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Eyewitness News : WABC : September 24, 2015 1:05am-1:35am EDT
there the pope heads to midtown manhattan to st. patrick's, a prayer service at 6:45. >> the pope in washington, d.c. tonight. he will address a joint session political reporter dave evans is there. >> the preparations are underway in midtown manhattan. lucy. >> reporter: well, bill and sade, in less than 24 hours from now, the pope will be making his way down fifth avenue and in preparation for that historic visit, all this. crews will be working through the night to install fences all along this area. as new york city gets ready to roll out the welcome matt, what's actually far more visible to new yorkers are the barricades. pope francis is scheduled to land at 5:00 p.m. thursday. from there he will take a helicopter to wall street, then a motorcade to midtown. the pontiff will then switch to his popemobile for the last few blocks to zane patrick's cathedral where he will deliver evening prayers. through the night to erect eight-foot steel fences. >> it's a steel mesh that's not climbable. it is not going to be able to be toppled. >> the company had to manufacture these fences 25,,
there the pope heads to midtown manhattan to st. patrick's, a prayer service at 6:45. >> the pope in washington, d.c. tonight. he will address a joint session political reporter dave evans is there. >> the preparations are underway in midtown manhattan. lucy. >> reporter: well, bill and sade, in less than 24 hours from now, the pope will be making his way down fifth avenue and in preparation for that historic visit, all this. crews will be working through the night to install...
News 4 New York at 5:30 : WNBC : September 24, 2015 5:30pm-6:00pm EDT
st. patrick's, it's rather like we're in a cage. but the department is going to use 1200 traffic cones, 43 sand trucks in central park, 409 pieces of concrete blocks, you've seen those around town here, these weigh 3900 pounds each and they totaled it up for us, 818 ton of concrete block, 19 barrier trucks all to protect the pope while he is in the city for 39 hours and 40 minutes. and we're told they figured out he will cover 54 miles on the ground in new york city. and they are going to be, at the same time, 220 different motorcades between the pope and the u.n. general assembly. it's the 70th anniversary of the u.n. we've got 170 heads of state in town at the same time. so does the new york city police department have its hands full? yes. i'm sure they welcomed every other agency that's in town from the secret service on down helping out with the effort. >> i'll get back to something i shared with you. my son was watching our coverage and he said, why is this so important? why is this man so important? well, you know, there's 1.2 billion catholics in the world. and he is the l
st. patrick's, it's rather like we're in a cage. but the department is going to use 1200 traffic cones, 43 sand trucks in central park, 409 pieces of concrete blocks, you've seen those around town here, these weigh 3900 pounds each and they totaled it up for us, 818 ton of concrete block, 19 barrier trucks all to protect the pope while he is in the city for 39 hours and 40 minutes. and we're told they figured out he will cover 54 miles on the ground in new york city. and they are going to be,...
News 4 New York at 6 : WNBC : September 24, 2015 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
>>pee would be the fourth pope to do that. he'll be the fourth pope to visit st. patrick's as well. >> st. paul the vi, almost to the day 50 years ago was here. >> he came on some anniversary of the consecration of the cathedral. >> i think. >> so anyway, four popes and one future pope have been here to the cathedral. >> if you could be a fly on the wall in that car. i wonder what they're saying. i wonder if they're changing the plans. they could be discussing, okay, this is what we're going to do next. >> he's punching in the coordinates of the gps. find fdr drive. the driver is italian too. >> i think he's making plans to stop by my parish. >> he heard about your sacrifice, your ticket. >> exactly. >> he likes this sort of humility. he certainly is going to come to your parish. >> that would be wonderful. >> you're going to be traveling with him, aren't you? >> well, i don't know yet. i hope to. >> is there a chance you're going to be going to africa with the pope? >> yes. he's going the last week of november to kenya and several other places. i don't want to jinx it because i'm
>>pee would be the fourth pope to do that. he'll be the fourth pope to visit st. patrick's as well. >> st. paul the vi, almost to the day 50 years ago was here. >> he came on some anniversary of the consecration of the cathedral. >> i think. >> so anyway, four popes and one future pope have been here to the cathedral. >> if you could be a fly on the wall in that car. i wonder what they're saying. i wonder if they're changing the plans. they could be...
News4 New York: Papal Visit to NY : WNBC : September 24, 2015 6:30pm-8:00pm EDT
of the security barrier. we're right across from st. patrick's cathedral and we were not allowed to bring anything noo here that could be used as a projectile. we couldn't bring any round fruit, oranges or apples to eat while we're waiting on the pope. >> anything that's projectile. >> but they did let us bring our iphones in. >> you know, i want to bring david ushery, he was in d.c. for the pope's arrival there. and his procession. and with the pope mobile. david tell us what you're feeling right now and how this compares to what you saw in d.c. >> yeah. i've been thinking about that sibila. because we got into d.c. and this was going to be the first real test here, security in the united states. and of course washington well-suited and we listen to some of the people who get to see him. washington well-suited for the motorcades. but it didn't, when we got there and around the venues, obviously there was security but we didn't feel that. we know the nypd is real concerned. this is a city that of course as did washington, the pain of terrorism and attacks like that. this is an early
of the security barrier. we're right across from st. patrick's cathedral and we were not allowed to bring anything noo here that could be used as a projectile. we couldn't bring any round fruit, oranges or apples to eat while we're waiting on the pope. >> anything that's projectile. >> but they did let us bring our iphones in. >> you know, i want to bring david ushery, he was in d.c. for the pope's arrival there. and his procession. and with the pope mobile. david tell us...
Eyewitness News : WABC : September 24, 2015 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
down outside st. patricks. up. it has the vatican flag. perhaps that is the vehicle. joe, i don't know if you can see these pictures. talk about some of what we are seeing here but you can talk a little bit about what is going to be happening as the pope makes his way down 5th avenue. >> that is the pope's fiat. that is the license plate. vatican city state number one for the pope. that was the fiat we saw here at saint patrick's cathedral 30 minutes ago. no question that is his car ready to take the pope. anxious anticipation on 5th avenue. the best thing that happened here, diana, the sun has gown down. it's cool and comfortable if is the night to do it. american at the of flashing lights. traffic has been blocked off for hours. some of the people have been standing around since early this afternoon and here we are at 6:00. everybody is holding up well. you are warned once you get to your spot you can't leave your location. a quit bathroom run is not going to happen. everybody is standing by waiting for the pope to arrive. you can't see the binder that i wanted to show everyone.
down outside st. patricks. up. it has the vatican flag. perhaps that is the vehicle. joe, i don't know if you can see these pictures. talk about some of what we are seeing here but you can talk a little bit about what is going to be happening as the pope makes his way down 5th avenue. >> that is the pope's fiat. that is the license plate. vatican city state number one for the pope. that was the fiat we saw here at saint patrick's cathedral 30 minutes ago. no question that is his car ready...
