. >>> today pope francis will celebrate mass in a troubled border town in mexico but across the border in texas thousands will be filling the sun bowl stadium to watch a simulcast of that service. we sent laura rodriguez to el paso for that historic event. >> reporter: pope francis concluded his fourth day in mexico accompanied by youth at a stadium. more than 80,000 people from different parts of the country listened to his message about the right to live without drugs and violence. earlier in the day his holiness celebrated mass and headed to a cathedral where he was given keys to the city.

still to come, how pope francis's comments is not the first time he or other folks have taken on politicians. >>> we will lighten up and help you get over winter's last hump. mario armstrong will help you.

. >>> one of pope francis's adviser ises acknowledged on sunday the catholic church made enormous mistakes in preventing thousands of children from being cardinal george pell testified to an investigative commission in his native usa via video link. in a front row of the conference room were two dozen australian abuse survivors who had traveled across the globe to be on hand for pell's testimony. a significant demonstration of accountability in the church's long-standing abuse saga. tim? >>> all right. thank you very much. if you're traveling today, we have heavy delays in san francisco. we're back after this. >>> good morning, everybody. here's a preview of what's coming up on mornings on fox 11. jennifer bishottu is going to stop by to tell us about the top pieces to have in your spring wardrobe. what you need to add. . >> swim suit mod sell not happy with one -- who appear on the cover this year. we're going to be talking about the criticism. that and a lot more coming up in less than 5 minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get a final look at your forecast before we head over to "

. >>> one of pope francis's adviser ises acknowledged on sunday the catholic church made enormous mistakes in preventing thousands of children from being abused by priests. cardinal george pell testified to an investigative commission in his native usa via video link. conference room were two dozen australian abuse survivors who had traveled across the globe to be on hand for pell's testimony. a significant demonstration of accountability in the church's long-standing abuse saga. tim? >>> all right. thank you very much. if you're traveling today, we have heavy delays in san francisco. we're back after this. >>> good morning, everybody. here's a preview of what's fox 11. jennifer bishottu is going to stop by to tell us about the top pieces to have in wardrobe. . >> swim suit mod sell not happy with one -- who appear on the cover this year. we're going to be talking about the criticism. that and a lot more coming up in less than 5 . >> thank you very much. >>> let's get a final look at your forecast before we head er to "the today show" on news had. pretty warm temperatures as well. the big

one of pope francis' top advisers acknowledge d on sunday that the catholic church made "enormous mistakes" in failing to prevent thousands of children from being abused by priests. george pell testified to an investigative commission in his native australia via video link from a rome hotel. in the front row of the conference room were two dozen australian abuse survivors who had traveled across the globe to be on hand for pell's testimony - a significant demonstration of accountability in the church's long-running abuse saga. on thursday, the diocese of sioux city annouced a detailed plan to consolidate, and close, dozens of its parishes in the summer of 20-17. the diocese remains hopeful it will be a smooth transition. they strive to provide priests to those parishes for as long as they can. yet church-goers across northwest iowa still may have to come to grips with the closure. ktiv's michelle schoening has more. << on a sunday in rural plymouth county, st. joseph-ellendale is anything but quiet. (nat pop) ellendale is one for the 40 parishes on the proposed sioux city diocese's 2025 pl

francis seraph held the fundraiser on sunday, and the efforts for tucker' s restaurant. the vine street location was destroyed last summer by a fire, and now restaurant owners are looking to bounce back. >> joe and carla tucker are the salt of the earth. they' ve made everyone welcome in this restaurant and they' re looking forward to the opportunity to seeing all their friends again, every day. lisa: the tuckers hope to be back up and running july 25, and that would be exactly a year after the fire that forced the restaurant to close down. and there was a little red carpet controversy involving one of the biggest stars on the entire planet. mark: how does this happen? a beauty website sent out a tweet discussing oprah' s red-carpet look, but there was one problem -- oprah was watching the oscar' s on her couch. this was the tweet which showed a picture of whoopi goldberg. total beauty said, "we had no idea oprah was tatted and we love it." this all got back to oprah and her good friend gayle king . they posted this picture on instagram. oprah was a little confused by th

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. >>> one of pope francis' top advisers says the catholic church made enormous mistakes in failing to prevent repeated child abuse by priests. over a video link, the church treasurer testified in australia. he previously served as a priest there. during his testimony, he said individuals were to blame, not the entire organization. he was questioned about current vatican efforts to address the scandal and his own past working this australia. >> the church is in many places search australia h things up, that let people down. i'm not here to defend the indefensible. >> and now in other news, a prince george's county police officer finds himself on the other side of the law facing assault charges. >> officer olaseha was suspended after being arrested for a domestic disturbance on friday. the three reyear veteran of the department was off duty at the time. the victim was taken to the hospital. >>> d.c. circulator workers are calling for changes, they will rally to protest safety concerns in what they are calling poverty rages this morning. workers say they make close to $8 less an hour tha

