force that i transforms someone's ability to treat substance abuse. >> i disagree with you.i disagree with the old sheltering model that's not what i promote. think of it if it was a loved one of yours, if they have substance abuse most of the veterans coming out now that's the final end what you're seeing, would you say to a family member tell you what i'm going to get you an apartment and some cash and bus passes. when you are ready for treatment come see me but in the meantime i'm going to keep giving you that. if it was a loved one you would try get that person into a 24-7 treatment program. >> you visited 247 treatment facilities in 12 states, you wrote a book on this, seven guiding principles of transformation. you know, that this plan is in place in new york city and you know it comes wrapped with a number of other social services. it's not generally a stand alone thing that would just get you a house and we're not going to think about your psychological needs, your medical needs your substance abuse needs your mental health needs. >> well first off that's not totally

people have raised concerns about this transformer before? >> high.here, vicki. right now it's dark in this neighborhood. still many people without power that's expected to last at least until midnight. you can see behind me pg&e working hard to restore power. neighbors say spoke with out here tell me that these transformer issues are very concerning and they hope something can be done about them. >> i'm scared to death. i don't want to go in my house. >>reporter: still shaken, robert is recovering from burns on his face and smoke inhalation. he like most in the neighborhood receiving a very rude awakening saturday morning. >> it started like a bomb went off. >> there was a cannon. >> like being inside of a barrel bomb blowing up. >> antonelli was talking with a friend feet away from this underground transformer when addicts loaded. >> it started at 6:00 a.m. with the power outage and they open the window and hughes a fuse, like a firecracker fuse, you know, just talking with my friend and the next thing i know a big explosion just blew up. i saw him

look at the stage transform, it's beautiful. you can see the crucifix the pontiff's chair front and center and the alter in front of that. the video wall has been removed from the concert last night. now you can you can see the philadelphia museum of art as the backdrop. it's beautiful. take a look at the video we shot from overnight. you can get a sense how this all came together. i was was talking to the extensive producers of the event. this could take 12 hours, the transformation actually look half that time. when we arrived at 4:00 a.m., the stage hands were putting down the white carpet and replacing the lanolium floor. they added the pontiff's chair and the alter. looking back here live, you can see so many people have gathered and filed in and pouring in hours before the papal mass is set to begin at 4:00 p.m. here. we've listening to sound checks we're listening to a sound check from the boys choir, magnificent. the voice of angels of course. more media are gathering, there are thongs of of people on the parkway. we are

extended to the other transformers and rectifiers resulting in a total loss. >> without the transformers, stations on either side, potomac and benning road have to boost the power to get the trains through stadium armory. but it is enough for only a couple of trains at a time moving slowly. >> we will try to communicate the reality of what the trip might be. sam: until metro gets transformers in it means the longer commute times for any traffic through armory stadium and angry personals. >> six months? >> if i did my job the way they do their job i'd be fired. >> they have to be careful. right now they are having third rail all the way to the stadium armory. that no longer work. be careful if they don't blow it out. alison: today's announcement from metro comes hours after the federal transit administration approved the safety fix plan. that plan addresses more than 50 safety concerns laid out by the f.d.a. in a scathing report last year. leon? leon: a political shockwave across the capitol today with a simple and consequential announcement from boehner. he is re-signing. -- he is resign

has the stage began its transformation so it becomes an alter?> reporter: yeah, as we speak it's being transformed into an alt altar. it will be conducted in spanish, we are sold, and more than 1 million people expected to line the parkway. if you walk through this part of the city this morning you might be surprised to see a lot of activity on the city's end of things, and i was amazed at how many trash trucks there are, the number of trash trucks and city sweepers and i was surprised to see fewer people this morning than we saw yesterday morning. that may be for a few reasons. it's cooler this morning than yesterday and the wind has picked up and you can feel it, so it's chillier, so those elements might detour people from coming out quite so early, and the festival of families began at noon yesterday, so people were more inclined to come out for that, and the mass here doesn't start until 4:00 p.m. we will show you what took place on the stage. back to you all. ♪ ♪ >> it was a magical night last night. this is 14-year-old bobby serenading the