News 4 New York at 11 : WNBC : September 24, 2015 11:00pm-11:34pm EDT
after pulling up at st. patrick's renovated cathedral, governor, and mayor front and center. inside saint pats there was with secular before the sacred, smartphone madness underscoring the didtiness of the crowd of mostly priests and nuns in his remarks to them, francis encouraged them to keep the faith, even when their vocations present heavy burdens and then it became official. >> once you enter those famous doors on fifth avenue, you became an official new yorker. >> reporter: so he is. there was a moment where the pope deviated from prepared remarks and reminded everyone he is a global leader and wanted the world to know about suffering. >> thank you so much. >>> when pope's motorcade drove down fifth avenue you could see the joy, not only on the people's faces but on the pope's face himself. >> news 4 gus rosendale is live with the memorable moments. >> the big crowds kept away from the residents right now so the pope can get a good night sleep after one of his longest days on the journey. pope francis resting on the upper east side at east 72nd street. a long day for the holy
after pulling up at st. patrick's renovated cathedral, governor, and mayor front and center. inside saint pats there was with secular before the sacred, smartphone madness underscoring the didtiness of the crowd of mostly priests and nuns in his remarks to them, francis encouraged them to keep the faith, even when their vocations present heavy burdens and then it became official. >> once you enter those famous doors on fifth avenue, you became an official new yorker. >> reporter: so...
pope will be hosted by st. patrick's catholic church of the archdiocese of iwashington where the pope is going to bless a lunbh served to the poor and the homeless. at 4:00 p.m., the pope heads to new york city. >> when the pope does arrive in new york, he will be greeted not only with the cheers, but security measures like the city has never seen. 6,000 additional police officers will be on the ground. 1200 patrol cars deployed. news 4's gus rosendale son the upper east side with the safety plans in place. >> reporter: we're getting ready for a lockdown here. ficers already in position. barricades going up across the city. quite simply put, the nypd is not taking any chances. it's now officially being called the largest security push in nypd history. but that doesn't mean new york's finest can't help a couple of tourists from chile track down a spot to see the pope. >> we were like asking like why they sell tickets and where we can find them. >> reporter: tonight fences up across places like central park west, and the barricades not yet blocking west 77th street, for now the barrier
pope will be hosted by st. patrick's catholic church of the archdiocese of iwashington where the pope is going to bless a lunbh served to the poor and the homeless. at 4:00 p.m., the pope heads to new york city. >> when the pope does arrive in new york, he will be greeted not only with the cheers, but security measures like the city has never seen. 6,000 additional police officers will be on the ground. 1200 patrol cars deployed. news 4's gus rosendale son the upper east side with the...
Today in New York : WNBC : September 24, 2015 4:30am-5:00am EDT
in midtown. you can see right here, 51st those shut down at st. patrick's cathedral starting at midnight. you have all the cross streets from 55th down to 47th closed between 6th and madison. 5th avenue also shut down. this will reopen at 6:00 a.m. the side streets here, the cross streets, they'll be reduced to one lane. it's not like it's going to really help the traffic all that much. still the spot to avoid. from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., all of this shuts down again. at 2:00 p.m. we add madison avenue into the mix. this entire area around st. patrick's cathedral, around 30 rock, it's the spot to avoid. it will have pedestrian restrictions as well. you will not be able to walk through here around the time of the evening commute. so certainly the spots to avoid. the police, they can shut down any roadway at any time. we also have closures further east of here for the u.n. general assembly. of course, we'll continue to keep you updated on all of it. all of these maps are on nbcnewyork.com. >> okay, lauren. thank you. >>> 4:36 right now. while the anticipation is building here, p
in midtown. you can see right here, 51st those shut down at st. patrick's cathedral starting at midnight. you have all the cross streets from 55th down to 47th closed between 6th and madison. 5th avenue also shut down. this will reopen at 6:00 a.m. the side streets here, the cross streets, they'll be reduced to one lane. it's not like it's going to really help the traffic all that much. still the spot to avoid. from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., all of this shuts down again. at 2:00 p.m. we add...
the famous st. patrick's cathedral spiffed up for the occasion, 9,000 organ pipes restored and communion wafers at the ready. philadelphia is closing 25 miles of streets and highways to prepare for a million people to turn up for sunday's mass with pope francis. >>> and while he's here in america, the vatican tells us francis' popemobile will be a jeep wrangler, the same type of jeep he used in ek what door back in july. thanks for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. thanks again for watching. >>> he is known as the people's pope. tonight the people rolled out the red carpet for pope francis' arrival here in the united states is. while new york rolls out unprecedented security for this historic trip. good evening. i'm joe torres. bill ritter is off. >> i'm sade baderinwa. pope francis is resting right now before his busy schedule picks up tomorrow. the 7-year-old pontiff deliberately avoid is ago limo and instead opting for a modest compact car arriving in washington, d.c. where he is spending a quiet nigh
the famous st. patrick's cathedral spiffed up for the occasion, 9,000 organ pipes restored and communion wafers at the ready. philadelphia is closing 25 miles of streets and highways to prepare for a million people to turn up for sunday's mass with pope francis. >>> and while he's here in america, the vatican tells us francis' popemobile will be a jeep wrangler, the same type of jeep he used in ek what door back in july. thanks for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online...
course, st. patrick's cathedral midtown. what you need to know to navigate through the city tomorrow. >> you said it, after the pope lands at jfk, he'll be coming to st. patrick's. you can see security stepping up in the area. the manhole covers are being sealed. no chances being taken. training for trouble.
Eyewitness News at Noon : WABC : September 24, 2015 12:00pm-1:00pm EDT
avenue. streets are closed around saint patrick's cathedral where the pope will ride in an open motorcade before leading evening vest spears tonight. >> -- vespers tonight. >>> we have a team of reports starting with rob nelson live in the nation's capitol. what a day. >> >> reporter: indeed. by d.c. standards, this was an extraordinary morning. the first time that a pope addressed a joint meeting of congress ever in american history. it was incredibly powerful speech that praised the past and used -- urged leaders to use the golden rule in saving the future. >> reporter: congress was by the pope himself to be better. >> >> reporter: in a wide ranging address fueled by both compassion and a sense of shared humanity, the pope evoked president lincoln and martin luther king junior in a call for america to continue to dream big and have heart for all. the pontiff did not shy away from politically sensitive topics including crisis across europe, the death penalty, climate change, immigration and gay marriage. >> relations are called into question as the basis of only reiterate the i
avenue. streets are closed around saint patrick's cathedral where the pope will ride in an open motorcade before leading evening vest spears tonight. >> -- vespers tonight. >>> we have a team of reports starting with rob nelson live in the nation's capitol. what a day. >> >> reporter: indeed. by d.c. standards, this was an extraordinary morning. the first time that a pope addressed a joint meeting of congress ever in american history. it was incredibly powerful...
Eyewitness News : WABC : September 22, 2015 11:00pm-11:35pm EDT
pope francis makes his appearances at st. patrick's, the u.n., ally school in east harlem, central park, and madison square garden. the chain-link fence is going up to block off a huge portion of central park. lucy yang tweeting this picture from the park saying, enjoying your run now, soon central park will be closed for pope francis. lucy. >> reporter: sade, if you think that fence is something, imagine this. an eight-foot tall fence on the west side of fifth avenue. that's right, an eight-foot- tall fence will soon be going up so that ticket holders can stand out in the street while commuters on the other side of the street can get to their offices. the amount of security for the pope's visit is unprecedented. never before has the city rolled out so much manpower for one humbled man preaching peace. >> let's keep in mind we have 170 heads of state is, many of them are controversial in their own right. we're providing security details for each and every one of them. >> reporter: in central park where the pope is scheduled to pass through in his popemobile, barricades are already
pope francis makes his appearances at st. patrick's, the u.n., ally school in east harlem, central park, and madison square garden. the chain-link fence is going up to block off a huge portion of central park. lucy yang tweeting this picture from the park saying, enjoying your run now, soon central park will be closed for pope francis. lucy. >> reporter: sade, if you think that fence is something, imagine this. an eight-foot tall fence on the west side of fifth avenue. that's right, an...
