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whatever else the trip may or may not achieve francis has already managed to put moderate muslims and the roman catholic church in the same camp as opposes the religious extremism. allen pizzey, cbs news, istanbul. >> axelrod: in columbus, ohio, this afternoon, ohio state university beat michigan 42-28 in the 110th playing of one of college football's most intense rivalries. but as carter evans reports, a great deal of focus was on a player who wasn't even there. >> to the end zone! touchdown! ohio state! >> reporter: before all the jubilation of victory over their biggest rival, there was a som bell message on the scoreboard. >> a first-year football player has been missing since wednesday. friends, family, members of the university community, along with columbus police, are part of an ongoig search. >> he failed to show up at an ohio state practice on wednesday. he hasn't been seen since. volunteers have spread oit across columbus, ohio, missing persons flyers in hand. friend like craig thomas are stunned. >> he's never missed competition, never missed practice. >> for him to drop o

pope francis has now removed cardinal burke from his post as the vatican's highest court. he is instead in a position that's most notable for its lack of responsibleties. it was as if chief justin john roberts had been sent to call balls and strikes at a little league game. the catholic church is 1.2 billion members strong. it has been a remarkedly political entity for most of the time that it has existed. cardinal burke has spent what's left of his career using conservative politics as the means of his advancement. does his very public demotion now signal upon plans to operate in american politics? or how he doesn't want to. joining us now is editor in chief for the religion news service. thanks very much for being here. i appreciate your time tonight. >> good to see you, rachel. >> so i'm a lifelong catholic. but i'm not sure i always understand the the church hierarchy and all of these things. how big of a demotion was this for cardinal burke? >> as big as they get. this is like president obama coming in and telling john roberts, you know, i don't like your style. i don

pope francis has now removed cardinal burke from his post as the vatican's highest court. he is instead in a position that's most notable for its lack of meaningful responsibilities. it was as if chief justin john roberts had been sent to call balls and strikes at a little league game. the catholic church is 1.2 billion members strong. it has been a remarkably political entity for most of the time that it has existed. cardinal burke has spent what's left of his career using conservative politics as the means of his advancement. does his very public demotion now signal upon plans to operate in american politics? or how he doesn't want to. joining us now is editor in chief for the religion news service. thanks very much for being here. i appreciate your time tonight. >> good to see you, rachel. >> so i'm a lifelong catholic. but i'm not sure i always understand the the church hierarchy and all of these things. how big of a demotion was this for cardinal burke? >> as big as they get. this is like president obama coming in and telling john roberts, you know, i don't like your

pope francis has arrived in turkey, where he's just met president erdogan. the pope is the first international guest at the controversial new turkish presidential palace. >>> cricket bats are being laid out around the world in tribute to phillip hughes, who died on thursday after being struck on the back of the head by a ball. >>> now, aaron's back with all the business, including the latest economic figures out of brazil, which suggest that brazil is inching its way towards recovery. >> better numbers. but nothing to pop the champagne corks. let me explain. hello there. brazil. one of the world's fastest-growing economies, but yes, it slipped into recession this year. although, saying that, figures in the past hour show that the third quarter -- that three-month period, brazil's economy has recovered. but only slightly a pinch. it expanded by 0.1 of a percent compared with the previous three months. and now all eyes are on this man here, an ex-banker who was named as the new finance minister only yesterday, on thursday. he has vowed to cut spending and clea

pope francis has demonstrated grace, vision, and wisdom in these first few years of his papacy. he's been committed to building consensus, embracing diversity, and celebrating faith. we must follow his example and work to encourage and engage with others in the same way. i've said many times, of course, that philadelphia is, in fact, a world-class city. i'm looking forward to showcasing our culture and community with people from across america and around the world and welcoming them to the most welcoming city in the united states of america, philadelphia. [ cheers and applause ] our city will continue to work with and support the world meeting of families and the philadelphia 2015 team with our extensive experience and knowledge of hosting big events safely and successfully. we are deeply honored that pope francis, the holy father, who is now, in fact, one of the world's most transformative leaders, is coming to the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection, the city of families. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, mayor nutter, bob. we are very privileged today

pope francis officially has confirmed that he is coming to philadelphia next year for the world meeting of families. that announcement happened just within the past 90 minutes at a small gathering in rome. nbc 10's matt delucia is live outside of the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. now, this was expected. in fact, the pope has mentioned in public several times in the last few months that he does plan on coming to philadelphia, but now it's official. >> reporter: yeah, chris, there was plenty of speculation over the past several months, but now that's been put to rest. pope francis made it official earlier this morning in rome, saying that he is going to come to philadelphia for the world meeting of families next year, and that will be in september. and archbishop charles schaap you and a delegation from our area, they were in rome as well to get that news. now, archbishop schapu says that the announcement here made him overjoyed, and he believes that the pope's presence next year will electrify the gathering. now, the world meeting of families is scheduled to be held septem

