pope francis returning home took the reporter's question about trump's pledge to build a border wall. in his answer, implied that trump is not a christian. it was a high-level rebuke to say the least. but true to form, trump is not turning the other cheek. nbc's katy tur has the details. >> mr. trump, the pope you. >> reporter: donald trump proving there is no thing or one too sacred for his political ire. >> he actually said i'm not a good christian or something. >> reporter: the last presbyterian lashing out at the church. talking about the border wall between a person who only thinks about building walls wherever they may be, and not building bridges is not a christian, he told reporters. just hours earlier, the pontiff was praying along the mexican side of that very border. donald trump declared his holiness should hope it's him. >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which as everyone knows is isis' ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. >> reporter: another day, another controversy,

mary: tracing the steps that many migrants take, pope francis comes as close as he can. >> sometimes they of got the feeling that they are kind of left behind. mary: his visit right in the midst of a heated presidential campaign. gop candidate donald trump says pope francis is a very political >> we are talking about human beings. we are talking about the character of our country. >> it does not matter. religion goes over walls. >> pieces what we need. mary: this final day for pope francis in mexico, true to his style, highlighting issues from violence to immigration. gabrielle: the news with michael and carol starts right now. announcer: this is wyff news 4 in high definition. >> it was hours long, but it was that important. carol: putting in time, voters are heading in early to make their voices heard. michael: and we go to the midlands. carol: governor nikki haley is expected to endorse marco rubio for president tonight, saying she would not indoors donald trump. and north spartanburg is hosting this event. michael: ben carson and 10 crews are expected to take part, and john lyon

meet with pope francis?>>> and can you guess which oscar nominated actor got to meet with pope francis?eagles. meet with pope francis? >>> now to entertainment news, leonardo dicaprio went to the vatican to meet with pope francis. the two reportedly expressed their concern over the environment. probably wasn't leo's pis lifestyle they were discussing. and u.s.a. contestant, paul 74. this is a cool video of him performing on american band stand with the band he co founded, jefferson airplane. gina rodriguez is making a fans day. high school student mentioned on twitter how much she loved the golden globes dress, so the actress offered to send her the gown to wear to prom. this is "early today." >>> leading the news in the new york times, more is needed to beat isis. u.s. military conclude. more trainers and commandos will need to be sent to iraq and syria in the coming months. ash carter will hold a meeting regarding military efforts to defeat the islamic sfattate. >>> and san francisco's deloris park reopens

as he does on nearly every foreign trip, francis visited a prison. one of the inmate musicians overwhelmed. this evening's mass broadcast on both sides of the border. >> religion reaches over walls, over mountains. >> reporter: the joy on the pope's face marred only by a brief flafsh anger when an him down on to a person in a wheelchair. don't be selfish, he said. the vatican says mass here on the border is not a political statement but a moral one by a pastor trying to unite a divided world. lester. >> anne thompson tonight in mexico can, thanks. >>> it's being called a landmark study that could affect millions of men who suffered from low testosterone. low-t as ads call it have been linked to everything from plos of energy, muscle mass and sexual function to increased vulnerability to illness and now as nbc's tom costello tells us new research sponsored by the national institute of health toys testosterone replacement therapy may have benefits. >> i figured low testosterone would decrease my sex drive. >> reporter: a $5 bill yo a year market. milli

critical comments from pope francis. donald trump's boarder wall proposal proving again the donald doesn't have anything he won't take on. >> reporter: donald trump proving today there is no one or no thing too sacred. >> he said maybe i'm not a good christian. >> reporter: the presbyterian lashing out at the head of the catholic church. a person who only thinks about building walls wherever they may not a christian, he told reporters. just hours ss earlier, the pontiff was praying on that side of the boarder. and donald trump declared that his holiness should hope its him. >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which everyone knows is isis's ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. >> reporter: another day, another controversy but still no clear break in his support. >> i think he has to respond. >> donald trump is a good christian, as is the pope. >> south carolina is known for its religious voting block. but only 13% were c

of the shrine, a must on francis' itinerary today. mexico is also a country bloodied by the violence of drug cartel cartels. speaking to the local bishop, he said the drug trade devours like a spreading cancer, threatening society. more than 164,000 people murdered since 2007. including at least 36 priests killed in the last ten years. 13 every day. this man's only son is one of 43 students kidnapped and believed dead. he says he wants to meet the pope because he believes francis can give the parents strength. such high expectations stretch from mexico city to chicago's immaculate conception parish where 95% are mexican origin. i hear, is the pope a ghost? he is not god. he is not going to change things immediately. over time. >> reporter: the nation of many problems and a deep faith. next week, the pope turns his attention to the issue of immigration traveling to the south where many central american immigrants enter this country and then to the north to say mass at the u.s. border. erica? >>> fuel on dema (vo) what's your dog food's

