a party atmosphere as pope francis celebrates mass on copacabana beach in brazil. and germany possible the men's soccer team edges out norway to try them at the european championships. we begin in israel where the country's cabinet has approved the release of 100 and four palestinian prisoners, paving the way for fresh yeast talks with the palestinians. this comes after the cabinet voted to adopt the bill that would put any deal reached. negotiations to a referendum. history for prime minister benjamin netanyahu who had to overcome serious opposition on both his ministers and the public. peace talks are expected to resume in washington this week after being stalled for three years. >> benjamin netanyahu new the release of palestinian and israeli arab wristers would be a tough sell. after appealing for public support on facebook the night before, he urged his divided cabinet to accept the proposals. >> i am against it. is not allowed to free terrorists that killed the jewish. >> we have to do what we have to do to make the peace process -- the peace process progress

hundreds of thousands of catholics greeted the pope on copacabana beach waving flags. the pontiff was treated to dance before he addressed the crowd. he celebrated world -- day. >> right now the wind has picked up at copacabana beach, as a celebration is continuing in full force. various performances as the pope watches on. before it began, he arrived with the pope mobile that went down the length of the beach. he was cheered by the crowd. the civilians are young people. the pope gave his welcome greeting speech before the event kicked off. in the speech he specifically remembered his predecessors, recalling john paul ii's being canonized later this year. and how he began this world day celebration in the 1980's. he also thanked benedict xvi. pope talks about how the thoughts of hope and light and love and faith and he specifically mentioned the chris the rst the redeemer statue, anw it is welcomed and embraced for the young people that are catholic in order to celebrate this world day festival. >> stay with uson "france 24> -- stay with us on "france 24." more news in

brian. >> anne thompson high above copacabana beach in rio. anne, thanks. >> back in this country, one month since the supreme court struck down the heart of the landmark voting rights act. and the obama administration has now opened a big new front in the battle over voting rights. going after strict new voting laws in the state of texas and promising that is just the start of it. our report tonight from our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: in a bold response to the supreme court's ruling on the voting rights act attorney general eric holder today said the justice department is asking a federal judge to force texas to get court approval before changing how it conducts elections. >> we believe the state of texas should be required to go through a preclearance process whenever it changes its voting laws and practices. >> reporter: a month ago the supreme court struck down the map of where the preclearance requirement applied automatically, mostly in the south. now the justice department is signaling it will go state-by-state se

a party atmosphere as pope francis celebrates mass on copacabana beach in brazil. and germany possible the men's soccer team edges out norway to try them at the european championships.

. >> reporter: thousands of worshipers gathered on rio's copacabana beach tonight for a mass in honor of pope francis. the pope has a sensitive task here in brazil. just last month the streets were full of demonstrations against the government, protesting general ineptitude and an indifference to the poor. there is a chance the pope's trip here and his spiritual identification with the poor could inflame matters. last night outside a government palace the pope was visiting a renewed protest became a street battle. "the shamelessness of the government has to end" said this demonstrator. "long live the struggle of the brazilian people." father thomas rosica, a vatican broadcaster here with the pope acknowledged francis and the protesters are kindred spirits. >> they're speaking about issues of justice, of peace, of equity, of the distribution of wealth and the great disparity that exists here. >> reporter: after a period of vigorous growth, brazil's economy has stagnated. prices and taxes are high by u.s. standards and official corruption is breathtakingly brazen. this grandmother told

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pope francis just landing -- this is copacabana beach just moments ago. you see him there in the pope mobile greeting the masses there. he arrived by helicopter. there are millions and millions of people on that beach who have been waiting to see him for this glorious, glorious mass and this occasion. this, of course, the pinnacle, if you will, of a week of being in brazil on that trip and all of the excitement and the security as well. >> right. the security surrounding him, that is what they're calling the popemobile. he just got off the helicopter. again, these are live pictures we're bringing you from rio de janeiro, copacabana beach, where the pope is getting ready to begin his mass. our miguel marquez is live there. he told us we could expect up to 4 million people. they have just filled the beach there. it looks like the pope is going to be speaking from a big stage in a fort, and he will be surrounded by onlookers, many people who have made a big trip to be there to see him. it is going to be a historic day. we're going to have much more on this s

there he will join thousands of young catholics and a prayer vigil on copacabana beach. they will meet him there. the final event is tomorrow, when he will say mass before flying back to rome. it is hot here in europe. temperatures have been soaring across the continent. the uk has seen its longest heatwave in seven years. lungs are parched. there are plenty of tourists in town. temperatures could be 40 degrees celsius over the weekend. that is all for now on the journal. thank you for watching. stay tuned for dw. >> music is his life. his body produces amazing sounds. he hopes that will bring him fame one day. partner, ezekiel, patrick is or her sing for the annual jazz festival. ♪ >> i met the young musicians. ♪ ♪ the'm entranced with atmosphere they conjured up in the stuffy or her sole room at 9:00 in the morning. the performance flows. no flat notes. it is like a real concert. i have to admit, when i hear the word jazz, i think of something different. >> jazz is such a big thing. it is special music because there is something for everyone. want to show what ja