. >> pope francis has highlighted the plight of refugees from syria and iraq and condemned extremists such as the islamic state group. the leader of the cath lick church met with the turkish president friday. our correspondent spoke to us earlier and he had more on the pope's message. >> the pope condemned what he called the barbaric violence of militant groups such as isis against christians in cities in iraq and sir -- syria and said it was lafell to fight such groups. but he also said they needed to fight hunger and other things. he praised turkey for what he called generously accepting so many syrian refugees. turkey is now hosting 1.7 million syrians. that is seven% of the syrian population. the pope says the world should do more to help turkey provide for the refugees. >> another speaker has been speaking. wallace he at odds with the pontiff or was there any common ground? >> there was common ground. he condemned islamiphobia and that that fuels those groups. he accused the world of failing to strongly oppose military coups and massacres. he said the world seemed to sometimes en

pope francis has also not shied away from trying to reiterate a point he's made on several occasions and that is, trying to resolve the problems of the middle seeft not going to be achieved by military means. trying to resolve the plight of not just the christians but also the muslims is not going to be resolved by military means either. there is no illustration that this troupe is somehow going to immediately have a significant impact on the ground. but at the very least, at this stage, we do have pope francis making a significant effort to reach out. >> he also condemned islamophobia, even though he condemned isis, he did graduate and thank erdowan. and arwa damon, we appreciate it. >>> a sense of calm in ferguson, missouri, endeded friday night. >> some tense moments that you see in the dramatic video that shows even more arrests. >>> in baghdad, police are using the device like the one you see the man holding there as a bomb detecter. but we'll show you what it really does, coming up on cnn. t who ate the quarterback? share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flake

president if a tall al sisi of egypt and pope francis has just concluded. the meeting centered on the ro roman catholic church and egyptian, a relationship that president al sisi is keen to improve. they discussed the institutions of learning that had a falling out because of comments made by pope benedict xvi. now they are expected to accelerate their relationship between the university and the vatican and getting peter. now one of the main reasons that president fattah al sisi is in italy is toepiece economic ties with italy. italy has investments in egypt that amount to billions of dollars. now he's accompanied by big businessmen from egypt, and they'r there is supposed to be a trade summit between businessmen on tuesday. >> libya's airport has come under attack from the air at a low flying fighter jet fired in tripoli. it's unclear who is behind the attack but it's controlled by a rebel militia. >>> on to afghanistan, at least six people have died after a bomb attached to a motorcycle blew up. the motorcycle was parked at a market. the attack comes a da

. >> some of the things that the pope francis has said, other peeps have said before, but people don't quite pay as much attention to them and he has the attention of the world in a way the other popes haven't. it is in his hand. we will let him decide. we will find out next september. >> reporter: pope francis has been wildly popular since taken over for benedict xvi. archbishop chaput expects it to be a very meaningful visit for the catholic community. >> i'm really up enthusiasms yas particular and rebirth of the diocese. i'm grateful for this opportunity. >> the butch ash on says fund raising has been going well. they are halfway to their goal but that number could change. as far as the the details of the pope's plans for the visit, well, archbishop said we will learn more in february when the pontiff's advanced team arrives in philadelphia. >>> be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the papal visit to philadelphia. we will bring you the updates here on tv and also on the cbs philly.com. >>> so which is more harmful, carbs or saturated fats. >>> we will have resu

the world meeting of families has its head liner: pope francis, on his first u.s. visit a as pope. the formal invitation came in march at the vatican when mayor michael nutter and governor tom corbett asked, first lady susan corbett revealed a secret. >> the will holy father answered our invitation by whispering three words in tom's ear: i will come. we were sworn to seek resize. >> reporter: confirmation came at 3:00 a.m., philadelphia time in, eye tall yan. >> reporter: philadelphia could welcome as many as 2 million people, for a papal mass, on the parkway, on the steps of the art museum. it would be the biggest event ever hosted here. >> we are deeply honored that pope francis, one the of the world's most transformative leaders is coming to the city of brotherly love, and sisterly affection. >> reporter: philadelphia archbishop chaput was in the vatican audience when the pope confirmed his visit here. in a statement from the vatican the archbishop says that it is the answer to the countless prayers of so many people, who have asked god to guide pope francis to philadelphia. we

