the flags, the flag-waving, the pomp and circumstance, and now they have rolled past the veterans fromict. most of them on average is 90 years old. page from past a leaders i was here in 2009 celebrating the 50th anniversary of their founding. he said the same thing as he went up and am reviewing the troops. go to work, he was even wearing a mao suit. i think they are trying to give a sense of stability, you can take 2009 and swap it for this one and it looks exactly the same. the same kind of town being set. rishaad: i have david tweed with me. david: i was wondering about that feeling of nationalism. it makes me think so much differently about the pageantry we associate with other countries that the united kingdom will be likely have royal weddings. there is the involvement of people in the parade. this parade seems to be eerily absent of any crowds, why is that? stephen: this is highly orchestrated. this is for the masses to watch on television. that is the one of the complaints if you are looking out that some of the social media comments. invited to i been the parade for the peopl

. >> see the flag waving in the breeze. >> yes. >> we will need a breeze today. >> do you like consignment do i i'm all for a bargain. >> my friend say they don't like having to go through everything just be patient and go through racks. >> you have to allow a a lot of time. >> you can get a personal stylist, does that sound good, sift through find and get you the the best steph. you better believe it, you can get this. >> jen, are you in delco you can get me some help in that consignment shop. >> we are in springfield, delaware county right around the corner from drexelbrook and all that stuff. good morning. >> good morning. >> people say consignment you are a reseller, is what the difference. >> main difference is we pay customers cash on the spot you never to have wait for your check, we never to have wait to see if somebody else will buy the item we will buy it from you. >> we were talking about this in the 8:00 o'clock hour. i mean i could never go through all of the stuff that is here in this store and come back with a pair of gorgeous christian lubatons so you have stylists that wor

area along with children from the argentinan embassy. they're waving flags of argentina and all the other kids waving flags of the vatican. i have to tell you, i didn't think i would hear screams like this outside of a one direction concert. that is the level of excitement among these elementary, middle, and high school students that were selected for the privilege of being here, randomly selected. the pope pulled up in his motorcade and waved to the children. there was a tiny bit of a disappointment i must say about his not coming over to shake hands or touch any of the children. but it was probably a good call considering they are being held back on the front lawn of this vatican embassy by fencing. you also probably see kids wearing blue cur chiefs around their neck. this is significant for pope francis because he was born in buenos ares. right now you are looking at the extraordinary security surrounding his visit, the largest security operation in united states history. the secret service has handled the set up for all of the security and at this point,

we were looking at the american flag waving off the fan tail of the ship. he what's really powerful, especially for you veterans who have been in the coast guard or navy especially, that when you're on an american vessel at sea, that's american soil. it should be respected. the flag stands for that. well, what is it here in these early days of the young united states, where these vessels could be stopped at will by the british and people taken off? cargo impounded. even though we are neutral. the flag wasn't getting any respect. and the flag wasn't getting respect, did it mean anything? this is what's going through the people's minds at the time. so there was a drumbeat. maybe we should declare war against the british for free trade and sailors' rights. now, i don't know if we have any vietnam era veterans in our audience today, i suspect we probably have a few. looking back, it was a contentious era of american history. but historians say actually the war of 1812, the american people were more divided than they were during the vietnam era. yeah. we don't r

the vatican flag. >> i love it. >> this is all catholics, this has always been the same and hasn't changed down here. >> home after home, the yellow and white flags wave in the wind, san rided around with one on his bike. >> i am excited he is coming. >> entrepreneurs knew the faithful would want to fly the flags and they set up pop-up pope shops like this one at schneider avenue. >> the 3 by 5's are $10 and the smaller flags for $3. another stand sits at broad and passyunk, to help people of south philadelphia show their papal pride while of course turning a profit. >> the whole city is earning money. >> i think it's wonderful that he is coming here, i hope we get a lot of business. >> now, so far it seems the sidewalk flag business is booming but some older catholics told us that they were surprised and even disappointed that there is not even more vatican flags flying in philadelphia, if you decorated the front of the house and have a flag flying share the photos with us on facebook and twitter. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks sara. a new sculpture graces the steps of the museum of art to welcome the pope with a message of l

if we can go to the flags over there. you can see them waving the flags. this will be a visual point for the pontiff. we are watching the plane slowly descend. the crowd is excited. lots happening and lots of enthusiasm building. they have been singing, praying and waving flags. we will have more when he walks down the stairs. back to you. we see the plane putting wheels down on the tarmac. it will take take a few minutes to taxi around up to the stairs. the pilots open the windows put out the papal flag then the u.s. flag. >> we saw that when they left andrews. they could be putting the flags out again. lucy is at a good location at the base of those stairs. she will have a good photographic shot of the pope getting off the plane. >> absolutely. it's important to note the plane landing in queens and the brooklyn diocese that covers parts of queens will be there to greet the pope. the bishop will be there with the official welcoming ceremony and we have with us right now on the set father alex santorum. can you give us information on the protocol here and w