building. he will make his way along 5th avenue outside of st. patrick's cathedral. we will check in with joe torres who has more on the massive renovation project underway at saint pat's. i spoke to a few people that were even doing polishing a few hours ago. >> reporter: there are always details to be ironed out before the pop arrives. what a privileged spot, blessed spot that we have on 5th avenue. i am across from the massive doors that guard the entrance to st. patrick's cathedral. how big, 9,200 pounds. this good since it was dedicated in 1879. it's coming off a three-year renovation project that was officially announced, no surprise, saint patrick's day 2012. the price tag $177 million. that tells you it was more than a paint up and touch-up. there is new limestone. the 230-foot spires got plenty of attention. there you see some of those workers. we are told that the sunshine that now pours through the 3700 individual panels and the 75 restored stained glass windows, that you will absolutely walk away with spiritual goosebumps when the sun comes shining through. listen to the
building. he will make his way along 5th avenue outside of st. patrick's cathedral. we will check in with joe torres who has more on the massive renovation project underway at saint pat's. i spoke to a few people that were even doing polishing a few hours ago. >> reporter: there are always details to be ironed out before the pop arrives. what a privileged spot, blessed spot that we have on 5th avenue. i am across from the massive doors that guard the entrance to st. patrick's cathedral....
expected to travel on 5th avenue as he makes his way to st. patrick's cathedral for evening prayer service. security preparations, it's obvious. in full swing across the city. the nypd, the secret service and 50 other agencies coordinating security efforts. >> i am so confident with that structure that we have been able to leverage that i have very little concern. we are built to succeed. >> friday will mark the most extensive security force ever assembled in new york city. row after row of police advance, cars and trucks, nearly 1200 ready for deployment at the brooklyn army terminal. at this time there is no credible threat to the pope. >>> during the pope's visit to new york city, the mta says changes will be made on more than two dozen bus routes so they can navigate around the crowds and frozen zones. the agency says expect a lot of delays and a lot of disruptions. eyewitness news reporter n.j. burkett continues our coverage. he is on the upper west side today. n.j. >> reporter: central park west and the side streets are one big no parking zone. get a look at this. the nypd be
expected to travel on 5th avenue as he makes his way to st. patrick's cathedral for evening prayer service. security preparations, it's obvious. in full swing across the city. the nypd, the secret service and 50 other agencies coordinating security efforts. >> i am so confident with that structure that we have been able to leverage that i have very little concern. we are built to succeed. >> friday will mark the most extensive security force ever assembled in new york city. row...
first stops here st. patrick's cathedral and he leaves friday night headed to philadelphia. we will follow him there. for a list of closures and details go to nbc new york.com. news 4 new york. >>> a couple of closures to mention. on friday all schools in the new york archdiocese will be closed. several other closing because of concerns of traffic. the fieldston school and horace mann will be closed on friday. >>> on our website you will find items you cannot bring to the papal events. a slide show of his journey and a list of his full itinerary. >>> a new jersey doctor accused of sexually assaulting one of his female patients. the doctor is charged in the case. police say the 61 neurologist improperly touched a 37-year-old office in old bridge. the woman alleges it happened at least two times. police say the investigation is ongoing. >>> police want your help in finding the suspect in a string of car break ins. stanford police say thieves hit 20 cars over the past weekend alone. 200 since august. the suspect steals from one car and moves to another. over the weekend they hit cars o
first stops here st. patrick's cathedral and he leaves friday night headed to philadelphia. we will follow him there. for a list of closures and details go to nbc new york.com. news 4 new york. >>> a couple of closures to mention. on friday all schools in the new york archdiocese will be closed. several other closing because of concerns of traffic. the fieldston school and horace mann will be closed on friday. >>> on our website you will find items you cannot bring to the...
pope john paul ii. in 2008, that same processional music was performed at st. patrick's cathedral for pope benedict. now it's being used again. >> we would like to use it in madison square garden as well. and i said three popes? imagine three hopes using your music and to be alive for it. this didn't happen after i'm gone, like so many composers get recognition or what they get afterwards. >> three times. third is a charm that special mass at madison square garden will take place next friday at 6:00 p.m. >>> but before he arrives in the u.s., the pope is going to visit cuba. be there covering his trip. watch for her reports starting this saturday night. >>> and a reminder, we created a special section on this website with everyone you need to know about the pope's visit. head to nbcnewyork.com/pope. >>> it was really nice. >> it was. >> it was toasty today. it actually felt a little hot. if you were standing in the direct sunlight, it was close to 90 degrees this afternoon. 88 in central park, officially. and many areas around the tri-state well into the 80s today. we're watching some
pope john paul ii. in 2008, that same processional music was performed at st. patrick's cathedral for pope benedict. now it's being used again. >> we would like to use it in madison square garden as well. and i said three popes? imagine three hopes using your music and to be alive for it. this didn't happen after i'm gone, like so many composers get recognition or what they get afterwards. >> three times. third is a charm that special mass at madison square garden will take place...
ABC World News With David Muir : WABC : September 24, 2015 6:30pm-6:45pm EDT
commercial street in all of manhattan we're told the doors of st. patrick's have opened, the pope will be the last to enter, that means people are starting to go in in anticipation of the pope's speaking and offering prayers at the vespers, the evening service. you're watching, continuing coverage of eyewitness news special coverage as we cover pope francis's visit and the first hour and a half he's been on new york city land. no small shortage of security. >> and you can see them slowly start moving now. >> i don't think they're going to be jogging. >> they may just be doing a slow walk. >> slow go. >> pope francis taking it all in. nypd and the secret service say that they have planned for every single contingency that they that there could possibly be, been in place for about nine months, trying to take in to account every single possibility that could happen. >> security on the side, the fence, the pope originally we're told did not want any of that and and the secret service and the nypd just insisted, i'm sorry, that fence, this is the way it's got to be. but he just didn't want thi
commercial street in all of manhattan we're told the doors of st. patrick's have opened, the pope will be the last to enter, that means people are starting to go in in anticipation of the pope's speaking and offering prayers at the vespers, the evening service. you're watching, continuing coverage of eyewitness news special coverage as we cover pope francis's visit and the first hour and a half he's been on new york city land. no small shortage of security. >> and you can see them slowly...
his way across the lower manhattan and make his way up to st. patrick's for evening prayer. he's not expected to be here long. but it doesn't matter. the people here so excited to catch a glimpse. >> what i'm struck by looking at this is the contrast between his rivaadl here, his arrival in cuba and in washington. in cuba, when he arrived, there was a rather extrav.gant, some might say over-2 the top ceremony for him. i thought the pope looked uncomfortable. i thought he did not appreciate having weapons of war, this man of peace as he stepped off the plane in havana, having weapons of war firing and firing as he was waiting the make his remarks. >> and wasn't there supposed to be a 21-gun salute. >> in washington. >> on the lawn. >> it was canceled for that very reason. >> yeah. >> i think the vatican asked the white house if they wouldn't mind not doing that. it is part of this -- he's head of state. the pope is the head of the state. head of the vatican and he is entitled the a welcome any head includes an honor guard and a 21-gun salute. but yes, washington, they eliminated that
his way across the lower manhattan and make his way up to st. patrick's for evening prayer. he's not expected to be here long. but it doesn't matter. the people here so excited to catch a glimpse. >> what i'm struck by looking at this is the contrast between his rivaadl here, his arrival in cuba and in washington. in cuba, when he arrived, there was a rather extrav.gant, some might say over-2 the top ceremony for him. i thought the pope looked uncomfortable. i thought he did not...