pope francis has confirmed he is heading to the city of brotherly love for the world meeting of families next september. >> it will be pope francis' first visit here to the us. >> a lot of people are very happy. fox 29's bruce gordon is live overlooking the parkway tonight. bruce? it's the news the city has been waiting for. >> reporter: absolutely, lucy. the parkway is where some of the biggest events will take place. the world meeting families is held every three years since the first event back in 1994, but never before in the us. popes have attended all of these meetings with one exception, that was pope benedict for medical reasons and so no great surprise that pope francis would announce his pats parents paying in the 2015 philadelphia event that did not make today's formal nouns many any less special. >> he's one of the most karas mat tech and influential leaders on the world stage. and he's coming here. the news has catholic young people in particular fairly buzzing with anticipation. >> oh, my goodness. pope francis one of my favorite people ever. i'm such a fan. >> reporter: po

pope francis has criticized what he calls an elderly europe. speaking at the european parliament in strasbourg, in france, he said the european world seems to be taking a back seat to world affairs. here is more on the pope's speech to the european parliament. >> it's very clear that he gave a very social message a very philosophical address, if you like to the european parliament. it was interrupted at several stages by applause and a standing ovation at the end. but you are right in saying he was very critical about the direction in which europe is moving right now, that they seem to be replacing the european idea with too much of an emphasis on the economy and economic issues. he described europe as being like a grandmother, no longer fertile or lively, and less and less of a protagonist in world issues. he talked about focusing on the dignity of the human person and the culture of human rights that has to include both the aspects of the individual, but also the duty to the community. he touched on the disease of loneliness in europe, talkin

pope francis has encouraged turkish leaders to take a more prominent stand in condemning the violence committed in the name of islam. in a car -- omin ankara, he reached out to muslim leaders. >> this is his first trip to the phenomenally muslim country since becoming pontiff, part of his goal to promote greater dialogue between religions. >> the pope's visit is a delicate balancing act. he'll be highlighting turkeys long christian heritage while also seeking to reach out to the moderate muslim world. >> the turkish president received the pope as his first official guest in the new presidential palace. the move is unpopular with many in turkey where the building remains highly controversial. a court ruled the massive structure built on a former nature reserve was constructed illegally, but pope francis accepted the invitation from his host. he's expected to interest the issues of religious freedom and freedom of speech. christianity still lacks official legal status and predominantly muslim turkey. >> the pope said it is essential that all citizens -- muslim, jewish, christian -- both

. >>> pope francis has canonized two indians and four italians, praising a commitment. father and sister from india were among six declared saints. the pope says the new saints were examples of people that helped those he called the smallest and the poorest. >> now, you have heard of karate, judo and ty cannedo, what about an ancient form of martial art indigenous to the philippines. with a nation obsessed with basketball, it needs government help to survive. we have this report from manila. >> reporter: it was disguised during the spanish period, hundreds of years ago. >> the rise of martial arts during the 1970s, captured the interest of the filipinos for ancient martial arts. students are grateful for it. >> you notice nations like japan and china, it's a strong inheritance. >> reporter: they say learning the sport is a way for filipinos to appreciate their culture. korea has taekwondo, japan karate, this is the sport. it is a nation or a form of martial arts using weapons, blades, knooefs, fighting sticks. despite the directives to use the martial arts in the curric

. >>> pope francis has criticized europe for not doing enough to help migrants escaping persecution. he also said it is time for europe to change its values. >> reporter: this was only the second time that a pope has addressed this institution, and there has been some tension between the two in the past. the european union prides it's a on how secular it is. but the pope was warmly welcomed here. and he said he was bringing a message of hope, but it was also a message full of criticisms. and i think the pope feels the european union was moving in the wrong direction. he said he felt there was too much loneliness. people were disconnected from the european union and its ideas. he felt the elderly were being abandoned. he said there was a throw-away culture, the gaps between the rich and those who have very little were growing all the time. he also made clear references for the need for europe to do more on migration. he went to lampedusa -- that was one of his first visits he made, and he mentioned it again today. he said he hoped the mediterranean sea never became a vast cemetery. bu