. >> reporter: we can see the crowd right now waving goodbye literally, waving flags and also with their hands as the plane about to depart, there are bishops here lined up, cardinal dolan as well, standing on the edge here as they get ready to say goodbye, see the plane take off, pull back the stairs away, the aircraft about ready to go, it's running a little bit behind schedule, 8:50, it is a short flight to philadelphia and i'm sure everything will run on time after that, but the crowd here, holding the papal flags, waving, being led on by one of the bishops here and it's bittersweet, i'm sure, because it was such a brief visit, memorable but for the crowd here, personally, they get the reading with pope francis that others were lucky to have. >> all right, marcus, stay put there for a second, we'll come back to you in a minute, those of you just tuning in this morning, thank you for being with us on saturday morning obviously we're following the pope's imminent departure from new york city, the plane taking off any minute now, we'll stay on top of that and grif bring -- bring you the

. >> i just posted on facebook the guy waving the white flag. >> to fan himself? >> that too.any said that is enough. i get it. it's been all week long. it will still be hot for some inland today. although maybe not as hot as 108-109. but it will be hot. there are signs of a little cooler pattern around the coast. the fog is still out there. high pressure is kicking in. reluctant to let go. 60s and 80s and 90s to near 100. it will be a cooler friday for some. the higher clouds have moved off. 50s and 60s and 70s. some of the lows not getting below

the streets of havana. thousands of cubans, many waving the papal flag. he's the first pope from the new world and a stop here in cuba just before he comes to the united states is meant to strengthen that diplomatic breakthrough he helped broker between the two countries last year. about healing historic wounds. and bringing together people who have been spread apart. >> reporter: onboard the papal plan on route, pope came back to greet each reporter. he urged the media to join this work. build bridges, he told us, adding, make a big bridge for peace. meanwhile in d.c., philadelphia and new york, they're getting ready for the pope. he'll arrive in the states on tuesday, but he's already reaching out to americans about his visit to the world meeting of families, releasing a rare video message in english. >> i will be there, because you will be there. see you in philadelphia! >> reporter: the pope is said to be practicing his english. in the united states will be scrutinized around the country this man lives in response to the present moment. you. today, he

. >> reporter: thousands lined the roadways in havana. waving flags, welcoming pope francis as he arrived saturday. >> translator: the many that we are. >> reporter: thousands are expected to fill the plaza for the first of two masses during his visit to cuba. the pontiff perhaps providing a him of what his message may be during his flight from the vatican. >> translator: a small bridge. then another, then another make a big bridge frp peace. >> reporter: in stru mental in healing the relationship between the united states and cuba, he arrives as they embrace him as a hero. >> pope francis and what he brings not just to the country but to all of the pontiffs, to be able to be instrumental in bringing back relations between the u.s. and cuba. he's done remarkable things. >> reporter: and historic things. the mass is expected to last two hours or more and then he i'm have an official visit with president raul castro and fidel. >> that mass is expected to go on for another hour. you can stream it on your nbc washington app. >> when the pope comes here, y

a live look outside showing you the flags are waving just a bit with that breeze on shore. the e three-day forecast shows partly cloudy today. a dip in the temperatures on wednesday. it's cool for the last day of september. and on thursday, yes, there's a slight chance we could see sprinkles. thursday morning the best bet would be south of san francisco and south bay we'll keep our eye on it. enjoy the fall chill that will be with us. that's weather. let's get a check of traffic with lei la. >> as we look at san jose, starting here on 280. headlights are are coming away from 880. >> there's going to be some construction that's going to take away lanes that last until 8:00 a.m. if you're traveling between the expressway and highway 85, that's where you're going to find the construction happening there. if you're traveling southbound here at 280 not going to be a problem. not seeing any cars. as we take you in, we have a little bit of slowdown on i-80 in the eastbound direction, but northbound side we have some construction here that's lasting until approximately 6:00. right b

