but it begins here in washington square park. look around. oh, it's beautiful. what a great place to get started. wendy sarasohn: isn't it nice? and we got a good day! the weather's great! shaun mattivi: the weather is perfect. a perfect day to stroll through the park. wendy sarasohn: let's stroll, darling. shaun mattivi: [laughs] wendy sarasohn: the building's over there. shaun mattivi: very nice. so shaun, this apartment has this long, nice entryway with bedroom, bedroom, bedroom, all contiguous. shaun mattivi: very nice. kitchen. but what i really want to show you is the living space, because that's the highlight of the apartment. you have the living room with wood-burning fireplace. nine foot ceilings. shaun mattivi: yes, love that. love the beam ceilings. and look at this expanse. shaun mattivi: my gosh, it's incredible. i almost feel like i'm in a treehouse. now what about this wall here? yeah? would that-- is that load bearing? is that possible to be brought down? i need to check, but i have a feeling that it could come down. and we could find out. and th

just ask nyu fresh machine at washington square park about college students everywhere changing their views on marijuana. >> well, you ho he, legalization of mar mr across america, i think that promotes the mine set of kids to smoke more weed. reporter: a university of michigan study finding students on campus were more likely to smoke weed than cigarette. the medicalled a scrapses that we made with marijuana feel look it is a saver bet for me where cigarettes we mow, they are full of all types of junk and as listening asmoke this. will be okay. reporter: the shift reflected in the study that found nearly 6% of college students smoke weed every day compared to 2007 when that thumb per was close to 3.5%. >> fox news senior manager dr. manny alvarez says the change can linked to legalization efforts in the united states. there he is a lot of conflicting data out there and when you put it together and young kids, they say, well, look. we don't think marijuana that ised about and a better alternative smoking cigarettes, the study found use of harder drugs like ectasies increasing and coca

so people in washington square park in the middle of the day were not necessarily working.see a lot. >> there were a lot of nyu students were strapped with debt that they won't be able to pay off until they are the age of the sky. >> the only thing that i can think of that is positive is that people like this was a marxist when he got out of college, there's a lot of opportunity to get into the real world and realize how they'll the theory is. even subsidizing college summa that bernie sanders is contributing to. if you can get through, you're asking kids who don't vote a college to subsidize the ones that to go. it's not fair. >> it's not fair, it's not freedom or socialism. we have a lot more coming up in the panel. take a look at this picture. would you say that this is george clooney's wife or a respected lawyer? plus, the nsa gets a greenlight from the court to spy on you. how worried should we be? the legal breakdown is coming up next. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for da

coming up on "good day," the washington square park art exhibit is kicking off this weekend and we get a sneak peek of the featured artists in our studio. ben: coming right back. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. s cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it' it' s the gear that gets it done. oh, stay on that one. sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can. record up to 6 shows at the same time. plus, you can record in one room and watch in another. p so you can enjoy tv on your schedule. welcome to the future. yes, welcome. get over 200 hd channels, internet, and unlimited calling for $89.99 a month. time warner cable. ben: time the washington square art exhibit, a great show with a fascinating history. it started during the depression when two artists were

but part of the problem is i walk the dog, and i like -- i live near washington square park. and i love when i leave to walk the dog, i'll put on a song because i like when i leave to walk the dog, when i'm coming back towards the house, i like to sort of hear the familiar dulcet tones of my stereo. [ light laughter ] you know what i mean? like a block away or so or two, maybe. depending if it's a quiet evening, you know, maybe two and a half, three blocks. also depending on if it's the rolling stones or not, you know? >> jimmy oh, i love that song. i was playing, it yeah. >> i just sing in my heart, 'cause it's my stereo, it's my music. i'm like, i'm coming. don't worry. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i have to turn you on to something called an ipod. it's gonna blow your mind. [ laughter ] you're gonna freak out. [ applause ] "the blacklist" coming back. i'm psyched. october 1st here at nbc. it takes place one minute after the second season ended. >> it is crazy. it is crazy this season. like it just leads -- this freight train leaves the station at full speed. >> jimmy: last