. >>> pope francis has ordered the vatican to install showers for the homeless next to st. peters square. construction will begin next year on three public showers which allows people to wash themselves and their clothes. the showers will be right near the pope's modest apartment in rome. it comes after a close aid had an encounter with a homeless person who said he had no place to take a shower. >>> 4:51 is the time right now. a candidate has already claimed victory in the race for san jose mayor but it may not be over yet. coming up in 15 minutes the reason there could be a recap. >> but first a possible tiger loose near paris. the warning to neighbors as the search for the animal continues. >>> welcome back everybody. the much needed rain created tree trouble in san francisco. four large trees came crashing down in different locations across the city. the most serious incident involved a tree on pee tray row avenue. a man getting out of an suv was seriously injured when a falling tree branch knocked him unconscious. >> they had to cut part of the branch, use some air bag

pope francis has just confirmed that he plans to visit philadelphia next year which will be his first-ever visit to the united states. we're live with updates. >>> breaking overnight, one person was killed and four police officers were hurt while trying to fight a fast-moving fire. get ready for a wet start to the workweek. >>> we're tracking fog out there, david murphy and accuweather has more on the wig rainmaker we're dealing with right now. what happens after the rain moves out? that's david murphy's job. he has that answer. can elicit m responses from kids. >> what about sympathy? one little girl didn't want santa the eat by himself. john donvan with the details. >> reporter: this is where they met. a little kid named gracie. and a wizened old character named, well, you'll see. gracie came from a home where they take celebrating christmas seriously. and the wizened old guy, this is where he works, days any way. it's breakfast time at bob evans. who is sitting at the next table? >> she saw santa eating alone. long story short, they welcomed each other to the table. >> reporter: and tha

that's the question we're asking local leaders now that pope francis has made his trip official today. >> nbc 10's rosemary connors is live in center city tonight. rosemary, you talked to the people organizing the world meeting of families. what did they tell you? >> renee and jim, we know this is going to be a very expensive week-long event, however, organizers tell us that they've raised just about half of their fund-raising goal of $42 million. the biggest crowds are expected on the last few days of the world meeting of families when the pope will celebrate mass right here in front of a sea of people on the ben franklin parkway. as many as 2 million people. once pope francis made the official announcement from rome, the celebrating started in philadelphia. >> the pope is coming. >> reporter: students in the archdiocese were invited to be there in person today as event organizers and city officials discussed the focus of their planning. >> security, transportation, all manners of logistics, hotels, registration. we opened registration approximately a week ago. >> we made an assumpti

. >>> pope francis has flown to france to launch a stinging attack on the european parliament. he urged euro mp's to make economic and social changes, and says that the e.u. must give a home to more migrants before the mediterranean sea becomes a vast cemetery. >> reporter: this is only the second time that a pope has addressed the european parliament. there has been tension between the two in the past, but the pope was warmly welcomed on tuesday morning, and said he was bringing a message of hope, but it was also a message full of criticism of how the european union is going. and i think the pope feels the european union is moving in the wrong direction. he said that he felt that there was too much loneliness. people were disconnected from the european union and there was mistrust. he felt the elderly was being abandoned. and there was athrow-away culture. he also made as he has done in the past, very clear references for the need for europe to do more on migration. he went to lampedusa, that was one of his first visits. he mentioned it again today. he said he hoped the medite

has said, other pipes have said before, some breaking ground really is just his saying same things that have been said a long time but in his own waste and he has the attention of the world in the way that the other popes haven't. >> archbishop said we will learn more about the trip in february when the pope's advance team arrives in philadelphia. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the papal visit. we will have latest on tv and cbs philly.com and share your thoughts on taste book and twitter hash tag cbs-3 pope. >>> philadelphia has now advanced to the final round of cities being considered to host 2016 democratic national convention. philadelphia is competing with columbus, ohio and brooklyn, new york. today phoenix and birmingham were dropped from the competition. the fact that philadelphia successfully hosted the republican convention back in 2,000 is reportedly a big plus. >> we have put together a superior bid. it is pretty much recognized by many that we have the best state of the art facility in the wells fargo center. >> dnc will announce the official convention

as we've been telling you all morning, pope francis has made it official, he is committed to visiting philadelphia next year. this is a story that will continue to develop over the next several hours, weeks and months, and you can count on nbc 10 to cover it all. webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car, truck or suv, fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation. two -- drive to your local car-buying center. three -- walk out with a check in as little as thirty minutes. buying cars is all we do. all makes and models and no dealership pressure we'll even settle your loan or lease. so, don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com. >>> at 5:45, nbc 10 continues to follow this breaking news this morning. a little over two hours ago, pope francis in rome made it official, he will visit philadelphia for next year's world meeting of families. now, this is a live look at st. williams parish in long crest this morning, where they're holding a

