our pat ciarrocchi sat down with him for an "eyewitness news" one on one. >> how does it feel for you to be on the steps of history. >> overwhelming. it really is. it is an incredible task putting it all together. it causes me a mixture of joy and anxiety. >> reporter: 167 days from now philadelphia will be at the center of the pope francis universe and archbishop chaput will be at his side. >> i think we will be prepared for the holy father himself but i'm worried about the the crowd, that the city can really manage such a huge infusion of people. >> reporter: as many as 2 million people when pope francis climbs the the steps of the art museum to say mass sunday september 27th. we know there are two big events that are set in stone. it is festival of families on saturday, papal mass on sunday. what do you envision as the rest of the pope's visit to philadelphia looking like. >> we don't have a final schedule but certainly it looks like he will be celebrating mass in the cathedral as well as on the parkway and that celebration if it happens would be for the people of the archdiocese o

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reporting live from penns landing, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> bring on summer and rollerkates pat, thank you. >>> lights are out the atlantic city's former revel casino. ac r energy the power plant that provides utility, cut the power this afternoon. the building's new owner glenn straub and ac r could not reach a deal regarding payment he a assume as the the new landlord. straub wants to hook up portable generator trucks in the time being. >>> tonight secret service is facing yet another scandal a high ranking supervisor is off the job and under investigation after an alleged sexual assault on the collogue. cbs reporter craig boswell has more from the white house. >> reporter: secret service director joseph clancy is facing yet another scandal within his agency, xavier morales, a senior supervisor is a accused of making unwanted sexual advances on a female subordinate at agency headquarters after returning from a party march 31st. washington post reports that the female agent told police morales tried to kiss her and grabbed her arms when she resisted. she added two scuf

. >> pope francis visit news about five months away, our pat ciarrocchi sat down with archbishop charles chaput to talk about preparing for the pope. >> looks like celebrating mass in the cathedral, as well as on the parkway. and that celebration, if it happens, would be for the people of the archdioces every philadelphia. >> what do you think the philadelphia church needs from the holy ♪ >> i think renewed confidence, entheusiasm, recommitment of service. >> you can watch more of pat ciarrocchi's interview did with archbishop charles chaput, the latest on the papal visit by going to cbsphilly.com. >> 5:41 a.m. and must-see video this morning when a crane come crashing down on a museum. we'll show you the extremely close call. >> also, talk about an unexpected intruder. when a mountain lion is found lurking under a home. now, it is getting the animal to move, that's not so easy. >> word on big star, dave sayi i need to promote my new business. and do it on budget. i can make that happen. business cards? business cards, brochures, banners... pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper stick

our pat ciarrocchi has the the details. >> reporter: francis, south american has rallied the world's catholics in rock star style. it is using his voice and now possibly his presence to influence a highly charged ge o political issue. cuban porn reverend ronnie thinks his presence in cuba will be a powerful new statement this pope is an amazing man of god. i'm all for the opening of the relationship. i think it is about time we had religious freedom and it business time of learning how to get along in the world. >> reporter: in december it was revealed francis and holy sea opened a door and helped iron out a deal that is reestablishing diplomatic relations between cuba and u.s. and cuba. >> it noise supplies to me that he will say to this country, we need, and, and archbishop charles chaput. >> he seems to be very much energized by the large number of people who come to hear him, and and, and he is a impressive man. >> reporter: there is no cuba decision, just consideration. and new that the one time philadelphia only trip includes washington and new york, leveraging cuba could add p

in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we want to update you on a story we told you at 5:00. search is over for adamaris torres who had not been seen since monday. the she's now, safely back with her mother. >> good news there. >>> thousands are expected to flock to atlantic city for grand opening of the new store. >> take a live look at the pro shop that opened up ten minutes ago. we will tell you why city leaders say they have ruled in more than just another store. >>> plus, helping rebuild lives, the important major milestone that these volunteers reached today. >>> kathy? >>> we're dry for now but not the for long more rain in the forecast, before some warmth really kicks in, and we will head in the weekend, we will have that coming up in the seven day. >>> it comes to an end tonight for sixthers what would a win against the heat do for their lottery chapses. will craig beruby be back next season as head coach. g in m ron hextall will tell us about that in sports. >>> a welcome to new jersey bass pro shops just opened up their first store in the state in

i'm pat ciarrocchi, you'll be surprised to learn what got the biggest response. >>> also ahead tonight a local bridge shut down thanks to a sink hole is now getting replaced, we will tell you what it means for thousands of drivers who use that bridge every day. >>> then new at 6:00 as property values continue to shrink, one new jersey county is getting creative with how to deal with its budget woes. we will tell you the building officials are putting up for sale. >>> i'm chris may with some of the day's top stories for you. "eyewitness news" has new surveillance video from the hit and run monday in kensington in which this car was involve. >>> we have learn that the little boy david alycia who was injured has now died. >>> his mother who was also hurt has been released from the hospital. the reward is up to $20,000. homicide detectives investigate a mysterious death in southwest philadelphia. a man's body was found inside of a burning koran fort mifflin road there on wednesday. investigators say a gas can was also found in that car. >>> tour bus for lady antbellam singer burst into fla

our pat ciarrocchi is live at philadelphia international airport with their list of demand pat path. >> reporter: chris, on the eve of this who will take travel weekend these non-union workers here at the airport are expressing their frustration, their anger erupted on to the street early this morning, and then they took their protests literally to the steps inside of the city hall. a banner unfurling from the staircase at city hall told a story of anger and frustration. written in purple, philly airport workers deserve a living wage. serena santas lives that frustration. >> i get $7.25 an hour. it is not enough money. i have a family of four and a husband and i just can't live off of what they pay me. >> reporter: wage at that 7.25 hourly minimum is for wheelchair attendants, baggage handlers and airplane cabin cleaners employed by airport subcontractors. prospect aviation and prime flight airline services. >> before dawn the subcontractor workers walk out of the airport calling a strike. after three years of organizing for better treatment and winning an extension of the cities liv

