st. frances homelessness challenge a couple of months ago to challenge neighbors and city hall to take action what is going on division street right noul now is outrageous 72-hour notice to say this is a public health ard around unhygienic toileting and other issues when the services aren't being provided. tonight to let everybody here know we're going to be out at division and 11th. i'm spending the night there along with other volunteers in order to offer a port-a-potty, which the city has failed to provide, and sometimes people say why don't they allow those port-a-potties at van ness and division to be used and the security guards who guard there is a we don't want people to be too comfortable here. that is why i think it's disingenuous they are saying it's a public health hazard. living on the streets is a public health hazard, but we know we don't have enough housing to house everyone on the streets within the next year; right? when we create this new department we need to make sure there is a focus on permanent housing and getting people into the supportive housing, but also focused on

st. peter's about a cilic yachlt pope frances will lead the mass by marking the 14 stations of the crossith jesus' death sentence and as his body is laid in the tomb. and that wraps up "real story." here's john in for shep. >> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. first from fox this afternoon, striking back at isis. american special operations forces taking out the islamic state's number two. a move one source says was a direct response to the terror group's bloodshed in brussels. the pentagon confirms the death of this guy, a well known terrorist. he was the islamic state's finance minister, the man in charge of the money. he died in a raid inside syria early yesterday morning. the defense secretary ash carter says the terror leader is one of the targets they took out. >> we're systematically eliminating isil

st. bernadette in lourdes, france, and is hewn out of black lava rock from mount vesuvius in italy. the catholic church is a church of sacramentality, okay? it means that we see in created reality and material reality the divine shining through. beauty always does that. father baker was so concerned about making sure he had the most beautiful, the best materials, the best artists. he knew that what they could do with their crafts and with their arts would speak to people for generations. narrator: one of the most stunning creations in the shrine is the painting of the main dome. the artist, professor raggi, describes it here. raggi: glancing upwards at the dome, a veritable sea of celestial beauty greets the eye in a painting representing a vision of heaven and the assumption of the blessed mother of god, carried in the arms of an angelic host of heavenly beings prostrating themselves before the holy trinity, the father, the son, and the holy spirit, who are placing the crown of celestial magnificence upon the brow of the immaculate mother of christ. monsignor burkard: many people c

frances. nearly everyone there carried the traditional palm. people worshipped at st. patrick's cathedral. it mark it is day people waved palm branches as they welcomed jesus' entry into jerusalem. >>> a plane made an emergency landing at a golf course. wait until you hear who was at the controls. >>> a live look outside on this sunday night. to get you your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. today's the day! oh look! creepy gloves for my feet. see when i was a kid there was a handle. and a face. this is nice. and does it come in a california king? getting roid rage. hemorrhoid. these are the worst, right? i'm gonna buy them. boom. i'll take them. impulse buy. ommmmmmmmmmm. american express presents the blue cash everyday card with no annual fee. it's all happening. cash back on purchases. here we go! >>> an incredible survival

st. paddy's day >>> and rahad gets a little help from some young pranksters -- >> do you copy? >> yes, we the high setup that makes france? >> how did you know? >> what's lurking around the corner. >>> we'll start first in russia. this fella on his skate board, a little kick push.end recording. he is in the car following him and he's moving and grooving. comes around the corner and -- >> oh,w. >> he has -- okay. >> what do you expect? you're long boarding on an open road. you don't think there's going to be traffic? und a blind corner as well. >> and swung wide, too. >> doesn't matter what you're on, skate board, motorcycle, bicycle, same thing will happen. >> the guy in the car gets out. can hear him moaning. will be okay. does have bruises ancon cushion but it would have a lot worst. >>> this motorcyclist is taking in the view and he spots a -- no, no, no,he taurus was driving on the wrong side of the road. >> yes. luckily the person driving the car saw the motorcyclist. this could have been tragedy. >> it's easy to there are some really quiet roads in new zealand, you're getting hypnotized, haven't seen anybody for ha

