me a rosary. >> oh, it's beautiful. beautiful. just told me don't lose the rosaries. [ laughter ] >> that's good advice. mary is one of two seniors from the queen of peace residence in queens village who did meet the pope today. this photo was taken as they were getting ready to leave jfk. >>> an emotional greeting caught on camera inside st. patrick's cathedral tonight as a teenage girl confined to a wheelchair met pope francis. stephanie gabaud who suffers from spinal bifida had just received a ticket having no idea she'd had a personal moment with the pope. when the pontiff saw her, he stopped, talked to her, and gave her a special blessing. the experience brought stephanie to tears. >> it's such an amazing night. oh, my god. just to actually meet him and be in his presence is such a blessing. >> this isn't the first pope stephanie has met. she met pope benedict in 2008 when he was here in new york. >>> the pope now resting at the vatican's digs, one of the priciest town houses in country. he made the trip today from

the pope usually has rosaries that he gives out to people that he meets. i don't know if he's done that in this case. that is another thing. the rosary being one of the major things that catholics use to pray. >> we were just talking before the pope started speaking about the humility of the pope and his reference to the gospel of jesus washes the feet of his disciples at the last supper. >> i think that's something we can take from his example. not only has he washed the feet of prisoners, he washed the feet of a muslim woman behind bars which showed a completely different side to a world that sometimes is torn apart by these religious differences. one of my close friends was convicted of a violent crime that he did commit. he served 19 years in prison. he spent seven years in solitary confinement and he came back home to detroit and he has been one of the most extraordinary human beings. he's a moral leader. he's somebody who has been able to, despite the things he's done he regrets become an incredible asset. you have people who realize people do very,

>> i got a rosary. >> oh, that's right. what was it like? >> i went up with the vice president of the catholic league to meet him, of course, the pope was sitting down. he whispered something in spanish, the pope is listening to him, and then this unbelievable beaming, radiant smile on the part of the pope. he puts down his hands, i didn't even get a chance to say hello to the cardinal. i went right for the pope and said, how you doing? and the guy is just -- it's infectious, is the only thing i can tell you. and one of these days i'll get the pictures. i'll see how that turns out. they gave me a rosary. >> do you have it with you? >> i have at home, yes? >> it is wood? what is it? crystal? >> though, it's just like regular beads. nothing ostentatious. pretty much what you would expect from him. >> it has his seal on it. >> insignia. >> yeah. >> my cat may be guarding it. >> it appears that he is now about to approach the podium himself. let's listen to pope francis. [ applause ] >> translator: dear brothers and sisters, dear familyies, than

the rosary he gave me he touched it in blessed it and hugged her. reporter: an amazing story. an eighth-grader she prayed she would be able to hug the pope and her dream came true. god answered your prayers. that's the latest from here. steve back to the studio. steve: thank you linda. an estimated 80,000 people packed central park and waited for hours to see the pontiff pathfinders popemobile. among them are on arthur tm. reporter: for the tens of thousands people that came when he did to get on line was the first step. this was an all-day commitment if you want to see pope francis and whether or not you are here we want to give you a sense of who was there was here in and what the experience was like for them. where you from? >> the bronx. >> i'm from kansas city recently but have lived in new york for the last two years. reporter: what made you want to come here? >> pope francis has a different message especially for millennials. he's very progressive and very inclusive of everyone. he's the best hope in my lifetime. he's an inspiration. reporter: what made you want to come

throughout the mass here, we've seen people engaged in deep prayer, clutching their rosaries, listeninglosely to the pope's words especially during the homily. shared a message of mercy and love, telling followers to go forth, proclaim the good news. they can't imagine being at any other place today. >> waving the flag and hopefully it will put a smile on his face. >> reporter: the argentinian flag in honor of the pope's country, families all over brought their children to see the holy father celebrate the special and rare canonization mass in front of a crowd of 25,000. >> we got the tickets from our church and found out last night at 11:00. >> it's special, my wife's birthday, and her family 's from argentina, makes that nice connection. >> to be here with pope francis, so wonderful, the pope of the people. >> reporter: from rosaries to prayer cards and miraculous medals pilgrims couldn't resist the opportunity to snap up pope mementos, to take home a piece of history. religious and lay people of the church describe this experience as a testament of their faith. >> we're in awe. the g

