st. patrick's. and to think that he's gonna come in, he's gonna bless it, this great work of restoration and repair -- oh, my. what -- you talk about good housekeeping seal of approval on a sacred task, so... >> so, police commissioner bill bratton has said that the pope does not -- it is his understanding that the pope does not want to be in a bubble while >> [ laughs ] >> so -- and i think that was his term. bubble. so, there's definitely a challenge that's out there in order to protect the pontiff, because there's a lot of concerns. you know, he's gonna get out of the popemobile. he might take selfies with whatever. i mean, do you have those concerns, or do you think -- i mean, this holy father is known for just kind of jumping out there with the crowds. >> i do. he has an amazing spontaneity and even an impetuosity that's part of this massive appeal that he has. that's a headache for planners, as you might imagine. that's a delight for people. so, we're kind of caught in the middle, because what

st. patrick's cathedral. at 5:40, we'll take you inside for a look at the renovations that have just been completed in type for the papal visit. steve: three people charged in a gun bust that led to the death of an innocent bystander. the three pleaded not guilty to drug and weapons charges. police say one contacted an undercover officer friday offering to sell guns. when he went to mount vernon with the officer, another man pointed a gun at the officer's head and demanded money. the officer fired his weapon, shooting a bystander who later died. dari: the nypd is still searching for a prisoner who escaped from their custody yesterday. tiffany neumann was initially arrested for petty larceny on saturday. well, while in manhattan central booking, she complained she didn't feel so well and was taken to new york presbyterian hospital in lower manhattan. that's where police say the 23-year-old slipped out of her handcuffs and walked out of the hospital. she isn't the only person to escape from police custody recen

st. patrick's cathedral. overall the restoration project is ahead of schedule and on budget. >> a landmark. the money is well spent to keep it going and in great condition >> reporter: most people are thrilled with the renovation. there are catholics that are critical, wondering if the money set aside for this project could have kept the neighborhood churches from clothing. >> we need the church open. >> i think that criticism might have a little validity if this was about luxury or embellishing a cathedral. this is about basic repair f. we didn't do did it, the safety and of the cathedral is at risk. it was originally scheduled for completion in december of this year. the timetable was moved up for the pope's visit and evening will be ready when the pontiff arrives next month. >> almost everything anyway. the one thing not finished is a geothermal heating system. you may notice there is no construction material on 5th avenue but plenty on 50th and 51st streets. in addition to visiting st. patrick's he will a

st. patrick's cathedral. >> and then at 6:00 lawn bowling takes over central park. what is it? we'll explain. >>> that major renovation at st. patrick's cathedral is almost complete. crews are putting the finishing touches on the landmark church just in time for the pope's visit next month. cbs 2's elise finch has the tour. >> reporter: after nearly four years, the scaffolding has been removed from st. patrick's cathedral. inside and out. there's very little evidence of the multiphase renovation that's nearly complete. >> a beautiful place inside. >> you walk outside you get blinded without sunglasses. it's gorgeous. >> reporter: every inch of the building has been restored. decades of dirt was removed. every pew removed sanded and restrained. each stained glass window thoroughly cleaned. >> the church's purpose is to let the grace and light of god's word and life shine forth in a very colorful way. stained glass windows personify that and now that does it, right? now look the sun coming through. >> reporter:

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. ♪ >>> glad to have you with us on this edition of "newsline." it's thursday, august 27th, i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. news watchers in the state of virginia were witness to a deadly attack carried out on live television. they heard gun shots, then screams during an interview. and they learned the reporter and her cameraman were killed. the shooting happened around 7:00 a.m. wednesday outside a shopping mall in the small community of moneta. a gunman opened fire, sho

st. patrick's have been completed. jennifer: arthur chi'en was there as cardinal dolan celebrated the milestone. >> reporter: the best way to a equate this, when you have important people coming over, you clean. down to the final stretch at st. patrick's cathedral. the end here is finally near and a good end. they're just about finished with renovations. >> the church is a family, right? and we're having a special visitor. in fact, we're having our father, our earthly father, our holy father, to our house. we want things nice. >> reporter: symbolic moments as hats were raised into place by tradition given to men who became cardinals. this was before the less ornate red hat of today. this one belonged to the first 1875. no video from back then. obviously it required a bit of dusting off. >> they were caked in dust. it was an actual kind of cake. we vacuumed that off. >> reporter: as they went up, the cardinal was presented with a restored angel to watch over his chair at the altar. as that was put in place, the finishin

