this is reminding me of willie wonka and the chocolate factory, and i'm afraid i'll get sucked up. grinding it into a mulch so it can be packed into the molds. the molds are then stacked and left for another three days where the mysillium does what it does. it grows. you have to bake it to stunt the growth so it can be sold to corporations like dell computers and other fortune 500 companies. here's what's really cool about mushroom packaging. i can take this packaging material and actually bury it in my yard. within a couple of months it will biodegrade and add valuable nutrients to the soil. they're about to begin large scale manufacture of plastic-free products, and the possibilities go far beyond protective packaging. they're now developing home insulation. >> welcome to the tiny house. >> so what is the tiny nows? >> our tiny house is both walls are filled with mushroom insulation. the insulation and structure of the wall. >> what was really impressive about these mushroom building materials was their resistance to fire. >> don't try this at home, kids. whoa. >> it will keep bu

one woman told me she feels like she's holding the golden ticket in willie wonka. they felt just like that. so yes, this group is so excited. >> my heart is almost coming to my mouth because it's happy. we feel happy for everybody go to see the papa. >> reporter: and they had join with many, many other excited people about one million expected people there later on this afternoon. the mass is set to begin, that open air mass, at 4:00 this afternoon. . >>> from the seminary of st. charles boromayo the pope there addressing the seminaryians and he's been staying this as well. we saw him coming down the hallway. took those live pictures and he greeted bishops as he made his way to the front. we'll be bringing you live pictures all morning. . >>> more than a million people are expected to attend today's mass with pope francis. if you plan to be one of them, a few things you need to know. first of all, leave the car at home. major highways and roads are impassable in philadelphia. they're closed down. if you need to travel by car, parking is available in camden, new jer

this is reminding me of willie wonka and the chocolate factory, and i'm afraid i'll get sucked up. grinding it into a mulch so it can be packed into the molds. the molds are then stacked and left for another three days where the mysillium does what it does. it grows. you have to bake it to stunt the growth so it can be sold to corporations like dell computers and other fortune 500 companies. here's what's really cool about mushroom packaging. i can take this packaging material and actually bury it in my yard. within a couple of months it will biodegrade and add valuable nutrients to the soil. they're about to begin large scale manufacture of plastic-free products, and the possibilities go far beyond protective packaging. they're now developing home insulation. >> welcome to the tiny house. >> so what is the tiny nows? >> our tiny house is both walls are filled with mushroom insulation. the insulation and structure of the wall. >> what was really impressive about these mushroom building materials was their resistance to fire. >> don't try this at home, kids. whoa. >> it will keep bu

. >> i thought of willie wonka and the chocolate factory. he got a golden ticket. >> reporter: they will be lined up in a hallway inside our lady queen of angels school. they will have a few minutes to see and possibly speak to the pope. some students plan what they want to say. >> my mother is diagnosed with cancer, terminal cancer a couple of months ago. if i could, i would like the pope to maybe say a prayer for my father. it would mean the world to me. >> family and friends ask requests. i'm like, i will try. >> the students feel a connection with the holy father after following him on twitter. >> many people, especially teenagers, people my age see pope francis on twitter. he is with the times. >> he is cool. >> he is awesome. >> pope francis may only be with the students a short time but they say their memories will last a lifetime. in harlem, hazel sanchez. >> stay with cbs 2 and cbs new york for complete coverage of the pope was events 24th to 26th including the procession through central park and the mass at madison square garden. >

scott: this isn't a machine from willy wonka's factory.ow -- this is -- this is the real deal. this is, like, you know... mike: do you mind talking over here? scott: i-i mean, if you want to talk, i'll -- i'll... i'll -- yeah, we can talk. mike: that was not the way that i wanted it to go. i wanted to come in here and say i am sorry, truly, that i did not defend you when the [bleep] hit the fan and stuff happened here. the culture was, yeah, something that i created. and i was doing what i thought was right, and i didn't know what the [bleep] i was doing. scott: you thought what was right was to defend them and -- and treat me like an outcast? mike: i never thought that was right, scott. scott: people had the wrong idea about me because of you. -mike: okay. -scott: and that's -- like, that's -- that's terrible. mike: i apologize for that, scott. it -- things get blown up. things blew up. i never intentionally -- scott: you did intentionally turn -- mike: i apologize for that. scott: you just said you didn't, but you did. -say you did. -mik

