let's start with francis jasper from san antonio, texas. she is turning 100 years old, enjoys playing the piano and exercising. harry is 100 years old. he has been struck by lightning not once but twice in his lifetime, walked away both times okay. that is one lucky guy. >>> happy 100th birthday to sophie eberly. 13 grandchildren, 18 great grand kids and 9 great great grand she is a great great great grandma. helen whiteford from whiteford. she is known for her world famous fried chicken. george cowan is also 100. he visited 51 countries. very happy 100th birthday to elsie ralph. she is fantastic. she is wonderful. if you know someone who wants to celebrate with us just head to today.com/celebrate. >> love hearing about these awesome folks. >>> and let's send it to matt. >>> earlier this week jill martin and the folks at real ji, good morning. you have an update for us. willie is here, as well. >> there are a lot of people around the country who are exactly your size. i'm excited to announce we are officially sold out. how much did we raise

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

. >>> pope francis said he is willing to relax the church's opposition to artificial birth control to control the spread of the zika virus. on his flight home from mexico, the pope said that avoiding pregnancy is not an absolute evil. the explosion of zika in latin america has led some governments to urge women to avoid getting pregnant. the virus has been linked to birth defects. >>> hospitals are reporting an alarming jump in the number of flu cases around the u.s. officials say the predominant strain hitting people is a good match for the current flu vaccine and they're urging a flu the biggest risk is people over 65 or those under the age of 2, or those also with chronic illnesses. experts are recommending a flu shot for everyone six months of age and older. >>> a big arts and crafts store is recalling hundreds of thousands of products that may have been exposed to mold. the recall involves more than 250,000 poinsettia flowers and holiday paper boxes. they were sold at michael's stores last year. there may be mold on the products, posing a risk to people with allergies to mold. co

. >> 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 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

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

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

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

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,

the event was part of a collaboration between bon secours st francis health system and upstate cardiology. it was part of the statewide screening day. testing everything from cholesterol, blood pressure, to >> it's very important for everyone to be screened, because heart disease will be present before you have symptoms. so if you have your screenings done regularly, youll know what your numbers are before you wind up with a heart attack. nigel: the event is held once a year. gabrielle: we want to bring you back to commitment 2016, live pictures of donald trump speaking at a debt -- a townhall in gaffney. let's listen in. >> have i converted you? no. this is incredible. the fact is, it is not even a contest. we have to protectct the second amendment. when it comes to what i have done, on june 16, i said i am i was with my wife and i said, we had more press, i had never seen somewhat present my life. it looked like the academy awards. i said, what am i doing? i have never seen anything like it. i made a speech and talked about illegal immigration. and it was a firestorm. you remember, a fi

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

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and then this one, that's the worst one of all them. [ light laughter ] pope francis loudly scolded a fan in mexico yesterday after the man grabbed his arm and pulled him down. and after hearing that the pope yelled at a mexican, donald trump converted to catholicism. [ light laughter ] i like the way you do things. [ light laughter ] donald trump supporters have filed a lawsuit challenging ted cruz's eligiblility to become president because they claim he is not a natural born citizen. okay, that's fair, but just please point to one thing on this guy that's natural. just one. [ laughter and applause ]

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

. >> we've been watching pope francis, who is visiting mexico. it's a six-day trip to mexico. earlier this week, you saw the touching video of him walking down the al-- from the altar and blessing this wheat child in the wheelchair. it was a touching moment. yesterday, we saw what became a tense moment, actually. really get in with the crowds and surround himself with people, as we saw here in the united states when he visited. he gets down in there with people. unfortunately, the situation seemed like it got a little out of hand for him. he was at a western city, greeting the fans at this open-air mass. you see there a person reaching over the barricade and pulling at his robe. he crashes into a man in the wheelchair. the pope got a little peeved, which i think we can all understand. he's 79 years old, too, being pulled and yanked on to a person in a wheelchair. he basically said, don't be selfish. what's wrong with you? stop being so selfish. clearly understandable in that moment. scary for the person in the wheelchair, too. >> i don't think it was about him. i think he was

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.

in a rare expression of anger, pope francis vividly frustrated, scolding on eager tofollowers tugging on his arm, causing him to topple over a man in a wheelchair. >>> it's a dog beat dog world tonight. german shorthead is the best in show at the westminster dog show, beating out 2 rksz,700 other dogs, to have his day today, wednesday, february 17th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer

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

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pope francis is in the middle of his five-day trip to mexico, and it looks like he's having a pretty good time. [ laughter ] michigan recently passed a new package of laws that includes provisions outlawing both oral and anal sex, but what else would you expect from a state shaped like a hand? [ light laughter ] i don't know. how gross is that joke? [ light laughter ] there's a new internet scam out where people are sent an e-mail from a man claiming to be the cousin of a nigerian astronaut who's been stranded in space for over a decade. so, if you gave him money, that's on you. [ light laughter ] and finally, koalas in australia are currently suffering from a massive chlamydia outbreak affecting almost half their population, though scientists now believe they know the reason for the outbreak. [ light laughter ] we have a great show for you tonight, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] he's a good friend of mine. he is the star of the new film, "race." jason sudeikis is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] oh, what a pleasure to see him. from "sports illustrated's" new swimsuit editio

. >>> thousand flocked to see pope francis today at a stadium in mexico's poorest state. at the event which followed an enorm open-air mass that he presided over earlier. and a moving moment from his visit yesterday to a children's hospital when a teenage patient sang "ava maria" for him earning a kiss from the pope and bringing those around him to tears. >>> still ahead here tonight, another new warning about common heartburn medications. why the millions of americans who take them could be at risk of memory loss. >>> also, the dangerous mid-air incident that shook up one of the pilots aboard an guys, it's just the two of you. the setting is just right. there's something in the air. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain or adempas for pulmonary hypertension your blood pressure could drop to an unsafe level. for an erection lasting more than four hours.