. >>> new this morning, one of pope francis' top advisers is capturing initial attention. he claims the catholic church made enormous mistakes in failing to keep the priests from abusing children. >> i would like to thank you for your for giveness. please, i have made the worst mistake of my life, but please, save me! >> please! think of my family. >> wormbeer is a university of georgia student. north korea arrested him nearly 2 months ago, and he admitted to trying to steal a political banner from the walls of his hotel, and new york claims today's news conference was north korea is not saying what will happen next to the u.s. student. >>> time now, 6:45, and another elephant rampage caught on camera. that's a car the elephant is tossing around, and people are on top of the elephant. the elephant did smash several cars and motorbikes, and it was part of a holy ritual. it took hours for people to get the animal to calm down, and amazingly no one was hurt. >>> in your vote, it's one day until supertuesday, the biggest day of the primary season. tomorrow voters will head to

. >>> new this morning, one of pope francis' top advisers is capturing national attention. george pell received before an investigative possession, claiming the catholic church made enormous mistakes in failing to prevent the priests from abusing children this was a short walk away from at vatican. >>> time now, 5:45. americans are gulping down the sugar, according to a new study from the cdc. researchers claim one in three at least once a day. the younger adults are the most likely to have the beverages, which having at 8-teaspoons of sugar per serving. >>> having problems with your senses is more common than you may think. most older adults have issues with at least one of their senses, the study found at at least 90% of seniors have a problem with one of their senses. declines in taste and touch were among the top complaints. >>> starbucks is making a move bolder than its coffee this they plan to interthe most intim dating market in the world, italy. starbucks has a presence in europe, but it's not been as successful there as in other >>> vegetarians, those arby's for th

a fundraiser was held at saint francis seraph school this come back. >> joe and carla tucker are the salt of the earth. they' ve made everyone welcome in this restaurant and they' re looking forward to the opportunity to seeing all their friends again, every day. mark: if all goes as planned, the tuckers hope to be back up and running july 25, a year to the date they had to close down because of that fire. cincinnati' s largest and longest running spring showcase is taking a two-day break this week set to reopen on wednesday. ,lisa: the home and garden show offers ideas for your outdoor and indoor spaces. more than 400 vendors are showcasing the latest trends in interior design, kitchen, and bathrooms and outdoor living. , bard nurseries focused its outdoor design on the family. >> we decided to bring our outdoor environment and ours has become a movie theater. that way we can bring the family outcome it enjoy dinner catch a , movie, sit in the garden and just relax. lisa: vendors say the show gives and organizers say the strong economy has meant a bigger attendance. once the show re

. >>> enormous mistake, that's how one of pope francis' top advisers describes how the catholic church handled child sex abuse by priests. over a video link, the vatican treasurer testified before an investigative investigation in australia. he previously served as a priest there. during his testimony, he said individuals were to blame, not the entire organization. two dozen australian abuse survives traveled from around the world to hear the remarks. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. coming up on 5:41 on a monday morning. still all dry around the washington area here early this morning. there are rain showers out here in the mountains of west virginia, most of them will fall apart as th c blue ridge, but there could still be a shower chance early this morning. so you may want to have the umbrella just to play it on the safe side. any chance for rain should be done by about noontime, so all you will need today, a light jacket for temperatures near 50 this morning. a little pocket umbrella, but you'll need your sunglasses later on today as blustery west winds wi

. >>> one of pope francis's top advisers admitting to the vatican that the vatican made "enormous mistakes in failing to prevent thousands of children from being abused by priests." vatican treasurer cardinal george pell testified to an investigative commission in australia by video from rome. two dozen australian abuse survivors sat in the front row pell's testimony. >> christa: now to 7 health cast. the centers for disease control saying in a new report that nearly one in three americans consumed sugary drinks at least once a day. they say young adults are more likely to drink these kinds of drinks that contain nearly eight teaspoons of sugar per serving. >> sarah: the most popular cosmetic procedure of 2015, breast augmentation. that's according to the american society of plastic surgeons. lipo suction was second. but the fastest growing type of plastic surgery last year was buttocks implants. however, plastic surgeons say that lift rather than implants are becoming more popular. >> christa: now on 7news, it will soon cause more to visit either disney world or disneyland. the price per