>> well, you know, some of the things that pope francis has said, other polls have said before, some of the breaking ground just him saying the same things that have been said for a long time but in his own way, and he has the intention of the world in the way that the other popes haven't. >> the archbishop says they'll learn more about the trip in february when the pope's advance team arrives. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on the plans of the papal visit to philadelphia on tv and on our website cbsphilly.com. we also invite to you share our thoughts on facebook and twitter, add the hashtag cbs-3 pope. >> much more to cover here on "eyewitness news", president obama tries to fill a vacancy in his cabinet. >> after scoreless, comes down to shoot-out, as the flyers battle the islanders. back in two >> updating breaking news, you are looking live at ferguson, missouri, protests continue through the night. fires and loot having overtaken several businesses, after some protests turned violent. it follows a grand jury's decision not to indict officer darren wilson in

pope francis has weighed in against the so called right to die movement. speaking today to the association of italian catholic doctors, the pope said the movement offers what he called " false sense of compassion." two weeks ago, a top vatican official condemned the assisted suicide of brittany maynard, the 29-year-old suffering with brain cancer. she took a fatal dose of prescription drugs in an effort, she said, to die with dignity. according to new data, last month tied for the warmest october in the 134 years that records have been kept. it was the third consecutive month of record-setting temperatures. unless temperatures around the world are sharply below average this month and next, experts say this year will go down as the warmest on record. the spacecraft that made a historic landing on a comet earlier this week has lost power and, today, it stopped sending back information back to earth. scientists hope its solar- powered batteries will recharge, but the spacecraft touched down in an area that apparently receives little sunlight. before it shut d

philadelphia is so very exciting. >> here in philadelphia our church has struggled. our church has been through a lot in the last 15 years that he is there and he is with us. >> we will have much more of my conversation with father gallagher coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. >>> cbs-3 was first to report the papal visit to philadelphia had been confirmed. be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage on tv and also at cbs philly.com and tell us what you think of the pope's visit on facebook and twitter, use the hash tag cbs-3/pope. >>> new at 5:30 school board members are asked to resign after school employee is charged with spying. it is an unusual recommendation and it comes from the grand jury in the eastern area cool district. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in easton with more now, syma. >> reporter: chris in, this 64 page report a grand jury recommend three school board members to step down based on how they handled a wiretapping scandal. this report says that they did nothing illegal but they are recommending the resignation be

. >> pope francis has landed in turkey. >> the 49ers are licking their wounds this morning. head coach jim harbaugh vowing the team is going to reboot, come back and, quote, win them all after that embarrassing lot to the seattle seahawks. >> the 19-3 loss. so bad the 49ers ceo tweeted an apology to the fans. he said "thank you 49ers faithful for coming out tonight. this performance want acceptable." agreed. >> that was the worst. we have grown a rivalry with them, a competition with them and we are not keeping up our end of the bargain. >> colin kaepernick threw two interceptions, both to richard sherman in a loss that puts the playoffs in questions for the 49ers. >> it's not acceptable. we didn't perform well. we have a much higher standard for ourselves. >> we lost big playoff game. we've been here before. we just got to do better. >> the niners won't have to wait long for a shot at redemption. the team heads across the bay next week to take on the raiders before heading to seattle in just a couple of weeks. although it's been a disappointing season for the 49ers, the gia

>> well some of the things that pope francis has said other folks had said before. some of the breaking ground really is just his saying the same things that have been said for long time but in his own way, and he has attention of the world in a way the other popes haven't. >> the archbishop says we'll learn more about the trip in february. that's when the pope's advance team arrives here in philadelphia. stay with "eyewitness news" for the very latest on the papal visit to philadelphia. on tv also at cbsphilly.com and you can always share your thoughts with us on facebook and twitter just use hashtag cbs-3 pope. we'll b >> quick update now on the philadelphia protests related to ferguson much this is live look from chopper three. protesters have now made their way to the on ramp to i-95 at the ben franklin bridge where they have masked in the road there in an effort to disrupt traffic. philadelphia police are on the scene. we'll be keeping an eye on this situation throughout the night online at cbsphilly.com and of course the latest at 4:30 in the morning. that plu

. >>> pope francis has again demoted a conservative american cardinal from a key post. cardinal raymond burke has criticized the pontiff for the direction in the way he is leading the catholic church. the vatican did not give reason for reassignment. he said the former archbishop of st. louis will be given new responsibilities. >>> 54 minutes after the hour. recreation marijuana may be legal in four states, but it doesn't mean it cannot get you fired. that is a double negligenative. you can get fired for smoking pot. we will have that next. let me get tyes?straight... lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and try lactaid® supplements with your first bite to dig in to all your dairy favorites. >>> all right. let's get an early start on your money. monday edition. global markets are higher. u.s. stocks are building after the record highs on friday after the solid

francis has greed for profit is undermining a global fight against hunger and poverty, the head of the catholic church has been speaking at a u. n. nutrition conference in roam rome. >> a short trip to deliver a message that will reach all corners of the globe. the pontiff was among guest speakers on nutrition, alongside the prime minister of been he dash. >> it's painful to see that the struggle against hunger and malnutrition, is hinted by market priorities. the privacy of property, which is reduced food stuffs to a commodity like any other. subject to speculation, and also of a financial nature. and while we speak of new rights the hungry remain, at the street corner and ask to be recognized to receive a healthy diet. we ask for dignity, not for charity. >> more than 800 million people are chronically hungry. mostly in developing nations. almost 5 million children under the age of five die every year, the single largest contributor to the disease in the world, another 162 million children under five are stunted. while at the same time, 500 million people are obese. >> the vatican is