and brutal" terrorism in belgium, as well as in france, turkey, ivory coast, iraq, and other countries. in his traditional message from the balcony of st. peter's basilica the pope also urged europe not to forget the plight of refugees fleeing war and injustice, and seeking a better future. isis has suffered a big setback in syria. backed by russian air strikes, syrian government soldiers have driven isis fighters out of palmyra, a city isis occupied for ten-months, destroying treasured monuments from roman times. the army is expected to use palmyra as a base to mount an offensive on the isis's de facto capital of raqqa, to the east. a faction of the taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing tonight in pakistan that killed at least 60 people, and says christians were the target. officials say the suicide bomber struck near a playground crowded with families celebrating easter in a park in the city of lahore. most of the victims are said to be women and children, almost 300 other people were injured. california's state legislature is poised to vote as early as this week to raise the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour." t

france. >> translation: in our investigation it has become even more true that he is a key player in the paris and st denis attacks. at this stage investigations tell us he played a key role in the make up of the unit in 13 november in the preparation of the attacks and by himself being present in paris on 30 november. >> reporter: there is still tension in the neighborhood. four other people were arrested at the same time as salah abdeslam, three of them are members of a family that is suspected of sheltering him during his time as a fugitive >> he is from this neighborhood so it is not surprising that he has friends and relatives, potential supporters who were are willing to shelter him. >> translation: we are relieved and happy that we finally stopped this grub for the whole word >> reporter: it was this raid earlier in the week on a flat in a different part of brussels that gave police vital clues on the whereabouts of europe's most wanted man. a call was made to the mobile phone linked to salah abdeslam and then police found his fingerprint in the flat. >> reporter: he had been on the run for mo

what went down, but we do understand from french media, any way, reports in france that they were arrested in a dawn raid in stdennis. it's that same neighborhood, just days after the attacks in paris. this northern paris suburb. now, reports are that these three were planning an attack in central paris no, word on how involved this plot was or how imminent it was and the rest of the reporting still unconfirmed at this point, craig. what we do know for a fact is that these four people were arrested. they're being questioned for the next 96 hours at which point prosecutors office will decide whether or not to charge them. >> thank you, kelly. >>> to those who supported marco, who worked so hard, we welcome you with open arms. >> the politics of resentment against other people will not just leave us a fractured party, they're going to leave us a fractured nation. they're going to leave us as a nation where people literally hate each other. >> that's ted cruz and marco rubio there after last night's losses. rubio, of course, bowing out. ted cruz there making an appeal for rubio's delegates. politico reporting tha

st. louis, missouri, before taking off to ohio. nbc's kristen weller is there right now. what's the focus of her message there? >> reporter: hey, franceson. it is a busy day of campaigning for the democratic candidates. they are locked in an increasingly competitive race especially in these midwest states. campaigning here in st. louis. she's going to talk about manufacturing. this day, though, largely overshadowed by what we saw in chicago last night. both clinton and sanders weighing in with very strong words for donald trump. let me read you a little bit of what secretary clinton had to say today in this statement. quote, we all have our differences and we know many people across the country feel angry. we need to address that anger together, all of us. no matter what party we belong to or what views we hold. should say that violence has no place in our politics. we should use our words to bring americans together. meanwhile, this from senator sanders. dobld trump needs to be loud and clear and tell his supporters violence at rallies is not what america is about. so the two democratic candidates echo each other in the condemnation o

st. paddy's day rowdiness. >>> and rahad gets a little help from some young pranksters -- >> do you copy? >> yes, we copy. >> the high setup that makes fortune telling a cinch. >> one of your favorite trips to france? >> how did you know? >> you never know what's lurking around the corner. >>> we'll start first in russia. this fella on his skate board, a little kick push. he is in the car following him and he's moving and grooving. comes around the corner and -- >> oh, wow. >> he has -- okay. >> what do you expect? you're long boarding on an open road. you don't think there's going to be traffic? >> and he went around a blind corner as well. >> and swung wide, too. >> doesn't matter what you're on, skate board, motorcycle, bicycle, same thing will happen. >> the guy in the car gets out. the skateboarder you can hear him moaning. he was wearing a helmet so he will be okay. does have scrapes and bruises ancon cushion but it would have a lot worst. >>> this motorcyclist is taking in the view and he spots a -- no, no, no, no. >> the taurus was driving on the wrong side of the road. luckily the person driving the car saw the motorcyclist. this could have been tragedy. >> it's easy to happen because the