he led mass right behind me on a stage on copacabana beach. more than 3 million people turned out. many of them spent the night here lined up in sleeping bags along the beach, along the road, along the route that they expected him to take here. when he passed by in his pope mobile the crowds went crazy trying to hold him babies. one pilgrim managed to hand him the cup of tea. he took a sip from the silver straw. when he reached the stage he also sent a message to young people repeating a theme that we've heard throughout, and that to the people. take the message- don't wait until you have time. you are the messengers of the church. go out and be missionaries. now after the big event here pope francis didn't stop, he went on to meet with latin american bishops, more of a stern message for them, telling them to really reflect on what they're doing, whether it benefits the institution of the church or whether it benefits the people of god. finally, a meeting with volunteers and then back to rome. shasta darlington, cnn, rio de janeiro. >>> all right. coming up, bankruptcy usually mean

it's an incredible scene here at copacabana beach. 3 million people on the sand, more coming for the pope's final mass and word youth day. the pope just got a bird's-eye view as he flew over by chopper to instead of getting in the popemobile and actually coming here. now, some people were here 24 hours sleeping on the beach. they brought sleeping bags and tarps. many bringing the flags of their nations. there are some 170 countries represent here. in speak to get crowd in last night's vigil the pope called on young people could be athletes of christ. and he said, jesus offers them something more than the world cup. but the pope's strongest words were directed at the church itself and its leadership. meeting with the bishops, he criticized the church for being too cold and too distant. and asked the very tough question, are we a church that can still warm people's hearts. now, pope francis has been treated like a rock star here. he has accepted all kinds of gifts. kissed every baby he's seen. that's really been remarkable. and because he's reached out to the people, they have reached

copacabana beach has turned into a massive site. tens of thousands have been sleeping overnight here. and they are still coming in trying to get a glimpse of the pope for tonight's vigil and tomorrow morning's mass. this the highlight of the week long visit by the pope here in brazil. at the end of the night we expect 2 million pilgrims to be here on copacabana beach. no wonder, craig, kids started to call copacabana popacabana. funny enough, it wasn't meant to be here, the vigil and mass. it was meant to be held about 30 miles from here. but the open field where they were meant to be held on turned into a pool of mud after days of rain. but let me tell you, by the look of it, it doesn't look like they mind. there have been a lot of fun. some kids in the water, in the ocean. they are having fun and they tell us that this is what it's all about. it's a mix of faith and fun, craig. >> let's go back to the mass last night. again, more than 1.2 million young people showed up to hear the pope. his message last night has made lots of head

beach. an estimated 3 million people jammed on to the beach to get a glimpse of the pontiff. what a sight! >>> and authorities says a staggering $53 million in jewels were stolen from a posh hotel in cannes, france, over the weekend. police say the brazen theft took place during noon in broad daylight. they are calling it one of europe's biggest jewelry heists in recent years. >>> in business, all eyes on the state of the job market this week. the nasdaq seeing gains after expected earnings in the tech sector. the dow closed higher for the fifth straight week. later we get data on pending home sales for june. sales were ex expected to increase 2% last month. and we'll get results from a variety of companies including anadarko petroleum, express scripts and herbalife. that's a look at the business headlines. happy monday, richard. >> good monday to you. all eyes on the job market this week. the labor department released the monthly jobs report. unemployment happens on friday. the latest lundb

and for her, that's a lifesaver. >>> that right there is a live picture of copacabana beach in rio de janeiro, where massive crowds have gathered to celebrate mass with pope francis. i want to bring in shasta who is there. words i never thought i'd say. the beach and the pope. what was his message a? >> reporter: that's right. he finished just a short while ago and he repeated a theme that he's been hammering home this whole week, and that's been telling yes, ma'am people to get out and be missionaries of the faith. he says you can't do it when you have freedom time. you have to do it now. and it's been an amazing scene. more than 3 million people on the beach. many of them slept here. when the pope came down in his popemobile, the crowd went crazy. one managed to pass him a big cup of tea, the kind of tea south americans drink. the highlight was when the pope himself said that the next site will be in poland 2016. and by then pope john paul ii should have beaeeen cannonized. >> shasta, thank you very much. we will be back here with our panel and some questionable behavior from politi

