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u.s.-mexico border. the pope's first mass here in mexico city will be tomorrow. scott, his visit is also meant to reinvigerate catholics here where it's estimated the number of people raised catholic and still practicing has dropped nearly 10%. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez in the mexicanical capital for us. manuel, thank you. next. . >> pelley: life's precious moments are stored in our mind, but that wasn't quite good enough for the unforgettable man that steve hartman met "on the road." >> reporter: around starkville, mississippi, retired mail carrier charles evans is known most low for his questionable taste in lawn furnishings. undeniably beautiful. >> the man with the plan. >> reporter: charles met his wife, louise, back in 1949. >> when you looked at her, it >> reporter: really! >> i guess it's love. >> reporter: to charles, true stop it. >> that's a big four-letter word. >> reporter: nothing. >> straighten it out. >> reporter: which is why after she died in 2011, after 60 years of marriage, he decided a grave marker wasn't enough, that their love deserved mo

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u.s./mexico task force that nabbed el chapo in 2014. >> jim dinkins: he knew how he was captured last time. and so he had the upper hand, right. he had all the cards in his hand to go off into the sunset and to learn from his mistake. but he just couldn't help himself, and he remained in the public eye. >> whitaker: after his first escape from prison in 2001, guzman virtually disappeared from sight for 13 years. but not this time. >> dinkins: here he gets out of prison, and he's on the road being spotted at this-- place having, you know, drinks, and this place, you know-- with his family members. >> whitaker: he invited sean penn, and the actress kate del >> dinkins: yeah. >> whitaker: did mexican law enforcement know that these two actors were going in to see el chapo? >> dinkins: oh, absolutely. they knew that sh-- where sean was going to go, when he was going to land. they knew right away. >> whitaker: how did they know? because they were listening in on the cartel's communications, and watching. mexican and u.s. law enforcement re-formed the task force that caught el chapo the last tim

mexico. he'll become the first pope to visit the u.s. mexican border. he is going to celebrate mass in jaurez, mexico this afternoon. that's next to the el paso, texas border. >> the man is after mass he'll walk up to the fence to offer a >> for all the people who can not make it to jaurez for mass there will be a telecast on the u.s. side of the border at the university of texas. after the afternoon mass the pope will head back to the vatican wrapping all five day trip to mexico. >>> . -- >>> emergency management officials will be handing out weather radios all day. how effective are the weather radios. >> reporter: these weather radios are always looking out for your safety. once you let your location, like you see on your screen, these weather radios are on alert 24-hours a day and run by they can pick up on any severe weather event. they'll blast a tone that will get your attention. hopefully in enough time to get you to safety. this is important for people living in mobile home parks. their homes are at a higher risk of being damaged in storms like

u.s.-mexico border, something the pope said isn't christian. stance. >> the vatican has an awfully big wall. >> but people come and go in the vatican. >> and they will do that with the wall. geoff: the pope as he defended his proposal to build a wall at the u.s.-mexico border, something the pope said isn't christian. but amid the holy war of words, democrats had their own bickering battle over their credentials at a their own town hall on msnbc and telemundo. the battle between clinton and sanders comes as a fox news poll now shows bernie sanders leading hillary clinton for the 44%. franklin graham is chiming in on what the pope and donald trump had to say. on facebook, graham wrote, i agree that as christians we should try to build bridges with everyone that we possibly can, but that doesn't mean that we should compromise our national security. graham also said other candidates besides trump support the idea of building a wall. he ended his post by writing, my advice to the pontiff reach out and build a bridge to donald trump. who knows where

the pontiff is expected to visit the u.s. mexico border and to visit a jail in see you dodd -- cuidad, juarez. >>> asking the u.s. and mexico to help children escape poverty and violence. >>> coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon. >>> how a theater designation needs your help. >>> temperatures right now are near and below the freezing mark. i'll let you know just how warm the hardacre theater in tipton is now listed on the national gister of >>> in tipton, a theater is listed on the national register of historic places. the national register is the be preserved.it also means the theatre is eligible for certain federal and state historic preservation grants and d tax credits.the hardacre's 100th anniversary celebration and fundraiser is scheduled for april 23rd.and we put a lot more information on it all on cbs two iowa dot com.really a cool place to check out. waking up this morning it was a nice surprise to have the sun peeking through after some cloudy days.but, at least those temperatures have been warming up, it feels pretty mild

