and terry, this is incredible.he same scene we've seen play out over and over again, people with their cameras in hand. after all, he is the first pope to ever take a selfie and he's done several on this trip. >> that's true. he is somebody who, when he gets in a crowd, he responds to the crowd. and everyone these days holds up that camera and poses with him. he's happy. >> happy and waving to the crowd as he comes down fifth avenue. the camera getting jostled a bit. incredible police presence, the nypd. as we are looking at pictures of the pope right now. that is the jeep wrangler we've been talking about, as you can see, it is open on the sides. there's glass in the front. this pope has been extraordinarily accessible, not only in the way he travels, but in the way he's communicated with americans on this trip. terry, we were talking yesterday about how much he's practiced his english. when we were inside the vatican a couple of weeks ago, he surprised us with a few lines in english and the people who surround hi

mary listened to terri's concerns but was skeptical.w from first-hand experience that accidents happen. >> it happened to me, i fell. who would have thought i would get so sick. it's very, very sad, but things do happen. >> reporter: besides, she thought, how much credence can you put into what a medium says? >> i would imagine most people would be -- would say, "come on, no, it's bob." she fell in the shower. leave it alone. >> right, and that's pretty much what i said. i knew there had -- had to have been some investigation. >> reporter: but for terri, the specific details the medium gave only strengthened her belief. >> there were two blows to the head. one was metal and one was wooden. >> had any of this been out in the -- >> never. >> -- media? >> never, and then i went on to say by who? and she said by her husband. >> reporter: and even though mary thought terry's imagination was maybe running a little wild, she advised her friend to take her concerns to the police. >> i very, very, very much wanted to be wrong. absolutely. >> rep

then i began to have thoughts about terri.hought maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that the person maybe had been a man. >> why? >> from feeling into this area of their body, you know. i thought that's very similar to me, you know. it's like the person has had their sex organ removed. that's what i thought, you know, but i wasn't completely sure. this was after we got married. >> it was on the fourth day of their honeymoon when terri confirmed moore's suspicions. >> i confronted terri, you know, with some questions that i had, and she told me that she had been a man. >> did it make you question yourself? >> oh, yeah. still to this day. >> tell me about that. >> well, to find out you're in love with someone that is homosexual and you're not a homosexual, then things started progressing to real loss of temper, you know, towards the individual and hatred for the individual. i began to hate them, you know, and i hated them eno

terry was out of the vehicle. terry was actually on fire. >> the mayhem begins hours earlier after rosland robs a drugstore for valium. the sheriff quickly learns of the incident. >> he showed them an attache case and told them he had a bomb inside of it and if he didn't get the valium, he would detonate. the pharmacist did the right thing. he gave him the valium. >> minutes later, local police are on the suspect's tail and soon he's cornered in downtown butte. >> tried to get him to move out of the residential and business area in the event he did detonate and he shut down in one of the busiest thoroughfares in butte. >> cameraman tom wreggett covers the standoff. >> they had the car stopped in the middle of the intersection. it was a couple fire trucks sitting kind of blocking the street, police cars, an ambulance sitting down the block a little bit, and they were just talking to the guy through the window. >> rosland tells police his car is rigged to blow sky-high and they believe him. the suspect has threatene

i think everything that terry said is accurate but there's something else. john boehner as speaker spent a lot of time trying to accommodate those radical members. you know, when he said as you had the tape yesterday, the idea that shutting down the government was going to end obamacare was never going to happen but he let them shut down the government to show that their goals were not going to be met. and there was another set of precipitating events that i think caused him to leave. we were going to have a privileged motion to vacate the speakership. he would have prevailed only because democrats were either going to vote present or were going to support him that would have been a speakership where he would have had to rely more on democrats than on republicans for the next miserable 15 months or so and he just was not going to do that. john fundamentally faced a group of folks who did not care that they were going to ultimately not have an end game and not lose. they wanted to make the political point and fundamentally, i just don't think they understood

