To squeeze into his 40 hours on the ground here in washington. Cbs 2s tony aiello continues our coverage here in d. C. He is here in the brooklyn section of washington. Tony. Reporter maurice, they call this part of washington, little rome because there are so many catholic institutions with a presence here including the franciscan friars of the atonement. Their headquarters is in new york but they have a beautiful monastery in washington, d. C. You can see the yellow and white vatican floor adorning the entrance of the monastery. The city is excited. At st. Anthony school in the brookline section of washington, they are ready to get the papal party started. And even made their own pope francis hat. I would say i like him and i would want to talk to him sometime. I would say, i love him and i would say, bring me more toys, please. Reporter he is the pope, [ laughter ] reporter in fact, many here do consider francis something of a living saint. And a great role model as they build character. To see pope francis and to hear him so dedicated to the poor the vulnerable, this is were teaching our children. Our leader. Reporter about 20 students will be up early wednesday to greet francis as he leaves his dc home base, the Vatican Embassy. Others are invited to thursdays speech to the joint session of congress. It will be an interesting sight, the pope flanked by Democrat Joe Biden on one side, republican john boehner on the other. The political rivals both nominal catholics. You have people from two different parties who are card carrying catholics who believe that they want to follow the pope and the churchs teaching and i think in that way it shows that there are divisions but at the same time, Something Else can unite us believe thats the role that a holy father has in terms of bringing us together. Reporter back live at the franciscan monastery, people gathered inside lots of people to watch the popes arrival on a bigscreen tv. You should have heard the cheers when shepherd 1 landed. Well bring you that story coming up at 6 00. Live in washington, dc, tony aiello, cbs 2 news. Thank you. Lets go back and take a look at the pictures from just a few minutes ago when the pope emerged from his fiat, his vehicle of choice, and walked into the papal residence here in washington. You talk about excitement there. Its going to be like this throughout his entire visit, crowds cheering his every move. That fiat, he is a big environmentalists, well known for that but was also escorted by some heavily Armored Vehicles some chevy suburbs and vehicles like that, as well. Now lets talk about his full day of events that he is going to be resting up for tonight. He has a lot on the schedule beginning tomorrow in washington. Beginning in the day tomorrow, with a reception at the white house. 15,000 people expected. Plus an Oval Office Meeting with the president oneonone just the two men. After that the pontiff will join u. S. Bishops at the cathedral of saint matthew. Then he is off to the National Shrine of the immaculate conception, to canonize junipero serra, the founder of 9 california missions. One of the biggest security challenges ever for the nypd, crews were out installing security cameras today along Central Park West and tow trucks enforced the papal parking ban [ no audio ] and its side streets. Its a celebratory event for everybody else, for us this is a security event. One of the highest level. Secret service is actually the lead agency for providing security for the pope. Were in support with them and were pretty tightly coordinated on this. And barricades will also go up at the United Nations and around Madison Square garden. Now, in addition to increased security, major gridlock is expected in and around manhattan. Take a look at the places where the pope has his scheduled events. He will be at st. Patricks cathedral thursday evening, with a full schedule on friday beginning at the u. N. In the morning. He will address the general assembly. And its going to conclude with evening mass at Madison Square garden. You can imagine there will be frozen zones, street closures, parking bans, even possible Mass Transit Service shutdowns around the venues so be advised, be prepared, or as some people are sort of planning just dont come into manhattan on those days. Now, people in the tristate area are getting so excited. You can feel it. So exciting to see him arrive there at Andrews Air Force base, there was applause in the newsroom. It was you cant help but feel all the excitement. Im sure you feel it there, as well you could feel it from wherever you were. You could feel it before he got here even coming down on amtrak this morning and Walking Around the city today. Theres a buzz thats definitely in the air. All right, maurice. Well check in with you in a little bit. To the right of your screen is a countdown clock. We know the pope is in the u. S. But thats a countdown clock for his visit to new york. So right now 47 hours and 54 minutes. The pope not scheduled to visit new jersey. Only the flyover of that state but theres still plenty of excitement