. >>> new this morning, one of pope francis' top advisers is capturing international attention. cardinal george pell testified before an investigative commission saying the catholic church made enormous mistakes in failing to prevent children from being abused by priests, and this his third testimony in took place a short walk from the vatican. >>> today in florida, legislators will discus the loose of medical marijuana and a bill that puts tighter restrictions on abortion clinics. >>> good morning, everybody and happy monday. i'm at the capitol where we start the second week of legislation today. >> reporter: there's still work to be done in both chambers. a bill will be considered to put tighter restrictions on abortion clinics, and the same committee is looking to expand insurance sink hole coverage and the senate rules community look at medical marijuana bill that allows terminal patients to use the medicinal pot. a laundry list of amendments kicked it back to committee. >> that's what is going on here. have a great day everyone. >>> americans are gulping down the sugar. one

francis st. joseph's home for children. one child was taken to the hospital for minor injury. no word yet on what caused the accident. >>> and police say an argument between two brothers led to a shooting in northeast philadelphia. according to investigators one of the men shot the other in the chest at a home along woodhaven road. police took one man into custody. right now the 50-year-old victim is in critical condition. >>> and a philadelphia police officer talked to nbc 10 about coming face-to-face with a man who threatened to shoot him in the head. officer michael edwards says the man approached him in his cruiser wednesday night at a park in south philadelphia and said, i should blow your head off. edwards says he kept his hands in his pants and used his body to try to barricade him in his car. but the officer managed to get out of his car, draw his gun and confront hans who made a shooting gesture with his hands. that's when a backup officer arrived on the scene and tasered the suspect. >> he could have had a gun. and i wouldn't have known anything. i just would have be

let's start with francis jasper from san antonio, texas. she is turning 100 years old,

francis aref on liberty street. lisa: new developments with the wasson way trail. state legislators are considering finer request to this phase extends the trail from montgomery road in evanston to i-71 near dana avenue. a task force has requested $1.1 million in state funding. and since the project already has some funding, the design process is expected to begin this spring. the city hopes to begin construction within the next 12 to months. 18mark: technology is giving us a new inside look at union new laser scans will be used by architects and designers as they begin renovations. they spent months processing thousands of individual scans, and now they have a detailed, three-dimensional view of the interior and exterior of the building. >> the community benefits because we' re able to get maximum value out of the investment the community is making in this structure. we can preserve this structure for the long term with the the maximum amount of work to do that upfront with the fewest surprises along the way. mark: the renovation begins this year. the cost of the

francis seraph on east liberty street. lisa: lending a helping hand to people who otherwise may struggle to get the loans they need to start a business or buy a home. the collective empowerment group has announced a partnership with centerbank in milford, with the goal of promoting economic development among the minority community. one business owner says programs like this are changing the way she can do business. >> so now with this in play, this will give me the opportunity to work like others and go through banking and have a banking relationship and possibly do better with my rates and to have someone that really takes care of my business for me. lisa: they' re offering a $500 discount toward closing costs on a home loan through the bank. mark: technology is giving us a new inside look at union terminal. new laser scans will be used by architects and designers as they begin renovations. they spent months processing and now they have a detailed, three-dimensional view of the interior and exterior of the building. >> th

he's accused of selling tickets to see pope francis during his visit last year here to new york. >>> when apple meets with shareholders today, they will have a lot to talk about. yesterday apple asked the courts to reverse an order to help the fbi unlock an iphone used by the san bernardino killers. google is planning to file a friend of the court brief in support of apple. apple accuses the federal government of seeking kwoegs dangerous power. >>> topping the money report. kohl's makes a move to stay profitable. 18 stores will close and smaller shops will open in seven areas. look for more kohl's off price and outlet stores to pop up. we'll find out next month which locations, exact locations will >>> once again, it is weg man's on the top shelf. ranked number one in the american consumer satisfaction index. it no longer had to share the title with trader joe's. points on that chain went down to second place. it's a different philosophy of the higher end grocery store where you get more stuff. >> they're great. everything costs a little bit more. a lot more in some cases. there's th

this weekend there is a fundraiser at saint francis seraph church to help with the costs. if it goes well the owner wants to reopen on july 25, a year to the day the restaurant went up in flames. >> people love them and love their food and we just want to see them cooking again. >> we' re hanging in there, thanks to the people that stand around us and support us all these years. without them, i wouldn' t be here. mark: tucker will be cooking again on sunday. the fundraiser goes from eleven -- from 11:00 until 4:00 at saint francis seraph on east lisa: actually forecast on this friday. 31 degrees. i did see something flying around on my way in. randi: it is very fine flurries. not enough to slow you down or cause problems. you will see a few flurries making their way from northwest to southeast as we continue to get that flow off of lake michigan. they are just flurries. no big deal for you. this warning, starting on temperatures close to freezing. cloudy skies acting like a blanket. temperatures didn' t move much overnight. 31 degrees right now at cvg, 28 currently in wilm