. >>> pope francis visited one of the poorest cities in mexico city. he preached his message of equality and hope to more than 300,000 attending mass. nbc's anne thompson has more. >> reporter: pope francis went to the city notorious for poverty and crime. francis rode through the graffiti covered streets given a appropriate for the occasion, the pope portrayed in all kinds of was even as a graffiti artist. it has one of the highest murder and disappearance rates in mexico. it's such a dangerous place this woman tells me today's mass is one of the rare times she can bring her children to a public event. more than 300,000 people filled the dusty fields to hear the pope warn of the temptations of wealth, vanity, and pride, emphatically telling them there can be no dialogue with the devil. your evil can fear like a daily reality. francis is asking these people, many of them poor and powerless to join the front lines of making mexico a land of opportunity. for a moment one of its most dangerous cities was a better place. >>> 48 people had to be rescued fro

a major back and forth between donald trump and pope francis. geoff: on the way back from a visit to mexico, the pontiff was asked about trump's views on immigration. >> a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever bridges is not christian. this is not in the gospel. as far as what you said about whether i would advise to vote or not to vote, i am not going to get involved in that. geoff: that was a reporter sharing the pope's comments. trump responded during a rally in kiawah, just southwest of charleston. he said the pontiff went too far and suggested he would regret not having supported him. donald trump is not a nice person. and i'm, i am a very nice person. [applause] >> and i'm a very good christian because the pope said something to the effect of "maybe donald trump is not christian" and ok, he was questioning my face. i was very surprised to see it. geoff: the son of reverend billy graham chimed in on all this. the reverend franklin graham said on facebook, i agree that as christians we should try to build bridges with everyon

shock waves as pope francis weighs into the race for president. why he said donald trump is not a christian. donald firing back. >>> it's getting ugly as rubio and cruz have accusations. >>> sudden impact. a terrifying chopper crash caught on tape near pearl harbor. breaking news from hawaii. >>> a hospital hacked. its computers frozen, forced to pay ransom to gain back control. and a warning it could happen to you. >>> and hidden risk. when even exercise won't lower the stubbornly high cholesterol. what doctors say you need to get rid of to bring it down. "nightly news" begins >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it's virtually unheard of, a pope admonishing a u.s. presidential candidate, in this case [ bleep ]donald trump over his immigration plan. pope francis returning home took the reporter's question about trump's pledge to build a border wall. in his answer, implied that trump is not a christian. it was a high-level rebuke to say the least. but true to form, trump i

. >> let's talk about the dust up with pope francis. we heard about what you had to say about that, and you feel maybe pope francis didn't say something as initially harsh as you were told. you said yesterday no leader, especially a religious leader, another man's religious and faith. i was struck by that. over this last week, and even on friday, a week ago, you tweeted about ted cruz. how can ted cruz be an evangelical christian when he lies so much and is so dishonest. you have been questioning another person's faith. >> no, i'm not. ted cruz told many lies. he got caught. you'll be reporting on one in a while, what he did with marco rubio, with a false ad he put out. what he did to ben carson in iowa. >> you questioned his faith, whether or not the fact you say he's a liar makes him less of a christian. >> no, i didn't. >> how can he be an evangelical christian when he lies so much and is dishonest. >> i'm not questioning his faith. i say that ted cruz holds up the bible and then lies. he's been caught on almost all occasions. he did

a major back and forth between donald trump and pope francis. geoff: on the way back from a visit to mexico, the pontiff was asked about trump's views on immigration. >> a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever bridges is not christian. this is not in the gospel. as far as what you said about whether i would advise to vote or not to vote, i am not going to get involved in that. geoff: that was a reporter sharing the pope's comments. trump responded during a rally in kiawah, just southwest of charleston. he said the pontiff went too far and suggested he would regret not having supported him. donald trump is not a nice

. >>> and the riot comes less than a week before pope francis is scheduled to viz at different prison. >>> now over 100 years later, we finally heard this. >> that's what we've been looking for. from a collision of two black holes, burst 20 times as big as the sun. the waves are ripples in space time, similar to dropping a rock into a pond. the discovery proves the last piece of einstine's theory of relativity. >>> and now meteorologist,ing into the grips of bitter cold. >> we will be inside, the reason why, this polar vortex, or a piece of it, will be heading our direction. a high of only 9 in minneapolis. we'll see the winds relax a bit, yesterday you heard them rattling. it looks like that will subside but tomorrow, throughout the weekend, get ready for some very now a look at the weather where you are. we're look ath showers and lake effect snow in the midwest. and highs only in the single digits and nicer out the west. so, good news, it only lasts about 48 hours. by monday, already getting better. >> but it's going to be a brutal 48 hours. >>> new details on the rest of those hil