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100 an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then as it does today over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. michaela: hello and a very warm welcome to "global 3000." cannabis -- an innocuous looking green plant at the heart of a multi-billion dollar global industry. but should we ban it or tax it? this week we look at two very different approaches to the consumption of the controversial crop. that's just one of the topics coming up on the show. cannabis in colorado -- how legalizing the drug has helped to keep the municipal coffers full. inside an armenian pris

st. patrick's cathedral just in time for pope francis' visit. it's also a chance for a special blessing sniemts cardinal timothy dolan blessed the hats at the church. they hung over the top of the sanctuary. they were taken down during the renovation. the ceiling is now restored and the hats are hanging once again. the outside looks fantastic as well. >> amazing. >>> there is a sigh of relief for the family of a 15-year-old boy who put a hole in a century's old painting. doesn't have to pay for it. it shows what happened. he stumbles holding a drink. he punched a fist-sized hole in the painting. it's by a 17th century italian faster. the museum officials say it's part of a private collection. insurance will pay for the restoration. i never heard of anyone being able to carry a drink. >> that's what i was saying when i saw that video. what is he doing with that in a museum? >>> two giant pythons were apparently too big for a vermont collector to handle. one of the snakes, about 17 feet long, weighed in at 220 pounds, michael. the little one, the

st. patrick's of the day, st. patrick's cathedral. for the archdiocese of new york where he will have evening prayer with folks they are. friday morning he will go over to the united nations again those are un credentials, after that he will go to ground zero for he will have two movements. he will will meet with individuals who were affected immediately by the events of 911, family members, first responders et cetera on the outside run the two pools. then he will go inside and there'll be an events called a multi- religious event, with about 700 religious leaders. after that he goes to east harlem, to a school that serves immigrant families and another catholic charity center, and and that evening he has mass at madison square garden. next morning he gets up he goes to philadelphia, has mass at the cathedral there with philadelphia archdiocese. he's greeted by seminaries at st. charles seminary where he will be in residence those two days, that afternoon he will go to independence hall and will have an address on religious freedom. t

st. patrick's -- refurbished st. patrick's cathedral. >> friends of a pilot are mourning his death after he was led to an airport that no longer existed. >>> the way the cast is paying tribute to leonard nimoy. >>> air quality is good this afternoon, and it's a great pool day today, sun soaked and less humidity. we will talk about that, and i will tell you why my socks don't match with the traffic and the weather on the 2s coming up. >>> well the time is now 6:12. and john elliott is standing by with mismatched socks. >> i have a reason why i have mismatched socks on, and if you have exceptional vision, why my cufflinks don't match either. i like the readings here in the 50s and low 60s. brian, yeah, great weather, but i can see the end of summer. sad guy, and brian will have to change his picture, too, but you know what? enjoy it, savor it. it's cherry popsicle day today, too, and enjoy the day. it's a treat of a forecast to serve up. relative humidity, 61%, and more readings summit up to sparta and monticello. we ha

st. patrick's of the day st. patrick's cathedral for the archdiocese of new york where he will have evening prayer with folks there. friday morning he's over at the united nations. again, those of you -- human credential to after that he goes to ground zero what he has to movement. evil meet with individuals who were effected immediately by the events of 9/11 family members first responders et cetera on the outside around the two pools to think he will go inside and will be an event being called multi-religious event with i think about 700 faith, religious leaders. after that he goes up to peace to harlem to a school that serves immigrant families, and another catholic charities centered and then that evening he has mass at madison square garden. next morning he gets up goes to philadelphia, has mass at the cathedral their with the faithful of philadelphia archdiocese. he is greeted by seminarians at st. charles seminary which is where he will be in residence those of today's. vatican and he goes down to independe