will be transformed into an altar and that will happen throughout the day leading up to the mass at 4:00. >> a lot of the people come into the city, regional narails and foot across the ben franklin bridge, and jesse is there and he is watching people walk across to take part in the schedule today. >> 9:15, there's a meeting of bishops where the pope is staying, and then at 11:00, pope francis will visit prisoners in homes burg. inmates have been working on a chair for the pontiff they hand carved out of walnut. and then the main event. pope francis will celebrate a public mass on the ben franklin parkway here, and there he was last night making his way through the same parkway on the pope mobile, and those numbers, it's a moving target, they just don't know. and then he will visit officials at the festival of families. >> if you are going, a lot of people are going to be there. yesterday the sun finally came out and got warm for a little while, but today cloudy and cool conditions if you are going. >> yes, for details let's go to first alert 10 meteorologist, brittney shipp. >> breez

i see him transformed.gure out how to integrate that into our family. >> ayahuasca isn't any kind of silver bullet. it's not like you can just go and do ayahuasca and your life's perfect. you get out of it what you put into it. ♪ >>> i'm lisa ling. here's a look at my series "this is life with lisa ling." it's a look at america today and completely unfiltered. here you go, "this is life." becky and i are headed to shore creek. it's a place she hasn't seen in nine months. >> does everybody know that four of warren's kids have left? >> it's pretty well known by now. >> what do you think that means to them? >> i think it would make them very curious y would they leave? they had everything. they're children of the prophet. why would they leave? >> it's estimated 5,000 fdls members still live here in an area that encompasses two towns, hilldale, utah, and colorado city, arizona. at first short creek feels like any other small town, but it doesn't take long to notice a difference. these are such big walled off co

that's right, good morning, tam, crews are working on the eakens oval platform to transform it from the concert stage into a much-anticipated papal mass. crews are replacing the flooring into carpet. they have had to set the alter. you can see the beautiful cruise fix. what a celebration it was with pope francis giving the best performance of all. >> the queen of soul rock the stage and andre' bocelli proved to be a crowd favorite. an while funny man jim gaffagan got big laughs it was the pope who got the big laughs. >> sometimes plates can fly and children bring headaches. and what about mother-in-laws. of course, pope francis struck a serious tone an embarked speech about the importance of family. protected family, because it is the family. >> two other notable elements from the festival last night 6 families stood on stage and they talked about their experience with faith and family, that local 14-year-old boy who gave quite the performance he was such a highlight. meantime, the stage transformation is underway turning the stage into a sanctuary for the much anticipated papal mass. t

charlie: now we are in another transformation. it has gone about in two places.ne is tv itself is transforming. people are looking for more of what they want to watch. not paying for things they don't want. they want to watch their tv everywhere and part of that is the technology of ott, over the top, allows customers to do that. the second transformation is the wireless industry where the world is going to be connected all of the time and there are only two ways to do it. one is with a wire and the other is wirelessly. we started on a mission five years ago to say we think we can be part of that revolution and the best place for us to enter the marketplace is in the wireless side. we really are a wireless company already. betty: you have accumulated $60 billion in wireless assets. charlie: about 80 megahertz. it certainly is worth a fair amount of money. it is only really worth money when you put it to use and when you build a business around it and get discounted cash flows and that is what we are looking forward to doing. betty: charlie, does this remind you o

overnight it will be transformed into an alter for sunday's afternoon mass. now, of course, we've been preparing and rehearsing for months for the pope's of's arrival. last night they had the audio and visual and lights checked on stage. the band fray was on stage rehearsing making sure everything is perfect for the pope's arrival. mayor nutter who you see there, the leader of the city who spent the better half of the year preparing for pope francis' arrival. although there's been some anxiety surrounding the months leading up to the day, now that we're close to his arrival the ngsz -- anxiety has transformed into excitement. >> reporter: i can't wait for the doors to open, from an infrastructure standpoint. we've been practicing for a long time. at some point you meant the curtain to go up as you want to get it on. >> and that point is now. actually we ran into the mayor this morning. we were just getting up to prepare for this morning's news he was getting ready to go to bed. i said are you ready, he said i'm ready and so is philadelphia. i think pope franc