st he was arrested last week in thn same brussels neighborhood where he grew up. france is seeking his extradition to face potentialoti terrorism charges for hisesor involvement in the november nbe attacks which left 130 people dead. i'm hearing that he will notwil fight extradition -- did he note fight extradition that's goinghs on right now. n he is appearing in court this morning. >> well, now back locally, inocy just a devastating fire in fir prince g it looks devastating, annie. >> reporter: it really is. i to be out there they're stillres working on hot spots believe ite or not hours after the fireerhee broke out around 4:00 o'clockclc this morning. m and you know what, this is onene of those stories that could havh been a lot worse.. thankfully no injuries and -- i- could have been lot worse.en lo. this is a case where neighborsgs really jumped into action andnnd neighbors were helpinge neighbors, and that's why no onn was injured in this fire here. e if you take a look around the scene the aftermath is reallys a telling of how serious this fire was. (inaudible) f

france. >> belgian authorities charged the 26-year-old with participation in terrorist murder as the charge is called. >>> hope francis used his palm sunday homily to address the refugee crisis in europe. speaking in st. peter's square, the pontiff likened indifference to the refugnes to those who stood by while jesus was crucified. palm sunday marks the beginning of holy week. seven days of ceremony leading up to easter sunday. >>> here at home, hundreds of people march in lower manhattan on this palm sunday. parishioners and others will make their way down broadway from st. paul's chapel. hour. >>> coming up on "today in new york," an i-team investigation into workers' compensation. why many doctors are choosing to workers hurt on the job. >>> still dry outside right now. but a meswy mix of snow and rain is just hours away. we'll tell what you that means for your monday morning commute coming up. good morning, this is your captain speaking. it's a beautiful day with sunny skies and a light tailwind blue skies smiling at me nothing but blue skies do i see the new jetblue card. it's like having jetblue with you wherever you go. get three times points on jetblue purchases, two times at restaurants and

france where he helped kill 130 people. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> in manhattan a bar argument turned into an assault on a -- on st. patrick's day. police say that one man hit another man inside peter dillon's hub. it was about 4:30 in the afternoon. detectives then released this surveillance video of a man they want for questioning. the 55-year-old victim got cut treatment. the suspect ran off on foot. >>> and police are investigating a stack this afternoon in the bronx that life. investigators say that he was stabbed with a broken bottle after a dispute with another man who fled the scene. this happened at east 233rd street and cep plier avenue near van cortland park. yellow cab driver responsible for a deadly hit-and-run in manhattan. the 44-year-old was struck by a cab in a bus lane on first avenue near stuyvesant town early this morning. the driver fled the scene. investigators believe flores was lying in the street when she was hit. a cane found nearby may have belonged to her. >>> connecticut confirms its first case of the zika virus. the person traveled to a zika infected area. symptoms include a rash, head

france's cac to the downside by 131%. germany's dax the worst of the bunch got three quarters of 1%. nicole: many americans abraded st. futures higher by 20 points. s&p futures higher by two. nasdaq up almost five. nicole: that could oil getting close to the $40 a barrel mark. gold is at $45. subway service in washington d.c. is supposed to be running again this morning after an unprecedented 29 hour shift and follow another coal-fired monday. the train stuck on a midnight tuesday said cruz could examine power cables, inconveniencing hundreds of thousands of writers. federal workers telecommute, some took today off. kids off. kids in the school while others spoke up early to try to work or take the bus. they found 26 areas requiring replace vent or repairs. 700,000 people used the d.c. metro every day. nicole: peabody energy, the largest coal miner is warning it may go bankrupt to chapter 11 filing the latest in a wave of bankruptcies hitting big american coal companies such as alpha natural resources and the patriarchal. meanwhile come out democratic presidential candidates push renewables for republicans focus on oi