st. patrick's it. >> john, my point is if it couldn't survive without federal government, maybe there's a reason it couldn't survive. maybe the services they provide do not need the federal taxpayer support. >> you may well be right. i would just add, whether planned apparenthood is involved with abortion or not, even if it gets rid -- stops aborting altogether, it should still not be funded by the federal government. the federal government has limited powers. it should have no role in what peop people. there are things the taxpayers have to fund that they don't agree with. it's happened before. the defense is the most -- is the easiest example. that involves taking human life on occasion. isn't this another example of this? if you defund planned parenthood, you would have to defund taxes going to the military. >> that's a completely false argument, and you know it. you are raise it just to get my reaction. >> that's exactly true. >> it's a completely false argument. >> protection of the united states taking fetal lives is not constitutionally required to the taxpayers to fund it. >> that

st. patrick's cathedral. they are getting ready for the pope's visit next month. >> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. an isolated storm but lots of heat and humidity managed to get to 90 in central park. it's incredible because east of the hudson, it's really humid. >> we just got these pictures in of nypd divers going in the waters off sandy hook, new jersey from newscopter 7 looking for anyone who might have been on board that 40-foot fishing vessel that another boat's captain says he saw capsized in the water. this is as we look at live pictures from newscopter 7. divers on the zodiac looking for one of their colleagues. you can see it on the far end of the boat. nothing yet. we don't know if there were people on board or how many were on board. we have seen a little bit of debris including a life ring. caring about the things that make each of our clients unique... ...that's what makes riverspring health unique. >>> i want to return to breaking news. divers from the nypd, fdny and the coast guard off the sh

st. patrick's. but its earlier version is now in chinatown. this is the old cathedral. you notice something about it. it has a high wall around it. this a ten-food hit high wall ad the property. it was built in 1814. they built the wall in the 1840s because they were afraid the church is going to be destroyed because mobs rumored and threatened to do so. you can see this is a side shot from the sidewalk with people walking to give you an idea, it's a fortified cathedral. thick walls, three feet thick at the base. here is a -- a couple more images before we move on to a different aspect of nativism. we will see a number of his images, a cartoonist of the late 19th century. cartooning everything involving politics. he has this particular focus on the threat of the catholic church. this is in the 1870s. gives you an idea of how this plays out over decades. these are not alligators hitting the beaches of american. these are irish bishops hitting the beaches. there's a school master protecting the schoolchildren of america from the foreign catholic influence. just to give yo

st. patrick's cathedral. assembly, and a mass at madison square garden. and to philadelphia for the world meeting of families stopping at independence hall. a chance to meet americans and talk to them face-to-face. as we know, he's already communicating on twitter. 22 million followers. one of his most popular tweets, inequality is the root of social evil, a message these students in rome say he'll bring to america. >> do you think this pope is preparing a message for america. >> i don't think he's going to hold back. i hope he doesn't hold back. >> income inequality, immigration? >> racial inequality especially, that's a huge issue right now. >> reporter: we met up with american tourists here excited about seeing the pope back in america, so different, they say, from his predecessors. >> what is it about this pope? >> he likes common people. >> he's just so friendly and outgoing. just seems like the people's pope. >> reporter: the people's pope. we heard it from so many americans here. once asked about what

st. patrick's of the day. st. ick's cathedral for the afternoon by sees of new york where he will have even prayer with folks there. friday morning, he is over at the united nations. again, those are u.n. credentials. after that, immediately he goes over to ground zero where he actually has two movements. he will meet with individuals who were affected immediately by the events of 9/11 family members, first responders, et cetera, on the outside around the two pools. then he will go inside and there will be an event. it's being called the multireligious event with i think about 700 faith religious leaders. after that, he goes up to east harlem to a school that serves immigrant families. and another catholic charity center. and then that evening, he has mass at maddison square garden. next morning, gets up and has mass. he is greeted by seminaryians at charles bore narrow seminary. he will be in residence there those two days. that afternoon he goes to independence hall and will have an address on religious freedom.