and it has a way of transforming you.the most interesting things about the healing ceremonies of the kung is that there aren't any words. there's no text at all. yet that music is very powerful, very moving, very, very emotional music. and how does that work? you know, you hear people singing, and they're yodeling. you hear this wonderful melody, little fragments sung by one person put together with little fragments sung by another person, and together, you get a kind of composite melody that's not sung by any one person. it needs a community. there is no audience who is sitting and watching. everybody is performing some role. you can be involved by singing. you can be involved by clapping your hands. you can be involved by dancing. but the important thing is that everybody is connected in the musical experience. [abrupt shrieks] there's a close connection between music and trance. among the kung, the men in particular, at some point in there lives, usually become healers and become capable of entering into trance. the st

families transform history and transform the world. pastor encourages believers to aim high, and will enable brothers and sisters to hear and experience god's promise, which can expand their experience of motherhood and fatherhood, within the horizon of a new familiarity with god, a pastor watches over dreams, the lives and the growth of his flock. this watchfulness is not the result of talking, but of shepherding. only one capable of standing in the midst, in the midst of the flock, someone who is not afraid of questions, contact and accompaniment. that is one who can do the job, a pastor keeps watch first and foremost with prayer, supporting people and instilling confidence in the lord with his presence, a pastor is vigilant, by helping people to lift their eyes in times of discouragement and failure, and we are ready to, quote, unquote, waste time with families, whether we are ready to be present with them, sharing their difficulties and sharing their joys. naturally, experiencing the spirit of this joyful familiarity, this joyful f

matt, we see the signs of transformation in center city. >> reporter: that's right. the parkway is starting to look a little different here behind me. you can see the fences are going up and also right over there you see some of the tents are set up. the transformation encompasses the streets, the sidewalks and everything in between. you can also see designated parkway location signs turning the area into a giant security grid. no stopping signs have gone up in the aerks and the protection comes all the way down to the mail boxes which have been tag forward removal ahead of the visit. >> i think they should do that. to be safe for the pope. >> i think it's a great idea. >> other items we saw did not have tags for removal. >> i mentioned this to friends, they thought there are hundreds of places that bombs could be hidden. >> reporter: over the weekend word of a thwarted security threat. a lawmaker talks about protecting the pope. meantime though, not everything is about security here. live on the ben franklin parkway another addition, banners welcoming pope francis t

they have the fence all around the oval that the moment and the transformation encompasses the streets, the sidewalks and everything in between. we can see designated parkway location signs turning the area into a giant grid. no stopping signs have gone up in the area. and protection really comes all the way down to the mail boxes which have been tagged for removal ahead of the visit. protection a major concern as we get closer. over the weekend the chair of the homeland security committee said there was one security concern. yesterday we spoke with congressman scott perry who said every precaution is being taken. >> you can never be 100% sure that is the bane of law enforcement. we have expectation of 100% and it only takes one of them to slip through. >> reporter: another new addition, banners welcoming pope francis and the world meeting of families. coming up more on a new website aimed at keeping you informed as the world comes to philadelphia. now live on the ben franklin parkway, matt delucia, "nbc 10 new news". >> there was a lot of information about the pope's visit, a lot to d

. >> we begin with philadelphia's transformation as it prepares for pope francis. >> i'm jack cag lynn london. >> tonight the pope is hours away from arriving in the united states. even though he doesn't arrive in philadelphia till this weekend, tomorrow is still a big day in the city. the world meeting of families officially begins and so does a new round of towing >> tonight live team coverage. lauren meg. drivers are still getting caught by surprise. >> good evening. surprised not that just their car is towed but where it's ending up. we're in fairmont park. we found a row of cars with tickets. a ticket here, come over here. this car, this has a ticket, as well. these cars all brought in from center city and dropped off right here. >> the flashing lights are from a row of tow trucks ready to clear this street. moving out vehicles that aren't supposed to be here. this one at the corner of pennsylvania and fairmount hauled off of leaving an empty space where the owner left it. where is it going? >> that's my car. >> we found kiersten mcguire searching for her car in fairmont park. >>