in the newark archdiocese. Cbs 2s Christine Sloan caught up with the archbishop today. Very good to be with you. Good morning. Good morning. Reporter the archbishop of newark getting a chuckle from preschoolers. Visiting students talking about Pope Franciss visit to our area. I like gym. Reporter their comments cued but his serious conversations with middle schoolers. Besides meeting pope francis. Yes. How many popes have you seen or visited . Okay. Well, um, pope paul vi was the pope when i was a student in rome. Reporter the archbishops story about meeting Pope John Paul ii at his residence a favorite with the kids. Mother teresa came in with 18 of her sisters. Reporter what was your favorite story . When he started talking about Mother Teresa and how he met all the popes from the past. Reporter are you excited about this pope coming . Yes. Reporter the archbishop says pope francis likes a good laugh. He jokes all the time. He has a good sense of humor. He has deep convictions. And he is very, um, very serious and very prayerful when he says the liturgy, prays mass. Reporter none of these students going to the popes mass at Madison Square garden but they will watch it on television. In east orange, new jersey, Christine Sloan, cbs2 news. We have much more coming up throughout the hour. Maurice will be back to tell us about a very special gift the pope is getting for one of his masses. Also a preview of papal etiquette a review in that matter in case you come to face with the pope and the unique memorabilia were finding in stores in the area. Thats all ahead. In other headlines, for the first time ever, a new York City Police officer stood in open court and pleaded guilty to attempted murder of unarmed civilians. The officer admitted today that he opened fire on a car while he was off duty. Cbs 2s lou young has the new information from the courthouse in white plains. Reporter an admission of guilt without explanation. He says, i do, like a groom at his own wedding over and over again, the suspended new york city cop answering questions about whether he was pleading guilty to attempted murder and assault on two unarmed civilians. That unprovoked off duty drunken ambush 16 months ago leaving one man near death. Do you freely and voluntarily admit that you committed those offenses and you shot into that vehicle multiple times . I do. Reporter brendan cronins tightlipped plea followed months of negotiations. He initially claimed he blacked out after a day of Police Weapons training and heavy drinking. Unreleased security video shows him shooting into the car. The judge citing an otherwise unblemished history agreed to give him 9 years in prison. The victims watching from the Court Gallery not happy with that. I am sure that if i opened if i fired a weapon in a a police car, i would be doing much more than nine years. We never heard the words, im sorry. Excuse me. Excuse me can you say im sorry . Excuse me. Week of freedom before he goes to jail in repeated encounters with their assailant at the courthouse since the shooting the victims said he never showed remorse not even today. There was two people behind him putting money in the machine to pay for parking. And when he turned around there was no acknowledgment. Reporter cronin and the nypd are being sued by the victims for what they call a tolerated culture of alcohol abuse. The day of the shooting they say cronin, his supervisor and city island bars during and after weapons training at nearby rodmans neck. Were in white plains. Lou young, cbs 2 news. With the guilty plea, cronin was immediately fired by the nypd. He had been suspended with pay since shortly after the shooting. A luxury car is involved in a costly crash on long island. Surveillance video shows sparks flying from a maserati just before it slammed into two stores. The crash happened last night in west islip. Police say the driver lost control of the vehicle on a curve. The car crashed through the front of the bagel store and a restaurant next door destroying them both. That guy came from there, okay, came missed that tree, come over the curb, and crashed into the building and ripped this whole thing down. No one was hurt in the businesses because both stores were closed. The 40yearold driver michael vin nettie wasnt seriously hurt either. So far no charges but police are investigating. Coming up, told to cover up in a Public Library but this breastfeeding mother says she was doing nothing wrong. The apology being issued tonight. Also, new hope in treating alzheimers. How two drugs could form a calming combination for suffering patients. When he became the pope, i said, okay. I lose a friend and i wont see him anymore and i cried. But now this silversmith is getting a chance to give his friend a gift made from the donations of many americans. The special project he has and the weather is cooperating for the popes visit. In fact, in spite of todays clouds and Cool TemperaturesHigh Pressure is dominating. Up. Agation, aggression, even violence all common with patients with alzheimers. Current medications dont work well and a