st. patrick's cathedral. the united nations and madison square garden and a september 11 memorial are just a few sites you will be at. steve: this platinum selling artist is giving back to his hometown. giving a free concert tonight, lisa evers was there and caught up with him before he hit the stage. reporter: this own homegrown rap star. >> what you think about this crowd? >> it's awesome. reporter: he played some of the songs at the top of the billboard rap charts. >> who i am is who i am. [inaudible] reporter: the audience of 1200 high school students had to show their school ids in order to qualify for the free tickets. for many of the teenagers it was a rear treat to see one of the artists that they love perform for free. >> if he can make it, any of us can make it. >> i love everything about his music. >> i think he so great. reporter: the mayor presented fetty wap with a keys to the city and praised his hard work that took up them from the street to fulfilling his dream. >> i proudly present to you th

st. patrick's cathedral and he'll address the assembly. stay with news 4 at 7:00 for coverage and you can get coverage online or any time at nbcnewyork.com. >> raphi is here with a last check on the weather. it's going to heat up a bit. >> yes, we've had at least 80 degrees for your high temperature. we're going to head maybe into 60 days in a row. the 7-day forecast shows no sign of the heat letting up. it gets hotter and hotter. 88 for tomorrow. the good news is it's mainly dry this weekend. mainly a scattered storm. your beach plans, barbecue plans are fine. today is relativeliable y comfortable. tomorrow, and the rest of the week low to mid-90s. this is going to go down as one of the hottest august we've seen in central park. right now we're at number three. may get to number two. yeah, historically hot august and we'll continue as we say good-bye to august and hello to september. >> the hottest september on record too. >> we'll see. >> wow, raphael. a lot on the way. >> erika, for people with a lot of family in florida. >> some encour

st. patrick's cathedral, for the archdiocese of new york. he will have evening prayer with folks there. friday morning, he is over at the united nations. again, those are u.n. credentials. after that immediately he goes to ground zero, where he has two movements. he will meet with individuals who were affected immediately by the events of 9/11, family members, first responders, etc. on the outside around the two pools. then he will go inside and then there is a multi religious event with about 700 religious leaders . after that, he goes east harlem to a school that serves immigrant families. another catholic charity center. that evening, he has mass at madison square garden. next morning, he gets up, goes to philadelphia, has mass at the cathedral there with the faithful of philadelphia archdiocese. he is greeted by seminarians at st. charles seminary, where he will be in residence those two days. that afternoon, he goes down independence hall and will have an address on religious freedom. that afternoon, he joins a group of families, a multi family event, celebration music presentation

st. patrick's cathedral in time for pope francis' visit next month. also a chance for a blessing. cardinal timothy dolan blessed the cardinal hats at the church. they have long hung at the top of the ceiling over the sanctuary. they were taken down during the renovation. the ceiling is restored and the hats hanging once again. >>> 5:50 now. a 15-year-old boy made a costly mistake that went viral. unfortunately, they don't have to pay for it. the boy stumbles, you see him there, pat. he's holding a drink and he punches a fist--sized hole through the painting titled "flowers" by an italian master. the painting is part of a private collection and insurance will pay for the restoration. may want to rethink their soft drink policy. >> at the same time, right? >>> not one, but two giant pythons recovered in vermont are headed to on animal sanctuary far, far away. one of the snakes, this one was about 17 feet long, weighed in at 220 pounds. how many people, six people -- oh, my goodness. this is a smaller one. he weighed in at 150 pounds. the collector got him from a man in new york but

st. patrick's day parade, disney land, but band camp today took an extraordinary turn with this announcement. imagine coming to a high school band meeting think you're getting information about performing on your school soon to be completed new football field, but instead, you're told you're about to get news so big, it required drum roll, please? followed by this announcement. >> you are. >> reporter: bishop 3-year-old marching abdominal about 100 members will not only play in front of pope francis, they will be the first thing he'll see and hear when he steps off the plane in philadelphia. >> you thought it was a football team t it's not. >> i didn't think that we would be seeing the pope. i really did not, so this is an amazing opportunity. >> so excited. i'm really excited. i was surprised. i thought i was going to be on the football field. >> reporter: she and her family were hoping to see the pope. >> my wife put her name in for the lottery to try and get tickets. whatever it was. trying, that's all. >> reporter: if you don't get there, at least your daughter is. >> and somehow my wife