mexico. the prayer he said at the border between the u.s. and mexico today. mike: after a bright, breezy, and colder thursday, more changes move in for friday and the weekend. the forecast is coming up tom: comcast still is not saying shelley: new tonight- president obama is expected to announce an upcoming trip to cuba. sources have confirmed the plans to multiple news outlets. this trip would mark the first time in more than 80 years that a sitting u.s. president visited cuba. the official announcement is set president obama reopened diplomatic channels with cuba more than a year ago. -- more than two years ago. pope francis is flying back to rome tonight, after spending five days in mexico. tom: during that trip, he addressed contentious topics affecting mexico and the u.s. abc' s marci gonzalez watched the pope' s last mass in juarez from just across the border, in el paso, texas. >> pope francis left mexico tonight, his message still echoing through the hearts of the faithful on both sides of the border. after holding mass in the violence torn city of wa

u.s./mexico border. the pope, saying the motion is not christian. trump immediately blasting the pope, calling his words, quote, disgrateful. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran was on the pope's plane, and here was the moment. >> reporter: on board the papal plane, a stunning moment. pope francis asked directly about donald trump's plans to build a wall on the u.s./mexico border and deport millions of undocumented immigrants, speaking from the heart. "a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not of building bridges is not christian," the pope said. adding, pointedly, "this man is not christian if he has said things like that." a staggering papal denunciation and it came after a week of francis in mexico, again and charged political message. like those scenes in juarez, a few feet from the u.s. border, francis giving his blessing across the rio grande to undocumented immigrants in the u.s. and then demanding that more be done for all desperate migrants. "no more death, no more exploitation," he pleaded. >> a

u.s. through mexico. on wednesday pope francis visits the u.s. mexico border where he is expected to address immigration head on. in mexico city, adriana diaz, cbs 4 news. >>> thank you, now a cbs 4 news health alert and tonight the state department of health is reporting a new case of zika in president of brazil says the zika virus will not have an impact on this summers olympics. saturday as a national mobilization day in brazil with military personnel working to fight the virus. zika is sweeping through parts of latin america. zika is mostly harmless for adults but its been linked to a serious birth defect among newborns and the olympic games get under way in august. >>> at 5:30 concerns are growing in ft. lauderdale in a neighborhood after a bicyclist was struck and killed by a hit and run driver. >> cbs 4 is live in ft. lauderdale with more on what's being ton about it. ted? >> reporter: today police released the video of a car they believe hit that guy out and bicycling riding on the side of the highway and he died over there where that memo

u.s./mexico border. most agree the most symbolic moment will come as he prays over migrants that overlooks the u.s. border. that's deeply symbolic itself before the pope gets back on the plane to head back. they're hoping he leaves behind a message of peace, a message of hope in flas has already seen plenty of violence for so many innocent lives. miguel and christine, back to you. >> thank you, polo. >>> president obama promising to nominate someone to fill the supreme court vacancy as he takes on the republican leading in the race for president. we'll have that coming up just yet. >>> president obama pushing back against republicans, promising to nominate someone to fill the supreme court vacancy. a battle looming as the president weighs in on the 2016 race, lashing out at the republican front-runner. remarkable comments from the sitting president of the united states weighing in on this election. >> it's amazing. >> welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm miguel marquez. presiden

u.s.-mexico bored. is he too political? we'll let you know. i thought i married an italian.he ancestrydna to find out i'm only 16% italian. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. legalzoom has your back. for your business, our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. charles: ted cruz has taken the lead nationally according to the latest "wall street journal" nbc poll. according to a new bloomberg pole's at 36 -- poll he's at 36. mercedes before we went to break i asked people to go to twitter and take my poll on this new poll. i was asking is this a post-debate meltdown or establishment rigging. 51% say the establishment is rigging this thing. >> i just feel for donald trump when you are looking poll after poll in south carolina it's very clear he is leading the pack. this is going to be a fight for second place between cruz and rubio. cruz has been t

. >>> people on both sides of the u.s. mexico border have spent the last two months preparing for the holy father's historic visit. adriana diaz has more. >> reporter: pope francis will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands in juarez, later today. about 50 guards from the border with el paso, texas -- 50-yards >> the plan is after the mass, he will walk up to the fence and offer personal prayer for migrants. >> he had a rare share of anger on tuesday, he scolded and admirer after a person pulled his robe so hard that a pope nearly fell down on a child in the wheelchair. francis told the person twice not to be selfish. the pope addressed 45,000 young people in history -- and he knows it is hard to feel love from loved ones when they lost so many to drug violence. >> from a rock concert, one person shouted, we love you, pope francis. >> love you. >> but not everyone is happy that the pope is here. some call his visit a diversion. >> how many people do you think are unhappy with the pope here? 10%? 20%? >> i think a little bit

