this is designated by pope francis. with me today, his father mark daugherty, a priest for the archdiocese of san francisco. father mark, you beautifully talked about what they year of mercy means for the universal church. the church around the world. let's turn our attention locally to the archdiocese which covers three counties. i know a lot of churches and a lot of nonprofit organizations across the bay area -- they are already living out the works of mercy. and they have been doing so for many years. but this year in particular -- they are really doing more as far as making intentional efforts to engage more people in those works of mercy and invite people to not only experience mercy -- but to share and extend that mercy to others. they just had a beautiful concert for syrian refugees a couple of weeks ago which was fantastic. i know a lot of the local nonprofits were getting together joining forces to help the homeless with the el niÑo. with all of this wonderful work going on. and i would love for us to talk a li

pope francis and pay tree ark key rail. the head of the russian orthodox church coming face to face at havana's jose marty airport. >> finally pope francis said pay tree ark key rail saying now things are easier. catholic and orthodox church is split in 1054 known as great exist umm and remains separated over a host of issues including the authority of the pope and accusations by the russian church that the catholic church tries to take followers in russia. >> at the airport poan francis wa was greeted by cuban leader raul castro. the second visit bit pope to cuba since september where he visited three sit tee. but this time after the short stop in havana, the pope heads to mexicic for a five day visit. there he is dpoactd o visit the

pope francis was asked about trump's plans to deport millions of undocumeumented immigrants a build a wall along mexico. here is the pope's response. >> a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be located and not building bridges not christian. this is not in the gospel. as far as if you asked if i would vote or not vote. i would not get into that. i only think this man is not a christian if he said things like that. >> and trump in good style. no religious leader, quote, should have the right to question another man's religion or faith. so following the town hall, where do things stand with the vatican? cnn's rosa flores is in rome for us this morning. has the pope ever injected himself in a race like this before? >> reporter: we have not received a response from the vatican regarding trump's responses on the papal plane and no, historically the pope has not injected himself in a presidential election because he is the pope and leader of the roman catholic church. historically he would not endorse a candidate for example. i think the background and context is v

some monumental words though from pope francis. we were all a little taken aback when he said if itt continues this way, cuba will be the capital of unity. >> michael: well, it was effusive praise, i think we could say, of cuba he thanked, quote, the great cuban people and their president. there isresident raul castro standing to the right there of the patriarch kirill. it certainly was high praise for cuba, and cuba does get a lot of prestige simply by hosting this meeting for two to three hoursrs and then the pope is going to fly on to mexico. >> janine: well, and i think thiss now the second time that pope francis has been here and has sort of brokere these meetings between entities that haven't spoken in a long time, and that seems to be something thth he's good at. >> victor: ground breaking uff, healing these ties between the eastern and western christianity here. again, he said right out of gate, what pop francis said was they spoke as brothers, they have t same baptism and they're both bishops. unity he said is made by walk

we're going to stay here on the tarmac and bring you all the pictures as pope francis arrives later on today. but for now reporting live in havana, hatzel vela, local 10 news. >> looking forward to it. thank you so much. >> the pope landing there this afternoon. one and only will be you'll see it when we do. >>> in other news this morning, the motherf an infant found dead in a freezer. this morninghe is under house arrest. she was inside the freezer.. >>> those crooks stole $11,000 worth of her jewelry. it's a story you first saw right here onn local 10. this morning those robbers are still on the run. layron livingston has more details from plpltation. >>reporter: this burglar apparently was not after the flat scrcrns or the small electronic devices. instead he bee lined it into a master bedroom things to make off with. >> i said oh, my god, maybe he's still here somewhere. >> geraldine said as she was taking a shower, someone broke in, helped themselves to $11,000 worth of diamond and other jewelry. >> i says who did that? and then i see the glass shattered. >>reporter: one of her ne