. >> pope francis has called for an appropriate response to the international community to the prosecution of christians. he demanded an ends to violence in syria and iraq and called for a dye log with muslim. the churches split 1,000 years ago. >>> about 1,000 bro tested the turkish governments building of a 630 million-dollar palace. pope francis was visibly uncomfortable when he was required to go to the complex on friday. >>> the ebola patient who died at a hospital in nebraska was hailed as a hero. he was a permanent u.s. resident and caught the virus after treating patients in his native sierra leone. he died last month after being flown to the u.s. for treatment. >>> a homeless man posted a request online to have him over for thanksgiving dinner. he accepted the invitation from a family who live near in newport news. they picked him up and hosted a hot meal with their family. >> when i first pulled in he was standing outside and we connected, i reached out to shake his hand. he pulled me in for a hug. >> that's all i was looking for was like a family to share, i used to do it with m

pope francis has progressive stances such as welcoming homosexuals and called for no-cost marriage annulments >>> a fifth stupid died following a shooting at a washington state high school two weeks ago. 15-year-old andrew fryeburg passed away. he was the last wounded student the hospitalized. jaylen fryeburg was andrew's cousin. jay line took his own life after opening fair in the school >>> coming up, a 90-year-old man is facing gaol time for feeding the homeless in fort lauderdale. the latest city passing an ordinance restricting help tore those in need >>> voters in catalonia are set to vote to breakaway from spain. >> and in germany, the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. we look at that event next. i can't welcome back. tomorrow marks 25 years since the fall of the berlin wall. we look at how int folded and what it phones. first, courtney keeley on why the wall was built >> reporter: at the end of world war ii, germany was occupied, it became independent east germany, the other west. after the country was divided it was all but impossible for germans from the east to seek

pope francis has announced he's coming to the united states while the top american cardinal -- top american bishop in the church is leading mass in english and spanish, praising immigrants of on the border, calling for compassionate reform to help immigrant families. right now they want president obama to act. in 1987 they wanted president reagan to act. 1987 it was pope john paul in length attracting the largest crowd in the history of dodgers stadium to a mass he conducted in english and spanish. they celebrated newcomers from the migrants who marched up the spine of california to found its missions two centuries ago to those more recently drawn to its shores. the pope commended catholic officials in assisting undocumented aliens to become citizens. he spoke in english and spanish before this huge stadium full of immigrants in los angeles. he spoke in english and spanish. today in the church in los angeles, christ is anglo and hispanic. christ is chinese and black. christ is vietnamese and irish. christ is korean and italian. christ is japanese and filipino. christ is native american, cro

. >>> pope francis has now made it official, to the delight of philadelphia's catholic faithful, he will, in fact, come to the city of philadelphia a for next years world meeting of families. >> sharrie williams has details have of how this big a announcement played out. >> in philadelphia. >> reporter: in his own word pope frances a announced to the world he is coming to philadelphia pontiff confirmed he will attend the world meeting of families president 2015. organizers of the event got the word, literally in the middle of the night. >> i have had many adrenaline rush during my life time but nothing like this morning between 3:30 and 4:30a m. >> reporter: pope will attend the festival of families on saturday, september 26th. the stage will then be turned into an alter for an outdoor mass which he will celebrate sunday, organizers expect more than a million people to pack the parkway for both events. >> this is a once in a generation opportunity for philadelphia, for the commonwealth of pennsylvania, to shine on the international stage. >> reporter: in march a political delegation and