. >>> and people filled brazil's copacabana beach for the pope's time mass there. the trip does seem to have paid disk i dends, with ever-bigger crowds flocking to see him. our correspondent is inryo. i asked -- in rio. i asked him how pleased the vatican will be with how it's gone. >> the crowd is new dispersing. a couple of commitments the pope still has, he's going to meet volunteers and then a farewell speech at the airport before flying back to rome. the big development today is that the pope has announceded the next world day will be held in krakow, poland in three years' time. >> that's where the very popular pope john paul was from. we've seen this pope taking a very different approach from that taken by the church under previous popes. >> you said very popular, but that was social quietism of pope john paul and his successor, benedict, that really didn't play well in this part of the world at all. the sharp decline of the catholic church in this part of the world, especially at the lower ends of the income scale, and this pope wants to change that. complet

beach in a prayer ritual. they are set to walk nine kilometers to rio to meet him there. the final event of his trip is tomorrow, where he will say mass . here in europe. temperatures have been soaring across the continent. the uk has seen its longest heatwave in seven years. a little drizzle last night did not do much to help in berlin. there are plenty of tourists in town. temperatures could reach 40 degrees celsius over the weekend. that is all for now on the journal. thank you for watching. >> music is patrick's life. his body produces amazing sounds, and he hopes that will bring him fame someday. together with his partner, ezekiel, patrick is rehearsing for the annual jazz festival. musicians inyoung the capital. ♪ i am entranced by the atmosphere the two managed to conjure up in the stuffy windowless rehearsal room at 9:00 in the morning. the performance flows. no flat notes. it's just like a real concert. i hear thedmit when word jazz, i think of something completely different. >> jazz is such a big t

beach, if you had lost faith in the church, if you had lost faith in god, jesus stands with you opinion all of these actions are why pope francis, when he leaves here, will leave known as the people's pope. i'm anne thompson in rio de janeiro, now back to you. >> in berkeley today, plans to close a downtown berkeley post office have been met with opposition. and some groups are holding protests and demonstrations. nbc bay area's kimberly terry is at the post office in shaddic. >> you can see the protesters are out here. they will be out here until the post office says it will not shut down and sell this building. the post office which was built in 1914 is the heart and soul of the community. the demonstration started at about 1:00 this afternoon, and the groups are also holding a teach-in on privatization of public services. if the post office plans to go through. they plan to sell the 52,000 square foot building, they will file a lawsuit. >> when we are threatened by these words, austerity. we're there's no alternative other than to private iize publ things. we know and we believe that

lot of those people have been waiting there at copacabana beach for 12 hours already just to hear him speak. >>> he thought he would have gotten asylum by now but edward snowden still stuck in the moscow transit lounge. he's been there for more than a month. the u.s. wants snowden ex-tre indicted to face espionage charges. >> he's been assigned temporary asylum in russia and the decision could take months. word is he wants to stay in russia. yesterday the media reported he would be allowed to exit the airport and settle temporarily in russia while he awaits that decision and snowden's lawyer says they never did get the paperwork for it so situation normal for mr. snowden. >> unresolved. >>> here's what we're working for this hour, police gearing up bringing in reinforcements, this is ahead of major protests expected in egypt. we're going to be live in cairo. >>> monogamy around the world, anthony weiner's sexting scandal wanted us to take a look at other countries, is monogamy possible in some cultures. >>> and people all over the world head to the special spot where they can see both

. >>> at least 3 million people packed copacabana beach in rio de janeiro yesterday to celebrate the final mass of pope francis' visit to brazil and hear him tell followers, they must, "be a disciple with a mission. there are no borders, no limits to what you're called upon to do." pope francis proved he was doing >>> at least 3 million people packed copacabana beach in rio de janeiro yesterday to celebrate the final mass of pope francis' visit to brazil and hear him tell followers, they must, "be a disciple with a mission. there are no borders, no limits to what you're called upon to do." pope francis proved he was doing things a bit differently than his predecessor by taking a notably compassionate stand toward gay priests. when asked by a member of the press about so-called gay lobby inside the church, he said, "when i meet a gay person, i have to distinguish between their being gay and being part of a lobby. if they accept the lord and have good will, who am i to judge them? the tendency is not the problem. they are our brothers." this statement is just the latest rhetorical and

. >> reporter: on copacabana beach where tourists worship the sun daily, this week the focus turns to god. this is the backdrop for world youth day, a catholic carnival led by pope francis, the first pope from latin america. more than a million young pilgrims from 170 countries are expected to come hear the pope's call to reenergize the church with missionary zeal. the largest u.s. contingent hails from brooklyn celebrating mass this morning before boarding the bus for the ten-hour flight. francis' journey will take 13 hours, sent off today by thousands in the square. the pope's first overseas trip from st. peters is expected to cost $150 million, about a third of that, some $50 million, will be paid for by brazil's government. vatican officials acknowledge it's a lot of money, but point out it pales when compared to the $13 billion brazil will spend on next year's world cup. that spending drug brazilians into the streets in recent weeks. angry the government is financing stadiums instead of improving health care and education. now there are fears protesters will use the papal visit t