this is a very interesting transformation and a technological transformation. it has gotten better at a furious pace. hasaggregate national level been 500%. the amount of energy produced as improved 500%. is a shellct alone revolution. alternatives to have gotten better. arms of gotten better. capital spent energy out. it is one half as fast as shale technologies. so the consequence of this kind of technology revolution was unexpected. i do want to take some credit from my colleague peter huber. it sort of explains to you what the view was. we anticipated this. we were in the wilderness during the heyday of ink oil. improved and it improves the process in the areas where there are advantages. in 2014, u.s. oil production went up by over $1 million a day. it is the fastest single year increase. you know these facts. a went up about 4 million barrels a day. it is more than three quarters of the total increase. if shale sales were a country, they would be the fifth largest producing country on the planet. and they just begun. this is a transformation that did not

and in doing so transforming lives. kristen, al jazeera, philadelphia, pennsylvania. >>> you can find out much more on our website. see the main story about germany imposes border controls and we have plenty of interviews on that throughout the rest of the evening at aljazeera.com. >>> the nuclear agreement that iran signed with the united states and five other world powers is a big complicated deal that's taken years to arrive at and some people as i'm sure you've gleaned really hate it. the bottom line is if government of iran has agreed to slow down its nuclear program dramatically in exchange for the lifting of crippling economic sanctions. i spent two weeks in iran as the details of this deal were being ironed out.

take a look at the transformation of the stage. when we arrived at 4:00 a.m., there were a number of stage hands working fever issuely to set the -- feverishly to set the alter, the pontiff's chair and crucifix. they just need to take the plastic off the piano. one of the major challenges for the extravaganza has been to transformation of the stage. we talked to an excess excessive producer -- executive producer about that. of the. >> the changeover has as much or shells strayings of the actual festival of the families. maybe more. >> reporter: the stage will undergo many changes. >> that structure is the same structure on saturday will have a lanolium surface that is perfect for dance and music, on sunday it will have carpet andn. >> reporter: while thousands will work to change the nuts and bolts and the setting, the church that will make it a holy place. >> we'll hand it over to the liturgical folks and at that time it will become truly a holy place. >> reporter: pope francis said i'll see you tomorrow at the mass, he joked what

ge is through it all, going through a transformation.t wants to focus on being a software company. explain to us this transformation, the thinking behind it. john: we are a software company, actually. we have 12,000 software engineers. by ourselves, we would be in the top 10 or 15 globally. >> a target is to be the top 10. john: and we will keep growing. there is software embedded in all our projects. we have realized power of bringing data, designing better our rhythms, and delivering better results for our customers. for every jet engine, every wind turbine, every locomotives. >> what would the transformation entail? further consultation? john: it means we will grow in the space. we announced this week the creation of a software company. that is going to really sharpen our focus and allow us to collect our resources in a different way. we do not know where the end is. the space is changing so quickly. we see it every day. i think we're just getting started. >> what you perceive as your competitors? john: every software company is going

they fired a member of staff. >> this is a different place in terms of transformation. but it's - we are on a journey. we are imperfect. we are in complete. we are resolute and steadfast. >> in april, a student movement succeeded in having a statue of cecil roads removed from the university of cape town. and they are supporting the student's protest. >> what the students represent is a generation of young south africans, tired of waiting for transformation to happen. >> the university says it will increase the number of black representatives and women from the governing body, but it may not be enough to make the students feel they belong >>> he was once known as the terminator. now a former warlord is facing 18 counts of war crimes, and crimes against humanity. catherine wambua-soi has more in his trial at the hague, beginning on wednesday. >> the gun fire stopped years ago. the car ran deep. in the democratic republic of congo. 150 people were killed in 248 hours, 6.5 years ago. people you talk to here know who to blame. we are sure what happened is under the control.