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. kids and 9 great great grand kids. 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. celebrate with us just head to today.com/celebrate. >> love hearing about these awesome folks. >>> and let's send it to matt. >>> all right, savannah. thanks very much. >>> earlier this week jill martin and the folks at real male helped sell clothes men the effort was meant to raise money for city harvest, a great organization to deliver nutritious food for those fighting hunger. jill, good morning. you've got an update for us. willie is here, as well. >> there are a lot of people around the

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marat, commander taylor, lieutenant colonel francis, major ben tagget. the neat thing about that is, oh look, that was an interagency and joint service team right there to help put this together and then miss keene, miss audler and miss jamie hague. of course she puts her name last but she's pretty much the animous behind this. please put your hands together and applause for the folks who helped put this together. and the last one i want to thank our panelists today. i think they exemplified what we're try igto do here through scholarship, through policy analysis and in some cases, as they admitted, some of their ideas have changed through the process of their research and their scholarship. and so many of you may have a similar experience this year. that's great, because it will bring you to even a deep every level of understanding, but thanks for the commitment. thanks for what you've done for this group, and whether you realize it or not, alumni years from now this event has opened up different perspectives in ways they didn't really appreciate at thi

good start for northwestern -- taylor francis knocks down the open 3 -- red raiders up 7-nothing. it stays close -- big jordan baker had 20 to lead northwestern -- 2 coming off the nice feed from jaxson heinz. briar cliff starts to heat up -- shane graves hits the 3 -- he scored the chargers first 8 points and had 20 in the first half -- finished with a game-high 30. then, bryan forbes gets the steal -- gets karate chopped but the 12th-ranked briar cliff women hosting #17 concordia. chargers up one after three quarters -- in the fourth -- morgan hansen gets the hoop and the hack. she had 10 and bc leads 62-61. it stays close. jessi corrick knocks down 2 of her 15 points -- again, bc leads by only one. briar cliff advances, 76-69. the morningside women -- back to number-1 in the naia rankings, hosting saint mary of omaha. morningside starts slowly -- but lexi ackerman drives and hits the pulls up "j", mustangs trail by three. later on, the mustangs on the attack, jessica tietz gets the second chance basket, mustangs advance 82 to 72 -- they'll host briar cliff saturday at 3. for mo

. >> and the governor's wife, the first lady, francis, was asked her reaction when they got the news. >> well, of course i was concerned when i first heard. but, you know, also being reassured by physicians that it was early and treatable and a really good prognosis. i think, you know, we have great courage and, you know, i feel all right, i feel more than hopeful. >> and you can count on nbc 10 for developments on this breaking news. we'll also talk to doctors as we learn more about prostate cancer. we'll bring you updated information throughout this newscast and for updates any time you can check our nbc 10 app. it's a free download. >>> and right now at 11:00 we are tracking potential for severe weather on this first alert weather day. this is actually a live look at center city philadelphia right now where the rain is -- will get heavier as the day goes on. but you can see limited visibility because of the clouds and fog. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong sent us this video. it shows heavy rain along union street and wilmington. >> and now take a look at independence mal

we're going to go back now to hear the governor's wife francis. >> no, of course i was concerned when i first heard. but, you know, also being reassured by physicians that it was early and treatable and a really good prognosis. i think we have great courage and feel all right. you know, feel more than hopeful. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> and we begin with breaking news. pennsylvania governor tom wolf has just revealed that he has prostate cancer. the governor said the diagnosis will not affect his ability to governor. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. the governor just addressed pennsylvanians and he told us about what he has learned. he thought that he got first information in the fall. he recently learned that he has prostate cancer, a mild case. he says it's very treatable. he says it was discovered by his doctors during a regular checkup. his treatment will begin in the coming weeks in york, pennsylvania, should last for several months. the governor also said he'll take time off with his family before his treatment starts. the governor says he will not n

talking today sanders discussed pope francis and says that he considers the holy father to be a socialist and asked to define >> what it means and what i am talking about is that we have to do our best, and live our lives in a way that e leavelevates human suffering. >> so far the vatican has not respounded. >>> the uber driver that shot has been charged with six count cans o o murder. he has admit today the crime and he sat quietly as they read the charges against him. he said that he would remain silent. if convicted, he faces life in prison. so far no motive in the shooting. he is due back in court on march meanwhile they gathered last night to pay respects. 14-year-old continues the fight for her life and remains in critical condition at a local hospital. >>> a 16-year-old boy has died after a helicopter crash in hawaii. the teen were visiting from canada when the tour helicopter crashed near the harbor. the teen was draped under water and had to be cut free from the seat. two family members are hospitalized and the third was treated and release. no word on the status of the pilot. th

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