. >> one of the highlights of the visit will be a mass on copacabana beach. a man known for his simple and austere approach him a it is thought that he will lead the faithful in an open top jeep. one of the stops in his visit in a poor area. where drug trafficking and violence are rampant until recently. the police moved in or so-called pacifying operations. >> i would at least try to get close to him. i wouldn't want him to bless all brazilians and ask him for peace to brought upon us because violence is present. >> brazil has the highest catholic population of any country in the world. it is these children who the pope will be reaching out to. >> now, to our continuing series on the future of fuel. yesterday, we looked at of the american oil boom. today, we focus on the controversial process known as fracking. this has allowed the u.s. production to soar and u.s. exports could increase more than 500% over the next 12 years. our science editor sent us this report. .> a glimpse of the underworld a few revealing the geology beneath our feet. >> each area is an

certainly the mass yesterday and you had more than 3 million people on copacabana beach. i was out there in the midst of them and it was very peaceful, very solemn and very respectful service. you think 3 million people gathered in one place, it's got to be a little zany. but i was struck by how during the pope's homily the people were quiet. the other thing, andrea, i will tell you, what happened on that plane last night, you would have loved every second of it. the pope came back, he spoke for an hour and 20 minutes, never used a note, took every question that was asked. didn't try to dodge anything. he laughed, he was animated, he was expressive and he talked about a variety of subjects, everything from the so-called gay lobby to the vatican bank scandal, to the -- what's even in that balack briefcase that he's carried everywhere. if you are wonder, it is a razor, a day planner, and a book about his favorite saint. he appears to be so ordinary. he's really trying to keep his feet on the ground as he leads this gigantic church. andrea. >> ann, your coverage has been ama

the fifth day of his visit to latin america, he arrived on copacabana beach for a reenactment of the crucifixion. the survivor of a train that derailed in northwest spain reports that the train was traveling more than double the speed limit at the time of the crash. police are questioning the 52- year-old driver. he is currently in hospital recovering from injuries sustained in the accident. in pakistan, a series of explosions wracked the area near the northern border of afghanistan. people were shopping for food to break their ramadan fast. it is the deadliest attack to hit the country during the holy month. no group has claimed responsibility. the man who held three women captive for almost a decade and repeatedly raped them will spend the rest of his life in jail. ariel castro pleaded guilty, which allows him to avoid the death penalty. the 53-year-old former ohio bus driver was arrested on may 6 after one of the victims managed to escape, together with a daughter who she bore in captivity. two more local women were later rescued from the house. that is all we have time for for th

beach. acf pilgrims packed the beach enjoying the celebratory atmosphere. it is the pope's idle day of his visit to the country as he tries to reignite faith in the catholic church. our latin american editor is there and joins us live. extraordinary pictures of the millions of people who turned out to see the pope. what was his message? certainly an extra gary seen. you can probably see behind me that most of the people have started leaving, but with 3 million people it is taking a long time. the pope at this very moment is addressing the -- the bishops of the latin america this couple conference, telling what he expects under his papacy. but before that, he addressed millions of young people who had come for world youth day and told him what he wanted for them was a very some all but difficult to do -- that was to go out and be pastors, to evangelize and go beyond the borders of the catholic church. catholicreas where the church never goes and is ignored and sometimes where it is rejected.

. >> reporter: from the mass attended by more than 3 million on copacabana beach to more special counters spectacular images mark pope francis' trip to brazil. one of the most dramatic moments came on the flight home a no holds barred press conference something no pope has done in years. animated, relaxed and funny, the 76-year-old pontiff took questions for an hour and 20 minutes. asked about the so-called gay lobby inside the vatican, the pope gave an answer no one expected. "if a person is gay and seeks the lord and has goodwill, who am i to judge that person?" >> is t sends a strong message from the head of the catholic church that gay people should not be marginalized, should not be discriminated against. should be -- he wants to be inclusive and welcoming to them. >> reporter: francis said no on women priests, explaining the church had spoken on that. as for his predecessor and neighbor at the vatican, pope benedict, francis likened him to a wise grandfather. he says he doesn't live in the papal apartments because they're just too big. he cannot live alone for psychological reasons.

these people have built life- sized sand sculptures of him on copacabana beach. pope francis is the first pontiff from latin america. he led the church in buenos aires. the places where he used to work are now attracting a lot of tourists. >> american students touring buenos aires forget the usual stops, the picturesque neighborhoods, the football stadium. he says the only topic of interest lately is the argentine pope francis. >> he has his own manners that sometimes are totally out of the -- of being the pope. get hisn my opinion, image and image of the catholic church closer to the people. >> he shows the students where pope francis had coffee and read newspapers. initial criticism about the pope's role during argentina's dictatorship have given way to more positive images. the pope was american, i'm sure american people would be very proud to have a pope. >> this is one of the main tourist estimations. this is where the presidential palace is. more people are coming here to take pictures of the cathedral where pope francis used to work when he was an archbish