tv itself is transforming.eople are looking more for what they want to watch and not paying for things they don't watch. they want to watch their tv everywhere. part of that is the technology of ott, over the top, allows customers to do that. the second transformation is the wireless industry, where the world is going to be connected all the time. there is only two ways to do it -- one is through the wire and the other way is wirelessly. we started on this mission five years to say that we want to be part of that connectivity revolution. and we think that the best place to rest in the marketplace is in the wireless side. we are the biggest wireless company already. betty: so you have accumulated something like $60 billion in wireless assets? charlie: about 80 megahertz of spectrum. they vary in prices and valuations of what people think that's worth, but certainly, it is certainly worth a fair amount of money. but it is only really worth money when you put it to use and when you ultimately build a business arou

tv itself is transforming. people are looking more for what they want to watch and not paying for things they don't watch. they want to watch their tv everywhere. part of that is the technology of ott, over the top, allows customers to do that. the second transformation is the wireless industry, where the world is going to be connected all the time. there is only two ways to do it -- one is through the wire and the other way is wirelessly. we started on this mission five years to say that we want to be part of that connectivity revolution. and we think that the best place to rest in the marketplace is in the wireless side. we are the biggest wireless company already. betty: so you have accumulated something like $60 billion in wireless assets? charlie: about 80 megahertz of spectrum. they vary in prices and valuations of what people think that's worth, but certainly, it is certainly worth a fair amount of money. but it is only really worth money when you put it to use and when you ultimately build a business ar

there used to be a grate over a transformer box. now there's a steel plate.ding right here and was hurled into the street. one neighbor ran out of the house to see what happened. >> went out, looked, nothing there, looked the other way, saw a man lying on the ground and smoke coming out of the sidewalk. >> pg&e crews were there all day assessing the damage. the company released a statement on this exploes that reads in part, the safety of the public and our customers is always our top priority. our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to the two people who were hurt in this incident. residents on the street say there have been other electrical box fires in this neighborhood so this weekend's incident is upsetting. >> all of these transformers are about the same age and they should be replaced. my understanding is that this one actually was inspected recently. and my neighbor was told it was fine. >> reporter: a spokesperson says the company is still trying to figure out what caused this explosion. sergio

families may transform history and transform the world. a pastor serenely but yet passion proclaims the word of the god. he encourages believe tours aim high, and it will enable his brothers and sister to hear, and experience god's promise which can expand their experience of fatherhood and mother hood, within the hope rising of a new familiarity with god. a pastor watches over dreams, of the lives, and the growth of its flock. this watchfulness is not the result of talking but of shepherd aing. only a what capable standing in the m id st of the flock, someone who is not afraid to question contact, and accompanyment is what can do the job. a pastor gives watch first and foremost with prayer supporting the fat of its people and ensuing confidence in the lord. in his presence. a pastor is always there to helping people to lift them in times of discouragement, frustration, and failure. it would be important for us to ask whether or in our pastoral ministry we are ready to quote unquote waste time with families, whether we are ready to be pres

it's a transformer fire, we're told. this is on the grounds of rfk stadium's parking lot as those rails go underground it wasn't on the rail, but it did affect rail service. we understand no one was injured. firefighters were on the scene. they had to get under the tracks and get to that transformer to put that fire out. the affect is being felt all over the system. the orange line, all services is suspended between eastern market and minnesota avenue. you will find buses on either end of those stations to get to you your destination, get you on the other side of the closed stations. the silver line, service is suspended between eastern market and bening road. b buses on either end. the blue line, buses running from franconia to rose rosalyn. we don't have word from metro about when they will have the situation rectified. no one was injured, but a smoky fire in a transformer off the grounds at that station here. you can smell a bit of acrid smoke in the air. live outside station armory, derrick ward, news 4. >>> happenin

. >> an army of workers transforming the oval and some moving around in vehicles and others cutting tree limbs deemed in the way. and others pulling down an enormous aluminum floor that seems to stretch forever, and miles of cables are laid and still to come thousands of chairs and the 100 foot wide stage, crews hanging lights and speakers and the graceful arch roof of the structure designed to frame the art museum. >> the arch is the fancy word for the roof -- >> i guess with had a technical problem there brian, but quite a bit of activity at the oval, no doubt about it, it's a lot of work going on but everyone very, very confident that they will be ready for saturday, sunday and the pope. live above the parkway, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> should there be glitches we hope they are like you, smooth john. >> now the subject of security, not just for the pope but to protect the hundreds of thousands of people gathering in philadelphia if not more. >> "action news" spoke one-on-one to the special secret service agent in charge, he says that 71 agencies are collaborating for t