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terry the 7 train had its own issues this afternoon. subway service was stopped or about two hours in both in times square and hunter point avenue in queens. track issues were to blame. writers are still experiencing slight delays. steve: a beauprez next week in a deity in jersey sending out warnings about a possible traffic nightmare not just in jersey but gridlock pretty much anytime anywhere during his visit next week. reporter: steve and dari one week from tonight travel of any kind on the streets could really be stretching out thousands of drivers. it's such a serious situation warnings are up but it's a much better picture for mass transit riders. >> his holiness pope francis arrives in new york thursday september 24 for a whirlwind two-day visit. street closures in midtown from 47 to 57th street will be in effect just in time for the evening rush hour. >> it's a very exciting moment but new york city drivers will be challenged for a special circumstance. reporter: concerns about traffic and additions visions are so serious signs

he met terry nichols, of course, and michael fortier. >> terry nichols, i think, represented a little he liked in his grandfather, in that very seemingly solid, calm, older, somebody you could look up to. michael fortier, on the other hand, was a little bit more of a party guy and, hey, let's go do -- a bit more spontaneous. >> these are people already wrapped up in that world, especially nichols, of conspiracy theories and so on. >> i like to get to know people that know things that i don't. and that way, i can learn off of them by hanging around them. he was pro-second amendment. and at the time, that was one of my only political belief, pro-second amendment and survivalist. >> they would talk about the government trying to take over the whole world and about the government trying to take guns from people. >> despite mcveigh's growing interest in the anti-government ideology while at ft. riley, he continues to excel as a soldier. but by fall 1990, his inner turmoil about the government is put to the ultimate test when mcveigh is sent to fight in the persian gulf. >> i think mcveigh

terry holt, is this a bad look going into a presidential year in particular?art of the arguments of the country was give us the house along with the senate and this place will run properly and now we're seeing maybe not and does it weaken those running for your party's mantle for next year? >> those are a lot of qualifications for me to thread the needle through. ultimately it's not the ideal way to start the next presidential election. you know, this party, the republican party, has not won a national election in ten years. the presidency is what this is all about. these groups are frustrated. and the constituents of different tea parties and their beliefs and their fundamental righteousness about the constitution, they're americans. but they're not part of the fabric of a broader agenda that we're going to go forward with in a national election. many have all decided it's just a game show and are fed up and don't want to hear anymore about it. so i think the campaign will be affected by the malaise that the president and the republicans have caused. >> it's

john: terry, 3-d printing.e describe this for the future and for the space station , benefits, if there are any. are there any lessons learned that can improve on the technology in the near term? terry: samantha, this was her baby in space, but 3-d printing is a great concept, and you can imagine going to mars. you are limited to one bag only, so you cannot bring all of the tools that you need, and if you can actually print out parts or tools, for example, that can really save on the amount of mass you have to launch. we did make a little wrench, and it was made out of plastic. wrench, and metal it was the first time it had been done in space, and it was more of a technology demonstrator, but it was cool to see it print out in space, and we sent it back down to earth for analysis, so we did not keep it, but that is a technology that has a lot of promise, i think. mark, when you're up there, what is the thing that strikes you the most later on? well, what became obvious to me, in 2001 during my first is that we

terry moran live from cuba, thank you. >> what an extraordinary opportunity for terry. how can you not feel safe while you're traveling with the pope. >>> and we turn now to arizona where police have a suspect in custody in connection with the phoenix freeway shootings. but they're still shooting for a motive. leslie allen merritt jr. was arrested in those shootings. appearing in court, telling the judge they got, quote, the wrong guy. we get more from abc's kanya whitworth. >> reporter: good morning to you. investigators are describing it as limited. saying, this investigation is still very much ongoing. even though they have their prime suspect of four of these shootings in jail. he maintains this morning he's not the one responsible for these freeway shootings. this morning, leslie allen merritt jr. facing possibly charges. residents fearing for their >> the person almost took me away from my family. >> reporter: investigators say that a gun pawned by merritt junior was the same gun used in at least four of the freeway shootings, including this one, that injured a 12

abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran traveling with the pope, leading us off. >> reporter: on a glorious sun-dappled morning at the white house, thousands gathered across the broad lawn. the president's cabinet, the honor guard marching in. the troops bearing the colors. it was the grandest of american pageantry. ♪ then, the trumpets blared and the motorcade arrived. the pope's little fiat bringing all that grandeur a bit back down to earth. every arm aloft, taking pictures. the two men stood together for the national anthems, a striking 21st century image. this first pope from the americas and first african-american president who praised francis as a force for change in the world and an ally, especially on the environment. >> holy father, you remind us that we have a sacred obligation to protect our planet. god's magnificent gift to us. >> reporter: and then, francis spoke. >> good morning. >> reporter: in english, carefully, but with utter calm clarity. >> as the son of an immigrant family, i'm happy to be a guest in this country, which was largely built by such families. >>