hundreds of thousands of catholics are flocking to rio's legendary copacabana beach. >> absent from tonight's event is pope francis, who has been taking a day of rest after holding this private mass for the papal delegation. he will meet all the rest he can get. he has a busy schedule ahead of him, greeting millions of catholics in town for the weeks >> but it has not been all smiles and handshakes. brazil has seen a wave of protests over government spending and corruption over recent weeks, but vatican officials officials say they are not concerned about the pope's safety. >> for his trip to brazil, pope francis opted for an open vehicle, leaving the bulletproof pope mobile in the vatican. it's a headache for security officials, but part of the pontiff hostas i are to connect with the people. tens of thousands throng the streets to get a glimpse of the leader of the catholic church. -- it's a headache for security officials, but part of the pontiff's desire to connect with the people. over 1.5 million faithful are expected to turn out to see him in the coming days. >> i am deeply moved. >> a

rain to give pope francis a joyous welcome at copacabana beach. he told youngsters to get out in the streets, enjoy their faith and shake up the old diocese. earlier in the day he visited a shanty town in northern rio known as the gaza strip for its high crime rate. >>> and a showdown is brewing over efforts to restrict voting laws in north carolina. last night a republican-backed measure cleared the house. six people were arrested for trying to stop it. the measure would require voters to present government-issued photo i.d.s at the polls. it shortens early voting by one week, ends same-day registration, eliminates a high school program and raises caps. it's unclear whether the governor will sign the measure into law. yesterday holder said they will challenge a new voter law in texas and hinted at changing the voter laws in other states including north carolina. >>> here in new york there are revelations about former congressman anthony weiner's says it will public even more in the coming days. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >>> well, straight

pope francis visit ag slum and addressing about a million young roman catholics on copacabana beach. >>> we're getting a dramatic new look at the deadly train crash in spain. it shows the moments before and after the train derailed killing at least 78 people. the cause of the crash is under investigation. there are reports the train was traveling too fast through the area. >>> just hours ago, crews repaired broken gas and waterlines that led to a frightening text alert in contra costa county. the county issued an alert in alamo yesterday. but it went out to some people outside of that affected area with very little detail and it scared a lot of people. the county seems to think a glitch tied to a computer upgrade is to blame. >>> a police patrol car in palo alto is creating continue searcy this morning because it's now equipped with technology that can automatically read your license plate. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in palo alto this morning to explain. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this is raising concerns over a big brother. palo alto police depart

pope francis was the star of a big rally on copacabana beach. as he made his way to the stage, he was cranking up the crowd from the popemobile. he also visited a real slum. in addition to hearing confessions today francis meets with some prison inmates. >>> and prince harry says he's thrilled about the arrival of his brand-new nephew. uncle prince harry says their first meeting with prince george alexander louis cambridge was the baby crying his eyes out. that's what babies do. and he adds he is looking forward to spending lots of quality time with the royal baby. >> he's about that long. about that wide. fantastic to have another addition to the family. i only hope my brother knows how expensive my baby sitting charges are. >> and harry says part of his job will be to see that the future king stays out of harm's way and of course, make sure he has fun. an area that we know that harry has plenty of expertise. >> just stay away from vegas. uncle harry and aunt pippa. that's a good combo. >> it really is. >> lucky kid. >>> now, some weather. star

he sat out last night's outdoor mass an copacabana beach, the first big event of the world youth day festival that drew him to brazil in the first place. >>> the newest member of britain's royal family has spent his first night at home. and as expected, he's on the cover of newspapers around the world. >> yes, he is. >> just a couple. >> we have a couple of printouts for you. take a look. this one from "the daily express," showing the beautiful baby boy. our very special prince. as you see right here in the corner, the very proud parents, the moment we walked out of the hospital. >> "the star," on this one. they have the happy couple holding the baby. looking very happy, indeed. >> and he is just the cutest little boy in the whole, wide world. i wonder who he looks like. it's hard to tell. everybody asks that question. too early. >> he's got dad's eyes. and mom's nails. >> hopefully he has kate middleton's hair. >> who's hair? you nailed it. you were half a beat ahead of me. >> half a beat. abc's amy robach was there in london for the prince's unforgettable worldwide debut. >> report