many chinese students and others greeted xi near the white house by waving flags and singing the national anthem. other groups protested against the visit by holding up banners calling fothe protection of human rights. a human rights group supporting ethnic minoritying in china plans to hold demonstrations near the white house on friday. >>> a prominent lawyer in china reportedly detained by the police. there's an article saying he's being held, and the detention could be an issue in xi and obama's talks. >>> the editors of the website say police took him away from the home in central china and have not had word from him since. the human rights lawyer was jailed for subversion in 2010 and released into home detention in august of last year. he claimed in a recent interview with the associated press he was torturedhile in detention. in the interviews, he says each time he emerges from prison alive, it is defeat for his opponents. last year, the government expressed concern over his treatment and said the case was brought up with beijing. >>> about 130 world leaders gather to attend the u.n

the good news. they can't imagine being at any other place today. >> waving the flag and hopefully it will put a smilen his face. >> reporter: the argentinian flag in honor of the pope's country, families all over brought their children to see the holy father celebrate the special and rare canonization mass in front of a crowd of 25,000. >> we got the tickets from our church and found out last night at 11:00. >> it's special, my wife's birthday, and her family 's from argentina, makes that nice connection. >> to be here with pope francis, so wonderful, the pope of the people. >> reporter: from rosaries to prayer cards and miraculous medals pilgrims couldn't resist the opportunity to snap up pope mementos, to take home a piece of history. religious and lay people of the church describe this experience as a testament of their faith. >> we're in awe. the girls so excited, hip, hip, hooray, right? tired now. >> the pope's coming, a lot of my friends are like why are you going down to d.c.? i figured something different, get back to the roots. wasn't able to get tickets for anything in philly. at least i k

the heal of whirlwind tour of cuba. children sang and danced for pope francis as he arrived in santiago a. final stop on his visit to cuba. pch vatican flag wavedwith cuban flag when the pope arrived for big out door mass. pope never visited before. last three days here have been joyous. smiling pope from latin america seemingly at home in cuba. with fidel castro raul castro and hundreds of thus of people. pope message of compassion this woman said if, cuba and rest of the world really need. the tomorrow it's on to the united states. >> holy father is come to our country really exciting. >> flag fence in place around washington where the pope will address congress. vatican prepared by meticulously studying his english present viewed in this message to pilgrims in philadelphia. >> we will be there. see you in fill del if i 8. the pope will deliver mass and met with family in santiago before wrapping up in kuhan a and head north to washington. president obama and the first lady will be among the dignitary greating him. we follow the pope closely and follow along on twitter and facebook as i cover the historic visit. in dc, 7 news. >> the be shoul

the crowd right now. people are waving their flags. this is the plane that is bringing pope francis to new york city for the first time. the crowd is getting excited, waving the vatican flags. some have broken out into applause. cardinal dolan is on the tarmac with the other church leadership and clergy and people are scrambling to the barricade to get a glimpse. you can hear them cheering. you can see the plane coming through. can we swing over? i'm going to duck down so you can get a view of the plane. that's the american airlines plane. a lot of people were asking is this shepherd 1? this answer we found out from the archdiocese is no. it is a commercial airline, but it was chartered to take the holy father on his travels in the united states. this is something -- there wasn't any special design inside inside. people were wondering if he would sit in first class. it's taxiing on the tarmac. a tremendous sense of excitement. we have the secret service. we have the clergy on the tarmac ready to greet him. people have their phones up. y

thousands who gathered outside the assembly building cheered and waved the national flag.ome proposed the new document and protests in recent weeks have left dozens dead. time for a look at the stories we will be watching in asia this week. on tuesday, xi jinping begins his first state visit to the united states. seven-daytrip a -- he starts the seven-day trip in seattle before traveling to washington to meet president obama. on wednesday, manufacturing pmi figures for september. our bloomberg survey expects another contraction. figure came in at 47.3, also in contraction mode. , will at last be half-empty or half-full for the world's biggest very exporter? fonterra releases earnings with dairy prices at 12-year lows in august. but prices are now rising on reduced milk production. on friday, we will see how far off the bank of japan is from reaching its 2% inflation target. economists we surveyed think core cpi felt -- fell .2% from a year ago. for more on the week ahead, we are joined by tony nash, chief economist at complete intelligence. it is very good to talk to you.