anna wiernicki: pope francis isn't expected to cross the texas- mexico border on wednesday-- but just across the rio grande river, the pope frenzy is at high. lilian felix owner of the madonna shop take cg @ 0:12 it is the first time the pope is coming to this area so i think people are very excited- it's a historical event. anna wiernicki: a 70- year-old el paso business- the madonna shop-- was approcahed by the diocese of juarez to be the only store in the nation to sell the official pope franics commerative items lilian felix: carry official t-shirts from pope.. its the most popular item. nats pop pope francis anna wiernicki: pope francis has touched on immigration at each stop in his trip-he told a crowd in ecatepec on sunday to turn their own country into a land of opportunity-- so they wouldn't need to immigrate. coming him it's going to enlighten everyone and we can feel the energy already. jack: pope francis is also expected to talk about immigration when he arrives in ciudad juarez tomorrow. but this time he'll be heard on both sides of the border for the first time on his tr

someone he is a big fan of, and, hatzel, we can't say that enough, considering that he followed pope francis all spoke to cuban people as well. we're talking about raul castro. >> hatzel: and, of course, we have to mention that raul castro, the pope, i should say, pope francis played a unique, very important role in the renewed -- renewing of relation between america and cuba, and mentioned before that castrw does enjoy a good relationship with the russian government, and to that extent the russian orthodox patriarch, and we believe at this point that he played, raul castro played a significant role i bringing these two religious leaders. so i don't want toay it's tit-for-tat but here we have diplomacy working at its best. one helps one. the other one helps the other. >> calvin: and let's be clear, too, that the visits by pope john paul ii back in 199 and the then pope benedict xvi in 2012 and then, of course, last year pope francis in cuba as well, will it more space there but there have only been two churches built in cuba, one the russian orthodox churcthat is being built in cuba and as w

it's about some of the moves pope francis continues to make here. declaration, decades in the making. it basically cemenend francis's reputation as a risk taking statesman whoho values dialogue. you mentioned it, jackie. bridge building. as he continues to try to show that two sides can come together and work. historic because you're talking about 1,000 year feud. >> shaking hands now with cuban leader raul castro. big smile on his face. once again, the catholics and the orthodox split in the great schism of 1054. that's close to 1,000 years that these two branchs of christianity have had this rift between them. today on this february day a declaration has been signed between both leaders. critical step to help heal the rift. he'll head to the next des destination destination, which will be mexico. >> there in mexico he'll bring a message of solidarity with the victims of drug violence. the pope bid farewell after this historic meeting. >> three-hour trip making the stop here in havana for this meeting with the russian orthodox leader. raul castro gi

pope francis has a full schedule while in mexico. and as typical of his visits, the pope will spend a great deal of time ministering to the poor. shasta darlington has more on what we can expect to see over the coming days. ♪ >> reporter: some surprisingly melodious parishioners gearing up for pope francis's arrival. a six-day trip that starts right here. a basilica of the virgin of guadalupe, the patron saint of mexico. visited by millions of pilgrims each year. who pray before a 16th century shroud that bears her image. according to the chaplain, pope francis seeks guidance at the start of his trip. "he's looking for her protection," he says. "he's entrusting his whole trip to mexico to the virgin of guadalu guadalupe." pope francis planning to visit some of mexico's poorest and most violent corners. from a sprawling suburb with the highest rate of killings of women to the center of mexico's narco war. pope francis chose this shrine because it's the most revered. but it's interesting, talking to parishioners here, they say of course

shock waves as pope francis wades into the race for president. why he says donald trump is not a christian. trump fires back, blasting the pope as disgraceful. >>> it's getting ugly as rubio and cruz trade accusations of dirty tricks. plus clinton and sanders fight night in vegas. >>> sudden impact. a terrifying chopper crash caught on tape near peril harbor. >>> a hospital hacked, its computers frozen. forced to pay ransom to gain back control. and a warning, it could happen to you. >>> and hidden risk. when even meds and exercise won't lower that stubbornly high cholesterol, what doctors say you need to get rid of to finally bring it down. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it's virtually unheard of, a pope admonishing a u.s. presidential candidate. in this case, donald trump over his immigration plan. and trump quickly fired back. it began when pope francis, returning home from his trip to mexico, took a reporter's question a

