobs here in canada. you know that, the sectors, the manufacturing sectors and exporting sector