. >>> pope francis will celebrate mass today in mexico's least catholic state. on sunday, the pope held an outdoor mass for more than 300,000 people in a crime-ridden suburb of mexico city. the pope condemns the drug trade, telling worshippers there can be, quote, no dialogue with the devil. pope francis is halfway through his five-day trip to mexico. >>> hours long ordeal for people at a new hampshire ski resort. >> good morning to you. two tram cars malfunctioned, leaving dozens, including an 8 month old baby, trapped in the biting cold for hours. their dramatic rescue is caught on camera. >> reporter: a day on the slopes in new hampshire turned into a harrowing rescue, when two tram cars suddenly stopped, leaving dozens stranded 40 feet in the air for almost three hours in sub zero temperatures. after what passengers described as a severe jolt, one tram came to a rest near the 4,000 foot summit. mountain. among the 48 people trapped, an 8 month old baby. with the mercury around negative 4 degrees, blankets were sent to the top car to help guests stay warm unt

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 sovereign nation have an 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 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? dec

. >> that's coming over and i just talk talked to francis. >> he's trying to get some attention and the referee bench. he's staying out and he's hurt. right now. he's hurt. that's what he was telling the official. with the way that he's played this afternoon the bruins don't mind that straight off there. talking to pete van zandt in the runway. >> the drive and that was high and taken by abdelkader and lifted along with colin miller couldn't get there and out by zetterberg and it's abdelkader and trotman able to wedge it along. slams on the brakes and they lose abdelkader now with 47 seconds to go, and connolly sent it back across and gliding ahead with it now and hoisting it back in is spooner and goes into the, and kept alive by colin miller and rolled along and settled down by hayes and hayes able to play at close quarters and sent on back to the point and colin miller and the shot one and ricocheted around behind in the punched back ahead against spooner and he's got hayes' position there and got it on to the back and collen miller right and the that one is ahead right and crashing

. >>> and mexico city, pope francis is preparing to hold a mass in one of the area's poorest communities. the faithful are already gathering for today's service. about 300,000 are expected. it follows a day of prayer and politics as the pope took the nation's leaders to task for failing to take a more active stand against poverty, the drug trade and corruption. >>> and after a thorough coast guard inspection, the cruise ship anthem of the seas set sail on saturday and is now headed to the bahamas. the ship was forced to cut its previous trip short after sailing right through a big storm. passengers described that trip as chaotic and terrifying. the coast guard says the ship was in good shape to sail again. >>> sheinelle, thank you. we have much more this morning on the death of justice antonin scalia. appointed to the court 30 years ago, his death leaves a major vacancy on the bench. we have complete coverage for you this half hour, nbc's jay gray is outside the ranch where scalia died, and he has more for us. jay, good morning. here's what we know right now. justice scalia was found dea

sheriff chris francis wanted to use the decals to show patriotism and a local church pitched in to pay for them. patrol cars. dale: good morning, happy valentine's day. with mostly cloudy skies as we look out more various skycam's. it will be a chilly valentine's day. we are for another winter event. if already seen some flurries overnight as we take a look at our live super doppler four. most of this in western north carolina but a few spots right now in the mountains of south carolina getting just a flurry. areas in blue, that is a winter storm watch. it means things could get a little slippery. counties from mcdowell and towards the virginia border all under a winter storm warning. there is a potential for 2-6 inches in the higher elevations. otherwise it will be basically sleet starting overnight tonight and into tomorrow. here's a quick look at the southeast. from parts of kentucky and tennessee we're seeing some snow already. that cold blast is affecting so much of the country. it will actually be about 5:36:00 first then in the early morning hours tomorrow for upstate. currently

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

. >>> 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

. >>> pope francis is on his way to cuba and then mexico. today on board the plane to he got a gift from a mexican journalist, a sombrero. looks good in it. the pontiff returns to the vat cann -- vatican in a week. >>> saturday, we have wet weather in the pacific northwest. lake-effect snow showers left over around the great lakes. cold temperatures in the upper midwest and northeast. as far south as northern florida. sunday, sunday, we are looking for more snow from the upper great lakes all the way down into the gulf coast. rain and ice in between. rain and snow on the pacific northwest. record lows sunday morning in the northeast and mid-atlantic states. 10 degrees cooler than it should be in florida. look at los angeles on sunday, 90. that'sgreenville, spartanburg, anderson will see some isolated rain/snow mix early then clearing for the afternoon, high of 43. northeast winds of 5-10. the mountains of north carolina will have a 30% chance of snow early changing over to rain expected at most. northwest winds at 5-8. high in the asheville,

for the "star wars" francis,hisefranchise, nothing can stop it. the sequel has already begun shooting at the same studios. let's hope they've fixed the spaceship door by now. back to you. >> is he in the next one? >> no -- >> says the person who hasn't seen it. >> you don't know this, but you're stepping into this. you are stirring the pot. >> anything is possible. >> let's get a check of the weather, chewbacca. >> these are not the lawyers you're looking for. go about your lawsuit. we've got more lake-effect snow. some areas picking up three feet of snow already and there's more into sunday, especially from erie, pennsylvania, all the way to water town, new york, where they may see another 24 inches of snow before it's over. erie, p.a., and buffalo, 8 to 14 inches. next week, sunday, we have a clipper coming in, and it'll bring snow from minneapolis to cleveland. ministry mix from missouri to south carolina. monday, ice event for the southeast and mid-atlantic. this is monday afternoon. by tuesday, warmer air gets in. can you believe it? here, we

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. >>> 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