a more transformative voice available around these issues. that can move and touch people. because the one thing i know is that -- here is an area where arthur and i agree. i think people fundamentally want to do the right thing. people do not set out wanting to be selfish. people would like to see a society in which everybody has opportunities. i think that is true up and down the line, across the board. but they feel it is not possible. and there is noise out there and arguments and contention. people withdraw. they restrict themselves to what can i do in my church or my community, and that is important. our faith-based groups had the capacity to frame this and nobody has shown that better than pope francis, who has been transformative through the sincerity and insistence he has had that this is vital to who we are. this is vital to following what jesus christ our savior talked about. that emphasis is why we have had such incredible appeal, including two young people around the world, and i hope that is a message that everybody receives when it comes to visitors. i cannot

power has now been restored to residents in bergen county after a transformer explosion and fire there. thick black smoke billowed into the sky after an equipment failure sparked a massive fire at this utility's substation. the fire cut power to more than 2,000 pse&g customers. about 40 houses close to the flames were briefly evacuated. >> there was a small bang.

this dramatic transformation was triggered by the construction of the east-west coast economic corridor that cuts through southeast asia from vietnam, laos, and thailand on myanmar. it's impacted distribution in the region. what used to be shipped can now be delivered by truck, reducing delivery time by 14 days. development is progressing rapidly ahead of the founding of the economic community. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> in this episode of "asia insight," we take a look at dwept in da nang, meeting with business people hoping to benefit from the opening of the east-west coast economic corridor. >> the redevelopment of da nang has been under way since 1998. when the east-west economic corridor was launched. and particular focus has been placed on the modernization of the port system. tien sa, the main terminal, has a 12 meter deep area which enables these cargo ships to dock. it was originally built during the vietnam war for american military vessels. although it was severely out of repair, it can now handle five times more containers than before, thanks to an extensive makeover

i see him transformed. integrate that into our family. >> ayahuasca isn't any kind of silver bullet. it's not like you can just go and do ayahuasca and your life's perfect. you get out of it what you put into it. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it's 8:00 in midtown manhattan, and these 20-somethings are getting ready for a party that could turn their lives around. >> i was like a completely different person. >> in an hour, they'll be surrounded by wealthy men looking to mingle, but it won't be your average hook-up. >> you make money, you have a beautiful girl. that's what the american dream is. >> women have a certain value, and this party, it tells you that value. >> for as long as anyone can remember, moneyed older men attract younger women. >> men should provide.

. >> reporter: from capitol hill to washington, fences, barriers, and flood lights are transforming urban places to fortresses. >> it reminds me of what i was telling my daughter. we've been there for different events where they've had protests. i said look, this is looking more and more like europe with the fencing and paths cut off. >> it seems like a lot but i think it's great. there's some pretty prominent figures in the world. i wouldn't expect anything less. >> reporter: outside the nunsture where he will stay sits a truck buzzing with activity. >> it is kind of weird to see a lot of police around i guess, but i don't feel unsafe at all. i feel actually pretty safe here. >> reporter: fencing now surrounds the front of the property and the back, where additional lighting will illuminate the woods and keep trespassers out. >> i have faith, faith in the pope and faith in our country that it will keep us safe. >> reporter: other popes have visited the united states but none has proven as challenging to the secret service. pope francis is wildly popular and has a tendency to wade in to c

this is because of a transformer fire on ridge road. west side highway going southbound, 90s down to the 70s we have flooding reported. it's passable but the west side highway is a disaster. going to the airport, get in touch with your individual carrier whether you are picking somebody up or heading to the airport to catch a flight. 1 1/2 hours record at j.f.k. they are not saying it's because of the weather. mass transit times, new jersey transit trains, buses, long island railroad at this point doing okay. street cleaning rules are in effect. lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> first lady michelle michelle obama is sharing some advice with teenage girls. don't be afraid to compete with the boys and don't shy away with being the smartest kid in class. >> the first lady spoke while hosting a panel on the power of educating more than 62 million girls not in school around the world. >> there is no boy at this age that is cute enough or interesting enough to stop you from getting your education. look, if i had to worry about who