. >> reporter: from the mass attended by more than three million on copacabana beach to more personal encounters, spectacular images marked pope francis' trip to brazil. but one of the most dramatic moments came on the flight home. >> i'm going to face that. >> reporter: a no holds barred press conference, something no pope has done in years. animated, relaxed and funny. the 76-year-old pontiff took questions for an hour and 20 minutes. asked about the so-called gay lobby inside the vatican, the pope gave an answer no one expected. if a person is gay and seeks the lord and has good will, who am i to judge that person? >> it sends a strong message from the head of the catholic church that gay people should not be marginalized, should not be discriminated against, should be -- he wants to be inclusive and welcoming to them. >> reporter: francis said no on women priests, explaining the church had spoken on that. as for his predecessor and neighbor at the vatican, pope benedict, francis likened him to a wise grandfather. he says he doesn't live in the papal apartments because they are jus

tonight in rio, a big crowd is out on copacabana beach where they are celebrating the start of all the world youth day festivities. nbc's anne thompson is traveling with the pope on this trip and has our report. >> reporter: the vatican says there will be no change in pope francis' itinerary, despite these images that shocked the world. in rio today, brazilian officials are blaming each other for monday's unnerving mob scene. >> they should have warned the pope that that way was not a good way to go. >> reporter: the motorcade made a wrong turn into traffic. the surging crowd trapped the pope in his fiat van. security forces clearly rattled, struggled to get control. was the pope ever afraid last night? >> he was not at all afraid. i can assure you of that. those around him, his secretary and some others in the cars behind were a bit concerned. but the pope was clearly at home. he's used to a latino-american welcome. >> reporter: in fact, the pope seemed to enjoy it, getting into his wide-open pope mobile to greet even more people. but rio can be a very dangerous city. last night, this

an estimated 3 million people jammed rio de janeiro's famed copacabana beach to celebrate mass with the pope on sunday. the pope was in brazil to celebrate world youth day. the vatican called his trip a great success. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, a stark look at poverty in america and a major merger in the advertising world. wendy gillette is here in new york with that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> a gap between the rich and poor is getting wider, and it's crossing racial lines. a new survey by the "associated press" finds four out of five u.s. adults struggle with joblessness, near poverty, or have been on welfare for at least part of their working lives. poverty rates among all raises has narrowed since the 1970s. more than 76% of white adults say they've experienced economic insecurity by the time they turn 60. the risk of economic insecurity affects almost 80% of americans across all races. >>> asian markets saw profit-taking ahead of manufacturing data from china. tokyo's nikkei plummeted more than 3%. hong kong's hang seng lost half a percent.

hundreds of thousands of catholics are flocking to rio's legendary copacabana beach. >> absent from tonight's event is pope francis, who has been taking a day of rest after holding this private mass for the papal delegation. he will meet all the rest he can get. he has a busy schedule ahead of him, greeting millions of catholics in town for the weeks >> but it has not been all smiles and handshakes. brazil has seen a wave of protests over government spending and corruption over recent weeks, but vatican officials officials say they are not concerned about the pope's safety. >> for his trip to brazil, pope francis opted for an open vehicle, leaving the bulletproof pope mobile in the vatican. it's a headache for security officials, but part of the pontiff hostas i are to connect with the people. tens of thousands throng the streets to get a glimpse of the leader of the catholic church. -- it's a headache for security officials, but part of the pontiff's desire to connect with the people. over 1.5 million faithful are expected to turn out to see him in the coming days. >> i am deeply moved. >> a

some 3 million people, the lininglargest number, rio de janeiro's copacabana beach to see and hear the pontiff one last time. >> the simplicity and flavor he showed us was received with open arms by the people of rio de janeiro. this is evidence that faith can unite people. >> pope francis called on those , butful to be tolerant never directly refer to the vatican zone prohibitions against divorce, contraception, gay marriage. the only hint was his invitation on stage mother wearing a no to abortion t-shirt while holding her baby with a severe brain disability. >> the young people who put up with the rain and cold and hunger have been summoned by their new pope for a more difficult mission, and that is go out and be a disciple. and to do so in places where the catholic church has been discredited. the pope was much more demanding of his clergy, meeting with latin american and caribbean bishops before leaving. speaking sternly of the failures of a church that has suffered masked infections and sex abuse scandals. saying the catholic church has to heal wounds and abandon its outdated str

r7 were on copacabana beach, a rock star reception. millions here for world youth day. one young woman so overcome she could barely get the words out, until the pope came to the rescue. unlike monday's mayhem, this ride is shorter and safe. security everywhere you look. warships off the coast. soldiers among the tourists along the beach. sharpshooters on the roof overlooking the pope's speech at a soccer field. this is a big test for rio, which will host soccer's world cup next year and the 2016 summer olympics. security for both events will be built from this $48 million command center. 1,000 traffic and security cameras were positioned across the metro area. >> you can see the routes. >> reporter: these are the papal routes here? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: pope francis shows no indication he is worried about security, confidently walking through one of rio's most dangerous slums, right at home among the poorest of the poor. an advocate for social justice, the pope calls for the wealthy of brazil to do more for those who have so little. today, pope francis continues t

he'll also lead the stations of the cross on the famous copacabana beach and visit a slum in rio de janeiro. can following the pope on twitter be good for your soul? the vatican says that following world youth day events on social media can lead to a plenary indulgence, which catholics believe can reduce the time a soul spends in purgatory. but it's not that easy. the same requirements for participation, devotion and contrition apply, in real life and online. that's our program for now. i'm deborah potter. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. and visit our website, where there is always much more, including audio and video podcasts of this program. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, more music from the iglesia cuadrangular el calvario. ♪ barry kibrick: today on "between the lines," a new way of looking at your work and life with my guest maynard webb. welcome, i'm barry kibrick. maynard, as the coo of ebay, created the organizational structure that enabled the company to grow from millions in revenue to multi-billions in ju