nicole: we all came together in, uh, washington square park, then we marched up from there to times squareook up the entire square. and there was like 20,000 people. it was huge, you know. protestors chanting: we are unstoppable, another world is possible. jake: it was bigger than my hometown what was in times square. and i saw kids, i saw face paint, i saw every aspect of life, all coming together. nicole: the 15th brought people together from all over the world. the 99%, in my mind, has never been an american thing. [drums beating] lillian: it's not just an american dream, that's a dream of the world. jake: global revolution goes worldwide. [indistinct chant] [chanting, whistles blowing] protestors chanting: we are 99%, you are the 1%. [noisemakers] lillian: so it's really an international movement. it's not just the united states. it's great. russell: occupy wall street's all over the world. it's a great movement. it has lots of legs. nicole: if we talk about the 99% of the world, not just within america, you know, we're all suffering at the hand of these same institutions and systems.

him and jerry orbach, and when i was in college in new york, and i like, saw chris noth in washington square parkce was prepared for "sex and the city" thing. >> seth: yes. >> and i was like, "oh, my god, you were so amazing when you were the detective on 'law and order.'" and he was like, "that's -- i have not heard that for a while." [ laughter ] >> seth: i remember -- because he is so much more famous for "sex and the city" now. >> yes, yes. >> seth: but it's such a shame. because i feel like those of us who watched "law and order" on a loop. he is an important person in our lives. >> yeah, that's his true greatness. [ laughter ] >> seth: glad we agree. now i'm very happy to hear i have something else in common with you. which is, i hear your mother gives you a lot of notes on how you perform on late night talk shows, or when you get interviewed. >> right. >> seth: and my father used to do that to me. >> what did he say to you? >> seth: he said wanted me to cross one leg, there's a better leg to cross and not show the sole of your shoe to the audience. >> oh. >> seth: which is a really good on

if you live in permit parking districts one in rittenhouse square, four in washington square west, fivesociety hill, six in logan scar square d 10 in chinatown the parking authority has decided to let you park in any of the other permit parking districts in the city. that means if your car has a current valid parking permit you don't have to put your car in a garage for three days if you can find spot somewhere else. and as we get closer to the pope's visit there's going to be more information, there's going to be changing information. all you have to do is visit us on our web site at 6abc.com and of course stay with us for updates. live on eakins oval, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> we know what the stage will look like. this is a rendering of what the covered stage will look like on the ben franklin park pay. the altar will be in the middle. closer up we can see the chair the pope will sit in during sunday's mass below a huge cross. the stage will also be used for the festival of families performances on saturday but in a different configuration. >

if you live in permit parking districts one in rittenhouse square, four in washington square west, five in society hill, six in logan square and 10 in chinatown, the parking authority has decided to let you park in any of the other permit parking districts in the city. that means if your car has a current valid parking permit, you don't have to put your car in a garage for three days if you can find a spot somewhere else. and as we get closer to the visit, there could be more information, changing information. we'll keep it all straight for you. just visit us on our web site at 6abc.com and of course stay with us on air. live along the parkway katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> take a look. you can see an altar there in the middle closer up we can see the chair that the pope will sit in during sunday mass, it's right below that huge cross. the stage will also be used for the performances on saturday but then it will be in a different configuration. you can take a look at these renderings on 6abc.com/pope and we also have information on expanded permit pa

residents of residential parking districts one -- rittenhouse square, four, washington square west, fivequare, and 10, chinatown, may park on posted residential permit parking blocks in any district of the city from sunday, 120e79, 2015, until 8:00 a.m. on tuesday, september 29, 2015. this will only apply to posted permit parking blocks and does not permit vehicles to be parked in violation of other parking rules that are already in effect. residents can also park in the areas of the city without the residential permit parking but they must, of course, park in a legal parking space. if you have questions, call 215-222-9100. today marks exactly ten days before pope francis arrives in the city of philadelphia. now's the time to finalize your plans. we've told you about the preparations we're make as the city. we want residents in our city and region to welcome pope francis as well. let's remember, this is an incredible time for our city, our region and our nation. we'll talk about the time pope francis made a visit for generations to come. let's take a collective breath and savor the momen