. >>> a rare moment of anger from pope francis during his visit to mexico tuesday. he lost his cool after a member of the crowd caused him to lose balance and fall on a man in the wheelchair. he said in spanish "don't be selfish." and he will hold a mass today in the violent border city of juarezjuare juarez. the same message that's been consistent throughout his tour of mexico. this the fifth and final day. one of help for immigrants along the boarder. there's going to be an interesting mix of theology and technology here later today. the pope will be able to hear and see the thousands as they watch and listen to his mass, which will be just a few miles away, across the boarder. still, for many this is as close as they can get to the pontiff. >> reporter: pope francis ends his tour in mexico with a mass later today in juarez. the five-day journey of hope in a country where it's desperately needed. >> he's reforming the church and i think he's absolutely wonderful. >> reporter: his message to hundreds of thousands who spilled into the streets, fields focussed on com

nigel: pope francis welcomed in the new year today. he said it's time to end injustice during mass in saint peter's basilica. pope francis says false neutrality regarding thehears and misery of the world must end. he asked the congregation how it is possible that quote, "the arrogance of theheowerful continues to demean the weak," end quote. the also pope wondered aloud how violence and hatred. gabrielle: a big party rang-in the new year in new york city. and as soon as it ended sanitation crews got right to , work cleaning-up times square. party hats, confetti, and noisemakers were all part of the tons of debris swept away. new york's department of sanitation says more than 170 workers hit the streets. they got the cleanup done with several dozen sweepers and collection trucks. after last year's times square party, more than 48-tons of debris were hauled-away. >> now your super doppler weather forecast. chris: we started off pretty chilly, but not as cold as we could have beeee we had clouds, but temperatures fell to 49 in greenville.

gabrielle: in that statement, he also made reference to pope francis being used as a "political pawn" by other candidates. meanwhile, in the latest south carolina polls released this week, these are the points separating trump from second-place ted cruz. the ppp, plus 17. the cnn-orc, plus 16. monmouth poll, plus 16. the bloomberg poll, plus 19. that's according to real clear nigel: also new today, trump has decided to hold his primary watch party at the spartanburg marriott on saturday night. we will have more on the rally coming up at 5:30. marco rubio made his first stop of the day at the swamp rabbit crossfit in greenville. governor nikki haley, senator tim scott, representative trey gowdy, all appearing onstage to endorse rubio. former south carolina football player connor shaw, and utah senator mike lee, also spoke in favor of the florida senator. rubio talked about supporting the second amendment, ending defense cuts, empowering state and local government, and supporting term limits for elected officials. >> if you think members of congress will ever pass term limits, they'll a

in commitment 2016, franklin graham way men on the back-and-forth between donald trump and pope francis and others. geoff: on the way back from a visit to mexico, the pontiff was asked about trump's views on immigration. >> a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building geoff: mark barger sharing the pope's words. trump responded during a rally in kiawah, just southwest of charleston. he said the pontiff went too far. and suggested he would regret not having supported him. >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which as everyone knows is isis's ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president because it's true, it's true because this would not have happened. geoff: the son of reverend billy graham chimed in on all this. the reverend franklin graham said on facebook, quote, "i agree that as christians we should try to build bridges with everyone that we possibly can, but that doesn't mean that we should compromise our national security." donald trump was in gaffne

they shuttled pope francis around during his trip to philadelphia last september. one of the fiat's was auctioned off today at the philadelphia auto show. tomorrow, the other fiat will go on display at the show. proceeds from the auction will benefit select ministries and missions of the archdiocese of philadelphia. >> now your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. john: we started off this morning at the gsp international it went up to 61, seven degrees above average. for record high of 78 in 2002. we started off at 28 this morning, close to where it should be. same story for the high temperature, about 47. on this friday evening, a bit of traffic on main street. our camera on top of the peace center in downtown greenville. crystal clear skies and a chilly. 42. freezing in boone. upper 20's in franklin and andrews. 45 in dakoa. in the upstate, temperatures are chilly. that is the way it should be for the time of year. the last week and into january. hard to believe it's going to be february 1st monday. 38 in gaffney. 37 degrees in union. upper 30's and laurens

in the 150-page book, pope francis calls for the church to show more compassion. he specifically refers to homosexuals and catholics who divorced and remarried outside of the church. patrick: with the super bowl less than a month away, levi stadium in california is undergoing a makeover. grounds crews spent yesterday laying down the new field for super bowl 50. the game will be played next month at the home of the san francisco 49ers in santa clara. 75,000 square feet of fresh grass was laid on the field and temporary structures are being put in place to accommodate the larger crowd. allyson: picture this, a man on police. he didn't like his mug shot. 45-year-old donald chip pugh is a wanted man in ohio after failing to appear in court for a drunk driving case. pew didn't like these pictures police posted, so he chose to snap his own with the message, "here is a better photo that one is terrible." you are taking a look at a house that has been hard to sell for the owners so they are drop the price by 50,000. what happened and what a movie character was in it, comi