lot have side effects. Dr. Max gomez reports on a combination of two already approved drug that may calm agitated alzheimers patients. Reporter lorries father has alzheimers disease and her mother another type of dementia. Now in full time care, both of her parents have frequent bouts of agitation. When people come in to help him with his showers or his daily care and stuff, he does get extremely agitated. She gets upset and agitated no matter what it is, the facts that they play the same music, whats there for dinner. Thats what makes caregiving so difficult when theres a violent or aggressive reaction by the patient. Reporter dr. Cummings from the Cleveland Clinic and co authors recruited 220 patients with alzheimers dementia and agitation. During a preliminary ten week trial, participants were randomly assigned to receive either a combination of dextromethorphan and quinn in a dean or a placebo. The combination had a substantial effect in reducing agitation and far greater than was seen in the placebo treated patients. Reporter the study in jama journal of the american medical association, showed the drug was safe, effective and a boon for caregivers. There was a reduction in the stress experienced for caregivers of the patients who were treated with the combination. Reporter although caring for her parents is sometimes overwhelming, laurie takes comfort in knowing they have lived full lives. Even though the two drug combination is not fda approved for alzheimers agitation, it is approved for and so it can be prescribed off label for alzheimers patients. Dr. Max gomez, cbs 2 news. [ music ] two days until pope francis comes to new york city and right now, you are looking at a live picture from the papal residence where the pope has retired for the night. He arrived more than a little more than an hour ago from cuba already a busy day so he is getting some rest. President obama and First Lady Michelle Obama were there at Andrews Air Force base to greet him. When pope francis celebrates mass tomorrow at the National Shrine of the immaculate conception, he will sit on a custom made chair handcarved by a maryland carpenter. Pope francis wanted something simple and made of wood. The wooden chair he will use friday night for the mass at Madison Square garden was created by immigrant day laborers in port chester, westchester county. And they will meet the pope on friday. And thats not the only special item the pope will be using during his trip. Maurice is back now with a look at something he is getting from an old friend. Reporter i dont know if you caught 60 minutes the other night but scott pelley showed us the pope in vatican square, wherever he goes he received a lot of gifts from people andrea developed this technique and he developed this technique, thanks the person and puts it over his shoulder and hands it off to people who are with him and he does this hundreds of times a day when he is in crowds of people. However, theres going to be one gift he is going to get from a friend he has known from argentina this week in new york. He is going to get it after having known this gentleman for more than 10 years and cbs 2s matt kozar tells us all about this. Reporter this chalice made for the pope is distinctly american. Red, white and blue jewels a goldplated map of the u. S. , and a design inspired by st. Patricks cathedral. These all American Silver from regular average citizens. Reporter adrian is a 7th he made the chalice from melted down Silver Jewelry donated by people across the u. S. Its involving and representing the simplest and the hum bless citizen of the united states. He plans to give it to the pope this week in new york. When became the pope, i said, okay i lose my friend i wont see him anymore and i cry. Reporter when he was the priest in argentina, he baptized his daughter. He remembered how he would bring him silver to sell it. What with that money he went to get medicines, clothes, blankets, food, and he used to go personally to the humblest places you can imagine in buenos aires and give it to the people. The unconditional love to the friends, the unconditional love to the family, that is what i learn most from him. Reporter a life lesson from an old friend who is now the spiritual leader of more matt kozar, cbs 2 news. Its been a long, long road no doubt. Now, if you would like to impress people, your friends, your colleagues, with your papal knowledge with your knowledge of pope francis here, a few factoids we have been able to compile for you. The pope it turns out does not use a computer or cell phone, he does have somebody tweeting for him however, very advanced there. But he also stopped watching television as long as 1990s. His mother was less than thrilled when told her he was going to become a priest. He had promised to become a doctor. We are told he explained his change of heart by saying he was going to study medicine for the soul. As it turned out, he did well with that medicine. And for more information about the pope, go to cbsnewyork. Com. Ill be back with a long island man who met three popes and this