beach in front of three million worshippers prior to going back to rome. thirty eight people are now reported to have been killed in a boat accident in southern italy a coach carrying pilgrims and their children plunged thirty meters off a motorway fly over into the woods it's not yet known what caused the accident in which several other vehicles may have been involved. rioting has hit the capital over the weekend after the country's monarch demanded a law that would see protesters prosecuted ass terrorists hundreds have been arrested and jailed since the beginning of the uprising authorities are still struggling to keep control in the face of war anti-government protests planned for the next month. that's it for me today but do stay with us coming up scotland's first minister tells r.t. about the prospects of independence from britain. i've got a big question for you how stupid can stupid terrorist paranoia get according to four progressive stuck on the texas department of public safety demanded that any women entering the state senate hand over any tampo

beach t does look like him. look at that the artist comeered it using special dice and sprayed it with a sealant to protect it from the water around wind. he says he hopes the pope stops by to see his twin to see the visit. he arrive there is monday. >> people love him. they do >>> thank you for being with us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. have a great weekend, everybody. (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. i am sir can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (male announcer) break the monotony. visit spam.com. she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ [men laughing] (jonathan) mr. donaghy w

. >> reporter: after being greeted like a rock star in brazil, preaching to millions on copacabana beach, this new pope who had gone to great lengths to project simplicity and openness gave a remarkable press conference on the flight back to rome. such a striking difference from his often timid predecessor who only took preselected questions from the press. pope francis laughing and joking with reporters. speaking off the cuff for 80 minutes. here's the moment that is getting so much attention, the pope saying, quote, if someone is gay and he searchs for the lord and has good will, who am i to judge? compare that to pope benedict who called gays objectively disordered or pope john paul ii who called homosexual acts against natural law. while pope francis's comments are making global waves tonight, it's important to note the pope said nothing to suggest acceptance of gay sex or any other change in church policy. the pope also made unusually warm overtures today to divorced people who he said should receive the sacraments and women who he said are more important than bishops and priests. h

one million are expected to attend a papal mass on copacabana beach and pope francis will also bless residents in a vast rio slum. today in the town of east cleveland, ohio, police charged a registered sex offender with murder after the bodies of three women were discovered. michelle miller is there. >> reporter: it was a call about a bad smell that led police to this abandoned home and garage. two of the bodies were found here. the third victim was found in an overgrown field about a hundred yards away. all were wrapped in plastic bags and killed within the past two weeks. east cleveland mayor gary norton. >> as a community we are dealing with tragedy. we are healing, and we are strong. >> reporter: the suspect is michael madison. one of the bodies was found near his car. shortly after his arrest, groups of neighbors pitched in to help look for more bodies. plywood was pried off windows and doors of 40 foreclosed homes to conduct a room-by-room search. >> fortunately, with the grace of god, there was not another victim found yesterday. >> reporter: investigators say madison told the

they lined the streets of rio de janeiro as he arrived for a service at copacabana beach. this is his first overseas trip ry pope, and by every indication he loves being among the faithful. dean reynolds is there. >> reporter: from the moment of >> reprival in rio, pope francis has been hands opening his opndow and his arms to countless who have flooded to his side. it has frazzled the nerves of his security detail and left his aides gasping. father thomas rosica is a vatican spokesman. >> we saw the exuberance and desire of people to touch the vans, shut the windows. f peoof me was saying, shut the window." part >> reporter: but this pope goes to of his way to return the affection. his bear hug comes in bunches. there is kissing, caressing, and blessing with hands. there is no apparent papal forrd for the dangers that may lurk in crowds of strangers. yesterday, residents of a violent slum. on wednesday, drug addicts. holding them all was the pope. 15-year-old carlo francisco -year-, the son of two drug addicts, met him wednesday night. he said the pope was cool but he had

today, the government says it will deploy extra ships along that famed copacabana beach when the pope addresses hundreds of thousands of young catholics. >>> well, he has waited a couple of days but now the world's most famous baby has what all newborns need and have, a name. new parents william and kate have named their first child george alexander louis. third in line to the british throne will be formally known as his royal highness prince george of cambridge. the name is rooted in british tradition. there's been six british kings named george, including queen elizabeth's own father. >> kind of like the alexander part. nice touch. >> i do, too. >>> officials say tropical storm dorian is churning across the eastern atlantic. >> it is off the coast of africa, packing winds up to 50 miles per hour. for now, it's not threatening any populated areas. if it states on his course westward, it could be north of puerto rico by monday. >>> time for weather on the mainland. a beautiful day in the southwest, northeast, and northern-most parts of the midwest, with sunny, dry and cooler condition