bon secours st francis and upstate cardiology teamed up with the heart to heart foundation and south carolina's department of health, and governor haley's office. it's all part of the statewide screening day. theyre offering free heart health evaluations and risk assessments to anyone 18 and older. one of the techinicians for st francis suffered a heart attack years ago and he told us he did not have any just forearm pains. he told us about how these pre-screenings can save your life. >> these are called a silent killers because there are not you to understand things yourself. that is why these things are so important. that is why regular health care is so important. people catch things all the time on their physicals that they had no clue were going on. aly: if you are curious about what they will be testing for today, it is things like blood glucose, blood pressure and bmi. they'll also do risk assessment for cholesterol, blood pressure, height, weight, race, and sex. allyson: a former treasury secretary says it is time to dale: (cat vo #1) hey cats! wanna make a new flavor combina

pope francis paid at the border as a pastor. but the words on the papal plane sounded political to many. saying a person who thinks only about building walls and not bridges is not christian. >> for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. intention to get involved in that particular candidate. i think it was donald trump's reaction and other people's reaction is turn this into a political episode. >> reporter: they have a history of smiling, but clashing on policy. john paul ii took issue with clinton and bush for the pro abortion position and the republican for the second iraq war. benedict admonished president obama for supporting abortion and stem cell research. and this past september, francis urged congress to take action on climate change. >> the environmental challenge -- >> reporter: it is not just american politicians. pope francis in 2014 here and last week, he said the church does not need princes. wheelchair over a person. >> i don't like fighting with the pope. >> reporter: after all, the pop

as south carolina moves to 12 and 0 on the year, beating francis marion 78 to 56. meanwhile, clemson has never experienced victory in chapel hill, and still hasn't after playing there last night. now 0 and 58, all-time at the dean dome as the tigers fall in their acc opener to north carolina, 80 to 69. the tar heels 58th straight home win against clemson. how about this? carolina panthers quarterback cam newton now a father. he tweeted last night that he and his longtime girlfriend had a son last week. newton kept the news quiet because he didn't want to distract his team. the new dad will try to lead carolina to the number one seed in the nfc with a win sunday against tampa bay. allyson: when you say he kept the news quiet, he did a really i just thought that and said, wow. christmas is, too. should be exciting. aly: the rain nothing compared to yesterday's conditions. we will show you what you messed allyson: in our news to go, starting with flooding. mike: take a look at downtown greenville. we will have a report from aly myles in a minute. but first, will it dr

and they will screen the move for pope francis. >> we are less than week away american crime story. and it promises to shake up the way we view the crime of the century. but members of nicole brown simpson's family are upset as it focuses on the murder of her and not her life. going back to the vault to give her a voicetonight. nicole. >> it is funny because i'm just so excited. >> and in 1985, on her wedding day to oj, nicole was just 25 years old. before her murder, and all of the years "e.t." her husband, nicole never uttered a word, preferring living in his shadow. now her sister, tanya, feels nicole's story is the one lost as saga is head together screen. >> two people were brutally murdered. chopped to pieces, basically. let's just say it how itwas. this is not entertainment. this is not the john travolta, cuba going, david schwimmer, >> but nicole and oj did live the life. oj once told us marriage tamed him. >> i think nicole, my wife, brought stability into my life. i never thought i would remarry. but here lady that came in and offered me all of the things that i needed. >>

and rileigh jo-ann miller was born to parents markus and kaitlyn miller at bon secours saint francis eastside in greenville. michael: this is a traditional day for polar plunges across the country. after a countdown from a polar bear, dozens ran into the water at one of the park's lakes. >> it is really cold. but if you've never done it it seems like totally crazy but as soon as you get it in you're alive. and the coldness is just awesome. that's why i went in twice. michael: in fact her mother-in-law got her to take polar plunge two years ago, and now the forecast. chris: you certainly noticed it, it is colder for us. we are 11 degrees colder right now compared to yesterday. standing closer, you can see most of the state is colder. the mountains are: off right now and it is already 39 in downtown asheville. cold air is surging in and it will be a cold night. we have a north wind at 12 miles per hour making it a little bit colder. this morning was chilly, the clouds in place limit us for how cold we can get. 52 in anderson. 48 for asheville. over the afternoon, the clouds did make us