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of the day. st. patrick's cathedral all spruced up ready for the pope to preside over its vesper service friday evening. >>> if you have an interesting pic you'd like to share, use the i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in and there's no time to see it like the fall. to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... ...or thrilling sights above...
and no-go zones where pope francis is actually going from st. patrick's cathedral to the residency on the upper east side to the united nations. the 9/11 memorial, east harlem along with central park and madison square garden. >> team coverage tonight. darlene rodriguez is the only local reporter in cuba covering the pope's trip. we begin with jonathan dientst who has more about the worry of the lone wolf terrorist. jonathan? >> an inside look at ssme of the unprecedented security measures now under way here in the citw and what they ar calling one of e biggest, actually, they're calling it the biggest security detail ever in new york history. the air space will be a no-fly zone. the waterways blocked by police boats and on the ground, it's not just the pope's motorcade. but more than 150 motorcades for heads of state, which all will be monitored from this secret service command center in mid-town. robert secca heads the new york secret service. >> this will be the largest field office has ever encountered. >> reporter: a security bulletin was issued reminding officials to watch for a
and no-go zones where pope francis is actually going from st. patrick's cathedral to the residency on the upper east side to the united nations. the 9/11 memorial, east harlem along with central park and madison square garden. >> team coverage tonight. darlene rodriguez is the only local reporter in cuba covering the pope's trip. we begin with jonathan dientst who has more about the worry of the lone wolf terrorist. jonathan? >> an inside look at ssme of the unprecedented security...
Eyewitness News First at 4 : WABC : September 24, 2015 4:00pm-5:00pm EDT
street heliport. at that point he will get in a car and make his way up to saint patrick's. at a certain point during the route, he will switch into is the popemobile where he will make the final journey to st. patrick's tonight and he will be greeted by governor cuomo and mayor de blasio and other folks there. >> this is all following after the pope had a busy morning in washington addressing congress, meeting with the homeless. he will have a busy evening as liz told you in new york. >> his first public appearance will be a motorcade down 5th avenue. thousands are expected to line the route toward st. patrick's cathedral. when he makes it to st. patrick's, he will say evening prayers called vespers in in the catholic religion. >> after the evening prayer pope francis will stay papal nuncio residence on the upper east side, that is basically the ambassador for the residence. he may say a couple of words. we have several reports from washington to here and in new york. we begin with lucy yang. she is at kennedy airport where the pope is set to arrive in about an hour. lucy, a lot
street heliport. at that point he will get in a car and make his way up to saint patrick's. at a certain point during the route, he will switch into is the popemobile where he will make the final journey to st. patrick's tonight and he will be greeted by governor cuomo and mayor de blasio and other folks there. >> this is all following after the pope had a busy morning in washington addressing congress, meeting with the homeless. he will have a busy evening as liz told you in new york....
about the pope's trip. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson is live at st. patrick's cathedral with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: over the next couple of days you're going to and tighter. one of the biggest changes you will see is right here in front of st. patrick's cathedral. a big fence is going to go up 5th avenue, only those invited to prayer service thursday evening will be able to pass through. this is the first stop for pope francis here in new york city, where, again, unprecedented security is now in place. >> we like having company, so we got a great visitor this week. >> reporter: something cardinal timothy dolan spoke about sunday morning during mass, come thursday evening he will be side by side with pope francis here inside st. patrick's cathedral. the special prayer service in front of 2400 invited guests including governor cuomo and mayor de blasio. >> there's a wonderful sense of enthusiasm and hospitality. this is the church most visited by popes outside of italy. is that phenomenal? >> reporter: the weeks and months of planning in terms of security
about the pope's trip. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson is live at st. patrick's cathedral with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: over the next couple of days you're going to and tighter. one of the biggest changes you will see is right here in front of st. patrick's cathedral. a big fence is going to go up 5th avenue, only those invited to prayer service thursday evening will be able to pass through. this is the first stop for pope francis here in new york city, where,...
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nypd will close down the streets around st. patrick's cathedral, the 9/11 memorial, a school in east harlem, central park, and madison square garden. >> you are not going to be able to move. >> it's going to be a madhouse. >> i am afraid. the traffic could be crazy. >> pope francis also will deliver a speech at the united nations. between the pontiff and some 170 world leaders in town for the general assembly, the east side security. eyewitness news is your go to source for everything on the pope's visit on air and online from his schedule to road changes. it's all on our website abc 7ny.com. >>> jackie collins has died. she lost her battle with breast cancer. a battle she september out of the public high until recently . she wrote the well known hold wives. collins' family released a statement saying she was a true inspiration and a trail blazer for women. colin was 77 years old. >>> problems for passengers their plane clipped a fence at jfk. the mishap forced virgin atlantic to cancel the london bound flight. there was an apparent miscalculation as a tug pulled the jumbo jet back f
nypd will close down the streets around st. patrick's cathedral, the 9/11 memorial, a school in east harlem, central park, and madison square garden. >> you are not going to be able to move. >> it's going to be a madhouse. >> i am afraid. the traffic could be crazy. >> pope francis also will deliver a speech at the united nations. between the pontiff and some 170 world leaders in town for the general assembly, the east side security. eyewitness news is your go to source...
will start with prayers at st. patrick's thursday night. he'll spend the night at the papal residence there on the upper east side. then friday pope francis will address the united nations general assembly. he'll attend a service at the 9/11 memorial museum. he'll also visit our lady queen of angels school in east harlem and final a parade and finally the mass at madison square gardens. most of you don't know, or perhaps they do, the pope was deathly ill at the age of 21. he basically functions on one lung. we've seen htm energized, but theyo try to build in periods for him to rest, and that will include tonight. we'll be on him like glue. darlene was in cuba, we're here now, and of course the whole teue will fan out in new york d philadelphia. >> a full itinerary and david will be there every step of the way. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> when pope francis arrives in new york on thursday, he'll be flying into kennedy girport, one ofn.he nation's busiest. keeping the pope and other travelers safe is the top priority of port authority police. >> but it's not just the airport that the
will start with prayers at st. patrick's thursday night. he'll spend the night at the papal residence there on the upper east side. then friday pope francis will address the united nations general assembly. he'll attend a service at the 9/11 memorial museum. he'll also visit our lady queen of angels school in east harlem and final a parade and finally the mass at madison square gardens. most of you don't know, or perhaps they do, the pope was deathly ill at the age of 21. he basically...