. >>> more than 3 million people packed the beach at copacabana in brazil to see the first latin american pontiff. the crowd so large some pilgrims waded in the water to hear pope francis speak. >> reporter: copacabana beach normally phone for its scantily clad sunbathers the scene for a much more massive turnout greeting pope francis on this last day in brazil. maybe 3 million people came out to see the pope say the final mass of his tour. he had a new message for the masses urging young people to go forth and build a new world. >> now you must go and transmit this experience to others. jesus calls you to be his missionary disciples. >> reporter: both pope francis and benedict 16 high pressure made young people a priority for the catholic church. >> translator: i came to world youth day with a reason. to change as a person and learn a lot. >> translator: pope francis communicates a message of simplicity and prayer. i think this is really what the church needs. people who are simple and live for love. >> reporter: on saturday, pope francis gave a sermon acknowledging the ongoing struggle

beach are now packing up to go home, as pope francis wraps up his first foreign trip, one he hopes will help reverse an exodus of believers from the church. they're the biggest crowds rio has ever seen. bigger even than when mick jagger played here. all for a man who has become something of a rock star himself. over the past week, pope francis has charmed his way through the masses, his energy, his light personal touch delighting the adoring crowds he stops his popemobile to wade into. >> i feel like he's really trying to be one with the people, rather than just trying to be a leader from the top. >> reporter: under that wide smile, the first latin-american pope knows his church is in crisis, hemorrhaging followers in brazil, the most catholic country on earth. their numbers dropping almost 30% in the past 40 years. in a speech to bishops this weekend, he said the church has been too intellectual, too cold. it needs a simpler, warmer message, he said. the pope has made it clear here in brazil that he plans to radically change the church, to make it more about the people, more about the

beach for a prayer service led by the pope. pope francis once again taking his message out of the churches and right to the people. david. >>> now to boston and to a powerful moment. exactly 100 days after the boston bombings that killed three people and injured more than 260, the last patient has left the hospital surrounded by his son, his fiance and their friends. it comes at the same time as the sons of a massachusetts state trooper defend his actions. he was so incensed by "rolling stone" magazine's cover, the picture of the boston bomber, that he released his own photos, knowingly putting his job in jeopardy, and in fact he was put on desk duty because of it. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: sean murphy put his career on the line by releasing these dramatic photographs, a bloody dzhokhar tsarnaev at the moment of his capture. he did it to counter this "rolling stone" cover which critics believe makes tsarnaev look like a celebrity. >> i thought it was ridiculous. i thought it made him

beach in front of three million of worshipers before flying bad to rome. thirty eight people are now reported to have been killed in a road accident in southern italy a coach carrying pilgrims and their children plunged thirty meters off a motorway fly over into it's not yet know what caused the accident in which several other vehicles may have been involved. rioting has had bahrain's capital over the weekend after the country's monarch monarch demanded a law that would see protesters prosecuted as terrorists hundreds have been arrested and jailed since the beginning of the uprising authorities are still struggling to keep control in the face of more anti-government protests planned for next month. well you have today here in our next cross stock on the state of the american dream and it enormously wide income gap. i've got a big question for you how stupid could stupid terrorist paranoia get according to four progressive stuck on the texas department of public safety demanded that any women entering the state senate hand over any tampons or pads before en

instead it will take place at copacabana beach. the prayer is very important. it recalls the incarnation when the angel came to the virgin mary telling her she would be with child. of course that child is jesus, kelly? kelly: i recall standing in ankle deep mud listeninging to e pope john paul in west germany in the 1980s. >> reporter: pilgrims are powerful people. kelly: they are and troopers, lauren. thanks. have details to tell you about the deadly train crash that happened in spain. what a horrible image that is as investigators officially de-- detain the driver of the chain now. the accusation now is he was going way too fast. more on that coming up. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from cha. so you can. ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. if you're eligible for medicare, you might kn

some 3 million people, lining copacabana beach to see the pontiff one last time. >> the simplicity and flavor he showed us was received with open arms by the people of rio. this is evidence that faith can wreak -- can unite people. >> hope francis auld on the faithful to be tolerant but never directly referred to the vatican's own prohibitions against divorce, contraception, and gay marriage. the only hint was his indication on stage to a mother wearing a note to abortion t-shirt while holding a baby with a severe brain deformity. >> the young people who grab the -- gladly put up with the cold, rain, hunger, lack of sleep, have been summoned to a more difficult mission. at is to go out and be disciples in places where the cat -- where the catholic church has been discredited or is out of step with modern times. >> the pope was much more demanding of his surgery, meeting with latin american and caribbean bishops before leaving, speaking sternly of the failures of a church that has suffered mass defections and sex abuse scandals, saying that the catholic church had to heal wounds and aba