. >> reporter: terri barr felt the same way. >> i just thought, this can't be true. called me at work. >> reporter: how did your daughter get the news? >> jenna had sent out a group text to her friends. "my mother's died." "she fell in the shower" is what i think it said. >> reporter: terri rushed to the neulander home. >> and everybody's obviously, you know, very upset and crying and hugging each other. >> jenna, through her tears, asked for terri's help cleaning up the blood in the bedroom. >> reporter: did you decide to go up to the room? >> the housekeeper took me into the bedroom. >> reporter: terri wasn't prepared for what she saw. there was so much blood. >> that's when i knew this wasn't a normal accident. because there shouldn't be blood in a bedroom when somebody dies in a shower. >> coming up -- suspicion was about to spread. >> quite a few people felt like we needed to be looking into it harder. >> reporter: a closer look at leslie's death: what would investigators find? >> i very very very much wanted to be wrong. >> reporter: when dateline continues. >>

i argued the terry v. ohio case. it is a great experience. thurgood marshall happened to be on that court. of course, he was another one of my heroes. and it was a great experience to stand in front of him and argue a case in that court. the terry case, still, is a landmark case in constitutional and criminal law. and, of course, for it must have been 40 years ago now, 39 years ago, that i argued the terry case. and i had no realization at that time that it would become a landmark case in criminal and constitutional law. i knew that i had a chance to make new law. and i had a chance to do something no one else had ever done in terms of the fourth amendment to the constitution. of course, in many respects, terry was a case that long before the racial profiling cases of today was a question that i raised 40 years earlier. i sort of backed into politics. i love being a criminal trial lawyer. and my practice was such that i was in some case or some courtroom trying a case have day. and i loved it. i could have tried lawsuits the rest of my life a

terry moran traveling with the pope. terry, thank you. we'll see you tomorrow night.nd we will have much more later on this broadcast tonight. continuing coverage of the pope's trip to america, every step of his journey, later tonight on "nightline," as well, and first thing in the morning on "good morning america." >>> but we do move on tonight to the other news of this day. and a developing headline out of seattle tonight. a deadly collision, a highway shut down. authorities say a charter bus with students slamming into a duck boat filled with tourists. several dead, many critically injured. and abc's neal karlinsky is in seattle. >> reporter: chaos on a downtown seattle bridge. patients sprawled out on the ground. the walking wounded, and others hurt even worse, being triaged right in the middle of the road. >> i got out of my car and there were just bodies just everywhere. >> reporter: all of them, passengers of this duck tour vehicle and a charter bus full of exchange students, both driving across seattle's aurora bridge. >> we were coming around the curve and he

terry parker has the story. >>reporter: this family wants answers.happened they want to know to their 10-year-old boy poisoned in their own home. >> painting turned 10 in the hospital. unable to move or talk. >> what do you think when you look at painting? i just see him a month ago. >>reporter: painting turned ill august 16th just after a term in next subcontract. told them it was safe to go back in the house >> he was having some uncontrollable muscle movements. he couldn't stand up. he couldn't speak. we took them to a local walk-in and the doctor quickly recognized the poison from the treatment. reporter: the little boy was in icu for weeks and now his family says he has brain damage >> he may never be able to do that again. it's what he loves. the family is devastated and they retained a lawyer this term in x has not responded to their questions >> based on all the facts in our investigation, the chemicals utilized in the fumigation the poison this point >>reporter: a term in x spokesman told me this that we are sad and our hearts are with the f

location. >> terry, who is the -- who is the bigger hero? who is a better american you or these two love birds? >> the dude who was able to have sex while unconscious. he should have a superhero t-shirt on. >> i am not saying it doesn't happen to anybody else. we are distracted sometimes, right? sometimes we have a bad day. >> did she have a teardrop tattoo? >> she had a teardrop tattoo also. >> i just wanted to point that out. >> i am moving on to the most important story of the day. let's talk about the iran nuclear deal. i'm sorry, let's talk about siri interruptiing a reporter during the iran nuclear deal. >> during it ran deal and i know you will disagree with this analogy in a sense, but there is an expression about a team backing into the playoffs because another team lost, and with having to sustain a filibuster to avoid disapproval from congress, does the president -- is the president upset that he couldn't get one breath -- >> sorry. ii am not sure what you mean. >> that's funny. >> this is not the first time siri has laid down the