, ray lleda. >>> here's what you need to prepare for. thursday evening around st. patrick's cathedral will be blocked for the pope's prayer. friday morning prepare for road closures around the united nations. the pope will be speaking there. around 11:30, he will spend time at the 9/11 memorial. at 4:00 the pope will travel to our lady queen of angels school in harlem. he travels through central park pope mobile after that. at 6:00 friday night he will end in madison square garden. commuters will be able to use penn station for the friday night rush. we want you to know what is going on so you are not caught off guard. we will have coverage all weekend long. we have a section on our website dedicated to the pope. you can find his itinerary and street closures. >>> a officer is charged with a hit and run crash that injured a motorcyclist. it happened last night in ronkonkoma. thomas o'neill turned himself in this morning. he's charged with leaving the scene of an dent. his pickup truck a motorcycle making a turn in to a lot. investigators say o'neill with who was off duty fle
, ray lleda. >>> here's what you need to prepare for. thursday evening around st. patrick's cathedral will be blocked for the pope's prayer. friday morning prepare for road closures around the united nations. the pope will be speaking there. around 11:30, he will spend time at the 9/11 memorial. at 4:00 the pope will travel to our lady queen of angels school in harlem. he travels through central park pope mobile after that. at 6:00 friday night he will end in madison square garden....
pope francis was st. patrick's and a prayer service known as vespers. >> papa francesco, welcome to >> once you enter those famous doors on 5th avenue, you became an official new yorker. [ applause ] >> it was a remarkable and yes, for many, it was a powerful night, a humble pastor who has not changed doctrine nor dogma but has invited many back to the flock. reporting live from the east side, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. one new yorker not just meeting the pope today but also getting a birthday gift from him. mary celebrating her 100th birthday where he gave her a rosary. >> he gave me a blessing and he gave me a rosary. >> how amazing is that? >> oh, it's beautiful. beautiful. just told me don't lose the rosaries. [ laughter ] >> that's good advice. mary is one of two seniors from the queen of peace residence in queens village who did meet the pope today. this photo was taken as they were getting ready to leave jfk. >>> an emotional greeting caught on camera inside st. patrick's cathedral tonight as a teenage girl confined to a wheelchair met pope francis. s
pope francis was st. patrick's and a prayer service known as vespers. >> papa francesco, welcome to >> once you enter those famous doors on 5th avenue, you became an official new yorker. [ applause ] >> it was a remarkable and yes, for many, it was a powerful night, a humble pastor who has not changed doctrine nor dogma but has invited many back to the flock. reporting live from the east side, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. one new yorker not just...
America This Morning : WABC : September 25, 2015 4:00am-4:30am EDT
start. francis taking part last night in an evening prayer service at st. patrick's cathedral. during his remarks he delivered a strong message of support for american nuns, calling them women of strength. >> well, before that service started, the pope stopped to greet and bless a young girl in a wheelchair. the 17-year-old later called the moment amazing. >>> when the service was over the pope headed out back into that now famous fiat. he spent the night at the residence of the u.n.'s ambassador. >> a live look at new york's world trade center. pope francis will be there today as is abc's lana zak so say good morning, lana. >> reporter: good morning. you know, already the streets are closed down. police barricades a full 37 miles of them have been erected people's pope. from the seat of government to the financial capital of the world, pope francis is in new york. his arrival in the big apple met with exuberance, new york style. thousands waited hours on fifth avenue for just a glimpse of the pontiff. >> i love the city so i'm very proud that he had the opportunity to come here. >> t
start. francis taking part last night in an evening prayer service at st. patrick's cathedral. during his remarks he delivered a strong message of support for american nuns, calling them women of strength. >> well, before that service started, the pope stopped to greet and bless a young girl in a wheelchair. the 17-year-old later called the moment amazing. >>> when the service was over the pope headed out back into that now famous fiat. he spent the night at the residence of the...
service at st. patrick's cathedral. reena. >> we know that the members of the senate and house of representatives will be at the pope's speech but what the supreme court justices? >> reporter: we know six of the nine justices will be on hand. three of the most conservative and catholic members of the supreme court justices scalia, thomas and alito will not be attending. no reason given as to why they're not attending. back over to you. >> very interesting that the most conservative ones and catholic ones aren't going to be there. all right, stephanie ramos live for us from washington, d.c., thank you. >>> of course, the pope touches down in new york city this afternoon. 6,000 police officers are right now at the ready. >> the pope actually made it clear weeks ago he did not want the fences but the secret service had the final word. fences are eight feet high and they're now surrounding venues where the pope will appear. that includes a large section of central park as well as st. >> okay, so from the start here's what's in tore for francis today. he starts this morning with that f
service at st. patrick's cathedral. reena. >> we know that the members of the senate and house of representatives will be at the pope's speech but what the supreme court justices? >> reporter: we know six of the nine justices will be on hand. three of the most conservative and catholic members of the supreme court justices scalia, thomas and alito will not be attending. no reason given as to why they're not attending. back over to you. >> very interesting that the most...
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thursday as the pope arrives at st. patrick's cathedral, 6:45, back into the memid-70s, lots of sunshine. ess for th warmer weather again starting tomorrow and contanuing ontthursday. here's aalive look at storm tracker. weehave showers off to the west, nothing major. very light, not a lot of this even hitting the ground. the cloud socked in for the rest of the afternoon, and temperatures are down because of that cloud cover. in city i and, 67 in jerayy city. we're struggling to get back to the 70s. we will get back to the 70s peeks of sunshine and 70 degrees in morristown and 66 in long ranch. another beautiful night for baseball. by is the braves taking on the mets, already clearing out the skies nicely. it'll be another cool one, 70 degrees the first pitch. temperatures dropping into the 60s, comfortable throughout the game. here's a look at future tracker around 2:00 today. lots of clouds. couple of showers offshore for the evening commute, 6:00, 7:00 p.m., we clear things out already. sunshine mainly north and west of town, tomorrow, 7:00, 8:00 a.m., lots of sunshine, drying ings ou
thursday as the pope arrives at st. patrick's cathedral, 6:45, back into the memid-70s, lots of sunshine. ess for th warmer weather again starting tomorrow and contanuing ontthursday. here's aalive look at storm tracker. weehave showers off to the west, nothing major. very light, not a lot of this even hitting the ground. the cloud socked in for the rest of the afternoon, and temperatures are down because of that cloud cover. in city i and, 67 in jerayy city. we're struggling to get back to...
philadelphia. the rain pretty much stays away yet again. st. patrick's cathedral is his first stop tomorrow when he awry arrives here. temperatures will be in the mid-70s. it's going to be an 80-degree day again tomorrow. he's pretty busy. and the temperatures will be comfortable then as well. 60s to around 70 degrees. if you're going to be in east harlem at 4:00 on friday, mid-70s. it's a little bit cooler on friday compared to the next couple of days. central park though is lovely. it's dry. temperatures in the 70s by the time it gets to madison square garden. right now across long island, your temperatures, upper 60s to low 70s. north port, wading river, islip. you're at 89. that storm system we've been watching is still just sitting off the carolina coast. we're not even getting the clouds from it today. even though it will move over the weekend, it's going to bring mainly clouds and not much in the way of rain at all. temperatures falling through the 60s a little bit later on this evening into the weekend. it is cooler. we won't see any 80s. we will see 70s. it stays dry. just
philadelphia. the rain pretty much stays away yet again. st. patrick's cathedral is his first stop tomorrow when he awry arrives here. temperatures will be in the mid-70s. it's going to be an 80-degree day again tomorrow. he's pretty busy. and the temperatures will be comfortable then as well. 60s to around 70 degrees. if you're going to be in east harlem at 4:00 on friday, mid-70s. it's a little bit cooler on friday compared to the next couple of days. central park though is lovely. it's dry....
at st. patrick's in midtown tomorrow, we're expecting mid-70s around 6:45. very comfortable evening is in store. another 0 80 degree day by afternoon is expected. friday, we start to see the strong onshore wind push in. that means temperatures will cool down to the 70s during the day. this system that's off shore is going to be very close to the area. it looks like it's going to be more clouds than anything over the weekend. there's a slight chance for a shower on sunday but not a big right now, it's in the 70s. 68 in al moochie. you're in the 70s in white plains, west hampton. and the radar is as clear as it can be. it's fantastic. here's our seven-day forecast. another 80 degree day as pope francis arrivings in new york city in the 70s on friday. but it stays dry through the period. only a slight chance for a shower on sunday. and then it's back to 80 degree temperatures next week with sunshine. back to you. >> all right, janice, thank you. you want to get some breaking news in the bronx now. a tractor trailer has struck an overpass in morris heights. take a look right here. this
at st. patrick's in midtown tomorrow, we're expecting mid-70s around 6:45. very comfortable evening is in store. another 0 80 degree day by afternoon is expected. friday, we start to see the strong onshore wind push in. that means temperatures will cool down to the 70s during the day. this system that's off shore is going to be very close to the area. it looks like it's going to be more clouds than anything over the weekend. there's a slight chance for a shower on sunday but not a big right...