some drivers living in areas including rittenhouse square, washington square west, society hill, logan square and chinatown. they can remain park until next tuesday only with valid residential permit. now 20 bucks gets you into parking in one of six center city parking garages, and that fee is waived with a valid residential parking permit. drivers we spoke with say this process has been confusing, and we met with one driver who was almost towed. >> we just ran back up here, saw they were towing all of these cars. casino of where we r. >> i'm lucky we got violation for packing here like trip wheal it normally; so i'm still little surprised. >> it is confusing, taking their phonecalls from customers at their papal line. also, too, there is more information on our website. cbsphilly.com. also, tweet you out some more links as well. we are live here in center city. justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", got a loft parking. >> thank you, justin, appreciate t. >> well pope francis of course continues his historic trip in cuba today before he arrives in the u.s. delivering holy mass, the pontiff held open air mass yesterday in havan

accepts some drivers in the area including rittenhouse square, washington square west, society hill, logan square, and chinatown. they can remain parked until next tuesday, only with their valid residential parking permits. now, 20 bucks will get you parking, in one of six center city garages, that fee waived again with a valid residential parking permit. drivers we spoke with say this entire papal parking process has been frustrating to say the least. >> it is frustrating because i need to park my car. i drive to and from work. so i have to figure out where to park the car every day. then it is frustrating because it doesn't seem clear, you know, might be less frustrating if it was a clear cult you can park here, can't park here. but it is not. >> and in this row of carson 21st street, we have seen some without that papal parking plaque adder there towing resumes tomorrow in the areas of the east of 12th all the way to third street here f your car is towed, be prepared to pay more than $200 in fees and fines. if you are still confused, we have more link over at cbsphilly.com. don't forget to call the ppa, as well, with their question

live in the one of the permit parking districts that are being cleared for visits for the weekend, and they would be districts one in rittenhouse square, four in washington square west, five in society hill, six in logan square and ten in chinatown, the parking authority has decided to let you park in any of the other permit parking districts in the city. this means you won't have to put your car in a garage for three days if you can find a spot. your car has to display a current valid parking permit. >>> a group of young adults gathered tonight in cherry hill a head of the pontiff's visit. theology on tap is discussion series for men and women in their 20's and 30's. event featured a panel of employees from catholic charities. they shared stories about their work, and its relationship to the mission of the church and the message that pope francis will bring to philadelphia. >>> and we have gotten our first look at the stages from where pope francis will be addressing the masses in philadelphia. this is a rendering of what that covered stage will look like, on ben franklin parkway. you can see the alter there in the middle. closer up we can see the chair

if you live in permit parking districts one in rittenhouse square, four in washington square west, fivey hill, six in logan square and 10 in chinatown, the parking authority has decided to let you park in any of the other permit parking districts in the city. that means if your car has a current valid parking permit, you don't have to put your car in a garage for three days if you can find a spot somewhere else. more information in the coming days. some of the information might change. we'll keep it straight to your on our web site at 6abc.com and of course stay with us on air. we're live along the parkway, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> look at these new renderings that give us a first look at the stages where pope francis will be addressing the crowds on the parkway. you can see the altar there in the middle and closer up you can see the chair that the pope will sit in during sunday's matches it will be right there below that huge cross. the stage will also be used for the performances on saturday but it will have a different configuration but loo