together, all the way. >> welcome back we're watching the transformation in motion. last night it was about the festival of families. a big celebration, a lot of fun out there. today will be a different kind of enjoyment, but a thoughtful somber mass focus the on the realities and the seriousness of the church. we're taking a look as they get the stage put together it's incredible to watch them change everything around. >> a lot of crews working all night. >> reporter: and some of the reporters saying they have been camping out. they want to get the best seat in the house. they are standing by, some stayed overnight. i would, too. >> you have a job. >> reporter: it's cool. let's take a look outside, i want to show you the traffic, that's what i'm here to help you, you see the crews out there, we're getting a lot of this in many areas. if you're on the boulevard you can see you go westbound on the schuylkill expressway at that point up to wherever, you can't go eastbound. because eastbound is shut down from the blue route to i-95. so you have that huge closures, of co

. >>> the stage where pope francis is holding this mass this afternoon undergoing a big transformation now and polo sandoval is joining us live prom there. polo, where exactly are you? are you very close to the stage? >> reporter: yeah, christi, several rows from the stage. i'll step out of the shot for a second to give you a closer look at the stage that appears to have already completed the transformation early this morning we watched as an army of workers, actually transformed it from that venue setup yesterday with the large video screens, really more of a concert setting and turned it into a religious sanctuary. the chairs layout and the golden cross is the focal point where the holy father will be sitting. crowd of people there. the other change we've seen in the last hour as we zoom out, you see people now taking some seats. keep in mind, the mass is not going to start for another eight hours and people making their way here, the folks that are looking up to be able to grab one of these seats, those are special guests, some of the dig tarries, as well, roughly 10,000 people expe

internet is transforming the lives of farmers in bangladesh. ♪ saudi arabia has begun an investigationthe stampede that killed more than 700 people during the hajj pilgrimage and it was this a place called nina as huge pilgrims on the move and people moving and surrounded by a structure known as the bridge and was report from nina. >> reporter: second tragedy in weeks, a southern surge among a huge crowd of pilgrims led to a stampede and hundreds died and many more were injured. >> translator: we were coming back and on the way back i met my husband, the pilgrims began pushing each other and they pushed people to the ground, i was about to die. >> the pilgrims were making their way to take part at the ha hajj. >> translator: after this painful incident i asked the authorities to investigate the cause of it and submit the result as soon as they can, the investigation is not to affect the good job people are doing to keep people safe in the hajj and we asked the authorities to review the plans and all the arrangements to the hajj. >> reporter: there have been hundreds of deaths from stam

that transformer provided power to the tracks. metro has patched in what power they can from other transformers but they've had to have trains slow or stop when approaching stations to lessen the load. it's a temporary fix. there will be even more changes for riders on the orange, silver, and blue lines starting tuesday. blue trains will be the only trains stopping at stadium-armory. orange and silver trains will go through that station but not stop. metro says it will ease congestion. but it's hard for some to take. >> we're furious. >> reporter: she is the commissioner for the area that includes the stadium-armory station. >> not only do people have to figureut how to get back and forth to work, but students have to figure out how to get to school. the kids take the metro. >> reporter: metro says they will put longer trains on the orange and blue lines to help compensate but there's no other way around the problem, they can only run one train through stadium-armory at a time. the workaround they've got now has the system stresse

a transformer fire happened earlier this month. it says there will be free shuttle buses between stadium armory and minnesota avenue during the hours that orange and silver line trains by pass the stadium armory stops. >>> right now more olympic sports could be coming in 2020. we learned in just the last hour five recommended for the summer olympics in tokyo. they're baseball and soft ball which counts as women. karate, surfing, skateboarding and surfing. we're going to learn about the final decision from the international olympic committee next year.

. >> reporter: uber will be transforming the house that was sears.t will become a retail center complete with restaurants and stores. >> it solidifies our area's status as the hottest new center for urban innovation. >> reporter: shane relocated his advertising agency to downtown oakland in march. he thinks uber will be just as happy they've decided to plant roots there, too. >> it reminds us in a lot of ways of what san francisco once was. there's a lot of interesting things here and we wanted to be part of that. >> reporter: transforming an old building into a new space for business. oakland has it all. >> we thrive on attracting great people to do interesting things and that's happening here in oakland. >> reporter: some worry oakland's residents could be overlooked when it comes time to hire and rents will soar when uber comes to town. >> there's mixed feelings about property value going way up where people can't afford to rent or to buy. >> reporter: now uber pledged to do all it can to make oakland a better place and to give back to the communi