saint francis has free screenings at the wellness arena tomorrow from 7:00 until 9:00 for anyone 18 or older, and participants are asked not to drink or eat after midnight. john: picture is showing mainly clear skies, but instead of the north georgia mountains, this is along the north carolina and tennessee line, back into kentucky. this moisture back up against the slope of the mountains. a few clouds. there may be some on the tennessee line, but that is about it. pretty close to the average. this is exactly where it should and the breeze made it feel cooler. and here is downtown spartanburg. looking pretty nice. 55 in toccoa. temperatures in the 50's. so it will gradually cooler temperatures. 51 in greenville, 58 in abbeville. cool temperatures across the area. there is that wind i was talking about in asheville. it looks like 27 degrees. north carolina, and 38%. 39 in laurens and in anderson. and this storm is going up into eastern canada. some lake effect snow. lake ontario and lake erie, that is picking up moisture. and oklahoma city and dallas, they were in the 70's. and this rid

pope francis blessed the child, prompting the crowd to erupt into applause. nice moment there. >>> also this moment, from the fashion to the performances to those who took home grammy gold, music's biggest night didn't disappoint. dylan dreyer was there for it all and joins us now. you survived. tell us about it. >> i did survive and it was awesome. i got to be on the red carpet before the show last night and music. i got to wave at some of the biggest stars, as they walked right by me. inside, there were unforgettable performances, touching tributes and plenty of grammy moments that made for an electrifying night. oh, i remember >> reporter: taylor swift opens the show to a packed house. grabbed three grammys and, some say, struck back at kanye west, as she took the trophy for album of the year for a second time. >> there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success. or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. >> reporter: other big winners of the night, a stunned ed sheeran, winning song of the year. >> whoa. wow, wow

well walkers get the chance to ask a bon secours saint francis health system doctor questions. four people who just want to get outside and walk, they can go to the arena tuesdays and thursdays. next month, you can speak to a cardiologist. the greater green felt sanitation commission is making changes to the sanitation policy. allyson: the bins will be switched to roll parts. one time, $25 registration fee. they will the longer be accepting glass for recycling. officials say these changes are necessary to allow them to continue to provide recycling services. geoff: for the second time, the anderson city council has chosen an anderson native to serve as the city's manager. we're told linda mcconnell is the first woman to become city manager of a major south carolina city. >> having the opportunity to hopefully, make a very positive difference in your hometown community is a wonderful place to be right now and having been here for 38 years, i am very proud to see the progress we have made over the years and look forward to continuing that good progress. geoff: here is another cha

one of the techinicians for st francis suffered a heart attack years ago when he didn't have any chest or arm pain. he told us about how these pre-screenings can save your live. >> these early detection screenings are what we do at the wellness center. i can really open your eyes. on a regular basis, people say, i had no idea my cholesterol was through the roof or, i had no idea my blood pressure was this aly: if you are wondering what they will be testing for, it is things like blood glucose, blood pressure, and bmi. it will also do risk assessments. geoff: thank you, aly. more water trouble in flint, michigan. steps the city is taking. announcece now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. dale: good morning. i hope your day is off to a good start. it is 32 degrees in spartanburg. this is gibbs field at wofford. it was very foggy yesterday at this time, that it is clear now. temperatures will reach into the mid-50's for the afternoon. currently, it is 35 in greenville. it is in the low 20's in franklin and mid 20's in andrews. jackets will be a good idea today. temperatures b

pope francis embracing technology this weekend. at a gathering of italy's christian workers movement at the venture capital can, as the pope walked by a woman took out her phone and pulled out the picture of a young boy believed to be her son. well, francis reached down and toddler. that's pretty cool. let's get a check of the weather i guess it still works, dylan. if it's the pope blessing. >> i think so. >> i think whatever he touches, it just blesses everything, no matter what. we are looking at a pretty interesting week. we're seeing solder temperatures working into the northern part of the cououry and that will settle into the northeast. that cold air closing over the great lakes producing lake-effect snow and have a stormy pattern out west and snow in the mountains. by mid-week we'll see a quick clipper system produce some lighter snow showers about 2 to 5 inches through kentucky and into west virginia and then by the end of the week we're actually going to watch a pretty decent storm system develop that should bring rain to

pope francis said in spanish, don't be selfish. the pontiff stepped back and waved to people a few more minutes before leaving. today, he'll hold a large outdoor mass. he also plans to speak to inmates at a prison and visit >>> last night was the kennel club dog show. wrangler snubbed again. but we have our winner. >> c.j.! >> that's right. a german short haired pointer from california was best in show. the 3-year-old beat out more than 2,700 other dogs to win the nation's most prestigious dog competition. lucy finished second. congratulations to c.j. >> the "new york times" said the tension was thick in the air, and so was the smell of wet dog. it was a rainy day. >> enjoy your cheerios. >> what's going on, al? >>> look what happened in florida. tornadoes touching down. could have been an f-3 tornado there. then you go to the north. rochester, new york, a massive snowstorm bringing really all kinds of traffic to a standstill. a real mess there. going to talk about a big change in our temperatures for a big portion of the country.