: that's because a small army of workers has been busy around the clock here inside st. patrick's cathedral. it's looking good. determined to meet an important deadline, the arrival of pope francis. >> by his visit we can hear them in their glory. >> reporter: he is talking about the nearly 9,000 pipes which make up the great organ. each has been removed, cleaned and replaced. it's part of a roughly $177 million renovation. an extensive sprucing up of this historic landmark. we dropped by in early august. >> we replaced the mortar from the top of the steeples, 330 feet above 5th avenue to the ground. >> reporter: this project, the most ambitious ever. most of the work was slated to wrap up in december. once pope francis confirmed he would be stopping by in september, things kicked into high gear from painting to polishing, restoring and replacing the countless rows of pews and kneelers. >> i knew what was underneath everything. was happy to see when we got it cleaned and painted how bright it is and full of life. >> reporter: complete with hidden treasures. workers found this bott
: that's because a small army of workers has been busy around the clock here inside st. patrick's cathedral. it's looking good. determined to meet an important deadline, the arrival of pope francis. >> by his visit we can hear them in their glory. >> reporter: he is talking about the nearly 9,000 pipes which make up the great organ. each has been removed, cleaned and replaced. it's part of a roughly $177 million renovation. an extensive sprucing up of this historic landmark. we...
last night and said evening prayers at st. patrick's cathedral. did you see what happened though while he was inside. take a look at this. yeah, put a -- [ laughter and applause ] put a boot on the pope mobile. can you believe that? >> jimmy: i guess meter maids are like, "well, we're already going to hell." [ laughter and applause ] cant park there. actually traffic is really backed here in new york city because of the pope's visit. but, a company is offering $95 helicopter rides around the city. even the pope said, "i believe in god but not enough to take a a $95 helicopter ride. i'm sorry. [ laughter and applause ] no thanks. i'll walk." >> steve: "i'm-a good." >> jimmy: and did you see this yesterday pope francis rode down 5th avenue. donald trump actually stepped out of trump tower with his son donald jr. and got booed by the crowd. [ laughter ] then trump was like, "i guess they really don't like you donald jr. [ laughter and applause ] you go back inside. the world is a very cruel place. don't take it that bad." >> steve: your fired. >> jimmy: then he fired his son. yeah.
last night and said evening prayers at st. patrick's cathedral. did you see what happened though while he was inside. take a look at this. yeah, put a -- [ laughter and applause ] put a boot on the pope mobile. can you believe that? >> jimmy: i guess meter maids are like, "well, we're already going to hell." [ laughter and applause ] cant park there. actually traffic is really backed here in new york city because of the pope's visit. but, a company is offering $95 helicopter...
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first day, touching down at 5:00 at jfk, followed by a procession along fifth avenue to st. patricks cathedral. >> we have team coverage this morning. rob nelson is live in washington. dre clark on the upper east side. we begin with calla rama in midtown with the very tight security in place. >> reporter: ken, security is in place, but also a little bit of relief for drivers. starting at 6:00 this morning, as you can see, they are working on opening fifth avenue. cop cruiser car going through here, just one lane, two lanes should be open this morning from 6:00 to 10:00 in the morning, just so the morning avenue in the area of st. patrick's cathedral, where preparations, security preparations have been going on all morning long. we are just five blocks away from st. patrick's cathedral where the pope will be this evening. so those prayer services last about a half hour, but the security preparations started well before this morning. overnight, we noticed bomb- sniffing dogs with officers scouring the area where the fence was going up. all week, we've been talking about potholes being
first day, touching down at 5:00 at jfk, followed by a procession along fifth avenue to st. patricks cathedral. >> we have team coverage this morning. rob nelson is live in washington. dre clark on the upper east side. we begin with calla rama in midtown with the very tight security in place. >> reporter: ken, security is in place, but also a little bit of relief for drivers. starting at 6:00 this morning, as you can see, they are working on opening fifth avenue. cop cruiser car...
cheering people. finally a packed prayer at st. patrick's cathedral. after all that, he he probably is awake. he usually gets up at 4:30 in the morning. he is at the residence of the papal nuncio on the upper east side. look at all the street closures, the grid you can see throughout the area. of course being closed tomorrow morning around this town house that the pope has been spending the night at, eyewitness news reporter dray clark is following continuing our coverage. he is on the east side outside of the residence of the papal nuncio. good morning, dray. >> good morning, lori. security is tight. standing here you realize that leaving nothing to chance. they have every block and every base covered around the home of the papal nuncio where pope francis is staying right now. night. pope francis left st. patrick's cathedral with the short trip uptown on 5th avenue to the home of the papal nuncio on east 72nd street. along the way, people lined the streets waving and snapping pictures of the pope's motorcade hoping to catch a glimpse of the pontiff seated in the back of that now famou
cheering people. finally a packed prayer at st. patrick's cathedral. after all that, he he probably is awake. he usually gets up at 4:30 in the morning. he is at the residence of the papal nuncio on the upper east side. look at all the street closures, the grid you can see throughout the area. of course being closed tomorrow morning around this town house that the pope has been spending the night at, eyewitness news reporter dray clark is following continuing our coverage. he is on the east...
area around st. patrick's cathedral is going to be shut down until after the prayer service tonight, which is at 6:45. it's scheduled to be out there until about 9:00 p.m. those entire midtown area will likely see a lot of gridlock today.ovit's the spot to avoid. head to the subways. things are looking pretty good for them. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> before he arrives here in new york, the pope will be making history in washington. david ushery has more on the pope's day. it'll be a busy one in our nation's capital. >> reporter: michael, darlene, from the president to the pe..le, pope francis likes to talk about points of encounter, engagement, both in a pastoral sense and also with a good warm handshake or a hug from a child. we saw all of it yesterday in s first full day in tre united states. from the moment he l t the diplomatic mission, where he was staying, school children out there, and he took a little extra time with them. then of course he heads to the white house, pulls up in that fiat, and the president and the first lady are beaming. he speaks in english ou
area around st. patrick's cathedral is going to be shut down until after the prayer service tonight, which is at 6:45. it's scheduled to be out there until about 9:00 p.m. those entire midtown area will likely see a lot of gridlock today.ovit's the spot to avoid. head to the subways. things are looking pretty good for them. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> before he arrives here in new york, the pope will be making history in washington. david ushery has more on the...