man knows the proper way to address the pope, what to say and how to comport yourself. Kristine, im not sure if i would even be able to say anything or even find any words except hello. You know . I dont even know if i could get that out. I would definitely be speechless. Thank you. I look forward to that because i dont know a think about pope etiquette. Thank you, maurice. See you in just a bit. Will the skies stay clear for the popes visit to new york . With the answer, elise finch is here for lonnie quinn. Reporter we really didnt have many clear skies today, right . You just take a look behind me, you see we had a lot of cloud cover out there. Well call it cloudy even though we are getting a little sunshine, 71 degrees northeast winds at 10. So our current temperature of 71 is also the official high for the day and thats below average. We should be at 74 degrees. Didnt get there today. Havent said that a lot recently but we had a below average day today. We also have the clouds you can see in here on your vortex satellite theres quite a bit of cloud cover. The good news is this. Pressure that will dominate our weather over the next few remain dry. Well see some gradual clearing of the skies overnight tonight. So skies clear tonight. The sun returns big time tomorrow. The warmer weather for the papal visit, as well. As we head into the early weekend we start to see some cooler temperatures so take a look for your papal visit thursday. Pope arrives at jfk should be right around 77 degrees, st. Patricks cathedral. It should be 73. For your friday we have sun cloud mix with high of 76. Thank you. Still ahead, it was a heartbreaking crime. Thieves stole a little boys wheelchair but today we have a heartwarming update. Right now dana tyler is here now with a look at what were working on for cbs 2 news at 6 00. Reporter of course well have more on pope francis arrival this afternoon on u. S. Soil. Live from washington, cbs 2s Maurice Dubois and tony aiello reporting. Also tonight at 6 00, the story i get asked the most about, is when Pope John Paul ii left Newark Airport 20 years ago, he blessed a baby right there. Tonight, at 6 00, we talk to that family and find out what its like to be blessed by the pope. Well see you at 6 00. Way back when, in the neighborhoods of new york. The working people, the people who really make this city work the beat cops, nurses, teachers, and engineers had Affordable Health care thanks to an upstart mayor, and a couple of nonprofits called ghi and hip now called emblemhealth. Because emblemhealth believes that working new yorkers deserve quality care, so new moms and dads can breathe a little easier, and the young at heart can live healthy and strong. And today, emblemhealth is still doing what it did when it was ghi and hip, setting a National Standard with neighborhood care not because of some new law, but because looking after your neighbors is just right. Tt2watx g4 p bt q , tt2watx g4 p a q8 h tt2watx g4 p bm q3 d tt4watx g4 r dztq f 0 tt4watx g4 r entq 69p tt4watx g4 r gzt tt4watx g4 r hnt . 0d starting at sundown tonight, millions of jews begin the observance of yom kippur. Cbs 2s Scott Rapoport with the message and meaning of the holiday. Reporter it is the holiest day of the jewish year. Its intense. Reporter yom kippur, the day of atonement. We ask for forgiveness and recommit ourselves to our higher values. Reporter starting at sundown and continuing through sundown wednesday, observant jews from here and around the world will abstain from working and eating. They will fast and go to synagogue to repent for their sins and transgressions of the past year. Hoping and praying to be inscribed for blessing in the book of life. We hope and pray we have another 365 days to live and to use that time to make the world a more just place. Reporter in the jewish religion at the end of yom kippur, the fate of every jew for the coming year is sealed. Today is the most solemn day of the year. Reporter in new rochelle lines of jews prepping for the meal eaten when yom kippur ends. Im buying food for my daughter for breakfast. Reporter and sharing their thought on this holiday. What are you thinking about or praying for this yom kippur . Mostly my children and grandchildren and hoping they will have a good year. My wish is for the world to be joyous. Reporter at the end of yom kippur services, there will be the blowing of the shofar, a rams horn. [ shofar ] which a rabbi from new rochelle says serves as a wake up call to live a better life. Scott rapoport, cbs 2 news. Coming up next, what is it like to meet the pope . This man certainly knows. He has met the past three. How he did it and the etiquette expected for anyone who gets the supreme honor. Also, the nypd has a plan for the homeless, of the officers they are dedicating to the streets. And a judge tosses the citys styrofoam ban could it be headed back to restaurants . Across america, people like Basketball Hall of Famer Dominique wilkins. Are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes. With noninsulin victoza. For a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. But it didnt get me to my goal. So i asked my doctor about victoza. He said victoza works differently than pills. And comes in a pen. Victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. Its taken once a day, any time. Victoza is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. Victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. It is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes. Or diabetic ketoacidosis. Victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. Victoza is not insulin. Do not take victoza if you have a personal or Family History of medullary thyroid cancer. Multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to. Victoza or any of its ingredients. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction. May include itching, rash, or difficulty breathing. Tell your doctor. Including inflammation of the pancreas pancreatitis . Stop taking victoza. And call your doctor right away if you have signs of pancreatitis such as severe pain that will not go away in your abdomen or from your abdomen to your back. With or without vomiting. Tell your doctor about all the medicines you take. And if you have any medical conditions. Taking victoza with a sulfonylurea or. Insulin may cause low blood sugar. Diarrhea, and vomiting. Side effects can lead to dehydration. Which may cause kidney problems. If your pill isnt giving you. The control you need. Ask your doctor about noninsulin victoza. Its covered by most health plans. Pope francis arrived in our Nations Capital for his first visit to the united states. Crowds cheered as he arrived at his residence in washington, dc a short while ago. Good evening, im kristine johnson. Im Maurice Dubois. Once again in the Nations Capital where huge crowds are expected tomorrow here in washington and beyond in new york and philadelphia. Of course, were all looking forward to that. Have you ever wondered what you say to a pope if you meet him . How do you address him . Whats the proper etiquette . Well, Hazel Sanchez met a long island couple who have met three popes and she shows us how its done. The pope came out with his arms like this, my husband went like this and they embraced. Reporter meredith and gary krupp have met the last three popes when gary was knighted on behalf of his work for the vatican. Only 7 jewish men had ever received this papal knighthood. Reporter they are jewish. But they built an Interfaith Foundation called pave the way aimed at ending violence and wars in the name of god. The couple has been to the vatican dozens of times since but meredith still remembers being apprehensive about meeting Pope John Paul until he placed his hand on her shoulder. I said to myself, i dont i dont care what religion you are. You knew that you were in the presence of a holy man. Call him your holiness and smile and greet him. Reporter he says its fine to try to shake his and or hand a child over. Dont lurch past security. He is always surrounded by people who will stop him so if somebody is attempting to go to the pope they will be prevented. Reporter dress appropriately. As a woman, you know, a black suit, something very, very conservative, long sleeves,. Reporter no need to be intimidated since the pope you need to be respectful and, um, just be yourself and enjoy the moment. Hes great with that. You are very, very special people to be able to meet the pope and enjoy it. Reporter and the blessings that the krupps believe are sure to follow. Hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. And they are living [ no audio ] meet with the pope next month again. They are going to present him this time with a specially designed coin commemorating the popes trip to jerusalem and the holy land. Some would say they have a special line to the vatican, kristine. Well have more coming up at 6 00. Thank you. Back here, tackling homelessness one street at a time. Police commissioner bill bratton announced today that he will focus resources in harlem on 125th street where the problem is biggest. Cbs 2s Jessica Schneider explains the plan and why some say its not enough. Reporter it is a homeless hot spot even after police have cleared it several times, vagrants are still on the blocks around 125th street. They arrive every day after stepping off a bus from the overnight homeless shelters on the island and spend their days roaming the streets . We have two methadone clinics in the neighborhood. Reporter now there will be 3 dozen Police Officers on this one street. Today im announcing the creation of a new 38 officer unit stationed at 125th street. In harlem to deal with the conditions in the community. Reporter those new officers will be trained in crisis intervention and dealing with mentally disturbed people. And advocates for the homeless say its the wrong solution to a growing problem. We cant police ourselves out of the crisis. We need solutions that work. Reporter giselle is working to get more funding from the state for supportive housing, which provides housing and social services to the homeless. Bratton slammed the city council and