did you see -- speaking of the pope, when asked about donald trump, pope francis said that people who build walls are not christians. [ cheers ] and donald said, of course i'm a christian. do you know how many carpenters named jesus i have working for me? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] do you have any idea? [ applause ] during a cnn town hall last night, ted cruz was talking about how much he likes singing and even treated the crowd to a a little stevie wonder. check it out. >> you know, i just called to say love you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. even stevie wonder was like, "even i know that dude is white." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i just called -- very superstitious. very superstitious. the writing's on the wall. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i guess all of the candidates are doing whatever they can to stand out. even jeb bush recently switched from wearing glasses to wearing contacts. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah. some like him better with glasses. other people like him with contacts. but, there's a lot of different looks that jeb has that we don't even know about. di

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francis collins is joining us. you were here on a real mission of hope. you talked about how we were going to cure cancer. you said president obama wants to make sure we advance this. we have been hearing it since 1971 from president nixon, what gives us more hope this time? >> for me as a scientist, i do believe we're at an inflection point for cancer. canter is not one disease, it's hundreds of diseases and we will make progress at different paces. we do have newer eyes about how to find answers, treatments, and cures compared to a few years ago. maybe people are sin kal. when it was declared we didn't have a clu. now we have their number. >> how much of this is because you're the former ahead of the human genome project. >> that is a big part of it. cancer is a disease of the genome. it happens because of mistakes in dna that happen in vulnerable places that cause a cell to grow when it should have stopped so we can look at the tumor and say what genes are involved in that person's cancer and how can you match that with a strategy to stop that growth o

trump tied for second, with pope francis. and hillary clinton was named most-admired woman, for a record twentieth time. brian mooar, nbc news, gabrielle: time is running out for verizon and sprint customers to claim millions of dollars in refunds. what you need to do to get your money back. nigel: plus, many shoppers are heading back to the stores this week, to return gifts from santa. ahead, some things to keep in mind before you hit the mall. chris: you should probably hunger down for the next few hours. expect temperatures to stay mild. for the asheville area, rain, heavy at times. gabrielle: if you use sprint or verizon, you could have money coming your way. you have until this thursday to claim refunds for authorized third -- unauthorized third-party texts. charges for those texts, for things like sports scores, were then allegedly buried in bills. the activity is known as "cramming." both wireless carriers agreed to pay $158 million to customers to settle claims with the government. current and former subscribers who p

and 24th ranked south carolina man hosting division two francis marion tonight. freshman jamall gregory with a highlight reel dock. chris silva led usc with 13. the gamecocks are one of four unbeaten teams remaining in the country. cuthbertson scored 19 points. carol: we will take another look carol: so we are going to eventually dry out? chris: eventually. we will see clouds, but at least we are dry, 63 tomorrow. the cold air rushes in tomorrow, and the mountains will be significantly cooler, and then especially by friday, new year's day, and saturday, and then 49 for ththupstate. the coldest day we have had since march, so winter will be arriving. carol: thank you for watching wyff news 4. [captioning performed by the

investigators say back in september, francis francois let the emergency lines ring for eight minutes. one of those calls came from an eye doctor's office, where a patient had fainted during an exam. francois was on another line at the time with a local pizza shop. >> what can i get for you? >> one slice it to space a. >> nine $.49. >> ok, that is all the cash orders and i have three card orders. allyson: the patient was o.k. in the end. that dispatcher was given a letter of reprimand. geoff: golden state in cleveland last night to take on the cavalierwith the cavaliers being the home team, you would think it gi them again, but it did not happen. all warriors, steph curry, seven three pointers. 35 pts. it was a snoozer. that is right. says, i pick the warriors to win the game. poor guy being seen around the country this morning. allyson: these flowers are not just any flowers. how they will help science. geoff: coming up at 6:00, a live [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why so many people are turning to delsym for longer la

so i agree with pope francis' saying we should be compassionate towards immigrants. and we are. the united states is more than any nation on earth. but we are allowed as a obligation to have immigration laws and to enforce them. and that's what we need to be doing better than what we're doing now. >> all right. i have to leave it there. we're short on time this morning. a lot to get to, senator rubio, nice to catch up with you. stay safe on the trail, sir. >> thank you. >>> and i'm joined now by the fourth presidential candidate we've had on the show this morning, republican governor of ohio john kasich. welcome back to "meet the press," sir. >> always, you know, if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >> i appreciate that. i've had two u.s. senators on this morning who say the u.s. senate shouldn't even bother considering a nomination that president obama puts up. does the u.s. senate have an obligation to at least consider it, hold a hearing? and if they vote it down, they vote it down, but should the u.s. senate, should mitch mcconnell at least open up that part of the process