i started attending daily mass, saying my rosary every day, spending one hour daily before the blessedor a way out. my family was supportive, especially my mom. she would always encouraged me with advice that with god, nothing is impossible. thati started attending daily m, saying my rosary every day, spending one hour most marriagee based on struggles so are needed to work on my own marriage. and alsoe and support the example of their own marriage. my parents have a good marriage. gave me the fortitude and the optimism i needed to work on my marriage. four years into the marriage, we are blessed with a very pretty and strong daughter. holy father, we adored her. weeks, she suddenly took the took ill one- evening, and suddenly she was gone. we were confused. but god, and his faithfulness and love, brought up so much goodness from this terrible situation. this death gave us life. my husband and i went in search of a priest. we have to really see god for who he is. gradually, we learn to integrate our faith into our daily life. way, we have a better understanding of one another. and happ

a packed mass at saint rita's in mouth philly excited faithful snap pictures and press cards and rosariesgain the glass casket of saint ma row ya goretti walking away with relics and wonder. >> it just did something to you. it's like seeing the pope in person. >> i never thought it would be possible. never. ever to see her. >> reporter: goretti girls these alums can't believe their actually seeing their schools name sake saint in person. >> it's unbelievable. and it will be 55 years we're out of that school and our heart is always with her. i just hope that saint maria goretti would some day come to philadelphia and then it's complete. >> reporter: of course, today the school is now neumann-goretti and there are boys. who are equally impressed. >> it's crazy. speechless. >> reporter: saint maria goretti is the youngest saint. she was was murdered at 11 but for forgave her killer before she died. her school toll remains are entombed in this wax statue. she's the patron of secure purity and forgive this. >> i don't think there's words. it's so amazing. i can only hope to aspire to be that f

rosary beads. sometimes you would see him lay a hand on the children's forehead and bless them that way. some would hold out their rosary beads and he would bless those beads. everyone trying to get that touch, that blessing. >> he's outside one of sixth catholic elementary schools in harlem. this is one of the lucky ones today, of course, where the pope visits. but one of six schools in harlem, where he's going to meet with a couple of dozen students. a mix of third and fourth grade students. and that's the age the children start with this school. our lady queen of angels school. but in all, there will be some 250 students from that school as well as some of the other schools, catholic schools in the city of new york. >> and of course, he is continuing his journey in new york city. to give you an idea of just how many people pope francis travels, 7,000 -- not necessarily that he travels, but in new york city, 7,000 uniformed police officers are on the streets in new york protecting this pontiff, i

he gave me rosary beads from the vatican. pope francis gave a 100-year-old woman rosary beads from the vatican. another young lady here was in a whee hair, saying he lost the ability to walk just a few months ago. i said what did you say to the pope? i asked him for a miracle and i believe i'll be able to walk again. if this is any sign of what the next 36 hours is going to bring to this city, it's going to be pretty incredible. >> thank you very much. andrew siff is in midtown a few blocks away from us. that's as close as people can get without a ticket to night's services. >> there are thousands of people out here, even though we're seven blocks north of st. patrick's. you can see looking north toward the apple stoue, over what used to b te fao schwartz. and then across the street, packed. thousands of people behind the metal barricades even though this is nowhere near where you're going to be able to see pope mobile. some of the people waiting here, like dori, why are you here and what do you hope to see? >> i'm here to se

i started attending daily mass, saying my rosary every day, spending one hour daily before the blessed. my family was supportive, especially my mom. she would always encouraged me with advice that with god, nothing is impossible. thati started attending daily m, saying my rosary every day, spending one hour most marriagee based on struggles so are needed to work on my own marriage. and alsoe and support the example of their own marriage. my parents have a good marriage. gave me the fortitude and the optimism i needed to work on my marriage. four years into the marriage, we are blessed with a very pretty and strong daughter. holy father, we adored her. weeks, she suddenly took the took ill one- evening, and suddenly she was gone. we were confused. but god, and his faithfulness and love, brought up so much goodness from this terrible situation. this death gave us life. my husband and i went in search of a priest. we have to really see god for who he is. gradually, we learn to integrate our faith into our daily life. way, we have a better understanding of one another. and happiness gradua