speaker melissa markviveritos plans to lessen penalties for quality of life crimes. The city council is attempting to loosen these laws even further. Crazy reporter but the speaker points to this letter from bratton back in may where he welcomed a discussion of documented warnings instead of summons and says now, the city council looks forward to a deliberateddive and thoughtful dialogue as we work to keep our city safe while also striving to create a more equitable criminal justice system. But until then this problem remains. Jessica schneider cbs 2 news. A state Supreme Court judge has overturned the citys ban on styrofoam containers. Before the ban went into effect in july a group of manufacturers recyclers and restaurants sued to stop it. City officials estimate that more than 28,000 tons of plastic foam products end up in city landfills every year. The de Blasio Administration to keep the ban in effect. Some new information after the heartless theft of a wheelchair. A little boy in new jersey now has a new way to get around. The company, conveyed, provided Andrew Pacheco with a brandnew wheelchair for free. Last week the 5yearolds chair was stolen from outside his familys elizabeth home. He has a genetic disorder that causes physical and developmental delays making a wheelchair a necessity. His parents say that they are touched by the support they have received since the theft. All we did was spread the word that someone did it and the communitily stepped up and took it from there and it was truly amazing to see so many people reaching out. A wheelchair like andrews can cost more than 2,500. Up next, you could call it a battle of the bulge. The man in charge of new jerseys National Guard under fire for his weight and some of the criticism is coming if i were a rich man and today in history, in 1964, the musical fidler on the roof opened on broadway beginning a run of 3,242 performances. It had many revivals including one expected on broadway later this year were here in the streets of new york, spreading the news about the real possibilities because if you dont think real possibilities in new york city when you think aarp, then you dont know aarp. Were working with you to make new york city a better place to live, work, and play. Fighting for you by taking on the issues that matter and rediscovering the city with you at discounted events all around town. Its a weighty controversy in new jersey. Governor Chris Christie has told the leader of new jerseys National Guard to slim down. The order comes after the pentagon reprimanded the air force Brigadier General for his weight and dodging fitness tests. Cbs 2s Christine Sloan has the story. Reporter governor Chris Christie and Brigadier General michael kuniff seen here together reviewing troops. Now new jerseys National Guard leader under scrutiny himself by the pentagon for not being in shape and flunking then skipping physical fitness tests. Christie, who appointed him and is his boss as the states commanderinchief, didnt want to talk about it. Quick reaction . Why did you give general 90 days . Reporter but in a statement, christie, who struggled with his own weight for years, undergoing lap band stomach surgery, says kuniff didnt tell him he was reprimanded. The governor now giving the general 90 days to trim down. Retired u. S. Navy lieutenant steven rojers. Every individual in the military has to be combat ready and he has to meet the physical standards just like any other member of the military. Reporter he said in a statement he didnt meet military fitness requirements, saying, quote, i have struggled with weight control my entire adult life. However, i do recognize that military members and leaders like myself are held to a higher standard. He is training and getting help from a nutritionist. Model. Youre a leader, you have a responsibility to be reporter this college one of our air force values is integrity and he is lying and that breaks core values. Reporter its unclear how much he needs to lose but his waist size 4. 5 over what it should be. That reportedly according to his last fitness test three years ago. In paterson, new jersey, Christine Sloan, cbs2 news. Honoring the pope through emojis and pizza. Up next, the odd souvenirs that we have been finding around town to commemorate the visit. Dana tyler is here now with a look at what were working on for cbs 2 news at 6 00. Was that pope toast . It was. Goodness. Thank you. Heres what were working on in the newsroom. A Suffolk CountyPolice Officer facing charges after a serious crash with a motorcyclist. Why the victims family says the officer dodged the law. And we continue our coverage of the u. S. Papal visit. Were all live with the excitement as dozens of people gather for a special Pope Watch Party in washington, cbs 2 news at 6 00. Tt2watx g4 p bt q , tt2watx g4 p a q8 h tt2watx g4 p bm q3 d tt4watx g4 r dztq f 0 tt4watx g4 r entq 69p tt4watx g4 r gzt tt4watx g4 r hnt . 