students really had to fight they have enriched american higher education and led to a transformation in american intellectual life my transformation and knowledge production and a college teaching ethnic studies and latino studies. ♪ -- >> host: in your book you address some of the critiques of african-american studies and ethnic studies as not being intellectually vigorous. >> guest: and deferred -- when they won the demands and one after the 1st the student starting by negotiation and meetings and trying to do research and to demonstrate to the faculty and demonstrate to administrators this was an appropriate area of inquiry. but in light of foot dragging and a lack of change students decided in the late 1960s it was time to escalate the tactics. they engaged in direct action protest, the classic form of protest. they went on strike, occupied buildings, organize demonstrations. because this was a time in american society where we had summer after summer after summer of serious urban unrest many college administrators were nervous. what we found is that what i found in my research i

peter traverse noting biopics are a dime a dozen but toby mcguire gives such a transforming transformativermance that you're looked. >> up next "the intern." ann lathway plays the founder after a fashion company. she agrees to participate in a community outreach program that helps senior citizens find internships. jewels wendy's up employing deniro, retire yee and widower who decides jumping back into the workforce will give him a fresh lease on life. he discovers some things have changed. >> this is the first time we're hiring senior interns. we're going to go for itna. >> fire away. >> where did you go to school? >> i went to northwestern. >> hey, my brother went to northwestern. >> probably not the same time. >> probably not. he graduated in 2009. >> class of '65. >> wow. what was your major? do you remember? >> the reviews for this one a bit mixed with guy lodge of variety saying it takes all the leads considerable combined charm to forestall the after taste of the pic's smug life lessons while film ink notes it is capitalizes on believability of chemistry between anne hathaway and de

charlie: tv is transforming.eople are looking more for what they want to watch and not paying for what they don't want to watch. tv is everywhere. part of that is the technology is "ott," over the top, that allows customers to do that. the second transformation is wireless. there is only two ways to do this, one is through the wire and the other way is through wireless, and we started that about five years ago. we wanted to be part of that connectivity revolution. the best place to do this in the marketplace is in wireless technology. betty: this is why you have accumulated $50 million or $60 million in wireless assets? charlie: we've accumulated about 80 mhz of spectrum, it is only really worth money when you put it to use and when you ultimately build a business around it and get discounted cash flows in the future. that is what we are looking forward to the future. betty: charlie, does this remind you at all about the transformation of television and the onboarding of so many people wirelessly. does this remin

the conflict was once about transforming syria. then it became about transforming the middle east.t is about transforming europe. we are not going to solve this problem until we try to do something about syria. that is why we had to take a more activist, more forceful position, be prepared to work with others to support those moderate syrians who want to see and assad -- tom: you spent a good amount of time as our national security advisor. to the stereotype of let's take other government, you are in reality of a statement like that. is it as simple as, "can we take out mr. assad?" or is that fiction? sandy: it is not a matter of taking out assad. it is a matter of helping to , aate a pattern in syria force that can defend itself side andssad on one isis on the other side. assad seems to be losing ground. our allies,ry, with to solidify the middle ground and provide a no-fly zone where people can have some safety, where the bombers and helicopters cannot go, and try and go from there. we have to deal with the refugees, but we cannot ultimately deal with it if we do not stop the hem

i think we'll have a monetization model that will have to transform, advertising will demand the kind of meta data specific that internet functionality plays. the cable industry being the leading provider of high-speed internet in the country is going to play a critical role in the way that the internet evolves. and as it serves as a platform for a lot of that expansion to take place. not to mention i think it will continue to be a hall for content that is most highly optimized on that kind of proprietary platform. either because of its expense in being produced or because its critical needs for proprietary, heavily quality managed experiences that the internet sometimes has trouble delivering. >> all right and gary, how about you? >> i'm sitting here thinking i should have negotiated that i don't follow michael powell. but first of all thanks to you, dick for what you've done for hd tv and extreme example of leadership. that's made a difference for our country and leadership in the world and obviously now most americans i think about 85% of american nous have an hd tv set and they re