says the pope gave her a rosary, and toll her to stay strong.he lawyer her lawyer would not say how the meeting came about. but says the vatican spokesperson inquired about davis' situation while she was in jail. vatican officials have not commented on this. davis spent five days in jail earlier this month refuse to go issue marriage license toss same sex couples. >> now she also, didn't she have to admit a couple of days ago, she was not at a rally for the hundred -- she put up picture couple of days ago, i ask we have this, apparently we don't. she put up picture of 100,000 people at a rally for her in support of her, right? it was a picture that was taken a year and a half ago. in peru. >> oh, my goodness. >> so they admitted couple of days ago, we lied about that pick. >> we'll have to see what the vatican says. >> i would like to see a rosary from pope francis, kim. >> even though, she could pull a rosary and just say. i want to hear it from the vatican first. >> i'm surprised our cameras didn't pick upgoing into the embassy. we're all over

i started attending daily mass, saying my rosary every day, spending one hour daily before the blessedor a way out. my family was supportive, especially my mom. she would always encouraged me with advice that with god, nothing is impossible. thati started attending daily m, saying my rosary every day, spending one hour most marriagee based on struggles so are needed to work on my own marriage. and alsoe and support the example of their own marriage. my parents have a good marriage. gave me the fortitude and the optimism i needed to work on my marriage. four years into the marriage, we are blessed with a very pretty and strong daughter. holy father, we adored her. weeks, she suddenly took the took ill one- evening, and suddenly she was gone. we were confused. but god, and his faithfulness and love, brought up so much goodness from this terrible situation. this death gave us life. my husband and i went in search of a priest. we have to really see god for who he is. gradually, we learn to integrate our faith into our daily life. way, we have a better understanding of one another. and happ

and he blessed me with rosary. and he -- >> he gave us -- >> he gave us another rosary from him. >> that's really a beautiful story. a beautiful family. thank you all so much for coming up and joining us. i so appreciate it. you're not going to drive back, are you? >> we would love to. >> yes, we would love to, really. it's been so great. we met so many great people along the way. it's been the trip of our lives. >> thank you guys, so much. god bless you. and you're just very, very blessed with these beautiful children. thank you so much. you can read more of their story if you go to cnn.com all about their journey we've been following there. once again, you're looking at live pictures of philadelphia international airport. there you see in the background, shepherd one, the americanairlines plane that will be carrying the pontiff. rosa flores will be on board. we'll told, carol, he actually holds a press conference on the way back as if he hasn't had to say enough. >> i know, you think he would be totally exhausted

host: what did you say a rosary? caller: a rosary. i don't know who the pope was in 1929. he they brought it back and gave it to my grandmother. and i have it now. i kind of wonder about that planned parenthood coming up now. now we got this going on. i don't believe in abortions. it's awful. shouldn't kill a person. host: that issue will come before the senate tomorrow. the issue of popes and u.s. history, pope francis becomes the fourth pope to visit the united states. this is his first visit, period, to the united states. next up is park forest, illinois, kevin. good morning. caller: hi, good morning. my name is calvin from park forest, illinois. i'm so happy to see the pope here in america. i am a catholic. i am devout in my church. i'm an alt' -- altar service and fourth degree in the nights of columbus. i hope it brings our parties together on issues and they all quit their bickering. thank you. god bless. god bless the pope. host: tulsa, oklahoma, on our democrats line. an dryas. -- an deas. -- andreas. hi,er' on the air. -- hi, you're on the air. we'll go to -- we

some people holding on to rosaries in their hands to get a messing of a very -- blessing of a very important religious icon. folks enjoying this. so happy, several people i saw wiping away tears as the holy father passed through the area. one of the best things about that, all the people in standing room only seat got a chance to see him as well. they have been standing all day long and got to see the pope. back to you. alison: so exciting. it's interesting the convergence of the formal when you see the bishops in their robes and hat. then you have people with their phone trying to get a picture of the pope. and i'm curious what you think about both of these things coming together. father tom: the convergence happens amongst the bishops. as much as they are dressed and ready for mass in the investment and the formality, if you watch them carefully they are pulling their phones out, too. they want to get a picture with the pope. if we go to the idea that pope francis is somebody who brings the religious experience to people's lives in ways they can relate to, that is what we are seeing here.

inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> upon your request that the holy father bless the rosaryart in that blessing now. pope francis: [speaking spanish] [applause] >> thank you very much for the honor. [applause] [inaudible] [applause] >> the final items on the pope's itinerary today included a public mass held on the benjamin franklin parkway. in about an hour, pope francis meets organizers of the world meeting of families. pope francis is scheduled to depart for the vatican city at et tonight..m. for nbc core, is this marion barry's placed? oh yeah that is his seat. i went back to the office and called him and said mr. mayor, i have been to club 55, don't you realize people are watching where you go and what you do? say use it there all the time and watch naked dancing girls. on the phoneause and he says, "it's nice, isn't it?" i think 44 attorneys general from around the country signed a letter sing they agreed with governor mcdonnell that what he did was politics and not bribery. he should've reported these gifts. $15,000 for a child's wedding. a $70,000 loan. the problem w

many people bought rosaries and the pope blessed them. so they be taken the memory of today and a piece of pope francis that they will have forever and i am one of those people. i bought these, i don't know if we can show these, these are the bracelets i bought today and these are the rosary beads they have for sale here and they were made in italy. what is unique about this one, it has a picture of pope francis on it. it is a great momento. so mom and grandmother if you are watching, this is what you are getting when i come back. live in walked, tara moriarty -- in washington, d.c., tara moriarty, back to you. >> can you talk more on the pope and being his fist visit to the -- first visit to the united states. >> reporter: he came back in the pope mobile and you hear these cheers, coming from the far corner of the huge yard here. he is coming. he is coming. he comes by and he has this light and warmth about him. seems so at ease. simple is a very good word used to describe him by the archbishops. easy to talk to. down to earth. he is wav

[speaking in foreign language] >> the holy father will now offer a rosary to our lady, the blessed virgin in foreign language] oly god we praise thy name rd of all we bow before thee ♪ all in heaven bove adore thee ♪ infinite thy vast domain ever lasting is thy reign ♪ ♪ infinite thy vast domain ever lasting is thy reign ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ [applause] [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the , national anthem of the holy see, followed by the national anthem of the united states. >> present. >> present. arms. >> present. arms. ♪ [anthem of the holy see plays] ♪ ♪ [national anthem of the united states plays] ♪ [applause] >> order. arms. shoulder. arms. >> troops in review. ♪ [applause] >> present arms. >> present arms. mr. president, this concludes the honors. arms.er right shoulder. march. >> good morning. >> good morning. [applause] president obama: what a beautiful day the lord has made. holy father, on behalf of michelle and myself welcome to , the white house. [applause] president obama: i should explain that our backyard is not typically this crowded. [laughter] president obama: but

kim davis provided a photo of the rosary she said the pope gave her. the vatican's response has many raises their eyebrows. >> reporter: david, so far the vatican isn't answering any but, according to kim davis, this meeting occurred and it took -- they met about 15 minutes and she says she was honored and humbled to meet the pope. from d.c. to new york and philadelphia, we knew pope francis kept a jam packed schedule squeezing in several unscheduled stops on the way. but now we are learning there was an unannounced visit with devote christian kim davis. >> i was crying and had tears coming out of my eyes. >> the kentucky county clerk that spent six days in jail for denying marriage licenses to same-sex couples because of her christian faith said she and the husband met the pope in washington after receiving an invite from the vatican. >> i put my hand out and he reached and grabbed it and i hugged him and he hugged me and he said thank you for your courage. >> davis is back at work but still refusing to issue any marriage licenses with her signature.

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' attorney says the meeting lasted a few minutes, and pope francis said say strong and gave her a rosary that he had blessed. the pope's re-- the meeting was in keeping with the pope's religious liberties. >> it's a worldwide message he wants to convey. >> reporter: davis spent 5 days in jail for not signing for same-sex marriage. in dc, the pope spoke out about against capital punishment. >> abolition of the death penalty. >> reporter: that and the personal plea of mercy will not help kelly disinger. the courts rejected the plea to give her life in prison. just after midnight. >>> the search on for a man who allegedly groped a woman in brooklyn. he's mean? surveillance video, and a 37- year-old woman says she was walking her dog around 3:00 a.m. last wednesday when the man slapped her backside, and the man walked away laughing and then came back. scuffled before the man took off again. >>> a fordham university student who says she was the victim of sex assault says she lied. she said she was attacked by two men saturday night an alley. sources say she made up the story following an argu

who had the rosary they got? i was just talking about that. here yesterday. >> down on the parkway waiting for the pope on 19th. and i met someone from new mexico. i said where did you get that. it's really nice. she said somebody just handed it to her on the street. we gave her a hug good-bye after we left the pope. went to a restaurant. they were in there. when she was leaving she got up and handed me to that. she said i want you to have this to remember the pope by. >> reporter: making friends here. >> it was a wonderful day yesterday and today, too, same thing. >> don't leave those people. they have good stories. just as a proi assume they didn have services this morning because they were probably closed down because of pope security. were you there early enough to see that? i want to know whether my presbyterians got love this morning. >> reporter: we were standing there as choppers went into the sky and we were standing on the sidewalk. people may not have been inside for service but there were a lot of faithful standing outside. as you