assembly, a trip to ground zero, a profession through central park, and an evening mass at madison square garden. >>> earlier in the day, in washington, pope francis walked onto the balcony of the west front of the u.s. capitol, having just become the first pope in history to address a joint session of congress. it was a speech that left some lawmakers in tears, and one that took on some of the most controversial topics in american politics. here's nbc's tom brokaw with more. >> the pope of the holy see! >> reporter: pope francis went before congress, not as a republican or democrat, not as an independent, or a tea party member, but as a moral authority. the vicar of christ. in our season of discontent, when division riles the political landscape, and desperate immigrants fleeing war and depravation fill the screen, people have powerful challenges to america's moral authority. >> we, the people of this continent are not fearful of foreigners, because most of us were once foreigners. we must resolve now to live as mobilely and justly as possibly as we educate new generations, not to turn our back on our neighbors. >> reporter: congres

washington. a visit to the white house and a first ever papal address to congress. in new york, a procession through central park, mass at madison square garden for 20,000. in philadelphia, pope francis will stand at the same lectern abraham lincoln used to deliver the gettysburg address. one of the largest security operations in u.s. history. thousands of cameras and officers on patrol. the pope cruising around in his open-air pope mobile. saint patrick's cathedral now glistens. 9,000 organ pipes cleaned, the communion wafers ready, the programs all printed. the goal, nothing short of immaculate. here at the largest catholic church in the country, it is a mad dash to finish on time, but even with all of this planning you never know what you're going to get with pope francis, david. after all he is the pope of surprises. >> as we know well. cecilia, thank you. >>> now an abc news exclusive tonight. the county clerk over the center of the showdown in kentucky over same-sex marriage. breaking her silence right here. kim hughes sent to jail for more than five days, saying she was heeding the law of god, not the law of man. celebrating wit

washington. a visit to the white house and a first ever papal address to congress. in new york, a procession through central park, mass at madison square garden for 20,000. in philadelphia, pope francis will stand at the same lectern abraham lincoln used to deliver the gettysburg address. one of the largest security operations in u.s. history. thousands of cameras and officers on patrol. the pope cruising around in his open air popemobile. st. patrick's cathedral now glistens. 9,000 organ pipes cleaned, the communion wafers ready, the programs all printed. the goal, nothing short of immaculate. here at the largest catholic church in the country, it is a mad dash to finish in time, but even with all of this planning you never know what you're going to get with pope francis. he is after all, the pope of surprises. cecilia vega, abc news, washington. >> great few days ahead here in the u.s. >> on monday, the pope marked the anniversary of the day he decided as a teenager to become a priest. he celebrated mass in the cuba city of holguin in a plaza packed with 150,000 people. the pope was welcomed by singing children and a sea of waving fl

park. tell me about the new space. >> we have a terrific new space overlooking the george washington bridge. it's 10,000 square feet. >> a lot bigger. we have a patio, ballet seven days a week. we can finally get out. we have extensive space to do garage raduations and weddings. >> your food is always the star of latin cuisine. a little bit of a twist and speaking of that, our first dish is something maybe if we're going for brunch and you want to >> this is our pina colada french toast. >> wonderful. consumers want their latin cuisine with a nice, healthy twist. >> this is the cal marry salad. you have the sweet ginger. >> chef, i've always loed your plan take. tell me about this one here. >> beef, chicken and we have our mojeto. it's nice and the water. >> since you're on the water, do you have more? the restaurant but this is like here we have the salmon and garlic mashed potatoes. >> i love mashed potatoes. i'm a freak over mashed potatoes. >> >>. >> who would think you could get ham and roast pork in a sushi roll? >> please, i invite you and the audience. it's a very sexy place with our sexy food. >> alwa