people are lining the streets to welcome him. waving flags out their windows. and wahl connies. the visit seen as a breath of hope blowing over this country. >> and this morning the pope offering mass in havana's revolution square, the political heart of cuba. as excitement builds here as well for his stop to washington, new york, and philadelphia. abc's terry moran, who's been with the pope ever since he left the vatican joins us now from havana. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, rob. and what a morning it is. the pope is just arriving here. it's an incredible scene. the people of cuba, all night long, all morning long, coming to this square, revolution square, commemorating the communist revolution. people here, looking to this argentine pope, this fellow latin american, preaching a very different kind of revolution to them today. >> it's the francis effect on the streefts havana. thousand of people turning out, many waving the papal flag for the man they call papa francisco. he's the first pope from the new world and a stop here in cuba just before he comes to th

the vatican's diplomatic residence overnight. >> a group of children greeted him singing and waving the flag of argentina. abc's terry moran is traveling with the pope. >> reporter: as the papal plane touched down in the u.s., the crowd here started up a very american cheer. ♪ ho, ho, hey, hey welcome to the usa ♪ >> reporter: they rolled out the red carpet. the obamas and the bidens took their places. and there he was. the man in white, who has touched so many with his gift for simplicity. on a windy afternoon, he removed his zucchetto from his head. the president greeting him warmly. a moment of laughter between the two. and meeting the families and walking past the honor guard. when it was time to go, a signature francis moment, with with the president's limo, dubbed the beast, hulking nearby, the pope squeezed himself into a fiat and began his journey. the greeting just hours after francis' final moments in cuba, meeting with families. we're boarding the papal airplane now, bound for the united states. just 90 miles across the florida straits, but a world away. onboard, the cameras were lined up. and

and they're there to disempower the extremists in their neighboring crazy land, iran, yet the white flag was waved at the table in these negotiations, because obama had a squishy objective to start with. only in an orwellian-obama world, full of sprinkly fairy dust, blown from atop his unicorn, as he's peeking through a really pretty pink kaleidoscope would he ever see victory or safety for mork or israel in this treaty. this treaty will not bring peace. you don't reward terrorism, you kill it! >> nominated by john mccain and the republican party for vice president of the united states so recently. joined now by dana milbank, david corn, and joy reid up in new york. a great new book, it was my honor to blurb it. we'll have a whole big discussion about this book in a couple days. because it's a very important book. you amazed me with your discussion of race in america and how it seems to always be right there at the center. >> thank you. >> the obamas, the clintons and the racial divide. we'll get to it later. but today in washington, it was all over the place. dana, you did an amazing description

the man who is such a fafrlt with young catholics. pope francis. he arrived. he waved to them. he acknowledged the children. and they were ecstatic. many of them waving little flags. some of them from the embassy of argentina and they obviously had the loudest cheers for him. he was greeted by the various officials here at the papal nunciature which is where he will stay during the time of his visit here in the nation's capital and it has been very busy here. yesterday we saw the preparations. people running in and out. incredible flurry of activity here as the vatican, or the papal nunciature prepared for the most important guest it ever hosts and he, we understand, will be spending the evening inside greeting various dignitaries who are here to spend time with him and i think at some point the children will be allowed to go inside. i'm not 100% clear on that, but obviously they feel they've gotten enough just being able to be here and see pope francis. back to you. >> you know they have. aren't they adorable? thank you, jackie. of course, the joy, the cheers, just over an hour ago as the pope's plane touched down at joint base andrews and just a bit earlier tha

lining the roadways, waving flags, snapping pictures. today the pope will address the un.e'll also visit the 9/11 memorial, stop at a school in east harlem. go on a motorcade through central park and end with a mass at madison square garden. is

o'er the towering steep as it fitfully blows half concealed, half discloses. so now you know he's talking about a flag. when you see a flag waving and the wind strikes and it blows out like that, that's what he means discloses. when the breeze dies down it droops, it conceals. half conceals, half discloses. now the catches the gleam by the morning's first beam in full glory reflected it shines in the stream, 'tis the "star spangled banner," oh, long may it wave, o'er the land of the free and home of the brave. exclamation point. [applause] >> president harry truman before to his wife as the boss, can she served on her own terms. she had little to say to the media, after some unforgettable public moment. and she spent a good part of her white house years home in missouri. truman, on c-span's original series, first ladies. examining the public and private lives of the women who fill the position and their influence on the presidency, from martha washington to michelle obama. sunday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span3. year, c-span is touring cities across the country -- exploring american history. up next, a visit to cincinnati, ohio. yo

the heal of whirlwind tour of cuba. children sang and danced for pope francis as he arrived in santiago a. final stop on his visit to cuba. pch vatican flag wavedwith cuban flag when the pope arrived for big out door mass. pope never visited before. last three days here have been joyous. smiling pope from latin america seemingly at home in cuba. with fidel castro raul castro and hundreds of thus of people. pope message of compassion this woman said if, cuba and rest of the world really need. the tomorrow it's on to the united states. >> holy father is come to our country really exciting. >> flag fence in place around washington where the pope will address congress. vatican prepared by meticulously studying his english present viewed in this message to pilgrims in philadelphia. >> we will be there. see you in fill del if i 8. the pope will deliver mass and met with family in santiago before wrapping up in kuhan a and head north to washington. president obama and the first lady will be among the dignitary greating him. we follow the pope closely and follow along on twitter and facebook as i cover the historic visit. in dc, 7 news. >> the be shoul