pope francis wading into u.s. ng that donald trump's immigration plans are not those of a christian. the pope was taking questions from reporters on a flight to rome after his visit

joel: pope francis also said there could be no dialogue with the devil. it is part of a five-day visit. we will show you how are eyewitness team is spending this valentine's day. heather: here's a live look at the raleigh skyline. it is cold out there. 29 degrees. we have a shot of winter weather heather: we are sharing your best valentine's day moments. some from our news team. anthony wilson and his daniel posted this picture asking for a device about buying chocolate even though it is not on his wife's diet. this picture from my first valentine. my dad sent me this box of chocolate covered strawberries. keep sharing your holiday pictures and videos with us. the winter weather threat is putting a state swim meet on hold. north carolina independent school championship are being pushed back to monday very 22nd. they were supposed to happen tomorrow. joel: here's a live look at the campus of appalachian state university. they might get five to 10 inches of snow up in the mountains. this could impact of much of our state. it looks very pretty. that is a rom

a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful >>> donald trump disputes that pope francis could hur his campaign. >> town hall meeting to connect with voters >>> history made with one tweet. president obama confirms he's going to cuba. he hopes the trip will help the island. >>> and app connection with a shooter in the san bernardino attack. >> pope francis stole the spotlight in the american presidential campaign, saying that donald trump'sed in of building a wall on the mexican boarder was not christian. that drew angry response and reactions from others. patricia sabga has more. >> reporter: criticism of the highest order, travelling home where he called for immigrants, pope francis took aim at the presidential hope: over the plan to build a wall to keep illegal immigrants out of the united states. >> this man is not a christian, if that is what he said. not known for turning the other cheek. trump pulled no punches with the pontiff. >> for a religious leader to question a push's faith is disgrace. if and when the vatican is attacked bid i.s.i.s., which everyone knows i

there's hope the pope's voice can make a difference. >> peace is what we need. >> this final day for pope francis true to his style, from the open field mass in juarez. and for thousands who came to the connection as well. so the mass getting underway any minute now. then the pope heads back to rome. the airlines said today the plane carrying the pope to mexico last friday was hit by a laser light from the ground as it arrived. no one was hurt. >>> there is encouraging news tonight for men over 65. for the first time that researchers have found that testosterone replacement therapy helps with desire and sexual function,also their walking ability and their mood. men's hormone therapy is not the only solution. >> always try to lose weight, exercise, get better sleep. and you have a higher chance of having normal testosterone naturally. >> the food and drug testosterone therapy may increase the risk of heart attacks and stroke. >> the latest report covers the first week of february and it shows that seven states including new york and connecticut are dealing with widespread outbreaks of the flu. exp

in which pope francis said anyone who wants to build a wall along the u.s.-mexican border isn't christian. trump has prom m msed to build a wall along the border from texas to california a expel 11 million people who are in the country illegally f elected president tfl pope's comments come hours after he prayed at the mexico-u.s. border for migrants who died trying to reach the u.s. pope francis said quote a person who thinks only about building walls where ever they may be and not building bridges is not christian. this isot in the gospel. now not having heard border's plans independently, francis did say he wouldld give him the benefit or the doubt and did ad i would say this man is not christian if he said it inhis way. also he made comments about the zika virus when he was asked about it. he suggests that women could use artificial contraception but not abort their fetus, saying there is a clear moral difference between aborting a fetus and preventing a pregnancy. he said the birth control would be considered a lesser evil when faced with the zika-linked