the irony to me was the fact that terry was in prison for robbery. >> because he was already serving a life sentence, moore did not receive any new criminal charges for the stabbing, but was kept in lockdown until his transfer to another prison later that year. >> it was not the first stabbing, probably not going to be the last time. >> terry, what if he would have died? >> that was something he should have thought of when he took my stuff. was it worth it to him or a question for me to ask. >> coming up. >> any prison gang would be happy to get their hands on shawn gaines. >> the ex-leader of a white supremacist gang faces a whole new reality. >> if i'm ever put in general population i'm as good as dead. . the only rides you'll get taken on at carmax are the ones you take yourself. but just in case that absolutely 100 percent perfect choice... ...turns out to be... less than perfect... we give you five days to change your mind. sorry. ♪usic: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian ♪ ♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go togethe

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm terry bunker. thank you for joining us as the red carpet rolled out for the dignitary of india. the prime minister was greeted with cheers. today he visited all over silicon valley, but tomorrow that will be the big show. nearly 20,000 packing the sap center in san jose to hear him speak. that's where we find marianne favro. >> a historic visit because the first time in 33 years the prime minister of india has visited the silicon valley. he will be talking here at sap center tomorrow evening around 5:30 and he is expected to draw a crowd of 18,000 people. he will be talking about indian start-ups. for the second he touched down at maneta san jose international airport, prime minister narendra modi received a rock star welcome. >> done something for the country after so many year after the independence. we are seeing a different side of india. >> reporter: the prime minister meet with sam lacardo and later in thedy he visit would bay area leaders. meanwhile, hundreds gathered outside the fairmont ho

live in middletown, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> reporter: thank you very much, terry. as with all these disasters, first you have the crisis, then you have the chaos, and then, of course, here come the looters. it was a concern on sunday, and it's a concern tonight as well. looters have been going into some of the homes. lake county sheriffs did arrest one man so far. his name is royce moore. police say he was inside a car in kelseyville with burglary tools, a gun and a pipe used for smoking meth. the deputies are patrolling all of these areas. evacuated towns. hoping to stop the looters. they're getting help from other agencies that are assisting lake county as well. now, on the opposite end of the spectrum are the folks that are here, the evacuees and the volunteers that are just sitting out here in these tents. they are grateful for everything that they have. even when it's just a little bit, and even when it's rain-soaked. it is not the kind of camping that these families are used to. the old friends are sharing a soggy makeshift mega tent with four kids, three dog

terry moran has been with the newest wave of refugees. set to make their way. terry? >> reporter: there are more than a million syrian refugees in lebanon. today, we came to the camps where so many of them live. and we found out why so many are now leaving. we drive an hour outside beirut down back roads and out amid fields of beans, we find the camps. how are you? for so many children, this is the only home they have ever known. people here build their homes out of whatever they can find, just pieces of wooden boxes and crates. you see tarps, some of them provided by the united nations, a screen here, even cardboard boxes. we pay a visit to abu ali. he's lived here for four years. and what did you think when you left? that you would go back soon? "we thought all this crisis would last four or five months, and we'd go home," he says. but here, his wife picks beans for about $7 a day. "i would die 10,000 deaths for my children," she says. abu ali, father of six, is now prepared to take his family on that dangerous journey to europe in a few days. "i must get out of her

pope john paul ii. >> we're going to interrupt you, terry, because the pope has gotten into marine one, rotorings are on and he is about to take off. about to taxi. i guess they don't taxi, they are going to lift up. >> like sky force 10. >> head to jfk. >> once the pope gets in the air matt will come down. this will be cleared air space. absolutely. >> good point. so it will take maybe a couple minutes you said more ceremonial. they are going to take off and head over to jfk and land there and take a few minutes. while he boards. >> he boards an american plane. here is the irony here. he flew to this country on italia, but once he was in this country in washington, in new york, and philadelphia and going back to the vatican he will fly on an american airlines 777. so, i don't know who makes those decisions but everybody is getting into the act. >> and there she goes. liftoff. and the pope is on his way to jfk, should be minutes. we don't have a camera that is able to pick up the chopper on its flight path. but it should just take a few minutes for it to get to jfk. >> if this was the