st. patrick day. they have again hiring employees but it's not clear how big the workforce will be. the company has not given appear opening date for the new store but it will be the eighth store in the bay area. >>> the newest staff member at a south bay hotel is so hard working he doesn't sleep and doesn't ask for tips. jonathan bloom tagged along with the hotel helper that's creating a lot of buzz and a few beeps as well. >> it might take you by surprise. >> what just happened in the elevator? >> it was for the robot. and without a doubt you will have questions. and more importantly, what is it? >> it's dash the robot. >> it's a friendly robot that can take items to your room. >> the front desk gets requests for all sorts of things, tooth brushes to toothpaste, towel. someone has to stop what they are doing to bring it upstairs unless that someone is a robot. now he comes from a famous family. >> what the pr2 is carry french frys to your room without someone taking them. this one can do that. >> he doesn't have hands. he call the elevator. he talks to it using wi-fi. >> it is bui

st. patrick's day breathing with his new lungs. today he and his family are grateful for every step they can take and now they're paying it forward in helping life bank the organ procurement agency. >> i don't know who my donor is or the family. i hope to one day meet them, but for right now all i can do is be grateful for their decision. >> meanwhile, taylor swift proving to be a class act off the stage, a bay area woman druggeling with cydrug struggling with cystic fibrosis. the 26-year-old from brentwood tweeted this photo with the two of them and another friend backstage. she said it was the best day ever. we first told you about rich two weeks ago. she's waiting on a double lung transplant. she told us swift's music keeps her spirits up as she is in and out of the hospital. a social media campaign to help rich meet her idol called lungs for tiff ultimately reached the pop star. >> that's the nice kicker to the whole story. >>> a follow-up now, there is an 11-year-old who can not only swim with the best of them, this weekend sh

st. patrick's day in 1990. >>> time is 6:16. let's quickly go to sal.day morning you are talking sig alert and caldecott tunnel. >> yeah they have lifted the sig alert. the accident has been cleared. westbound 24 near the tunnel. but the damage is done. we have slow traffic coming up to the tunnel. i drew an area on highway 24 most of it is backed up from marin da into the tunnel. the good news is the lanes are clear. let's take a look at highway 24. we don't have any slow traffic and fortunately all the lanes are clear and hopefully things will clear up rather soon. let's go to steve. >>> that is moving east and already things are popping up over the sierra nevada. so again it will be very active there. plenty of low clouds still in place and the cooler friday is on tap today but before we get to the weather, my show has gone to the dogs again. this is chopper watching me. friday morning from santa rosa. thank you laura. there he is right there watching. thank you chopper. he watches me every morning is what laura says. i appreciate that chopper. the r

st. patrick's. >> i think it's about time the church moves into the 21st century along with the rest of us. >> reporter: the timing of the pope's comments is no coincidence. there's a major international meeting of bishops and cardinals this fall and the major focus will be the family. i'm lisa evers, fox 5 news. alison: two professional south african hunters accused of helping two american doctors kill protected lions appeared in court in zimbabwe. one is facing charges with failing to prevent the hunt by helping walter palmer kill cecil the lion last month. a judge agreed to postpone the trial until the end of next week. another man is facing the charges for assisting dr. jan sesky with an illegal bow hunt. the case was postponed until next month. antwan: police released video of a suspect who has broken into six apartments in midtown stealing jewelry, credit cards and clothing. he uses the fire escape. in the latest incident, a woman heard a noise and saw the man. he immediately took off. anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers at 1-800-577- 1-800-577-tips. alison: the ma