. >> pope francis has also been invited to address the united nations, and a joint meeting of the u.s. congress. no word on whether he's accepted those invitations. >>> there is breaking news now. there has been a shooting at a jerusalem synagogue. at least nine people have been wounded in what it is calling a terror attack. that's according to the idf spokesperson. this incident comes amid rising tensions between israelis and palestinians across the region. more details on this as soon as we get them. >>> all right, well, iran nuclear talks resumed in vienna, and the deadline for a deal is just six days away. >> the security council's members are hoping for agreement that will keep iran from developing nuclear wep withapon. >> reporter: the talks involve several nations and several issue, but think of it as a trade. what will iran give up, and what will it get in return? the west among other things wants iran to limit its capacity to enrich uranium, but it can arm a nuclear weapon. iran says it isn't trying to build a nuclear weapon and says international law protects its right to a

francis has told his bishops, and cardinal o'malley is thrilled with his old friend. >> o'malley: i always had admiration for him, but to see how he has made this extraordinary impact on the church is so gratifying. >> o'donnell: and will change the future of this church. >> o'malley: there's no doubt. >> welcome to the cbs sports update presented by pacific life. i'm james brown withÑi scoresÑim around the nfl today. andy dalton throws three touchdownsñr as cincinnati moves back atop the a.f.c. north while atlanta knocks off carolina to move to first place in the n.f.c. south.xdÑiÑi jay cut hair and brandon marshall firstÑi win of the seaqjjyñr arizona improves to 9-1.xdño' and kc wins its fifthçóxd strait to move into aççíó first-place e in the a.f.c. west. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com.xdññr ñrñr she lifts her calf to its first breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help the next generation. at pacific life, we offer financial solutions to accomplish

francis has made immigration and border issues a key part of his papacy. all that makes many observers wonder if francis will travel to the u.s./mex con border as key american bishops did earlier this year where they celebrated mass through the border fence. but for now, all eyes on philly, no word on whether the pope will try to broken a peace accord between warring cheesesteak shops. still no word whether the pope will address a joint session of congress. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to brianna keilar who is sitting in for wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." >>> happening now, terror tape after an american is beheaded by the terror group, isis, the world's intelligence agencies are scrambling to decode the brutal video and to identify the foreign fighters who appear unmasked on the tape. i'll speak with congressman peter king about what they're learning. >>> shocking shootdown video, new images emerge showing the wreckage of a malaysian airliner downed over ukraine. >>> and inside north korea, new details o

. >>> pope francis has invited the homeless to shower near the vatican. the showers right will be near the pope's modest apartment in roam. it comes after a close aid had an encounter with a homeless person who says he had no place to take a shower. >>> authorities in france are spending a second day searching for a big wildcat on the loose. this morning authorities say the animal is not a tiger as previously reported. they do say they don't know exactly what it is but security forces are guarding a school and combing woods near disney land paris. they are warning people to stay indoors. the animal was spotted near a parking lot yesterday. it's not clear where it came from but disney land partis says it does not come from its theme park. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, the disturbing incident that led to an urgent warning to parents and students at a high school on the peninsula. >> also a crash down on dangerous driving on bay area highways. what officers are watching out for this morning. stay with us. female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beau

. >>> plus, pope francis has a meeting with some very special children today. we're going to be going live to rome to figure out more. set, hike! (cheering) yeah!! touchdown! nice catch! who's ready for half time? yes! ok i'm going to draw something up new... wide receiver goes deep all the way to the corner and... who ate the quarterback? share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're grrreat! >>> i'm zain asher. here in atlanta it's 5 clon 30 in the morning. let's get straight to our top stories. police many kenya say no one has claimed responsibility for killing 28 people near the country's border with samala. authorities say a bus was headed to nairobi with 60 people on board today when it was ambushed. >>> a congressional report finds no intelligence failure prior to the 2012 attack on the u.s. compound in benghazi. also saying there was no standdown order to the cia operatives but does mention there was weak security overall and the way that the cia wrote some talking point was in fact flawed. >>> president obama and michael brow

joining us after meeting with the pope, pope francis has taken on the autism disorder. follow us online on facebook and twitter@mitchell reports and my colleague joins me with what's next on ronan farrow daily. >> we will be following the latest on the situation in israel and the mideast, but also today as the president ignites a firestorm of promises now expected any day of immigration reform through executive action. we get a rare look at the human side of that fight. i looked at on the border across the southern end of this country. a dangerous game of cat and mouse. meaty border crossing agents and braivery. you are not going to want to miss this. [ male announcer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. [ male announcer ] ♪soft holiday music ]♪ can you help me up? [ snow intensifies ] [ sleighbells ring in the distance ] aleve. all day pain relief with just 2 pills. get back to being you. it's about getting to the finish