pope francis meets with the head of the russian o orthodox churc. young people in afghanistan, air strikes putting them in hospital. how an old technology is staying relevant in a rapidly changing world. top story this hour, the syrian president bashar al-assad has vowed to defeat the rebels and retake control of the entire country. his comments were made public less than a day from announcing a meeting for syrian ceasefire. >> we have any believed in political negotiations since the beginning of this crisis. however if we negotiate it doesn't mean we stop fighting terrorism. the two are inevitable in syria. first through negotiations and second through fighting terrorism. >> zeina khodr is on the border with syria. >> clearly, the syrian president speaking from a position of strength. last july he was an embattled leader. he made an admission that the army is suffering from a lack of manpower and what he also said was the army is forced to he concentrate on the crucial territories, core territories, damascus, political seat of power and alawite, te

he was deported from houston six years ago and is trying again and hopes to join pope francis at the u.s. border. the pope visits juarez across the mexico city wings. >>> adele's grammy performance hit a sour notoriety off the top. >> the incident seemed to follow adele throughout the performance which had twitter lighting it up. she said the piano might have fallen on the piano strings. because of it i'm treating myself to an inand out so maybe it was worth it. referring to the burger chain. news," more from the grammys. we'll show you all of last night's winners, and the performances that had everyone talking. >>> and latering travel trouble. the route that's dubbed the nation's most delayed flights, we'll tell you what that is. this is the "cbs morning news." you look younger in three ways. so in the future when you're older you look younger. simply ageless from olay... and easy, breezy... ... beautiful covergirl the flu virus. it's a really big deal. and with fever, aches, and chills, mom knows it needs a big solution: an antiviral. don't kid around with the flu, call your doctor

shock waves as pope francis weighs into the race for president. why he said donald trump is not a christian. donald firing back. >>> it's getting ugly as rubio and cruz have accusations. >>> suddenimpact. a terrifying chopper crash caught on tape near pearl harbor. breaking news from hawaii. >>> a hospital hacked. its computers frozen, forced to pay ransom to gain back control. and a warning it could happen to you. >>> and hidden risk. when even exercise won't lower the stubbornly high cholesterol. what doctors say you need to get rid of to bring it down. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. it's virtually unheard of, a pope admonishing a u.s. presidential candidate, in this case [ bleep ]donald trump over his immigration plan. pope francis returning home took the reporter's question about trump's pledge to build a border wall. in his answer, implied that trump is not a christian. it was a high-level rebuke to say the least. but true to form, trump is not tu

after his visit to the border, pope francis was asked about donald trump' s plan to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. the pope answered "that' s not in the gospel." while he gave trump the benefit of the doubt, he said "this man is not christian" if this is what he said. mr. trump: for a religious leader to question a person' s faith is disgraceful. aixa: two days before the primary, a new fox news poll shows come in first place in south carolina, with ted cruz coming in second. sen. cruz: our constitutional rights are under assault each aixa: marco rubio picks up the endorsement of governor nikki haley. sen. rubio: 2016 is the most important election in a generation. aixa: jim bush stumped -- jeb bush stumped hoping for a victory on saturday. >> there is a dogfight between marco rubio and jeb bush for third place. third there. aixa: tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are campaigning in a nevada ahead of saturday' s democratic caucuses. live in washington, aixa dai iaz, to be cvb newscenter 5. >> this new york driver' s wild ride caught on camera. it happened tuesday mor

at havana's airport moments after pope francis disembarked from his flight.expect them to issue a joint statement calling for peace in the middle east. pope francis will be in cuba for only a few hours before he heads on to mexico for a five-day visit. those pictures, amazing. martin is here at the big table with me, i religious affairs correspondent. that is something that the world has not seen for 1000 years, right? >> this particular meeting, the russian patriarch and the pope, no. there has been occasional meetings between different patriarchs, particularly patriarch constant opel -- to the throne of st. peter's, but this is actually -- it's a much larger community, but more importantly so much more the russian community.community, >> let's talk about why this not has -- this has not happened for 1000 years. the christian church split into two, the schism . how big are the divisions today in the 21st century? >> the theological divisions are still big, because we have one church, the western catholic church, still based on a system that is monarchic, so