our pat ciarrocchi is live in wayne, where crews are still trying to figure out how this all happened path path. >> reporter: well, chris, 21 hours ago, this was a chaotic scene, here on north wayne avenue, there was an explosion, glass shattered people were screaming. tonight, we now know that there was damage, but no one was injured. when scott scene of the area looked out the window outside his pizzeria, this is what he he saw, smoke rising, after what sounded like an explosion. >> my first instinct i thought a bomb went off. the building started to shake is how loud it was. i saw a big blast of fire coming from below the street, and everyone started running. >> reporter: right outside was beckea the pizza shop across north wayne avenue. peco say cable caught fire. intense gathering of fumes ignited an explosion. the the floor to ceiling front glass window shattered this was next to the pizza of's cross the street. >> i was about to put pizza a in the oven and i heard a big boom and pizza bench shook and i kind of felt right to the bone and core. i looked up and saw smashings. i th

philadelphia orchestra presents bernstein's mass in this eye on the arts our pat ciarrocchi takes usn stage among 250 performers in the gift in the hand of the my stroh yennick. >> reporter: yennick engages 250 moving parts. across the stage at verizon hall. this is bernstein's mass, legendary composer conductor leonard bernstein's spiritual rock concert symphony broadway production, the challenges fate and makes a plea for peace. >> it was my dream always, one of my dreams, to conduct mass. it is one of the very rare works where you have to be comfortable in many kind of styles of music. >> reporter: rare elaborate work premiering 40 years ago. this week the philadelphia orchestra will perform it in its entirety for the first time. we found yennick at his second floor rehearsal for mass, those moving parts are 250 musical artists. >> we have the fulfill a orchestra, two choirs, we have a great cast of mostly broadway singers there the the main role, there is some dancers as well. there is a boys choir. there is a marching ban. the there is even mummers coming in. >> reporter: yennic

pat ciarrocchi has the story. >> reporter: silvery bars look impressive pouring out of the buck net brianlot's pawn shop in darby, delaware county but in this case, all of the glitters is not the silver. >> it looks authentic but it turnout to be counterfeit and fake. >> reporter: the the discovery came $7,400 too late. he wishes he had men this man nicholas of clayton, new jersey. when he came into his shop a month ago a allegedly selling silver. >> he knows what he had. he knows what he is doing. >> reporter: police say it is classic conn, the bars offered for testing were silver and then suspect switches that package with the real silver with fake silver bars. >> there is supposed to be one ups on of silver but he pulled the switch, put up the fake ones, took back his real ones and proceeded to sell them to us. >> reporter: 860 ounces of silver a lucrative investment if real. police believe he purchased the fakes through a web at in china his name even pops up as a satisfied customer. >> five star super deal and great people. >> very calm, very cool, i believe his criminal record shows

pat ciarrocchi has this eye on the arts. >> it the is a once in a career find for us, and extraordinary. >> reporter: to the untrained eye, these drawings look like any artists, first stab at a landscape but for two art conservators, gwenn edward and samantha she isly the the sketches became a discovery that has rock the barnes. since the beginning of the 20th century art scholars and guests would walk through barnes galleries without realizing there were two water colors with the hidden treasure from cezanne just waiting to be discovered. the sketches were on the the reverse side of the frame water colors, only reveal when gwenn ann and samantha took pieces out of the frames and meticulously lifted backing from the two works of art. >> we are working with scalpel to remove paper. every little section you could see more of the drawing. >> reporter: gwenn ann found first sketch and next to her samantha, who is from allentown, found the second. >> i started it in the back in the process down in this corner. you start to see these forms appear on the paper and i was just wow i cannot disco

pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. 8:38 right now. there is much more still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next, we will check with face the the nation's bob she have are for a look a ahead at today's >>> cbs face the nation will be coming your way later on this morning at 10:30 right here on cb. 36789 joining with us a preview live in washington is in maryland rate or and cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. bob. good morning. >> good morning, nicole. it may seem a long way off for the rest of us but if you were in new hampshire on thursday and friday this past week you would think that the new hampshire primary is coming up sometime in the next couple of days. all of the republican candidates and there must have be at least three dozen now, showed up in new hampshire topping of course all of them was hillary clinton. we sat down for a long interview with florida senator marco rubio and if i do say so he a maid some news, among other things he said he would be willing to go to war with iran to

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our pat ciarrocchi speaks with archbishop chaput about that upcoming papal visit. >>> former lead of archdiocese of chicago has died. cardinal francis george died friday morning after a long fight with cancer. cardinal george retired as chicago archbishop in the fall of 204 due to the condition. he was 78 years old. >>> allentown married he had pawlowski is running for u.s. senate in 2016. thirty-nine term mayor will run in the democratic primary. fellow democrat joe sestak has announced he is running for the seat currently held by republican senator pat toomey. mayor pawlowski will hold a campaign rally in fort washington next friday. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", migraines linked tour neck. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on what is helping people bat egg those debilitating headaches. >>> you know about the eagles, flyers phillies what about the the spinners. we are taking a look at philadelphia's professional frisby team, kate. >>> tomorrow will be a great day to play frisby or anything else you want to do outside nice and warm. little tait of summer in the satu