let's take you to video of the blessingnat the u.s. mexico boarder. people from both sides of the boarder fence watching as the pope frai prayed d ishere to remember the lives lost. people crossing mexico into the u.s. hoping for a better life and he has really been focusing on the many migrants trying to make their way to better lives all around theorld and he has been warning against what he difference. >> pope francis enjoyed a well warm welcome to his trip to mexico. a mariachi band and massive crowds turning taught greet him at every stop to the country wiwi the second largest pulation in the world. the pope continuing to dreats drug trafficking, violence and poverty affect sog many mexicans and how that drives money many to the iewvment. hi visit to to the mix cal can city across the rio grand from el pass so texas, the highlight of trip and politically charged during this presidential election. but a moment on tuesday has people really talking. that is pope francis being pulled over on to a child nay wheelchair by a participate who would just no

u.s./mexico border. e on the side of mexico where he's going to perform perhaps the most controversial part of his visit to mexico and that's -- would be to hold this mass right on the mexico/u.s. border. polo sandoval is live to tell us about it. good morning. >> reporter: carol, good morning. call it controversial, symbolic, it will mean a lot for the people here in juarez. to give you an idea of how close it will happen with respect to the united states, you can see where the altar is set up. that is an elementary school in el paso, texas. so this mass will essentially be happening just a few yards from the banks of the rio grand which divides the two. it's a message of hope and peace and touch on the issue of immigration. of course, it's highly divided among presidential candidates right next door. a little bit about the scene that we are noticing here, people have been lined up since overnight. a very chilly night here in juarez but people say it's worth it to be within eyesight of the altar that you

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he's celebrating mass this hour in mexico near the u.s. border. n mexico in transit in a politically charged move, the pontiff will offer a blessing to jerefugees and victs of violence standing on the u.s. side of the border. we're covering all that and much more with our correspondents, guests and expert analysts. they're all standing by live. >>> the bitter clashes rocking the republican race for the white house. cnn's sunlen serfaty is in south carolina where it's all unfolding. donald trump and ted cruz are really tearing into each other. >> they are, wolf. we really saw ted cruz go on offense today in an unprecedented way, channeling his old days as a lawyer, almost as if he was in a courtroom arguing the case point by point against donald trump. even bringing file folders of evidence and props with him. tonight donald trump not taking this attack on him lightly. >> you can't lie about people like that. it's just incredible. >> reporter: it's a dramatic escalation. the fight boiling over. their war of words being dominated by legal threat. >>

u.s.-mexico border yesterday. his words were heard around on the mexican side of the border across from el paso, texas. because the forests of central america and the human tragedy and humanitarian crisis. he delivered for compassion towards immigrants. the event was the conclusion to this six-day visit to mexico. republican president candidate donald trump spoke about the pope's trip to the border on farney and company. >> the pope is a very political person. he doesn't understand the problems our country has. i don't think he understands the danger we have with mexico and mexico got him to do it because mexico wants to keep the order the way it is because they are making a fortune and we're losing. jo: the vatican was funny to trans-criticisms saying apart zero, the pope talks about migration problems all around the world and the duty we have two hosts a certain other countries in search of a life of dignity and peace. lauren: the town of princeton from new jersey has a campaign to prevent undocumented workers h

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u.s./mexico border. >>> presidential races are tightening ahead of the nevada, south carolina caucuses this weekend. we'll have more when "action news" continues. >> reporter: welcome back we had an accident in delran burlington county, 130 northbound, the action cam live on the scene this morning, i know it's dark there, they have cleared the accident scene, traffic is moving better that's big news for folks using 130 northbound which was blocked at new albany road. as we look live on the action cam we see traffic moving again on 130 northbound. we have a problem in new jersey, this one in cumberland county, delsea drive, another big artery here. northbound is blocked at garden road. if you're in vineland, stick to route 55. you're seeing speeds at 64 miles per hour on 55. looking good there. in the strawberry mansion section of the city. a vehicle ran into a building, busy this time of the morning. 29th and rinl avenue. you want -- ridge avenue. you want to look for crews here. stick to sedgely. construction has cleared on 452. >>> pope francis is heading back to the vatican this morning

i disagree with donald trump that we need a wall between mexico and the u.s.. people come here to make a better life for themselves and their kids. >> if you saw the people coming from mexico, you might think differently. it's a difficult question. there is some good and not so good from all the people coming. but i can understand where he's coming from. but it may not be the correct solution. reporter: later something unexpected, he softened his rhetoric, calling the pope a wonderful guy. perhaps donald trump has finally met his match. sarah: the literary world has lost one of its best-loved authors. harper lee has passed away at the age of 89. the pulitzer prize winning writer gained worldwide fame for her classic "to kill a mockingbird." set in america's segregated south, it takes on the themes of race and class as seen through the eyes of two children. she waited more than half a century to publish a follow-up entitled "go set a watchman." when we come back, after serious crowd trouble at soccer's rheinland derby, ticket sales for saturday's gladbach cologne