once the murder capital of mexico and now a symbolic sight of hope with a historic visit from pope francis. >> i feel like i'm jumping out of my skin. >> having the pope here that says a lot. like a gift from god. >> the pontiff on his final trip to mexico will meet with inmates at one of the most violent prisons in latin america. and he will hold a mass with the faithful but the issue of immigration is at the forefront of his message. >> pope francis is expected to use this ramp to approach the border that protects families here and a blessing to the other side in el paso. >> it's a message that people matter, their dignity and where they work and who they are means a great deal. >> it's an election year donald trump plans to build a wall and calls pope francis political and a pawn for the mexicoan government. >> they say they are not just focused on mexico but the plight of migrants around the world. >> it will be great to have pope francis to bring light to the conditions here and aboard. >> and thousands of people are expected to gather in the stadium to watch a simulcast on the big sc

the patriarch here on a state and pastoral visit, much like pope francis did last yea francis was on his way to mexico, decided to stop here so& they could meet. >> it's reallyistoric, and it's exciting that it's happening here in cub >> hatzel: father gilbert walker is an american catholic priest living here in cuba. with this meeting the two branches unt christianity take one step on a long road which for 1 how years has been rough. father walker says there are very little differences between both churches, mainly linguistically and c cturaly. >> you have russian orthodox. you have greek o ohodox. is yet another feather on his diploma's cap, efforts to get to this meeting began with pope john autumnal paul ii but remain two years ago with the election pope francis. the eastern and western crches split in what is called the great schism in 1054. >> actually the word means rupture. the rupture in the pnity of the church probably had more to do with those political differences really than theological differences. >> hatzel: the two religious leaders will meet for two hours at the airp

but john kasich had much kinder words about pope francis. gov. john kasich, r- presidential candidate: that pope is a pretty remarkable guy. he's a remarkable person. with two days before the next votes are cast, a new national poll shows the g-o-p race tightening with donald trump in a virtual tie with ted cruz. sen. ted cruz, r-presidential place. i expect angry tweets! cruz says the race should be about who will appoint place. i expect angry tweets! cruz says the race should be about who will appoint conservative u.s. supreme court justices. stephanie ramos, abc news. with the democratic and republican caucuses just days away here in nevada... many candidates are planning trips to the silver state to make their last minute pitches to voters. senator bernie sanders will be back in northern nevada tomorrow. the democratic candidate is holding a rally at the nugget casino resort. doors open at one in the afternoon. the event is open to the public, but you are encouraged to r-s-v-p. admission is first come, first served. republican presidential hop

mary: tracing the steps that many migrants take, pope francis comes as close as he can. >> sometimes they of got the feeling that they are kind of left behind. mary: his visit right in the midst of a heated presidential campaign. gop candidate donald trump says pope francis is a very political >> we are talking about human beings. we are talking about the character of our country. >> it does not matter. religion goes over walls. >> pieces what we need. mary: this final day for pope francis in mexico, true to his style, highlighting issues from violence to immigration. gabrielle: the news with michael and carol starts right now. announcer: this is wyff news 4 in high definition. >> it was hours long, but it was that important. carol: putting in time, voters are heading in early to make their voices heard. michael: and we go to the midlands. carol: governor nikki haley is expected to endorse marco rubio for president tonight, saying she would not indoors donald trump. and north spartanburg is hosting this event. michael: ben carson and 10 crews are expected to take part, and john lyon

pope francis is in the midd, one of mexico city's most ent >>> pope francis is in the middle of a six-day trip through mexico. 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 faithf