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 moment. today, he's with the people of cuba. >>> eyewitness news is your go- to source for everything on the pope's visit on air and online. for everything from the schedule to the road closures and changes to mass transit. you can find all the details it's all there for you. >>> break news overseas, 13 migrants are dead after their boat crashed off the turkish coast guard. the coast guard is searching for any other victims. eight people were rescued after the crash. it's unclear where the migrant boat was coming from or where it was headed. >>> police are searching for the person who shot

washington. visit to the white house and first ever papal address to congress. in new york procession through central park madison squareen for 2 20,000 in philadelphia pope francis will stand at the same lectern lincoln used to use the gettysburg address. wouvbt largest security operation in u.s. history thus of camera and officers on patrol. pope crusting around in the open air pope mobile. saint patrick cathedral now 80s inen. 9,000 organ pipe cleaned. commune on waver ready. president obama all printed. the goal nothing short of immaculate. >> here's largest catholic church in the country it's a mad dash to finish in time but even with all of this planning you never know what you get with pope francis he is after all the pope of surprises. about this is abc news washington top. >> fv we'll be in washington as the pope officially make father sierra a saint. we report live at 4 5 and 6 tonight. >> tune in for the reports. >> now news exclusive. county clerk at the center of the same sex marriage show down in kentucky is bricking her silence. kim davis refused to issue marriage license also to gay couple as you remembe

as far as the pope parking issue goes, if you live anywhere between 12th street and 3rd street or franklin square and washington square, you have a little less than 30 minutes to either get that placard or get your car moved. live in independence hall, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> good to know, doug, thank you. >>> let's see how the pope's upcoming visit is affecting the roads. >> jessica boyington, any trouble spots out there? >> added volume on the schuylkill expressway, the drive, and all of the areas around the ben franklin parkway and the closures. possibly because parking enforcement out there around 6:00 tonight and kelly drive between fairmount avenue and the art museum circle. ben franklin parkway closed to logan circle with the no parking zones in the area you can see the vine street expressway there at a crawl, but the schuylkill expressway is doing a tad better than we had originally thought, but you can see right here we have moving. we have slow speeds in our drive times. the vine street expressway is where we're seeing it the worst. all shaded in red right here is westbound. towards the schuylki

to stay home like in washington, d.c., and a lot of people going to work tomorrow in addition to the thousands, hundreds of thousands that will be at central park and madison squarearden for the mass tomorrow and at the top of the morning he'll be talking at 8:30 to the u.n. general assembly and 170 world leaders and that's what complicates thises visit for pope francis is all of those leaders and almost 200 motorcades traveling around this city all day tomorrow. you thought we had it bad with three, the president, vice president, pope francis in washington, you can imagine what the challenge will be on these congested streets here and the one below me, fifth avenue looks deserted like a ghost town. his only, vent tonight is at st. patrick's cathedral. he will be taking part in the vespers and evening prayers and a thousand invited priests will be on hand with him and we'll have more at 6:00 and 11:00 tonight. you saw it on the plane issue wendy rieger. this is what you get when we come back. it is attached to a straw, but it is the real deal, the vatican flag. back to you live from midtown manhattan. >> jim and wendy? >> why don't you get me a ticket for a helic

washington earlier this week. after his ride through central park he will make his way to madison square garden where he will celebratepeople. >> elaine, thanks. last night the pope led evening prayers in spanish for about 2,500 people at st. patrick's cathedral in new york. another 500 invited guests saw him outside the newly renovated cathedral. half of them were people who worked on the renovations, the rest were students. in his homily he prayed for religious william, especially roman catholic nuns. >> in every city, the pope is bringing attention to the less fortunate. in washington he met with poor and homeless people. here in new york he will spend time with immigrants. >> cbs news will bring you the pope's visit to the national 9/11 memorial and museum in a special report this morning beginning around 8:30 pacific. and you can follow our coverage of the pope throughout the day on our digital network, cbsn. >>> now to a stunning shift in power on capitol hill. house speaker john boehner says this morning he will resign at the end of october. the ohio republican has been his party's top official in washington fo

washington earlier this week. after his ride through central park, the pope will make his way down to madison square garden, wherewill bring you the pope's visit to national 9/11 memorial and museum in a special report beginning around 11:30 eastern and 8:30 pacific. >>> in washington this morning, lawmakers are trying to tap into a spirit of cooperation. pope francis used those words yesterday when he called for members of congress to work together. house speaker john boehner couldn't hide his emotion when the pope entered the capitol. for the speaker, a catholic and former altar boy, those tears carried over from the house chamber to the capitol balcony. moderator of "face the nation" john dickerson will speak to boehner on sunday. good morning. >> good morning, norah. >> we know john boehner is given to tears at times, but this was certainly a big moment for him yesterday. i know he's your guest on sunday. do you think it ends up having an impact on the fights that are ahead? >> well i think -- who knows what the holy father did to stir the hearts of the audience privately, but i don't think as a political mat