live in lake port, terry mcsweeney. raj, back to you. >> terry, thank you. we are thankful of the work of these hundreds of firefighters. in fact, about 1500 of them. we have nbc bay area cheryl herd twus...with us. cheryl, you were up here with me town and you are now down the hill where the evacuees are. what's their status there? really, it's like a tent city where you are. >> well, it definitely is. many people displaced by this fire are here at the fargds. some people are living in tents, others at rvs, others living in cots in the building nearby. this is a difficult time for the folks here. people i talked to say they will survive. >> searching through rubble for -- >> important documents. >> social security cards and birth certificates. >> l.j.montelly and his two best friends sifting through the charred remains of his grandmother's house. they were looking specifically for a metal box with important documents inside. >> we were hold to find good birth certificates and social security cards, but it was just the charred remnants of it. >> they did fin

terry moran, abc news, rome. >> terry, thank you. >>> and now to the economy here tonight. and a milestone for apple, receiving 13 million iphones. the iphone 6-s and 6-s plus, in the first 72 hours. that's a new record. experts say largely thanks to china, because for the first time, china was invited to buy during the opening weekend. but despite the good news, apple stock still taking a hit today, as all of wall street tumbled. the dow closing down more than 312 points, over signs of a coming interest rate hike and a slowdown in china. >>> now, to the big changes coming to your credit card, as of this thursday. millimeters of americans receiving new cards in the mail. the new law requiring each one be fitted with a security chip, making it harder to steal your personal information. abc's rebecca jarvis with what you need to know about your new credit card. >> reporter: caught in the act. watch as this fast food attendant swipes this credit card once, and then secretly, a second time. to steal a customer's personal information right off the card's magnetic strip. >> skimm

good evening, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. of seattle. investigators are combing the scene today. yesterday a charter bus and a duck tour boat crashed on the aurora bridge north of seattle. four people were killed in this accident. today we're learning two locals were among those hurt. nbc christie smith joining us from the san francisco newsroom with more on what they remember. christie, this was a horrific scene. >> it was. the moody family from freemont said they decided to take a ride to pass the time. they were involved in the ho hoff --

terry: i have not. i tried to convince him that we needed to do it for a fund-raising gimmick and he was like absolutely not. that is my boat. he is not going to let anyone on his boat. rich: the question i'm asking everyone else, best moment for someone else and most enduring quality -- endearing quality. terry: i think ted cruz, who i think has run a really smart campaign for the candidate he is they are not trying to make him somebody he is not. inviting donald trump to that press conference was great. rich: the iran event? yes.: no one would have covered it, but instead they carried him live on all the networks. he never would have gotten that coverage. that was pretty damn smart. it is just kind of intriguing to have a candidate who you can talk about music with. the first time i talked with bono, i met him, they started talking about music and then marco explained how he really u2 was kind of the christian rock band and i'm like , please don't embarrass me. and bono is like you are right. he is so

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==terry//2 shot== thanks for joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney. ==peggy//2 shot== and i'm peggy bunker. ==anim== ==peggy//cu== the prime minister of india has dreams of going digital. tonight, the leader of india met with high tech titans. it's all part ofa whirlwind trip through the silicon valley. ==boxes== and right off the plane, the prime minister was greeted with cheers. but tomorrow, is the big show. nearly 20-thousands packing the s-a-p center in san jose to hear him talk. that's where we find nbc bay area's marianne favro. marianne.. ==peggy/vo== the "rock and roll half marathon" in downtown san jose is happening right >> prime minister narendra modi received a rock star's welcome. many consider him a modern day hero. >> everyone just love him. and they basically have a hope on him. they have hope of him, you know, creating -- recreating a silicone valley even in india. we look at him not only as an indian leader but a person who can make this world a better place to live in. >> reporter: the prime minister met with the mayor sam lokardo

i'm terry. >> i'm peggy bunker. thank you for joining us. a fast moving wildfire has sent four firefighters to the hospital. they were working with cal fire helicopter team. right now no word on their condition. this photo was just taken. this is the valley fire burning in lake county. it's taken 400 acres. right now community of cobb is under mandatory evacuation order. this area close to the rocky mountain fire and rag fire that burned last month. those two burned 85,000 acres. this in central california. look at this situation here. entire towns in two counties are told they must get out of their homes, leave immediately as this fire burns in all directions. since wednesday, the butte fire has burned 15 buildings and 65,000 acres. firefighters have asked everyone living nearby to stay vigilant. the fire is fast and unpredictable. crews are not getting help from the weather. it's 10% contained at this time. >> the situation is is in fact dire. firefighters could use any help they can get. several local crews are on their way to the front l