pope francis lashed out at the temptations of wealth, power and fame. and he was more direct.ld mexicans they need to build a community that provides opportunity rather than a country that destroys young people. listen to this. >> translator: i want to invite you today, again, to be on the frontline. to be the first in all of the initiatives which help makes this blessed land of mexico a land of opportunities. where there will be no need to emigrate in order to dream. no need to be exploited in order to work. >> reporter: back in mexico city, pope francis visited a children's hospital. many of the patients, young victims of cancer. there were touching moments when he gave a rosary to one young boy and asked him to pray for him. to another, he administered his medicine. now he is headed off to chiapas on monday. the main entry point for central american migrants, thousands of them trying to reach the united states. back to you, miguel and alison. >> shasta, thanks for that. >>> brazil recruiting the public to help curb the spread of the zika virus. the military began handing ou

pope francis was asked about trump's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and building long mexico. here is the pope's response. >> translator: a person who thinks only about building walls and not building bridges is not christian. this is not in the gospel. as far as what you said about whether i would advise to vote or not to vote, i will not get involved in that. i say only that this man is not christian if he has said things like that. >> now trump immediately slammed il papa's remarks saying no religious man should have the right to question someone's religion. we have cnn's rosa flores in rome for us. when he does the international trips and on the plane ride back, he unloads after thinking about all this stuff. what was it like in that moment? what did you take away as he was saying this? >> reporter: miguel, you know pope francis doesn't shy away from topics. the famous who am i to judge quote. in south america, the unfettered pursuit of money is the dung of the devil. in mexico, you have been speaking about immigration. across the borders is a very important pr

pope francis arrived on schedule. at 2:00 this afternoon at josi martm international airport in havana. cuban tv podcast of these images of the pope's plane as it landed after a long overnight flight from room. he was greeted at the airport by raul castro. also on hand to greet pope francis were officials of the cuban catholic church. raul castro reportedly facilitated today's meeting between the pope and the leader of the russian orthodox church. the vatican said cuba was neutral ground for the meeting between the pope and patriarch kirill. years since the church split into the eastern and roman catholic churches and the leaders of the respective churches have never met before today. russian orthodox church is closely tied to the russian government and this is seen as a political message as well as a religious one. the pope and patriarch -- patriarch kirill are expected to release a joint declaration before the pope leaves for mexico. what are cubans and foreigners saying about this? i spoke to them and asked them abo

. >>> today pope francis will celebrate mass in a troubled border town in mexico but across the border in texas thousands will be filling the sun bowl stadium to watch a simulcast of that service. we sent laura rodriguez to el paso for that historic event. >> reporter: pope francis concluded his fourth day in mexico accompanied by youth at a stadium. more than 80,000 people from different parts of the country listened to his message about the right to live without drugs and violence. earlier in the day his holiness celebrated mass and headed to a cathedral where he was given keys to the city.

you may see on some pictures there that pope francis has literally just entered this field here so therowd is getting quite loud. the significance is very big. people here understand it well. when pope benedict came to mexico in 20012, he didn't lead a mass, say a mass in any place like this. he said it in a conservative hardland, catholic part of the country, but not a part of the country known for violence, known for violent action corrupt gangs of police who extort innocent people buyer coming here on sunday to lead mass for hundreds of thousands of people here, the message is clear, and that message is pope francis wants to show that he supports and stands in solidarity with these people who live in some of these communities, most touched by violence, most touched by the corruption that is frankly plaguing this country. >> as you say, the pope just coming through on his way to give the mass now. we can see many thousands of people waving flags. a lot of excitement. what does his visit really mean to people there? what do they expect to hear from him? >> when we were out in the crow

your first alert traffic report today, on pope francis' final day in mexico he stopped t the banks of the rio grande river and prayed for the thousand who have died trying to cross into the u-s. more than a million people are expected at a mass this afternoon... with tens-of-thousands sharing the moment, just across the border in el paso. nbc's mary ann ahern is there with more. "my brothers and sisters" pope francis meets first with convicts at a juarez prison --bringing one to as he urges them to break the cycle of violence. no one could have imagined a papal visit here. just 6 years ago when this gritty border town was considered the murder capital -- more than 36 hundred murders. many are hoping the papal spotlight adds to the recovery. "let's hopes so ... very powerful." tracing the steps that many migrants take, pope francis comes as close as he can to the security gates -- praying with families who've lost loved ones trying to cross the border. "sometimes they get ... mainstream to them" his visit right in the midst of a heated presidential campaign. gop candidate donald trump