u.s.-mexico border. trump saying the pope is too political and should stay out of american presidential politics. the vatican saying people have a duty to host those who come from other countries in search of a better life. that back and forth as the pontiff celebrates a controversial mass at the border. we'll take all of that up with former reagan political director ed rollins, republican strategist matt schlapp and the washington examiner sarah westwood. and i'll have a few thoughts on the backlash against apple for its refusal to ask -- to do as the fbi asked to unlock the cell phone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. critics say apple is jeopardizing national security to protect the rights of two dead radical islamist jihadists. >>> our top story, the heated republican race for the white house. trump threatening a defamation lawsuit against his opponent ted cruz. trump angry about a disparaging campaign ad showing trump is pro-choice. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron has our

u.s.-mexico border made him not christian. >> he said something much soft are tan originally reported by the media. i think he heard one side of the story which is probably by the mexican government. probying the pope has an awfully big wall at the vatican. barbara: korea slapped with tougher sanctions for its nuclear weapons program. this is weeks after the north launched a rocket with a satellite and conducted a nuclear tells.st. john: the veterans employment initiative is headed to fort bragg. the state department of information technology will have a job fair as a project to help vets find work in north carolina. barbara: it is 5:54 and 31 degrees. just ahead new developments in the san bernardino terrorist attack. john: the f.b.i. searching the home of the gunman's brother but iphone. barbara: welcome back on friday mornings, 5:45. a stunning helicopter crash in hawaii is one story making headlines. five are on board when this aircraft made a hard landing and sank near the visitor center. a teenage passenger is in critical condition. later today we should learn the names of the othe

president used an be a tendency when declaring his disgust toward the idea of building a wall along the u.s. mexico border. he said trump should pay for the construction. attacked and robbed in a parking garage. >> i'm angry about this because it is a really bad experience. barbara: he is talking exclusively to "eyewitness news." the last thing he remembers before this happened. john: new pictures just in of a brush fire in moore county. the building threatened by the flames. don: good morning. as you head out we have temperatures hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? switch to time warner cable today and ask how you can get a don: good morning. we are looking out the weather window and you have clear skies, lots of sunshine and cooler temperatures tempe

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pope's message to the young people in mexico is let's build the economy here, let's build up opportunities here so that people don't have to cross the border to the u.s., right? >> absolutely. that i also his hope for mexico that one day it will realize its own potential. his message to the youth are you are the wealth of mexico and if you resist the drug violence and you stay here looking for those opportunities, which he chastised mexican authorities for not creating plentifully for the youth, that that is the answer, the humanitarian way to this integration problem. >> heidi zhou castro, live among people waiting to see pope francis in juarez, mexico, thank you. >> avoiding the morality police, an app helping young iranians live their life without oversight. >>> some people in iran of turning to technology to get around the countries morality police. activists say its part of an effort to move the country forward and express their freedoms. >> in this you tube video, a woman in iran resists arrest by the iranian authorities who patrol the streets in vans to enforce the islamic female dress code. >> a new app is aimed at helping citizens avoid conf

u.s./mexico task force that nabbed el chapo in 2014. >> jim dinkins: he knew how he was captured last time. and so he had the upper hand, right. he had all the cards in his hand to go off into the sunset and to learn from his mistake. but he just couldn't help himself, and he remained in the public eye. >> whitaker: after his first escape from prison in 2001, guzman virtually disappeared from sight for 13 years. but not this time. >> dinkins: here he gets out of prison, and he's on the road being spotted at this-- place having, you know, drinks, and this place, you know-- with his family members. >> whitaker: he invited sean penn, and the actress kate del castillo to come in to see him. >> whitaker: did mexican law actors were going in to see el chapo? >> dinkins: oh, absolutely. they knew that sh-- where sean was going to go, when he was going to land. they knew right away. >> whitaker: how did they know? because they were listening in on the cartel's communications, and watching. mexican and u.s. law enforcement re-formed the task force that caught el chapo the last time. they were track

> pope francis ended his trip to mexico by celebrating mass for thousands of worshipers at the u.s., mexico border. in his mass in the city of juarez, the pope asked them to open their hearts to those being forced from their homes. an estimated 300,000 people attended the open air mass. and many walked across the border from texas. and thousands of others filled the sun bowl stadium to watch a live broadcast of the mass. >>> the search continues for the driver who hit and killed a cyclist in san jose. coming up in 20 minutes, the new plea from the man's family. >>> and a rare move by a major japanese company. the decision from panasonic with regards to same-sex marriages. >>> it's wet in many areas and today i think you need extra time. >>> wait five minutes, some areas no rain at all and others coming down pretty good. and the breeze is more westerly today. >>> welcome back, everybody. federal regulators know what caused the crude oil spill near santa barbara last spring. the problem was corrosion on the outside of a pipeline. the pipe failed when it was pumping at only 50% of maximum pres