st. patrick day. tesla has begun hiring employees but it's not clear how big the workforce will be.y has not given an opening date for the new store but it will be the eighth store in the bay area. >>> the newest staff member at a south bay hotel is so hard-working he doesn't sleep and doesn't ask for tips.t( jonathan bloom tagged along with the hotel helper that's creating a lot of buzz and a few beeps, as well. >> it might take you by surprise. >> what just happened in the elevator? >> it was for the robot. and without a doubt you will have questions. >> can it respond? and more importantly, what is it? >> it's dash, the robot. >> it's a friendly robot that can take items to your room. [phone ring] >> see, the front desk at the crowne plaza gets requests for all sorts of things, tooth brushes to toothpaste, towel. someone has to stop what they are doing to bring it upstairs, unless that someone is a robot. now dash comes from a famous family. his parents are the pr2 robots used occasionally in videos and in research. >> what the pr2 is carry french frys to your room without someon

st. patrick's cathedral, the united nations, madison square garden. steve: laguardia's airport makeover has begun. there will be several specialty shops and eateries in an attempt to make being at the airport more enjoyable. the escalators, heating and air conditioning systems have been upgraded. alison: mcdonald's has cut ties with a chicken supplier. they received graphic video showing operators clubbing and killing week chickens. the video was recorded by the animal rights group mercy for animals. mcdonald's and tyson foods have ended their relationships with the tennessee farm. >> dog owners in long island city have a new place to meet 24 hours a day. the state park opened a new dog run near 46th road and hunters point. it has a beach, water fountains for humans and dog, and dog bag dispensers. >> it's great. it appears lot closer to where i live than the ones down there. and maple seems to like it. >> the pebbles are quite good for the dogs for their paws. it's not hard as concrete. in the hot days, it keeps cooler. cooler. alison: this is the th

st. patrick day. tesla has begun hiring employees but it's not clear how big the workforce will be.appear opening date for the new store but it will be the eighth store in the bay area. >>> the newest staff member at a south bay hotel is so hard-working he doesn't sleep and doesn't ask for tips. jonathan bloom tagged along with the hotel helper that's creating a lot of buzz and a few beeps, as well. >> it might take you by surprise. >> what just happened in the elevator? >> it was for the robot. and without a doubt you will have questions. >> can it respond? and more importantly, what is it? >> it's dash, the robot. >> it's a friendly robot that can take items to your room. [phone ring] >> the front desk gets requests for all sorts of things, tooth brushes to toothpaste, towel. someone has to stop what they are doing to bring it upstairs, unless that someone is a robot. now dash comes from a famous family. his parents are used in research and occasional a video. >> what the pr2 is carry french frys to your room without someone taking them. this one with a locking bin can actually do

st. patrick's to say a prayer at least. >> and let's face it, this is a very dynamic pope, and he's saying things that is capturing the attention of billions of people. our next guest, father jonathan morris, has worked with popes over the years. here he is -- >> lived at the vatican for nine years. >> and he's a fox news contributor, which is a unique role, and you'll only see him on fox. his new book, "light in the darkness: the teachings of father james keller and the christopher." presented by father jonathan morris. welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> nice to have you here. boy, oh, boy, beneed a book that gets us through the dark periods in our life, and this is what it's all about, right? >> yes. i put it together with a very simple mission or purpose, to pass on these wonderful teachings of the christopher's organization, which helps people realize each and every one of us can be light in the midst of darkness. it was founded, basically, but father keller going into the opera house with a little candle. it was totally dark, the lights weren't working, and he realized a little,

st. patrick's day celebration.ht corner, she is giving me a goofy fars. -- goofy face. she brought a personality trait from inside me i never thought existed. she had a wonderful remarkable, goofy, witty, sense of humor. that, that, any one who knew her will remember forever. and what she wrote on the side -- you know -- we have a lot of fun when we drink. and she was, she was, just had a, just had a marvelous personality. and she, is someone who will remain close to my heart forever. forever and ever. >> chris you, and i talked do the commercial breaks. i want to express my condolences personally to you. one thing you said, i want to ask you personally about, you said this can't be just another story, that something has got, you can't just move on from this. and as a journalist, you and alison, you cover stories. something happens the next day. and then the next day. obviously this is very personal. and this is something which has changed your life and will change your life forever. how do you. >> how do you see i