. >> i would have thrown in rosaries. the catholic information center in washington, d.c. has all sorts of paper products including t-shirts, must, rosaries and a comic book. >> you aren't supposed to bonk it on the head like that. >> he can handle it. bobblehead. >> dalai lama bobble heads and pope francis bobble heads. >> good likeness. >> vendors say most people want you can get information at your abc7ny.com/pope. >>> a scary surprise for two families in australia. >> you did read that. >> i did. huge pythons discovered in, of their toilet. the big question, where in the world did they come from. the snake captor said they did not come out of the drain. the region where the reptiles are found has been going through a drought. he said the snakes likely came in the homes through an open window or door and used the toilets as a source of water. now,ing while completely totally scary, the pythons are not poisonous. >> but they leave a mark. >> i like the disclaimer. >> they might miami you. >> they are in moderate droughts. you never know where they will show up. >> that's

. >> they suggest that the group should go into the rosary it was a 64 day novena for the lady of pompeii >> that was 54 days long, they thought it was appalling with reopening the church. one of the ladies belonging to this went to the website catholic to the mac.com. they donated it to the church to get attention to the churches call. people have been shopping stopping and taking a selfie and donations have been pouring in. these have been popping up in places like philadelphia where the port but it's expected to visit. >> what are they asking in terms of donation for these pictures. >> they're not really asking for monetary donations. what what they want is exactly is to bring attention to the church and to the cause here. they want answers. they want to know why it has been shot. the only reason they been giving is that they are emerging churches in new york for efficiency. >> i want to know how many christmas cards are going to have this selfie with the pope on it. >> that is a idea. >> you're being realistic because most people won't be side-by-side with the pope. they just opened a

. >> he blessed each one of us, the staff included, and gave us each a rosary.d those rosaries that we got, we kept them locked up in where the narcotics were on our floor and parents would borrow them in times of need. >> reporter: johnson, a lutheran, says the pope lived in everybody's spirits, giving parents hope. and the child she was with showed improvement. >> the next day he did walk. it really was something, one of the best days of my life. >> well, kay says she'll watch this next pope from home, thank you, but that event 36 years ago is a memory she'll cherish and story she loves to keep telling. >> we love you came back to tell us, as well. spontaneity there in that moment 36 years ago and we expect spontaneity from this pope, as well. >> absolutely. coming up the next hour i have an interview with one of the mothers who had a sick child at children's hospital that day, and their reaction to what happened with them. that's coming up in about an hour. >> terry, see you then. thank you. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena pa

we brought rosaries with us and we'll raise the rosaries. hopefully it will work out. >> it means everything to us. it's such an honor. it is such an honor. need all the blessings we can get. >> reporter: and we've been talking about the security. philadelphia seeing unprecedented security, complete city lockdown. the fbi border agent, security detail from the vatican, the swiss guard. a lot of people have had to spend a lot of time using their patience in standing in line and going through security to get here and those who cannot get close will be experiencing it on four jumbotrons today as the pope makes his way through the city. some of the people we spoke to in the parkway have been actually planning for this moment for years once they heard that the world's meeting of families was going to be here, marking it off on their calendar, making their plans. they're about to experience it firsthand. when you talk about a man on a mission, that is certainly what this pope has been showing us all. working with his message and trying to reach ju

. >>> can a pair of sneakers, a gold necklace and a rosary solve a case of murder?case of murder? i'm p i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> you're watching news 4 at 5:00. >>> and now at 5:30, a murder mystery in montgomery county. police hoping some personal belongings will help identify the victim. >> someone found the body along a trail in great seneca stream valley park late last month. news 4's pat collins went back to the scene with police today. he's live in gaithersburg. pat, what are you learning? >> reporter: jim, police need your help with this one. take a close look at these items. see if you know the man who wore them. who carried them. who died with them. police are hoping these pictures of clothing, jewelry, and artifact