0d tt4watx g4 r iztq uy< tt4watx g4 r jntq g \ tt4watx gamoi setng lee owowoa binsootoe cke 0 ib oicneor gis u e stt teetavlae r l ureves geouofheas g fs. Every insurance policy has a number. But not every Insurance Company understands the life behind it. For those whove served and the families whove supported them, usaa. We know what it means to serve. Get an insurance quote and see why 92 of our members plan to stay for life. Twitter users are rejoicing in the arrival of pope francis. There are special emojis attached to hashtags. If you havent noticed you can see that pope in u. S. Is a smiling pontiff in front of a u. S. Flag. Pope in nyc has the statue of liberty. Pope in dc shows us the u. S. Capitol. If you are using the hashtag the pope in philly, you will notice the liberty bell. There will be no shortage of souvenirs for people to purchase. Emily smith shows us. Reporter from special parking in times square in anticipation of pope francis to a shrine fit for the holy father, buca debeppo is doing all these pope. We have a standing reservation for him any other time any of our guests can enjoy this year. Reporter at this place on west 38th street theres a nearly lifesized cutout of the pope and sign that says a sacreligious selfie for twitter . He is one of the most retweeted twitter persons ever. Reporter at this place Near Union Square theres pope pizza made in the colors of the vatican flag yellow and white. It cooks in an oven for five minutes with ingredients imported from italy. Pope visit is coming up, gaining momentum. Reporter it includes a pope toaster which can be bought online for 50. You can spread butter and jam on the popes face. Pope cookies, holy father bubbleheads, tshirts, you name it. Some of its a gimmick but some of those behind it say a pope visiting new york city is historic and its part of welcoming him to town. Emily smith, cbs 2 news. I saw it. Shirts available, too. Lots of items to choose from. Because elise finch has some good news for those hoping to probably catch a glimpse of the pope while he is in new york city. He is blessing up with nice weather. Its High Pressure but whatever. Well go with that, as well. Good weather for the pope thats for sure. We have lots of cloud cover today with a little bit of sunshine peeking through now but for a good portion of the day, it really was just cloudy. 7 degrees right now northeast winds at 10 miles per hour. We have been doing the countdown to fall for some people summer over for a while but officially still here one more day until we say hello to fall, the autumn number equinox when we have the most direct rays of the sun moves south of the equator so mostly people think of it as, you know, day and night almost equal. 12 hours apiece. 4 22 a. M. New york time tomorrow morning fall starts. So what can we expect for the first day of fall . We are starting out with cloud cover. This is the cloud cover thats been with us pretty much all however, we do get some gradually clearing skies overnight. We do have a cold front the passage of which doesnt do much to cool us down not even close. We have lots of High Pressure behind it. So as that High Pressure moves in, we get some clearing skies tonight for yom kippur, cooler conditions obviously north and west, we are going to have some 50s for sure as we head into our suburbs but for the city for the most part, we are talking overnight temperatures a little closer to about 59 degrees. For tomorrow, going to call it 80. Its warm, it is bright start to autumn. Maybe one of the warmest days of the week on the first day of fall. We are talking, yeah, 80 degrees. 75 to 80 depending where you are across the tristate area. Heres your sevenday forecast. You will notice that we say hello to fall, we have one of the warmest days of the week, 80 degrees. As we move into the rest of the workweek, we are still looking at some nice temperatures still incredibly warm for your thursday at 78 degrees mostly sunny skies. Beyond that temperatures start to dip a bit but not much for we are going to see 72 degrees by the time we hit your saturday and sunday not much warmer at 73 for tunnel to towers but still, a a gorgeous stretch tons of sunshine, not too many complaints. Sandra lee the girlfriend of Governor Cuomo has open under about her health. She says she is cancerfree. She struggled with an infection after the double mastectomy in may. She told entertainment tonight that Governor Cuomo helped her every step of the way. She says she will wait until next year to decide whether to have reconstructive surgery. Tonight more of your favorite shows are back making their season premiere on cbs. Joining the lineup is the anticipated new series limitless. A hollywood heartthrob appears in the First Episode and is also executive producer. Jill nicolini has the story. Get ready to become somebody that marts. Reporter Bradley Cooper reprises his role from the 2011 film limitless as a senator who hopes to become president. This is surreal for me to be able to to to be part of turning it into a television series. Reporter he changes the life of an ordinary man by offering him a super brain enhancing drug called nvp. Three paths, three potential outcomes. Allows your brain to access all your