people lining the streets waving flags and handkerchieves as the pope makes his way in the familiar popemobile we'll have more on his journey coming up. >>> pregnancy complications could be a sign of other health problems later in life. we'll tell you what a new study is saying about that coming up. >>> a new study shows a connection between pregnancy and complications and developing heart disease a little bit later in life. researchers say the risk is high for women who have had more than one health problem during pregnancy. the study found the risk of fatal heart disease before age 60 doubled or even tripled in women who develop ed preeclampsia, which is a sudden increase in blood pressure late in pregnancy. cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women here in the u.s. >>> a security threat is hovering over the papal visit. nbc news obtained a copy of a memo sent to law enforcement in pennsylvan pennsylvania. find out what it's asking police to be on the lookout for. that's coming up. >>> plus, changing the way you order at starbucks. find out what's going into

thousands of people who had gathered outside the assembly building cheered and waved the national flagsome religious and ethnic groups opposed the new document and protests in recently cap left dozens dead. rishaad: here's where we are going next. changes at the top. looking at the challenges facing australia's new treasurer. we are headed to sydney when "trending business" returns in a couple minutes. ♪ rishaad: we've got the new cabinet of the australian prime minister being sworn in. live images coming through from our camera here. we've got a new face in the treasury. intt morrison is the man charge of the australian economy. we can now speak to michael heath in sydney. mainel, what are the challenges facing the new treasurer? >> well, his challenges are. . myriad.re he's got week, the prices. he's got a pretty big budget deficit and a central bank with relatively limited policy ammunition. a range of challenges against him. on the positive side, australian dollar has dropped quite a lot, which is going to provide some stimulus to the economy. there's been 24 years without a techni

lining the roadways in manhattan, waving flags and banners, raising their cell phones for a picture. many waiting hours just for a glimpse of the holy father. his first and only stop late thursday where he took part in evening prayers. >> thank you for stoching by. come back soon. >> today's day will be a full one, beginning with an address at the united nations. where he's expected to touch on the environment and peace and open dialogue among leaders. all issues he's discussed throughout this tour. next he'll visit the world trade center site for a multidenominational service. >> he has a very tight agenda and he is the one who said i want time to goo into an inner city catholic school. >> this is the best day of my life so far. >> the students spent the summer practicing prayers and hymns they will recite for the pope later today. next the papal motorcade will end the tour with a mass at madison square garden. >> reporter: that iconic arena seats about 19,000. i boat there will be a lot more people there lining the walls and corridors. and there will be a crowd outside. following th

thousands of people who gathered outside the assembly building shared and waved the national flag.e religious enough the groups -- religious and ethnic groups oppose the document. pope francis met with fidel castro. an exchange of books and discussion about issues facing humanity. pope francis took a subtle jab at the communist system. me, let's talk about china. when it comes to reform, how much does it adhere to an ideology they have already preset? mark: i think they have an ideology of growing the economy in order to keep the people happy. it wants to do it by giving prosperity to its people. we need to get used to the fact that china is focusing on growing china. this'll reform program -- this whole reform program, they have set these things up. we seem to be reacting to it as if it is a new piece of news. usie: they kind of surprised with the devaluation. mark: we were not looking. your currency has to be volatile. not to volatile. -- not too volatile. job isn't believe their to tell the markets help to react before they do things. they set up a plan. the plan has been obviou

. >> i just posted on facebook the guy waving the white flag. >> to fan himself? >> that too. many said that is enough. i get it. it's been all week long. it will still be hot for some inland today. although maybe not as hot as 108-109. but it will be hot. there are signs of a little cooler pattern around the coast. the fog is still out there. high pressure is kicking in. reluctant to let go. 60s and 80s and 90s to near 100. it will be a cooler friday for some. the higher clouds have moved off. 50s and 60s and 70s. some of the lows not getting below 70 degrees. west, southwest 16 it's been picking up. the key is 20 plus. we'll see if that is at travis and sfo has a west at 13 that is picking up as well. we'll see if they fall apart or couldn't to strengthen up a little bit. higher clouds to the southwest. all right sal what do you have for us on a friday? >> steve, good morning to you. good morning to you. if you are watching at home let's go out and take a look at what we have. and we will see the traffic is light. we've had a couple of bad days on the bay bridge. yesterday w