>> i asked him if i could get a hug and he said only if you pray a rosary for it. i said of course. ♪ ♪ leon: right in out at 5:00 d right now at 5:00, history being made at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. pope is canonization junipero serra. a wonderful ceremony which just completed. alison: that is right. abc7 has team coverage of the historic moment. the pope's first full day here in washington. a busy, busy day it has been. jonathan elias is leading our coverage atop the theological college watching this unfold as we are. jonathan? jonathan: everything about today has been history in the making and picturesque. perfect weather. so many people came out. no chaos, no confusion. thousands of people flocked to the basilica to get a chance to see the pope and perhaps take part in today's mass. that mass will go on, if you want to see it in the entirety we are simulcasting it uninterrupted on newschannel8. here on abc7 we want to cover the news of the day and talk about what is happening with the pope. so many people came out to see

the pope gave her two rosaries and encouraged her to stay strong. nbc cannot confirm that meeting took place. the. >>> and a van pulled over for running a stop sign. the driver and passengers bolted out to a nearby field. authorities are still searching for the third suspect. and. >>> edward snowden joined twitter yesterday. his first tweet was simply "can you hear me now?" people heard him already. he's got 8,000 followers already. and the only twitter he's following is the nsa. and have you ever wondered what it's like to dive into the great hall from the movies? you can enter a two course dinner and tour for about $300 a person. and a surfer caught more than a wave when he captured this close encounter with a gray whale on tuesday. >>> and let's get down to business with landon dowdy. good morning. >> hey dara. tesla hands over the keys to its newest vehicle. the premium version at $132,000 has falcon wing rear doors. seats about 7 and can go about 250 miles on a single charge. elon musk estimates 25,000 customers have preordered. >>> target will

want this to strengthen our love for each other and our even lord.r love for our we have read the rosary sacrament of penance regularly. like any couple though, we have -- about getting married. in our country, there is a high rate of divorce. surender, how can we be this will not happen to us? concernede, we are about the increased push to change the definition of marriage and that that will mean for our society and our children? further concerned about being able to provide for our future family should our economic circumstances change. to go to massable each day but we are worried about where we intend to live after we our married. but out of the nest, we are filled with hope. comethat we are able to home to each other, to love each other, and to respect each other. >> if our marriage is blessed with children, we hope to raise them to know love and serve god. goodpe to help them to be citizens who contribute to the greater society. we will strive to always love the each other and to keep a sense of humor and to have lots of fun together. we will spend quality time together as a family

asked him to pray for us, and i wished him safe travels, one of his guards handed me a sit of rose rosary beads, we saw him of his fiat, a light, lit his face, a bit of a smile was visible as i took this photo, then he left, to turn in for the night, the pope was given the gift of the chalise, he gave me a gift for which i will never be able to adequately thank him, robert moses, "fox 5 news." christina: wrow, you can head on our web site fox5ny.com for latest on pope francis' historic visit to america. antwan: a developing story to tell you about, a scary scene at a campaign stop for carly fiorina. the cur ans that were -- cartons used as -- curtains used as a backdrop came crashing down, in san antonio today. she was speaking when the curtains gave way, no one was hurt. and carly fiorina returned to answers questioning afterward. christina: president obama is trip to united nations and democratic fund-raiser, he will stay in new york overnight, and tomorrow morning address the u.n., general assembly, that day, he will meet with russian president putin to talk about russian activity in u

also an important parking lot of his childhood, his grandmother rosa who taught him the rosary. >> they were influenced by the large extended family and the struggles they went through to make it in a new country, and he's very appreciative of that. >> but while bergoglio was certainly braul lly brought up h going family -- >> i never imagined he would become the pope. never. >> he told me if religion was important at home, it wasn't something jorge focused on with friends. he didn't talk about wanting to be a priest or religion? >> no, no, no. never. >> but he was young. >> oh, sure. >> of interest back then, soccer, a passion he inherited from his father, who often took him to see the hometown team. founded in 1908 by a priest. current players know well that francis is a card carrying member of the club, but he doesn't watch the games because he doesn't watch any television, relying instead on scores passed along to him by his swiss guard. >> he says, i don't follow the games. i can't see the games every weekend. but i know the result of the games. >> star defender got the scoop strai

then calls him back, handing him a little red box, a rosary, in return.nd then a standing ovation. thanks for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night from new york. until then, have a good evening. good night. at 6:30.ews anchor 1: we are starting here at6:30 by watching closely the things going on the way.