st. joe a 78-76 win over the bearcats. a dead lely plane crash in dead. coming up, what we know about the crash and investigation. terror attacks. what france's president said about the arrests made and your live look outside. what have you got, citycam? a little light in the sky. can't expect a sunrise this morning, because it's raining. great to be with you on this saturday morning as well. jonathan: welcome back. new details on a plane crash in this is surveillance video. you'll see it happen here. officials say the passenger plane from dubai crashed at an airport in southwest russia wile trying to land. here it comes. russia 24 television broadcast security camera video of what appears to be a huge impact. russian officials say all 55 passengers and seven crew members were killed. four children were among the dead. officials say one likely factor was strong winds. there were gusts at near hurricane levels. the black box has been recovered and the crash remains under investigation. france's president now says he expects more arrests after a police raid in belgium. authorities captured the prime suspect in the paris terror attacks in brusse

st. louis at. it was rough. terrible. >> the battle of the bulge cost more than 10,000 american lives and was one of the bloodiest engagements of world war ii. irvine was in francethat's the reason why they drafted us. >> their attitude changed when they got a little advice from a sergeant just back from the front. >> he said you ever heard of the german 88s. they're very accurate. of all of you guys, boy uldn't complain much anymore. and we didn't. >> morrie martin survived the battle of the bulge but in march of '45 he was shot in the leg while on patrol in germany. >> they were going to amputate my leg and the nurse looked at my record and saw my occupation was a baseball player and she told them, they got this new drug out to kill this infection. said refuse that operation and make them give you that. >> the new drug was pencilen. >> she saved my leg. god bless her soul, all i know is she was from georgia. >> 8 may 1945 as morrie martin lay in a hospital, germany's surrender ended the war. >> did your unit get tagged to go to fight against japan? >> yes. yeah. we thought maybe we might go to japan. >> we're set to pick up a carrier and hit the mainland in 19

st. louis, missouri, where clinton is holding an event at noontime. monica, tell us a little bit about what we can expect today. >> reporter: good morning, frances.at's right, hillary clinton has an event coming up here behind me in a couple of hours at a carpenter's apprentice shop. she will then head to ohio for the rest of the day. she's got a couple of events there. these are two big march 15th states. one of the headlines coming out of yesterday is about her appearance at nancy reagan's funeral in semi valley, california, where in an interview with our own andrea mitchell she spoke glowingly about the reagans' role in bringing about awareness for hiv/aids and praised them for kicking off a national conversation which led to a lot of criticism from the lgbt community who did not at all agree with that sentiment. in fact, one of clinton's big supporters and surrogates, somebody who has worked for the clintons in his past life, chad griffin, now president of the human rights campaign, tweeted and said nancy reagan was not in fact a hero on this topic. so secretary clinton came out with an apology. we have that tweet for you here. we're going to

france and buss. patrols have been beefed number britain, and in rome, in the midst of holy week during a pilgrimage year, officials tell abc news 3,000 more officers have been deployed. at st. peter's square worshippers basked in prayer as the sun poured through its famous colonnade. others busying themselves with selfies as security forces strolled among the tourists. none of you guys is afraid. >> all: no. >> reporter: none of you are afraid. did any of your parents expression concerns about you coming here? >> no. >> yes. >> reporter: yes. but still using logic to fight fear. >> because i'm more likely to get in a car accident at home than i am to get bombed in europe. that's why. >> reporter: fair enough. also undaunted, the pope ending good friday under heavy security, a beacon all in white under that red canopy delivering a prayer at the way of the cross ceremony condemning the brussels terrorist attacks saying their perpetrators profane the name of god and would use the holy name to justify their unprecedented violence. just on the other side of the coliseum, the pope is speaking and in this crowd that is dense with thousands of worshippers and tourists, there's als