a helicopter from jfk to manhattan. at 6:00 the pope will take a slow roll patrick's cathedral. at 6:35 he'll attend evening prayer at the cathedral. we expect he'll leave the cathedral and here are details where he'll be staying. east 22nd street. both john paul ii and pope benedict the 16th have stayed here at the residence. inside there's a private chapel constructed not by the church but by the devout catholic family who built the home and eventually donated it to the church. back here live now outside the townhouse as part of the security measures there are air monitoring devices on the corner. also there will be bomb sniffing dogs. snipers will be on the roof. and a bulletproof passageway will be constructed as well that will allow the pope to walk to and from his popemobile without the possibility of being shot. we know there are other residents who live on this block. they'll have to be searched and show i.d. before they're allowed to enter the secure zone. bill de blasio, police commissioner bratton and secret service agent be here this evening. we'll talk to them during t
a helicopter from jfk to manhattan. at 6:00 the pope will take a slow roll patrick's cathedral. at 6:35 he'll attend evening prayer at the cathedral. we expect he'll leave the cathedral and here are details where he'll be staying. east 22nd street. both john paul ii and pope benedict the 16th have stayed here at the residence. inside there's a private chapel constructed not by the church but by the devout catholic family who built the home and eventually donated it to the church. back here...
. eventually they'll be put in the middle of the street to keep traffic away from st. patrick's cathedral. once the pope arrives they'll be a massive amount of security visible and behind the scenes. >> the lord be with you. >> reporter: as catholics prepare their hearts and minds to greet pope frances, there's a whole universe working behind the scenes to make sure nothing happens to the head of the catholic church as he blesses new york city. this is one of the main command centers where experts will be monitoring 8,000 cameras posted throughout the city. cameras that will always be on always recording. >> there's never been a challenge such as the one we're dealing with now. >> reporter: as bill bratton explained, the key to making this security assignment successful is having all the various city, state and federal agencies work together, not in competition. every agency will have a representative in this room. the more eyes, the manpower, the better. >> secret service, fbi, health and hospital, emergency management, amtrak, state police, u.s. marshals. >> i've been inspired
. eventually they'll be put in the middle of the street to keep traffic away from st. patrick's cathedral. once the pope arrives they'll be a massive amount of security visible and behind the scenes. >> the lord be with you. >> reporter: as catholics prepare their hearts and minds to greet pope frances, there's a whole universe working behind the scenes to make sure nothing happens to the head of the catholic church as he blesses new york city. this is one of the main command...
World News Now : WABC : September 25, 2015 2:35am-4:00am EDT
sidewalks. trying to get a glimpse. he was on the way to an evening prayer service at st. patrick's cathedral. he'll say a full mass tonight at madison square garden before heading to philadelphia tomorrow. >> a lot of excitement in the city right now. >> the at st. patrick's cathedral, $177 million to restore that church, and they actually allowed the people who were working, the construction workers to stand on the steps as the pope arrived. >> that's a good movement. a beautiful church. they did a great job. we're going to turn our focus from the pope to politics now and forget about hillary and bernie and joe, the republican presidential hopefuls are making most of their shots at the front-runner right now, donald trump. >> the billionaire holding steady in the bowls but others tomium has has the latest. >> his rivals are calling him out as uninformed. >> i would have crawled under a rock long ago. that's part of it, you know. >> reporter: a new poll showing fiorina now in second place in new hampshire and just behind her, marco rubio also taking aim at trump. >> he's not well i
sidewalks. trying to get a glimpse. he was on the way to an evening prayer service at st. patrick's cathedral. he'll say a full mass tonight at madison square garden before heading to philadelphia tomorrow. >> a lot of excitement in the city right now. >> the at st. patrick's cathedral, $177 million to restore that church, and they actually allowed the people who were working, the construction workers to stand on the steps as the pope arrived. >> that's a good movement. a...
secretary jeh johnson. today he visited st. patrick's cathedral and the united nations. mallory hoff is at the u.n. tonight. mallory. >> reporter: joe, the pope will arrive in this area on friday. he will address the u.n. general assembly and as you can see, preps here are already well underway and people we have spoken with in this area say they are well aware that traffic is going to be rough. barriers, no parking signs, road closures, the pope's historic visit will bring historic traffic. >> you're not going to be able to move. shut down. >> this is going to be a mad house. >> i'm afraid. the traffic could be crazy. >> reporter: as papal visit prep continued, the secretary of homeland security made his way to philadelphia and then new york to review security plans. >> we fully anticipate a successful and safe visit for the pope and for the public. >> reporter: but pope protection and travel restrictions will be hard to miss. the secret service will build a fence in midtown by st. patrick's cathedral in the middle of fifth avenue. >> it's going to be just an added inconvenience, but,
secretary jeh johnson. today he visited st. patrick's cathedral and the united nations. mallory hoff is at the u.n. tonight. mallory. >> reporter: joe, the pope will arrive in this area on friday. he will address the u.n. general assembly and as you can see, preps here are already well underway and people we have spoken with in this area say they are well aware that traffic is going to be rough. barriers, no parking signs, road closures, the pope's historic visit will bring historic...
the pope leaves town. let's take a live look in our area outside st. patrick's cathedral how majestic and peaceful it looks. pope francis is scheduled to visit thursday. streets around the cathedral are scheduled to officially be closed off that same day. towing in the area capitalled to begin sooner as you can imagine. stay with eyewitness news for complete coverage of the papal visit to america from washington to philadelphia and of course here in new york city we will have reporters along every step of the way to find out more about the pope's busy itinerary head to abc7ny.com/pope. >>> 6:06. and turning now to politics and a sea of change in support among the top tier republican candidates a new poll following last week's cnn debate has front runner. 24% among republican voters. former ceo carly fiorina has risen to 15% followed by retired surgeon ben carson at 14%. senator marco rubio has jumped ahead of jeb bush to round out and the nation's largest muslim advocacy group is denouncing republican presidential candidate ben carson's comments that the islamic faith is inconsistent
the pope leaves town. let's take a live look in our area outside st. patrick's cathedral how majestic and peaceful it looks. pope francis is scheduled to visit thursday. streets around the cathedral are scheduled to officially be closed off that same day. towing in the area capitalled to begin sooner as you can imagine. stay with eyewitness news for complete coverage of the papal visit to america from washington to philadelphia and of course here in new york city we will have reporters along...
i work on the east side. don't be so sure because if you're near the u.n. or st. patrick's cathedral, things won't be much better. as for crosstown buses, the mta says it has a plan for bus service disruptions and they'll be putting that out tomorrow. we'll keep you posted as you try to figure out how to get around if you can't just get out of the city. we're live at penn station, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> from a challenging commute to the biggest security challenge new york city has ever faced. months of planning being put in to action tonight. massive barricades in place outside the upper east side townhouse where the pope will be staying during his visit. with all eyes on the u.n. general assembly and the pope's motorcade, the real challenge could be keeping the rest of the city safe. briefed today by the >> the pope's visit will not interfere at all with any of the coverage we have in our various precincts. >> the fbi, secret service, and nypd spent the last few weeks doing worst case scenario drills in order to be prepared for every situation. the nypd not onl
i work on the east side. don't be so sure because if you're near the u.n. or st. patrick's cathedral, things won't be much better. as for crosstown buses, the mta says it has a plan for bus service disruptions and they'll be putting that out tomorrow. we'll keep you posted as you try to figure out how to get around if you can't just get out of the city. we're live at penn station, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> from a challenging commute to the biggest security challenge...