st. patrick's day. >> then there's this.rubber duckies dumped in the river yesterday to compete in the event. >> all of them adopted by people who made a donation to the illinois special olympics. initial indications are the charity raised about $350,000. >> it's the tenth annual one, so good luck to them. >> that's an interesting shot. >> i like that. i always look forward to it, because i think it's a cool image. >>> coming up in "the skinny," the return of the spice girls going on tour, but somebody's missing. >>> also ahead, saying good-bye to jon stewart. who's paying tribute to the comic who had a view of the world's events like no one else did. >>> but first, teens who feel pressure to text behind the wheel. it may surprise you who's pressuring them. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by oral b. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure... but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists. with a round

st. patrick's spat between two teenage girls. >>> police are searching for two suspects who knocked a wheelchair bound man to the ground and pistol whipped another man. the suspects made off with about $230 and an iphone. >>> funeral services will be held this morning for a westchester county woman who died in a jail cell. family and friends gathered last night at holy tabernacle church in mount vernon for a wake for ray feta turner. the 42-year-old was found debt two days after she was arrested for shoplifting. >> to know that your mother is not coming home, you know, to know that you don't get that hug. you don't get that kiss, and i think that, you know, we really have to come to the bottom and we're going to stick together and come to the bottom of this. . >> turner's funeral will be held at 10 this morning at the holy tabernacle church in mount vernon. >>> investigators in tennessee says the man killed by police during an attack at a movie theater -- he was carrying lighter fluid and a lighter when he pepper sprayed two women inside a movie theater. he was also carrying a hatchet which inve

st. patrick's day parade here in downtown roanoke together.was the only time we ever really worked together. i anchor the 6:00 and 11:00 and she does the morning show. >> chris, you shared so much of your life and experiences. did you have any sense? did alison have any sense that she was being targeted? >> no. no. and we talk in tv news and i talk to her. we talked about what we would do in situations when we have to identify a shooter. i don't want to talk about him, i really don't. i will say this, that he made many claims against many people at this station that were all unfounded, innocuous claims -- or innocuous that any reasonable person would conclude they were innocuous and yet they were taken out of context. anything we can do to help these people who want to harbor hate in their heart. >> chris, how did you find out yesterday about what had happened? >> so our relationship was that we weren't able to really see each other much during the week. she did the morning show and i did 6:00 and 11:00, so our schedule was pretty much i would

st. patrick's cathedral and just in time for the pope's visit next month. greg: they have been working on this three and a half years. it is beautiful. the cardinal spear heading the efforts and new yorkers denoiting time and money and ready for the pope. rosanna: it is looking beautiful. just in time. >> we are having a special visitor, and our holy father is coming to our house and we want things nice. rosanna: construction was supposed to happen through the end of the year and now looking good for the pope when he comes. greg: the pope is coming. senior frogs has arrived. it is a chain restaurant. i went to one of those once. it is a crazy theme. rosanna: it is. it is 21,000 square neat on 8th avenue between 41st and 42nd street. greg: check this out. it is a row fwot bot. rosanna: it is has really big drinks. greg: this is early in the evening. once the robot shows up the party starts. rosanna: okay. you got me. greg: i saw this is cabo. every day at 11:00 a.m. >> and today is national dog day. greg: we have dot com and dot dog and going online right no

st. patrick's with a charity center and those to use plastic afternoon he leaves gf - - jfk and is the sentence and then to new grow over to ground zero with because of the offensive men 11 to a french responders. >> around the two pools of the zero incited is called the budget he and then to have mass at madison square garden. he gets up to go to philadelphia and has mass there with the faithful archdiocese and is greeted by seminarians which is where he will be in residence those two days. then he goes down to independence hall. to have the event on religious freedom and a multi even to celebration of musec and presentations he will be there about 90 minutes but the festival i think is four hours of the benjamin franklin parkway. of the next to have been but so we will meet with the group that it is incarcerated that is most the younger people and we will speak in spanish and english and then on the franklin parkway we could have up to 2 million people that want to participate then he goes back out with wheels up 8:00 sunday night. >> the anticipated date is august 15 and it is called catholi