to start the season as well and we have of course are headed towards our big game tonight involving a big ten school wisconsin going against alabama and boy they're going to have to wave the flagnner is fallen for the big ten. temple not only beat penn state but they put it to them 27-10. >> the problem with penn state. they're offensive line cannot protect the quarterback hackenberg. if you can't protect him at any time you're not going to be successful. they couldn't control the line of scrimmage and the quarterback could not make plays down the field of play. >> you got to run the ball on the road and then protect and they didn't get to do either one. >> northwestern wins of course for pat fitzgerald who only lost once since he has been at northwestern. stick around. still more to come as we get you ready for nick saban and 8:00 eastern time. we'll leave the alabama crimson tide against the wisconsin badgers. we're just getting started in 2015. stick around. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez a teenage girl dies during a sleep over in new jersey. >>> plus clock strikes midnight, on tebow time in philadelphia eagles released high profile backup qb, making a little room on t

but the driver won't wave the the suspect and his car is immobilized. but the driver won't wave the white flag gun and starts blasting. >> i see deputy comit engage frenzer in gunfire. we were all screaming for him to put the gun down. we could see the gun. the gun was pointed in our direction. [ gunshots ] >> i know deputy wallace, warden peery, and myself had fired rounds. it was undetermined whose round killed frenzer at that time. >> after a heated exchange of fire, driver rudolf frenzer is killed at the scene. but the officers are all fine. authorities find guns, money, and masks in the suspect's car confirming his link to the bank robbery. the two other suspects who left the getaway car are both arrested in the days that follow. steven willard jr. is sentenced to 70 months in prison for the robbery while robert mccallie gets 12 years for the dairyland bank robbery and for robbing another bank in the area. >> it's not until afterwards the shakes start coming and you really realize the gravity of the situation you're in. >> since the incident, warden peery's dash cam video has been used as

along the route the faithful cheered and waved, cuban and vatican flags. the pope stopped to kiss several small children. during mass, francis told the nearly 150,000 cubans in attendance to believe in personal transformation. >> he invites us slowly to overcome our preconceptions and reluctance to think that others much less ourselves can change. >> the connections at today's homily a special one for francis. this is a day when he was called to be priest. francis blessed the city in front of the cross. >> huge crowds expected tomorrow morning as the pope delivers his final mass in cuba before heading on to his first stop in united states, washington, d.c. chris martinez. back to you. >> we appreciate that. thank you. >>> the pope will bring his message to the u.s. on tuesday. he'll be spending two days in washington before he heads to new york city on thursday and then it's on to philadelphia where he'll be spending the weekend before departing to rome next sunday. >>> still to come, the republican presidential field shrinks by one more. >> it's a side of

it-they flipped the switch city and it went from standard definition to dive mission and there was an american flag, waving in the brilliant colors and high resolution of hdtv, and i wasn't in the room at the time, i was back in san diego, but from everything i heard, a lot of jaws dropped and they felt that one of the biggest technology breakthroughs in decades had just been proven. >> host: in televisionaries you talk about something that has been ubiquitous in living rooms across the country, the set-top box. what is the future hoff the set-top box? >> guest: well, a lot of people like to criticize the set-top box, and anyone n many cases for good reason. without really understanding its role. its role is nothing more than to bring the digital content into the home. now, it does sort of act as a proxy for the gatekeeper role of the cable and satellite tv provider, so whether it's a creek tv box for orr time waner cable box, it's the box near your tv that converts the digital hd signals and if you're a paying describer then displays them on your tv set. so, that box is also very important because it inco

the town has been under curfew for weeks. there's widespread anger here. protesters started to wave black flag, a traditional form of protest. like many in the powerful southern belt, they're not happy with the constitution and protesting have been going on for more than a month. more than 40 people including ten policemen have been killed. >> translator: please do not beg the curfew. the police won't be responsible for what might happen. >> reporter: then one more death after police fired on protesters. with the new constitution ratified, nepal's assembly will turn into a regular parliament. its not clear how the nationwide protests will develop or when the new government will be formed. it is clear, however, that there will be a protracted power sharing deal for the party. al jazeera, kathmandu. >>> north korea says it will boost its defenses in response to japan passing a bill allowing the army to fight oversees. the announcement was made on state television. in it pyongyang called japan's policy shift aggressive. the new security bills were put into law on saturday, and could lead to japan