president obama and theheirst family greeting pope francis, a handshake with castro, a smile after the iran nuclear deal. mr. obama there at vice president -- vice president biden's son's funeral. >> he is a human being. i try to show his personality. there are a lot of pictures with kids in my gallery. he loves babies. ron: that is the national security's -- advisor's daughter. >> have you ever seen a president in an elephant suit? ron: it reveals the obama administration's wide open door policy for chi>> they are children of working moms. he knows the sacrifice they make in terms of being at work a lot. ron: the gallery has 100 11 pictures. what is his favorite? >> my favorite picture will hopefully be the one i make later today, or tomorrow. that is what keeps you going, trying to get a good picture tomorrow. ron: ron allen, nbc news, with the president in honolulu. nigel: coming up, apple is being sued for a recent software upgrade, how it's affecting some of the i-phones gabrielle: and, president obama and jerry seinfeld, meeting together in a car to get coffee. but what are they

pope francis described it as a conversation between two brothers. these institutions had been separated for centuries. today is official business for the pope. he will meet with the president and give a speech to the diplomatic corps. then we are expecting the highlight of the visit when he holds mass at the patron saint of guadalajara. craig. >>> thank you. >> an announced cease-fire will really take hold in the country torn apart by civil war. nbc's keir simmons is in today damascus this morning. a peace deal is set to come into place. a cessation of hostilities next week. already it is coming apart. secretary kerry criticizing the russians for the bombardment around aleppo. president assad of syria saying he intends to keep fighting until he takes back the entire country. this morning, syrian forces backed by the russians and iranians are continuing to advance around aleppo taking new villages. the rebels, telling news organizations saying they don't plan to end the bloodshed. isis and al qaeda al nusra still trying to hold the country. people in

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geoff: pope francis denounced all religious violence religiously-inspired violence synagogue. the pope was greeted by the city's chief rabbi when he visit to the synagogue. he went there under tight security to meet with rome's a sign of interfaith friendship at a time of extremist attacks around the globe. myra: a car smashes into a gas station in australia, nearly hitting a woman inside. this collision triggered a gas leak. authorities blocked off the area until it was contained. store workers dragged the two people inside the car out to safety. they were taken to the hospital for treatment. police are investigating to determine what caused the a factor. geoff: a young couple wheeled their way and furniture to a new home in atlanta. over a dozen riders gathered to help move all of jeffrey wisard and his wife's furniture to their new home by bike. they loaded chairs, tables, lamps, and even a couch onto the bikes and pedaled more than two miles through downtown atlanta. that is pretty funny, isn't it? organizers say while the process was slow-going, the idea is spending time

pope francis rode around the city in two fiat 500-l's. one of those cars will be auctioned off today in philadelphia. the other fiat will go on display at the philadelphia auto show until february 7. proceeds from the auction will benefit select ministries and missions of the archdiocese of philadelphia. nigel: after a closer look at his will, scholars at the uk's national archives have discovered new insights about they are piecing together a timeline of the will's drafting. they are using specialized photography that will determine when each part of the document was written. the documents are on display in london until may 29. after that, they'll be put into storage for another 25 years. >> at the national archives we have about 120 records relating to shakespeare's life and his work. we've brought together here about nine documents that tell a specific story about his life in london, where he lived, where he possibly performed, and of course, the last will and testament. nigel: the documents also give an inside look at shakespeare's li

investigators say back in september, francis fraraois let the emergency lines ring for 8 minutes. eye doctor's office, where a patient had fainted during an exam. francois was on another line at the time with a local pizza shop. >> one slice of cheese pizza. i think that is all my cash orders. i have three card orders. michael: the patient was ok in the end. that dispatcher was given a letter of reprimand. announcer: now your live super doppler 4 news forecast. john: cold throughout the deep south to say the least feared a wind chill advisory until noon tomorrow for the counties shaded in light blue. windchills could get as low as -20, especially about 5000 feet. only in the high elevations, but even then, five to 10 below zero per north georgia mountains, windchill advisory until 10:00 tomorrow morning. started off at 25 this morning at the airport and warmed up to only 39 degrees good the average high is 52. far from it. 18 was the low this morning. it only warmed up 10 degrees to 28. far from the average high of 47. outside right now, a live shot in downtown greenville. it is c