the willy wonka of the adult world.ce cream and now gin and tonic in a storm cloud. >> through your lungs and eyeballs. >> reporter: this i had to see. with no rules against breathing on the job, i put on the mandatory plastic poncho and dove in to the alcohol-infused fog. >> i can taste limes and i can smell gin. like it is going straight down. the deeper you breathe, the more you take in. >> reporter: can you feel it going down or is it just me? >> yeah. >> reporter: the truly brave can double up with a monk theme drinkable drink. the sessions last an hour. equal to one drink so they say. >> i'm a bit tipsy. i really have to sneeze. >> reporter: as the bar goers emerge, feedback is positive and a bit giggly. >> how was it? >> really nice. my skin tastes amazing. >> i feel like i need a shower. >> reporter: the cover charge for an hour inside is $20. watching your friends get lost in the fog? priceless. for "today," kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >> you must come out feeling like you have taken a g & t shower. >> i

was like the kid who unwraps a chocolate bar, finds a golden ticket and gets to spend a day with willy wonka apple past that or are we passed that? >> -- past that? >> it's a different company. the steve jobs apple lifts a curtain and blows your mind. a very complicated company, now serving multiple ios's against multiple devices, but it's also enormous. if you are following the company, visiting -- the thing you see consistently is they are working on so much stuff. inevitably anywhere there is a touch screen you can imagine how 3-d will be incorporated great we have already seen the force touch on the apple watch incorporated into the macs. theyhey also described -- are working on so many different ideas and so many different times that you do not know where they are going to go next. he says of himself the key is to get designers to learn new things, try new things. 80% of it may not be useful. but you never know what the right 20% will be. behind that curtain i talk about , there's an industrial design studio and things that can be great, things that can be colossal failures, but they ar

chocolate are in "charlie and the chocolate factory," finds the golden ticket and spent the day with willy wonkas that or are we passed that? josh: i think it is a different company. the steve jobs' apple with show up periodically, lift the curtain and blow your mind. here, it is a very complicated company serving multiple fire wes is against multiple -- multiple ios against multiple devices and it has great resources. if you are following the company , theyou seek consistently are working on so much stuff. what they are smart about is 3-d touch inevitably that wherever there is a touch screen, you can imagine how that will get incorporated. we have seen a little bit of the force touch on the apple watch and that was incorporated into imax. what they also described and they were very insistent, they are working on so many different ideas as so many different times that you really do not know where they will go next and he says, of himself, the key is to get designers to learn your things, try new things. 80% may be thrown over the shoulder and not be useful, but you never know what the right 20%

i feel like it's the golden ticket on willie wonka.er: the people started arriving here at about 5:00 a.m. when the gates open and they are still flowing in. there are 50,000 lucky people who have tickets to watch the speech on those big jumbotrons you see behind me from right here on the capitol lawn but there is a much smaller and much luckier group who actually have tickets to see it inside the house chamber. for them, they will get to see history in person as it's being made. >> maureen, here is your ticket. >> thank you, dear! >> reporter: five-term vermont congressman peter welch said his sister maureen was the first to know about the pope's historic visit. >> i didn't know the pope was coming. i didn't think president obama knew the pope was coming, but maureen knew the pope was coming. >> reporter: so when maureen asked for the ticket, there wasn't much of an argument. >> i immediately sent a note to peter and not only didn't ask him, i said, "i want that ticket! ." >> reporter: to see a man whose persona is more popular than p

. >> i thought of the willie wonka movie and he got the golden ticket. they will only have a few minutes to see or possibly speak to the pope. >> my father was diagnosed with cancer, terminal cancer a couple of months ago, and if i could i would ask the pope to say a prayer for my father, and it would mean the world to me. >> reporter: some feel a connection with the holy father after following him on twitter. >> many are seeing pope francis on twitter and saying he's with the times. >> i think he's awesome. >> reporter: the students say their memories of him will last a lifetime. hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >> just like the golden ticket, it's exciting for them. stay with cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com for complete coverage of all the pope's events including the procession through central park and the mass at madison square garden. >> do you think we could get the pope to do a dump smash with us when heist here? he loves twitter and instagram. >>> did he? didn't he? the confusing exchange. >>> wall street saw gains on tuesday, and the dow jones gained 228, yes

chocolate bar in charlie the chocolate factory, finds a golden ticket, and gets to spend a day with willy wonkased that? >> it is a different company. the steve jobs apple would show up periodically, with a curtain and blow your mind. here, it has a cop kidded company serving multiple ios's serving multiple. it has great resources. if you call the companies see consistently, they are working on so much stuff. about,ey are smart inevitably, anywhere there is a touch screen, you can imagine how they are incorporated -- incorporated. how all of this stuff scales in the galaxy of products. what they also describe, and we were very insistent on this, that they are working on so many different ideas and different times. he says of himself, the key is to get designers to learn and try new rings 80% of it may be thrown over their shoulder and not useful. you never know what the right 20% will be. behind the curtain i talk about in my piece, there is an industrial design studio. things will be great and things can be colossal failures. they are costly trying to experiment with new hardware and new softw