at city hall it was all confidence and calm. >> at saint patrick's cathedral where the pope will hold an evening prayer service thursday there's no signs of security. he'll be staying here during his visit. huge multiton concrete barriers and vehicle barricades the upper east side townhouse will be as protected as the white house, perhaps more so. >> the mayor said the city is ready. >> a lot of measures you will see and a lot of measures you won't see. that means things are being done right. i feel very good about where we stand right now. >> if there was any nervousness about security the mayor wasn't showing it and neither was the police commissioner who said there is no credible threat against the pope. he was asked if if unprecedented amount of resources going into protecting the pontiff will leave some recently crime precincts without patrol. >> the pope's visit will not interfere with any of the coverage we have in our various precincts. >> while only in the city for about 40 hours the pope will be on the move from the world trade center memorial to a catholic school in ea
at city hall it was all confidence and calm. >> at saint patrick's cathedral where the pope will hold an evening prayer service thursday there's no signs of security. he'll be staying here during his visit. huge multiton concrete barriers and vehicle barricades the upper east side townhouse will be as protected as the white house, perhaps more so. >> the mayor said the city is ready. >> a lot of measures you will see and a lot of measures you won't see. that means things are...
other, from the national 9/11 memorial to madison square garden, to st. patrick's cathedral then to a 12-block ride through central park in the pope mobile. >> the equipment we have here will be utilized to prevent or if necessary respond to anything that we may come in contact with, a direct threat against the holy father or a threat of any event or anything happening within the city. >> and the federal aviation administration also has placed a no fly zone over parts of manhattan and queens during the pope's visit. during this time the lead law enforcement agency will be the secret service. a special program will be held before the papal mass on friday, september 25th, featuring performances by jennifer hudson, gloria estefan and others. we have a full list of performers and the pope's entire schedule at abc7ny.com. >>> a compromise in the same-sex marriage standoff in kentucky that's apparently satisfied both sides of the contentious debate the clark of rowen county kim davis returning to work today for the first time since her five days in jail, this for refusing to issue licenses
other, from the national 9/11 memorial to madison square garden, to st. patrick's cathedral then to a 12-block ride through central park in the pope mobile. >> the equipment we have here will be utilized to prevent or if necessary respond to anything that we may come in contact with, a direct threat against the holy father or a threat of any event or anything happening within the city. >> and the federal aviation administration also has placed a no fly zone over parts of manhattan...
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. secret service outside of st. patrick's cathedral. others ran through a series of scenarios at police headquarters. nypd officials say protecting pope francis will be one of the most monumental challenges in the modern history of policing. vatican officials are concerned but not about the pope's safety. >> how much the security will influence if people go out in the street to see him. >> reporter: the pope's u.n. ambassador said francis made his wishes clear. he wants to greet the crowds on 5th avenue and in central park. but he says the secret service wants to build a wall down 5th avenue and require admission tickets to the park. at a news conference, the archbishop said those measures are being debated. >> they are talking about walling and having tickets which the holy father would not be very pleased. >> reporter: the archbishop told us that pope francis is passionate about people and security, he said, needs to reflect that. >> he wouldn't love the walls. i mean, i think even security people know that. we have told them about that, that the holy father wants to reach out
. secret service outside of st. patrick's cathedral. others ran through a series of scenarios at police headquarters. nypd officials say protecting pope francis will be one of the most monumental challenges in the modern history of policing. vatican officials are concerned but not about the pope's safety. >> how much the security will influence if people go out in the street to see him. >> reporter: the pope's u.n. ambassador said francis made his wishes clear. he wants to greet the...
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first stop -- st. patrick's, where they worked overtime to complete the $177 million renovation just in time for the papal visit. >> papa francesco, welcome to st. patrick's cathedral. [ cheers and applause ] >> the pope at the packed cathedral for an evening prayer service. >> [ speaking spanish ] [ applause ] >> he then began a busy friday morning taking the world stage at the u.n., addressing his concerns to world leaders gathered for the general assembly. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> interpreter: any harm done to harm to humanity. [ choir singing ] >> from the united nations, a somber visit to the 9/11 memorial, a multi-religious service for victims in the worst terror attack ever on u.s. soil. [ bell tolls ] then friday afternoon, he headed to a catholic school in east harlem that serves many poor and immigrant children. it was a stop designed to show his concern for immigrants and those struggling to make ends meet. >> [ singing ] >> thank you very much. >> from there, a spin through central park in the popemobile, greeted by tens of thousands. [ cheers and applause ] it was an e
first stop -- st. patrick's, where they worked overtime to complete the $177 million renovation just in time for the papal visit. >> papa francesco, welcome to st. patrick's cathedral. [ cheers and applause ] >> the pope at the packed cathedral for an evening prayer service. >> [ speaking spanish ] [ applause ] >> he then began a busy friday morning taking the world stage at the u.n., addressing his concerns to world leaders gathered for the general assembly. >> [...
Sunday Today in New York : WNBC : September 27, 2015 6:00am-8:30am EDT
. patrick's cathedral have reason to celebrate and be excited. this church is where pope francis kicked off his new york visit. pope francis and other religious dignitaries gathered here at the cathedral on thursday night for an evening of prayer service. service that the pope thanked american nuns for their strength and their commitment to service after a vatican crackdown. on friday, this was one of the highlights of his trips here in new york. 18,000 people gatt ere hered at madison square garden to attend mass that was celebrated by pope francis. during that homily, he reminded residents of big cities like new york and washington, d.c., and philadelphia and other big cities to look after the disenfranchised members of their community. so many people who say they attended that service say they felt moved by the pope's message. as catholics in our area prepaom to go to mass this mornin , it will be interesting to see how the pastors of their home churches incorporate the spirit of pope francis into their own homilies this morning. back to you. >> it sure will be, sheldon. i can guaran
. patrick's cathedral have reason to celebrate and be excited. this church is where pope francis kicked off his new york visit. pope francis and other religious dignitaries gathered here at the cathedral on thursday night for an evening of prayer service. service that the pope thanked american nuns for their strength and their commitment to service after a vatican crackdown. on friday, this was one of the highlights of his trips here in new york. 18,000 people gatt ere hered at madison square...
motorcade on 5th avenue then about 6:00 evening prayers at st. patrick's cathedral. >>> the road closures go into effect when the pope arrives. sporadic closures as he makes his way around the city. here are some of the big ones. streets around where the pope will stay on east 72nd street will be closed and the streets around st. patrick's will be closed for the evening prayer service. >> expect more restrictions on friday. at 10:20 in the morning the pope will address the u.n. general assembly. be services at the 9/11 memorial and museum in lower manhattan. then in the afternoon, the pontiff head's up town to our lady queen of angels school in east harlem. at 5:00 he will travel in the popemobile through central park. 80,000 ticketholders will line the route then the pope will celebrate mass at madison square garden. >> given the crowds and world leaders that will be here, security measures for the papal visit are unprecedent. barricades and higher than usual fences are in place around papal venues. the nypd tweeted out this picture of commissioner bratton at st. patrick's cathe
motorcade on 5th avenue then about 6:00 evening prayers at st. patrick's cathedral. >>> the road closures go into effect when the pope arrives. sporadic closures as he makes his way around the city. here are some of the big ones. streets around where the pope will stay on east 72nd street will be closed and the streets around st. patrick's will be closed for the evening prayer service. >> expect more restrictions on friday. at 10:20 in the morning the pope will address the u.n....


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