of hispanic americans. 40% of catholics in the united states are latino and many of the people here are waving the flags from their original countries. venezuela, columbia, eager to speak in the native language about immigration and they all say he's spoken to young and old, eager what he has to say. interesting note about symbolism, the pope will use abraham lincoln's podium while giving the gettysburg address here. old men are created equal. on the security security, philadelphia has been really closed off all weekend long. but and really the kind of security we have never seen unprecedented and just to really underscore that point at about 9:30 a.m. this morning, a man was questioned and arrested by police and then let go. he was asking suspicious questions, too many questions about security and that caused the arrest. he has been since released. uma? >> yes, it is unprecedented security there with the city shut down for this pontiff's visit. thank you very much, brian. >>> well, as we have been reporting, the high profile value voter summit continues in washington, dc this weekend. eight republican

you see the popemobile waving there to the thousands of people who lined the streets, waving flags andre. >> this visit is part after nine-day tour of the cuba and the u.s. cnn's chris cuomo joins us live from havana's revolution square this morning. we see what is going on there, chris, but i'm wondering if you can give us a sense of how it feels there. what is the energy like? >> reporter: you know, this is one of those situations where you have to be there to really get it, because the energy that is coming off this crowd is significant. when they are saying prayers, there is such intentionality in the words and goes far beyond any dogma of religion and this is about faith and not religion here. they are catholic and they heard word of this image of jesus being in revolution square for the first time. you see it there. you see how far back the crowd goes. you hear them talking about that. the message below saying come to me from jesus and that means something to catholics here. there is suppression of faith. castro said yesterday that religious freedom is a central tenet of the cons

the wave. >> reporter: there's the wave. >> as he gets inside his vehicle. now was that the fiat that i saw before? and there's the vatican flag on it. >> there it is. there it is. >> very. >> very appropriate for this occasion. >> and we have talked for so many weeks about the humility and how humble this pope is. he does not really show a lot of flair in anything that he does or wears or the way he carries himself. and never has. >> it's one of the things that differe differentiates from his predecessor pope benedict who we know liked fashion. the papal fashion. his famous red prada shoes. this pope is very low key, very simple in terms of the garments he chooses to use and the life he chooses to live. >> and you know, i was struck by something that i read over the weekend about humor and how important it is for him and his religious life and how he thinks that it should be important to everyone as they -- as they live out their life in religious terms and you can see him smiling, almost throughout every shot you see. >> what a face. >> oh, this is a fiat 500 four-door sedan. you don't see those every day. >> now we know. no

the city. here they are symbolically waving their flag. >> this battle is not over, the afghan government has announce add major military operation to recapture. >> in the first place we should take care of the civilian casualties. we have already paid attention and ewith h continue. the enemy has conceded heavy damages including the air strikes i don't want to go into detail. >> special forces have been put in and the u.s. military confirmed an air strike on the outskirts on tuesday morning. this proving difficult for some reinforcements to reach because of the taliban has set up bobby traps along the way. >> when their government was deposed by the u.s. led invasion. it coincides with the first anniversary of president, and also the first year that afghan forces are facing the taliban alone, after u.s. and nato troops pulled out last year. a counter terrorism operation remains but this move is the bold nest a long campaign by the taliban to take more control of the country. a strong message to whoever is watching, that 14 years after being deposed and battling coalition and afghan forces the taliban

the phone call that could make a world of difference for thousands of refugees. and you'll see what happened when confederate flag supporters and protesters from the black li >>> wavesf asylum seekers have made it to germany, but there are thousand more behind them. german police say at least 4300 people, many of them from syria, arrived at the train station in munich tonight. they were being held in hungary where the government threatened to put them in camps. but after days of international pressure, local authorities bust them out. late tonight, hungary's prime minister and germany's chancellor angela merkel talked on the phone. her office said both sides agreed that they are meeting their obligations in dealing with this humanitarian crisis. >> a maryland man is charged with drunk driving and manassas after a crash that killed a passenger in his truck. this happened late last night. the frederick county sheriff's office said haliburton ran a stop sign hitting another car. the man inside his truck was jekted and died on the scene. police quickly arrested haliburton, two other people in the truck and three people in the second vehicle also had to go to the hospita

if that were important to have outlined that early in the process as opposed to waving the right flag saying we'll take votes but we can't do anything about it. it is an uoutcome. if i'm president we will deal with this issue. there is no reason planned parenthood should be getting federal taxpayer funding especially after they have been exposed the way they have. >> governor scott walker dropped out of the race yesterday. he sent his exit speech, a lot of it, talking about the need for a conservative alternative to the front-runner, pointedly at donald trump. you your thoughts on walker stepping out and the message. >> first, scott walker is one of the best governors of america. if he chooses to run for re-election beyond that he'll continue to be a leader. he's just not a candidate anymore. he's still a relevant voice and important figure in the party and in many ways a key part of the future as a movement. as far as the conservative alternative, look, i don't do the race that way. i'm not running against anybody. i'm running for president. that's why i have outlined a policy plan a