some wiping tears, others brought rosaries to be blessed, for john boehner, house speaker, this was the cap of his career. he had been trying 20 years to have a pope come to the capitol. there were several senators running for president who were listening and also a couple of the other candidates, dr. ben carson, chris christie, in cheap seats at the back of the chamber. i talked to them. they said it was good to get away from politics and focus on a message of faith. lester? >> all right, kelly. you think about it, the pope taking the podium, flanked by our first catholic vice president, our catholic speaker of the house, john boehner, who has tried for 20 years to get a pope to visit congress. no surprise that a lawmaker known for showing his emotions found himself wiping away tears. for a moment, a law making body known for partisan feuding came together, soon as the pope waded into hot button issues, we saw signs of differences come through. chuck todd watched it closely. what were your take aways? >> on the political front, tom covered it well when he noted there was something for

i got two rosaries and then i thanked him. and then i said holy father, can you come to san francisco. >> reporter: he says he would like pope francis to come to california so he could look at all of the missions. he wants to go on a tour with him because he was trying to raise money to revamp the missions. you can see this is the basilica. most of the people are gone. they are beginning to leave. this is the platform right here. flip around here and we will show you. this is where the media was. and as you can see most people are gone. some people have live shots they will be doing across the country. we met people from everywhere and a lot of us are tired. this was a long day but pope francis showed quite a bit of stamina. tomorrow he is going to be addressing congress. live in walked, tara moriarty, back to you -- in washington, d.c., tara moriarty, back to you. >> the pope kicked off his visit to washington, d.c. at the white house. 15,000 invited guests, including religious leaders were all on hand to give him a warm welc

. >> reporter: vendors were selling t-shirts for $10, $5 for rosary beads the pope will be blessing for mass. people say they are fired up for the pope because he's turning the catholic church on its head. finally, a pope getting it right. >> the way he cares for the poor and pays attention to the prisoners, people who are sick. i love how he talks about loving our enemies and stop promoting war and stop selling arms all around the world. hopefully we'll learn to embody that. >> reporter: i'm tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >> pope francis will officially declare father junipero serra a saint. he will celebrate a canonization mass at catholic university in washington, d.c. for junipero serra who founded spanish missions, including mission delores in san francisco. today the mission will show a live broadcast of the canonization mass at 1:00 on a jumbotron right there in the courtyard. protesters are planning to show up at the mission as well. many people feel serra sh should not be honor -- should not be honored. >> i think it's important to understand what being declared saint is. it d

. >> rosary beads for grandma and my mom. >> reporter: but the catholic faithful. she won a ticket to the pope's mass at madison square garden. >> for catholics in this country right now, so amazing. he has never been to the united states until yesterday. it's pretty exciting time for us. >> reporter: and bratton also says they are paying close attention here to the pope's trip to washington. he is there, of course, right now. paying close attention to his spontaneity so they know what to expect tomorrow. andrea grymes, cbs2 news. >>> some of new york's catholic closed. close. catholic high schools in manhattan will decide on a school by school basis. stay with us for live coverage of the papal visit. the countdown clock at 28 hours 54 minutes. all of his public events beginning with the arrival at st. patrick's cathedral will be here. you can also go to cbsnewyork.com for street closures as well. >>> the other big story of the day, the baseball world has lost a legend. >> yogi berra passed away last night. cbs2's steve overmyer is live at the museum named after th

then calls him back, handing him a little red box, a rosary, in return. they shake hands. and then a standing ovation. his voice, just incredible. thanks for watching. for cecilia and tom and the entire weekend team, i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night from new york. until then, have a good evening. good night. night from new

from $5 for pope medallion to $70 for the half zip pullovers and they will sell crystal rosary beads for $200, the world meeting of families did not say how much they expect to make. >> we have a fundraising goal of 45 million there's, our last announcement was $30 million. matt robinson chipped in $80, he was the first customer he bought two golf shirts at $40 a piece. >> i was across the street getting my tickets and i saw the door was open and decided to come in. >> this is the only location to buy the merchandise but there will eventually be others, pop-up stores will be at the convention center. a lot of knockoff merchandise is already on the streets for weeks but this is the official stuff. >> this is america, it's a free market, we salute the creativity we have seen in some of these, but this is the only official retail merchandise. >> if you can't get down here to the store here at 11th and market, you can find that merchandise available on the world meeting of families website. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> david thank you, we are posting everything you need to kn