memory, everything you have ever read and seen. Hang in there. Reporter in season 13 of ncis, the fate is still unknown. We are coming up with a very tragic event that happened at the end of season 12. Jon cryer joins the cast of this drama. Im the first face that mark harmon sees after he has been shot in the chest and somebody has to save him with openheart surgery. Put the gun down. Reporter back by popular demand for a Second Season is ncis. New orleans. The cbs drama was last seasons most watched new series average 18 million viewers. I think people like the kind of show it is. I think i mean, for me, as a viewer, i like trying to solve mysteries, trying to figure out who did it. Reporter the premiere jumped right into the drama and action as the cast searches for bombers of a military convoy on a new orleans bridge. Jill nicolini, cbs 2 news. Its not just prime time that promises to be exciting. Donald trump is appearing on the the late show with stephen colbert. This is video of him arriving at the ed sullivan theater in the past hour. Trump waved to the crowd there gave a double thumbs up and spoke with reporters before heading inside. The late show will air at 11 35 right after cbs 2 news at 11. And on the news at 11 00 it is a mind altering elixir i something to take the edge off. But theres no alcohol or drug involved. Is serving up shots that they say is a booze substitute that will never give you a hangover. Its physical. Its just unfortunately very relaxed. Sometimes youll feel a little heavy but youre never intoxicated. So what is it . How do you get it . And is it harmful . Cbs 2 explores the kava craze tonight at 11 00 after the Series Premiere of limitless. A breastfeeding battle. What this woman was told when she tried to breastfeed at a local library. Cbs 2 news at 6 00, we are live in washington as pope francis continues his first visit to the united states. We will also hear from a new jersey family who received a a mother in queens ordered to stop breastfeeding in a Public Library. Was she breaking the law . Cbs 2s meg baker explains. Reporter sherry is a regular at forest hills queens library. I said im not doing anything illegal. What youre doing is illegal. Then she said someone complained and i was very angry. Reporter she and her children were the only ones in a section of the library on saturday. Sitting with my 4yearold. It was her birthday that day. We were playing with puppets. She started to cry and i put my cover on and i nursed her. Reporter karina got hungry as babies do. Completely covered. Reporter she showed us the cover she uses to breastfeed in public. An employee came and said you cant do that here. You have to go to the bathroom. Reporter she could not believe what the woman said to her. I was stunned because i was completely covered up. I thought the issues was with, you know, people seeing your breasts. I didnt know that the issue was just breastfeeding at all. Reporter Donna Lieberman with the American Civil Liberties union explains the law allows breastfeeding in public with or without a cover. Its been the law for quite a while. It is every womans right to breastfeed in public. Reporter the library has since apologized and in a statement says, we will be giving our staff additional coaching to remind them about the proper practice for maintaining a welcoming environment. I would like signs up in the library because i feel that they need to we need to normalize as a society breastfeeding. Reporter she accepts the apology from the library. She is not taking any legal action. But she did want to get the story out there to educate people. In the forest hills section of queens, meg baker, cbs 2 news. New york was the first state to pass a law protecting a mothers right to breast feed in public. A woman may breastfeed her child in public with or without a cover. Thats all the news we have today at 5 00. I will see you again tonight at 11 00. News at 6 00 starts right now. Captions by caption colorado comments captioncolorado. Com rolling out the red carpet for pope francis. Its the star treatment in washington for the leader of the catholic church. Im dana tyler. Tonight we begin our countdown to the papal visit here in new york. The clock that youre about to see on the right corner of your screen shows you we are 47 hours from his thursday arrival in new york. But first, excitement across the country as pope francis steps on to u. S. Soil. The pope arriving in washington, dc about two hours ago coming off his trip to cuba. And shortly after, crowds of children greeted him at the Vatican Embassy in washington. This is where the 78yearold pontiff will stay while in the Nations Capital. Cbs 2 with live coverage. Tony aiello spoke with people hoping to see the holy father and first, though, lets go to Maurice Dubois with details on the popes arrival. Maurice. What an arrival it was today. The pope settled in for the evening on his first night here in the united states. He spent a few minutes greeting the people who were gathered to see him after really a whirlwind historic day. Reporter the crowd of