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. >> you can see the zucchetto i believe in the backseat there and the flag waving arriving at the papal residence. it has been a remarkable day for pope francis. his address to the united nations having such an impact. >> yes. >> and also those poignant moments at the 9/11 memorial and museum and the words from pope francis. reaching out to so many people. today. >> and there's still more to come. >> but people's pope they are calling him and there he is as he emerges from his vehicle. he is greeting some people before he enters that papal residence. he will take a break for lunch. get a little wit of a rest -- bit of a rest. not much time though. it's off to our lady queen of angels school mass and what a nice chance for the children to >> i'm sure they have. >> he will be at central park and get ready to say hello central park. and then that mass at madison square garden. also a motorcade going there and there will be a number of people lined up as well. and the mass at madison square garden and this is not it. he's been off to philadelphia tomorrow morning. and an important summit as

there was a video that popped up on the chinese web and was a angry and it was called china as stand-up and that video was manifesto of a certain kind, flags waving in the wind, blair said china must defend itself against the effort to encircle and contain the country and keep it down and it became enormously popular, second most popular video in china. i said to made this? i got in touch with the guy and said can come see you? i had an image of who it was, somebody cleary had i figured he was in his parents' proverbial basement and he said you can come see me and it was clearly in my view someone who didn't have much of a sense of the west and i got there and realize quite quickly that my impression was wrong. his name was, and he was 26 years old and first thing he did when i got there was fried to a my taxi fare, dressed more or less the same way and was at that point getting his ph.d. in western political philosophy, he was studying something, dissertation on phenomenology, he said i you familiar with her slaps' work on phenomenology? of course. every american, we are all very familiar. he was very generous in letting me into his world for a

. >>> it's the francis effect. many waving flags to welcome the man they call papo francisco. his stop here in cuba, just before coming to the united states is meant to strengthen the diplomatic break through he helped to achieve last year. >> it's about healing historic wounds and bringing together people who have been split apart. >> reporter: he came on to greet each reporter on his flight, and he urged the media to join the work. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: build bridges he told us, adding make a big bridge. meanwhile in washington, dc, new york, and pennsylvania they are getting ready for francis with tops to the united nations, central park, and madison square garden. he will arrive on tuesday, but he's already reaching out through the world meeting of families, releasing a rare marriage in english. >> i will be there because you will be there. it's for seeing you. >> reporter: the pope is practicing english knowing every word will be scrutinized around the world. meeting him for a few minutes, you get the response this is the man who live in the present

>> reporter: well, the crowd, they were chanting, singing, waving to the pope, obviously, waving those flags that they had, but, yeah, they didn't get that first happy they were just here in the presence of pope francis and, you know, i anticipate a little bit of disappointment from the crowd but they were certainly, got a chance to look at them and stumble those steps as i hold my own camera, taking my own picture, even more determined once those, it seemed like he went faster, i'm going to get up there and he made it and then he gave everyone >> true. >> he does have problems too with his knee, that's been reported. >> and the sciatica, as well, 70 years old to be going as strong as he is. >> i think to michelle's point, i think to personally -- >> reporter: and the tremendous schedule, yeah. >> yeah, i was going to get to that. >> reporter: such a busy schedule the last couple days. yeah, and that's really where he drew the energy from the kids, really just a touching event, if there was one highlight it might have been that, he spent time with the kids and it was interesting because, thi

the dc area. they were singing and chanting and waving vatican flags, waving flags from argentina, chanting, "feel it, feel it, the pope is here, feel it" all in spanish. then the pope exited the vehicle, walked up the steps of the vatican embassy and turned and waved to the children. there was a bit of disappointment that he did not come out and shake the hands of the children. but still there was no disappointment here. at this hour, there are still hundreds of people just up massachusetts avenue who are waiting still to watch this incredible spectacle of security, the largest security operation in u.s. history. many of them brought their childrentheibabies, just for a glimpse of pope francis on his historic visit to the united states, a thrilling moment to be in northwest washington watching history unfold before our very eyes. reporting live from northwest washington, wusa9. >> andrea, thanks for that. i can't help but say he is 78 or 79 years old and he has 23 million twitter followers. bruce has more from joint base andrews. >> reporter: hey, just a few stragglers are left out here. we have