. >> he said stay strong, and she received a rosary as a gift from the pope and the message left her with a new sense of purpose. >> i have weighed the cost and i'm prepared to do whatever it takes. >> according to davis, we can expect to see pictures from this meeting at some point, but for now the vatican will only say they will not deny that a meeting took place. >> elizabeth thank you. >>> a new report on the economic impact on the papal visit found that many local businesses did not have their prayers answered. city comptroller says that two dozen restaurants and retailers saw little boom, and some said that sales were down 80% and most restaurants did less than half of their normal activity for a weekend and mostly lost money on extra inventory and staff after expecting big crowds. >> this was sold as if it was going to be a tremendous boost to the local economy. >> hotels saw a boost, that is thanks to the greater philadelphia hotel association's low projection early on and a change in their advertising. >> and at st. joseph's church, the church hosted a service to simulcast t

moments and pope francis praised davis for her courage, told her, quote, stay strong and gave her a rosary that he had blessed. staver >> she is someone who stands with those individuals who are standing on their religious convictions, religious freedom is a worldwide message that the pope wants to convey. >> reporter: davis spent five days in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. on his return flight to rome, the pope was asked about to sign off on gay marriage. he did not mention kim davis but said conscientious objection was a human right. he also spoke out against capital punishment. >> the abolition of the death penalty. >> reporter: but that plus a personal plea for mercy did not help kelly gissendaner. the parole board rejected a plea from the pope's representative to commute her sentence to life in prison. the supreme court also refused to reverse the death penalty. the vatican not commenting about a meeting with davis, but also not deeing flying it. >>> when you kiss your kids off to college you assume they will be safe. but could their landlord be taki

davis claims the pope prayed with her, gave her two rosaries, and told her to, quote, stay strong. they could not independently verify it with the vatican. >> we now know the date when one of the six officers will go to trial. officer william porter shown on the top righthand side of the screen will be charged with manslaughter and assault. all will be charged separately. charges range from second-degree assault to second-degree depraved heart murder. gray died, if you remember, a week after sustained injuries in the back of a baltimore police van. >>> a baltimore man faces life in prison for killing the 2-year-old son of minnesota vikings player adrian peterson. prosecutors say he murdered peterson's son while the two were alone in an apartment in 2013. patterson will be sentenced at later date. >>> more backlash against the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion. police arrested three women for allegedly vandalizing a sign outside the doctor's office. they used black paint to spray on the sign. >>> police release survey lanes video showing a man trying to light a bank on fie

her attorney says pope francis brave her for her courage and told her stay strong and gave her a rosary he blessed, and he said the meeting was in keeping with the pope's support for religious liberty. >> he is someone who stands standing on their religious convictions, religious freedom is a worldwide message the pope wants to convey. >> reporter: davis spent 5 days in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> the pope didn't mention kim davis but said conscious objection is a human right when asked about the issue. a personal plea for mercy will not help the georgia death role inmate. the supreme court also refused to stop the execution which was set for tonight but has been delayed by various legal maneuvers. the pope delivered a speech for religious liberty, stressing religious people must have respect for the dignity and rights of others. kristine? >>> developing story now. the search far man who allegedly groped a woman in brooklyn. police say they have him on surveillance video, and this is the suspect from manhattan avenue and freedman street in green

released a photograph of the rosaries as a sign of sort of how the meeting went. worth noting, though, that the pope talked about religious liberties and did last week. he visited the little sisters of the poor, another meeting the vatican didn't say much, only that it was a sign of support for that catholic charity. >> but fascinating in that there were cameras outside the vatican embassy, so they must have gone in a back door and there must have been an agreement with the davis' not to mention this until he was back out of the united states. something they kept under wraps. i know you will continue to cover it. thank you so much. >>> coming up, the latest on hurricane joaquin as it gets closer to the united states coast. and secretary ash carter will be briefing at the pentagon at 2:00 today. you're watching all this breaking news right here on msnbc. you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to