patrick: a philadelphia man will be riding like pope francis after he wins an auction for one of the vehicles used during the pontiff's historic trip to the u.s. last year. michael chapman placed the winning bid of $82,000 to buy one of the pope's fiats at the philadelphia auto show on friday. there it is. organizers say 19 people participated in the bidding battle the proceeds will benefit the archdiocese of philadelphia's special education schools. >> now wyff news 4 sports. ricardo: south carolina will be without infielder madison stokes for the next 6-8 weeks. the sophomore suffered a fracture in his right foot during the gamecocks scrimmage on friday. stokes is scheduled to have surgery next week. carolina panthers to depart for the bay area to begin super bowl 50 the panthers honing in on the gameplan for the denver broncos, which includes stopping future hall of fame quarterback peyton manning. since returning to the broncos lineup in the second half of week 17, manning hasn't thrown an interception. this after giving the ball away 17 times in the first nine games of the seaso

pope francis and his historic trip to mexico later today with historic trip to mexico later this afternoon. more than a million are expected to attend, and there will be tens-of-thousands sharing the moment just across the border in el paso. jay gray is in el paso with more on this special day. j: final preparations at the university of texas at el paso campus later today. 50,000 expected to gather to listen as the pope delivers his final mass from just across the border, a few miles away. >> close to mexico, which i have emotional. jay: it is part of a five day mexican toward and more than one and the tens of thousands who will be here. it will be a mix of the allergy and technology this afternoon. it will be a two-way video feed, and see those who gathered to we expect to see people start to fill the stadium long before the mass this afternoon. they will join in prayer and song, celebrating the papal visit. jay gray nbc news from el paso. geoff: thank you. some kind of story here. a man accused of stealing a backhoe digs himself into a deep hole of trouble in florida and it was all caugh

. >>> this friday pope francis will land in mexico city to begin his week-long trip. worshippers to create a wall of light and prayer by holding up their cell phones. >>> millions of people have flooded the beaches in rio de janeiro. last night the famous parade featured some pretty spectacular floats. >>> let's get down to business. if you bet the denver broncos would win last night's game, your winnings are actually taxable income. americans bet about $4.2 billion on super bowl 50. nearly 4.1 billion of those bets are wagered illegally. the super bowl is the most gambled on sporting event in the country. >>> gas prices have dropped eight cents over the last two weeks. the average is $1.82. the price drop may continue if oil prices continue to slide. here comes your ticket. >> so many ryan reynoldss. it's not the super bowl without the ads. more than 60 ads aired. expensive ones. they featured many celebrities including one and only ryan reynolds, steven tyler. the best ad voted by viewers was hyundai's first date featuring comedian kevin hart, the weaner stam pooed

one of the cars used by pope francis during his visit to philadelphia last fall is available at auction. the pope traveled around the city in two fiat 500l model cars. one of them will remain on display at the philadelphia auto show. the other fiat is up for auction during a black tie gala to be held at the auto show today. organizers say the proceeds will benefit select ministries and philadelphia. taking a look at money matters. a live look at your stocks. the dow jones, nasdaq and s&p 500 all up. a fall hazard has prompted the recall of nearly 1 shower rugs. the recall involves aqua rugs with four plastic suction cups sold in beige and clear. trister products has received 60 reports of consumers falling in the shower or bathtub while on the rugs, including 30 reports of injuries such as bruises, cuts, and fractured or broken bones. consumers should stop using the rugs and contact tristar products to obtain a free replacement. about 1.4 million are being recalled in the u.s. another 70,000 were sold in canada. another recall nissan is , recalling nearly 930,000 altima midsize cars wor

geoff: investigators say back in september, francis francois let the emergency lines ring for eight minutes while she ordered lunch for her coworkers. one of those callers was an optical shop that had a patient faint during an exam. >> i thought there would be more than one person answering the phone. i can't believe there is just the one lady. geoff: the patient was ok in the end. that dispatcher was given a letter of reprimand for failing to hang up when the 911 lines rang. drivers in michigan are saying this crazy situation came out of nowhere. this was the scary scene over the weekend. snow, fog, and high speeds causing a big issue on i-94. there was a chain reaction of crashes. it was all thanks to whiteout conditions. one pileup involved 44 cars vehicles while another involved six semis and 38 other cars. troopers say the crash could have been avoided if drivers distance between each other. caught on camera, a car smashes into a gas station in australia and nearly hits a woman inside. you can see the car fly through a window and into the convenience store. the crash caused a gas leak.

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. >>> history in cuba today as pope francis arrived on the island ahead of a trip to mexico. there he met with the head of the russian orthodox church, kissing each other on the cheeks and embracing at the havana airport, a major step towards bridging a schism that's divided christianity for a >>> it's one of the most dangerous surfing events in the world and this year's titans of mavericks competition in northern california is living up to its reputation with 50-foot waves nino, barreling in at 40 miles per hour just 15 seconds apart. 24 of the world's elite surfers are competing for a $120,000 prize and bragging rights. >>> when we come back, why this whole kindergarten class is already college bound. a these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib-an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free and travel upstream to the brain, where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can