but as terry reported, much of the city on lockdown. we took note of the many nuns and priests going through the metal detectors. but once inside, a massive crowd that saw the pope right past them, so many could almost reach out and touch them. that's where we find cecelia vega on this final night. >> reporter: good evening to you. this crowd may not have been able to to get close. but one woman told me, just being here was enough. the city of brotherly love is in love with pope francis. thousands upon thousands of pilgrims packing here to bid him farewell. this is what philadelphia woke up to today. fences around the area. this is how you keep 1 million people and one pope safe. security so intense, it took hours to pass through. the line stretching as far as the eye could see. sh! but it was all worth it. >> we slept next to the convention center. >> reporter: gaving papal waves and papal baby kisses. this 4 month old delivered straight to the pope. even just a brief sight of him, enough to bring some to tears. this family, traveling

that same day, co-conspirator terry nickels is also taken into custody.ually michael is apprehended, as well. all three suspects in the bombing plot are locked away. but for the survivors, this is of little consolation. >> you have to remember, there was almost 700 people who were injured. a lot of people with a lot of hearing loss. a lot of people with scars. so it's not just the people who died, it's the people who are wounded. >> i had 40 broken bones. my legs and my ankles, high pelvic, my arms, and my feet were all crushed. and they just didn't think i'd make it. they put me in a five-week coma because they were going to have to do so many surgeries on me. when i finally was able to come out of it, they had to teach me how to talk, how to eat, how to brush my teeth. >> i had head and face injuries, neck injuries and that was due to the things that came down from the ceiling. plaster that was shoved up underneath the skin. i had an ear cut in half and then the back injuries were because of the shrapnel propelled into your back. it was a lot of stitchi

==terry//boxes== good evening, i'm terry mcsweeney. ==peggy//boxes== and i'm peggy bunker. ==peggy//take vo== and we have word tonight that this wildfire burning near calistoga...is now fatal. as of right now, we don't know much about the victim. ==terry//boxes== and hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed we want to get right out to the scene right now. raj? ==raj//live== now i'm joined by nbc bay area's damian trujillo in middletown. damian, the damage has been back here now, we are on jefferson street and really what's incredible is across the street there, that row of houses is totally fine. here behind me, you see the car here, you see some chairs. just literally collapsing all around us. it has been incredible. but not just here in middletown. in fact, we've been on sight for about 24 hours now. crews in the morning, afternoon and here at this late hour, with me. in fact let's bring in nbc bay area's damon trajillo. and robert dwigives us an idea how big this area is. what's the latest on the fire lines where you are? >> reporter: here, napa county is ste

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we have coverage beginning with terry moran. traveling request with the pope. >> reporter: he made his way through the streets of philadelphia. the crowds thrilled but smaller than expected. smothering security shut this city down. but this was the main event for francis. the families so close to his heart. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "love is shown by little things, like a hug or a warm supper." before the mass, he met privately with sex abuse victims. saying he was overwhelmed by shame, and promising justice. >> he's holding everyone accountable. and saying in no uncertain do. helicoptered just ten miles north, but into another world. inside philadelphia's prison, francis spoke to about 100 they listened, some casually, some intently. "this time in your life can only have one purpose, to give you a hand," he said. "all of us are part of that effort." he shook hands with everyone, and received a bear hug from since the moment francis landed, the band playing the theme song from "rocky." extraordinary scenes at th

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>> terry moran live in maryland with us. terry, thank you. >>> pope francis telling us just a couple of weeks ago when we were invited inside the vatican that he was ready for the trip to the united states, asking americans to pray for him. well, tonight, of course, the frenzy, the preparations and the security. and right here in washington, law makers warned, no fist bumps, no handshakes during that historic joint meeting of congress. abc's cecilia vega with us tonight. it would seem they are trying to avoid that scene that we always see when the president enters for the state of the union. this is the pope, not the president. >> reporter: that's exactly what they are trying to do. i was down there on capitol hill today. they are ready for this. they are ready all over the city, the excitement is building here. david, as you know, the largest catholic church in the country. they are expecting pope francis tomorrow. the crowd that will gather here will be so large, it's enough to fill a basketball stadium. this will be the p

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