st. patrick's cathedral. on friday very busy day. 8:30 in the morning he will address the u.n. general assembly before heading to the september 11th memorial site at 6:00 he will celebrate mass at madison square garden. i think saturday, friday he may do some drive through central park, that is up in the air, said it a he goes to chile. >> what else is going on? a new iphone could be coming out since the i phone 7 or iphone 6s. >> the tech giant sent invitations on september 9th. expected to unveil the branded versions of the iphone, 6s and 6s plus. >> sometimes they go right to the next big number. >> there are rumors the new model could have strong aluminum cases, improvements, they need to have it with the brooklyn accent. this does not always understand me. it is the same words. you can't -- our executive producer, i don't know what it is. >> you rent that series. what is going on? can you call? doesn't work that way. watch this. call rosanna. >> calling rosanna. greg: this is 4 years old, no big deal anymore. greg: the ring town, it is me. customized ring tone. focus nicel

st. patrick's day and i looked into all of this. it was fun for me because i was able to confirm the oral history and the records so i wrote this whole story about the difficulties of the irish migration down through the generations what happened. a few months after wrote the story which as you can imagine was very emotional for me to write i went down to the border for the first time to report on the border. they went to douglas arizona and i write about this in my first book. that was the first summer, december 2000 that we first started hearing about this death it was not a common thing in arizona before that because we didn't have that many migrants. it was not a good place to travel through. it was so dangerous because of the desert. the federal policy and el paso and san diego immigration was stopped because the geography in between was so forbidding that nobody would come. but we are finding was people were coming to arizona anyway and starting to die in large numbers for the first time. so i went down to report on that and i

st. patrick's, he will address the u.n. general assembly and then another big mass at madison square garden. >> and officials, as you might imagine, have been planning this for a while. his visit is, by the way, happening at the same time as the u.n. general assembly and a visit by president obama. >> president obama's going to be in town. wow -- >> you imagine the traffic mess that is going to create? >> it's going to be intense. let's will be -- let's listen to this. >> it will be a challenge for us because he tends to mingle a lot more than we advise our personnel, people that we protect to do while we're here. >> okay. >> commissioner bratton is saying that the pope is going to attract an extra two million visitors to our area. many are going to want to get up close and personal with us. probably nobody will. >> oh, yeah? i already got tickets to something. >> you did? yes. i don't know if we're going to get an audience with the holy father, but we're working on it. nj transit is urging people to stay off the roads. if

st. patrick's will be around for our great, great, great grand kids. >> a hope as the years pass, st. pats is around to provide shelter from life's storms. >> cardinal dolan is spear heading the efforts to get the church ready. take a look at the pope. rosanna is pulling strings so we can meet him. teresa: oh yeah? greg: well, we are trying to get tickets. teresa: that would be incredible to meet him. i hear from so many young people feeling a connection to this pope. greg: pope francis coming to new york thursday, september 24th. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you've gotta get fios! but why? why fios? fiber optics networks to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in custom

st. patrick's day celebration. i mean, her aides, herself, how did she actually see these irish-americans? the fighters, the mighters, and irish dynamiters. it's so stereotypical. and by the way, who would spend $5 million to marry their daughter off into a family of swindlers? thank you -- >> all right. that's daniel in elizabethville, pennsylvania. back to the subject of joe biden. bjs writes on twitter, unless joe biden comes out nasty against hillary clinton, which he won't and can't do, his run would be a yawn like his previous run. same as hillary rodham clinton. irish eyes writes, i love joe, but he can't outfund raise the clinton machine. he doesn't have the buzz that bernie does, and it's getting late to build a team. want to hear from just democrats and independents this morning. milton is in philadelphia, pennsylvania. go ahead, milton. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i would love for joe biden to run. you know, i work my tail off for both president obama when he ran for president and his re-ele