bishop francis cane has said, he's involved on so many levels. he's involved nationally, in our whole archdiocese, then he loves to go out to individual parishes. but cardinal george chose to outreach beyond the catholic community. he's known to convenient interreligious discussions and shows deep respect for other faith communities. he's deeply committed to social justice that reaches all corners of our society. on a personal level, the more i had the opportunity to get to know cardinal george, the more i have admired him. he's an intellectual powerhouse who has a special ability to communicate great truths in a simple manner. every time i hear him speak, i learn something that enriches both my mind and my faith. his intellect is not that of a philosopher in an abtract world, but a well-grounded and understanding of the everyday lives of people. and as someone who appreciates the forwardness, i have always liked his directness. maybe that's because cardinal george and i both come from chicago. i'll never fort get the time he took my wife in rome

pope francis has announced he's coming to the united states while the top american cardinal -- top american bishop in the church is leading mass in english and spanish, praising immigrants of on the border, calling for compassionate reform to help immigrant families. right now they want president obama to act. in 1987 they wanted president reagan to act. 1987 it was pope john paul in length attracting the largest crowd in the history of dodgers stadium to a mass he conducted in english and spanish. they celebrated newcomers from the migrants who marched up the spine of california to found its missions two centuries ago to those more recently drawn to its shores. the pope commended catholic officials in assisting undocumented aliens to become citizens. he spoke in english and spanish before this huge stadium full of immigrants in los angeles. he spoke in english and spanish. today in the church in los angeles, christ is anglo and hispan hispanic. christ is chinese and black. christ is vietnamese and irish. christ is korean andu talian. christ is japanese and filipino. christ is native americ

what he has given us is something different. >> o'donnell: but god is not afraid of change, as pope francis has told his bishops, and cardinal o'malley is thrilled with his old friend. >> o'malley: i always had admiration for him, but to see how he has made this extraordinary impact on the church is so gratifying. >> o'donnell: and will change the future of this church. >> o'malley: there's no doubt. >> welcome to the cbs sports update presented by pacific life. i'm james brown withÑi scoresÑim around the nfl today. andy dalton throws three touchdownsñr as cincinnati moves back atop the a.f.c. north while atlanta knocks off carolina to move to first place in the n.f.c. south.xdÑiÑi jay cut hair and brandon marshall firstÑi win of the seaqjjyñr arizona improves to 9-1.xdño' and kc wins its fifthçóxd strait to move into aççíó first-place e in the a.f.c. west. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com.xdññr ñrñr insepar. fts her calf to its first breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you

what he has given us is something different. >> o'donnell: but god is not afraid of change, as pope francis has told his bishops, and cardinal o'malley is thrilled with his old friend. >> o'malley: i always had admiration for him, but to see how he has made this extraordinary impact on the church is so gratifying. >> o'donnell: and will change the future of this church. >> o'malley: there's no doubt. >> welcome to the cbs sports update presented by pacific life. i'm james brown with scores from around the nfl today. andy dalton throws three touchdowns as cincinnati moves back atop the a.f.c. north while atlanta knocks off carolina to move to first place in the n.f.c. south. jay cut hair and brandon marshall first win of the arizona improves to 9-1. and kc wins its fifth straight in the a.f.c. west. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com. it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help the next generation. at pacific life, we offer financial solutions to accomplish just that. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. t

has confirm his long anticipated trip to philadelphia. attending the worm meeting of families next september, the pontiff made announcement in a speech to a conference on traditional family values at the vatican. now the vatican will announce more details of the pope's trip to philadelphia, his first to america next spring. >>> your forecast right now with kate in the weather center, good morning. >> good morning, happen mine day everybody, might be little bit more difficult to get out the door this morning, when you have got to factor in the weather because it will be a soggy day, you can see, a bulk of moisture headed our way here through the virginia's, will take over the map once again, so even little lull, heads up to southern new jersey, and delaware. just a day that requires up an umbrella, rain gear, little milder but 57 degrees, actually where we should be, and with the clouds and the rain it, does still feel chilly outside. now un clearing skies, the wind kicks in, the temperatures plummet to 29 degrees through the overnight, bu

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pope francis has invited punk rocker patty smyth to perform at the vatican christmas concert. patty smyth at the vatican christmas concert. and that's not the only sign that he's pretty lax about tradition because he's calling it the vatican holiday concert. and that's the pope. [ laughter ] this is incredible. miami marlins outfielder giancarlo stanton has signed -- he has signed the biggest contract in american sports history. the biggest contract in american sports history, worth $325 million over 13 years. what could possibly go a-rod? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] anytime you give someone in sports a 13 year contract, you should have to look at a photo of yourself from 13 years ago. just to remind yourself what the passage of time does. not sure what to make of this. a new york plastic surgeon has announced that he is creating vacation breasts. which are implants that would last two to three weeks. that's amazing isn't it? who gets a three week vacation? [ laughter ] have you even heard of such a thing? that's right. breast implants that last two or three weeks. ju