meanwhile, in washington, d.c., new york, and phil, they are getting ready for francis, with stops at the white house, united nations even a visit to central park and madison square garden. he'll arrive in 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. >> because you will be there. see you in philadelphia! >> reporter: the pope is said to be practicing his english. he knows that every word he utters in the ground is going to be scrutinized there and award the world but meeting him for a few seconds you get a sense this is a man who lives in the present moment. when he's with you, he's really with you. and this morning in havana, he's with them. rob? >> terry, i'm sure that's a rare moment for him. you have met countless head of states. what exactly is it like traveling with the pope? >> reporter: it's really thrilling to be traveling with the holy father. i got to tell you, one of my friends said, you feel safe up there at 35,000 feet with him on board and you certainly do. but it's more than that. it's a working environment. everybody is dressed in formal

washington and central park, it's always interesting and fun to watch the effect. i was there when he was elected at the vatican, standing ining overlooking the square and watching the people as the smoke began pouring out, the bells ringing, he walked out, that huge ovation and something i think -- i'm not catholic but something you just watch with this awe and the majesty of it all. >> i'm not catholic either, but we were in rome this summer, my family and i, and we went on a sunday and stood there and looked up at the window and there is -- he is -- he transcends religion in some ways. >> this grin on his face. there's -- he is very disarming but if you listen to him, his message is not. he is very pointed and i think he will be very candid. he will be speaking obviously in english when he meets with the president and before the u.s. congress. very measured and will speak his mind. >> a man, by the way, speaks native spanish, but a number of languages and english isn't one of the top three lang what happens. >> part of the job requirement. lester holt, we will look for your coverage on "nbc nightly news." >> thank you, kate. >> thank you for being here on this fi

washington d.c. canonized a state. moved on to new york city, where he prayed in madison square gardens, at prayers in st. patrick's's cathedral. >> spoke to the u.n. >> and a parade in central parkcame to philadelphia, said mass this morning. got up early. said mass this morning, has been to the seminary, and... >> independence hall. >> independence hall, and now is coming to the festival of families to speak again and watch the performances of aretha franklin. jonathan betz has more for us. >> yes, the energy is unlike anything we have seen before. a huge crowd erupted when the pope began his pilgrimage and parade down benjamin franklin boulevard. he's about to go around city hall and come back on our direction. people on in side of the park, with an excellent view of the pope. people have their phones out. they have been cheering. there's a lot of excitement here waiting for the holy father to come by. >> one of the things that is interesting about this, they started near the stage, then he'll go up and around and come back on the other side of the park way in order for the crowd on that side to get a chance to see him. he's making a u-turn and coming back now. >> we have seen

park, at madison square garden. he has such an exhausting schedule, i'm wondering what it is like for you, for what you're seeing so far in philadelphia. >> well, i was in washington, covered the first leg of the u.s. trip. of course, new york and here. this is different mainly because of the world meeting of families. so many people in town for this event. it's not just about seeing the pope. it's about this event. i was stunned. as you know, the way they're dealing with the media, we're checking in at a specific place, getting on buses and being brought to this location after going through security. looking out the window of the bus it was amazing the number of people clogging the roadways here around the parkway. it is absolutely extraordinary. we were also remarking this entire trip the weather has been just spectacular in all three cities so people could really get out and enjoy this moment. >> we were talking just before we visited you here, lester, about the iconic beauty of this particular vantage point. this is what the pope will take in in philadelphia, such a beautiful city on a beautiful day. you went up those rocky steps a few months ago. >> we talked