pope francis specifically chose to visit this poor suburb-- notorious for deadly violence, drug trafficking, and kidnappings. "many of those who couldn't get into the mass lined the pope's route for their chance to see him." "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! the pope delivered a powerful homily addressing the violence head on. he also warned the faithful not to have dialog with the devil only the power of the word of god can defeat him, he said. in the days ahead, the pope visit the country's southern border, and it's northern border with the u-s. adriana diaz cbs news ecatepec mexico. meteorologist angela schilling will have a look at your forecast later in the show... (classical music) (rock music) (rock music) the steakhouse thickburger. onion strings, blue cheese and a1 sauce on a burger. the biggest names in music are getting ready for tomorrow night's grammy awards. suzanne marques caught some of the rehearsals, and a sneak peek

on the popmobile in mexico city, pope francis is back on north american soil. we'll take you there for his visit, ahead. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with news at 5, we are iowa." stephanie/ram it's been a deadly few days on the roads in iowa...most recently somebody was killed on i-35, just this morning. it happened around 5 a-m near cumming, a semi truck travelling north jack-knifed and crashed, killing the driver of the semi. off the during the commute. hasn't been identified yet. we do now know that it was 17 year old chase killed on a crash in story county early saturday. of his car on 645th avenue going over a hill. authorities say slick roads and likely factors. he was wearing a seatbelt. there was the car with him who was also hospital. we condition. mohler was a collins-maxwell high school. stephanie: and a saturday afternoon car crash near fort dodge claimed the life of a saint edmond school middle school student. 13 year old duane touney was riding in the car driven by his sister, when she fell asleep behind the wheel. the vehicle then we

affection for children into now the pontiff is putting h his pe whe his heart is writing dear pope francisfirst children's book ever written by a pontiff. here's abc's jesse palmer. >> the book is made up of exchanges between the pope and kids from around the world. >> dear pope francis. >> reporter: sat down with not including juan pablo from argentina, natasha from kenya and william from chicago. >> dear pope francis, if you could one miracle, what would it be. >> reporter: the pope's answer, i would heal every child. the book may be for kids but it offers information to readers from all ages will find interesting. the pope says he cries often. he also reports that he loves to dance the tango and he's passionate about soccer. he met with his kid co-authors this week in rome where they presented him with gives from their homelands, maple syrup from canada. >> this is good. >> reporter: a soccer ball from the united states and get there, a pair of uggs, yes, ugg boots from australia. >> oh, thank you very much. >> reporter: seeing the pope see the kids was life altering and nerve racking.

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 with indigenous people on mexico's southern border. ad, cbs news, mexico city. angela will have a

he was deported from houston six years ago and is trying again and hopes to join pope francis at the u.s. border. the pope visits juarez across from el paso, texas, wednesday. adriana diaz, cbs news, mexico city. >>> well, it once of the most anticipated moments of the night, but adele's grammy performance hit a sour note right off the top. >> the incident seemed to follow dale through the performance which had twitter lighting up. as cool as ever, adele shrugged it off, tweeting the piano might have fell on the piano strings. that's what a guitar does. because of it i'm treating maybe it was worth it. referring to the west coast burger chain. >>> coming up on the "morning news," more from the grammys. we'll show you all of last night's winners, and the performances that had everyone talking. >>> but first travel trouble. the route that's dubbed the nation's most delayed flights, we'll tell you what that is. this is the "cbs morning news." nation's most delayed flights, we'll tell you what that is. this is the "cbs morning news." you look younger in three ways. so in the future when y