48 hours witnessed his return to the u.s. and pausing menopause. doctors say a first of its kind operation can delay the change of life by up to 20 years. we ll look at the potential benefits and safety concerns. it s tuesday, august 6th, 2019. here s today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. our nation must condemn racism, bigotry, and white supremacy. the death toll rises from the weekend s mass shootings. you re part of the problem, mr. president. his words have no meaning. it was a slap in the face quite frankly. there are growing calls for lawmakers to pass stricter gun laws. for gun owners who say it means they re going to come for my guns. bingo. you re right if you have an assault weapon. north korea has fired another round ofct theaunches come after the u.s. and the south started joint military exercises. stocks slide after china let its currency slide to the lowest level in more than a decade. i think it is a full blown currency war.
light showers in the valley itself. especially around the southeast section. then the far western section, along the western beltway we ve seen quite a bit of shower activity. mainly very light showers. and coming up we re going show you video from the mount charleston where they re sighing snow up there. here is a look at the southeast career technical academy. overcast. current temperatures compared to last week. 54 degrees. temperatures are going to hold steady throughout the day today in those low to mid-50s. we re going to talk about not one but three rounds of low pressure systems that are going to be moving their way through the area this week. we ve got a lot of wet weather to talk about. you might need a raincoat just in case. that is the cutest picture. keep sending us your weather photos all week long. we love them. pets included and babies too. thank you so much, kelly. as you can see jeff is here for krystal today. thank you for filling in. jeff: good morning
catholic church and bring it into the 21st century. pope francis began his first full day as pontiff praying at the basilica in rome this morning. last night, white smoke pouring from the chimney atop the sistine chapel signaling the pope had been elected. and after two days of conclave meetings and five rounds of voting, cardinal jorge mario bergoglio, the former archbishop of argentina, became papa of 1.2 billion catholics around the world. i was delighted. in latin america, i was really hoping that one of these times we d come with a latin american and here we did. reporter: while his papacy became effective immediately, the newly elected head of the catholic church will be formally installed at a ceremonial mass here at the vatican early tuesday morning. from the balcony of st. peter s basilica, francis, the first pope from latin america wearing the traditional white robe, addressed the tens of thousands who gathered at the square below and millions watching worldwide
hey, joey. i know you. you re my dad. yeah. yeah, i m your dad. it is still stuck tonight. the effort under way right now to free a stolen yacht that ran aground on a bay area beach. good evening everyone i m frank somerville. and i m julie haener. a tug boat is at work trying to tow a boat to water after it ran aground and got stuck. live now is ken wayne, authorities arrested three people for the salvage operation to try to save the 82- foot boat is still under way, ken. reporter: it s a luxury sailboat called darling and it s still out there in the surf. a tug line has been tied to it called eagle that s trying to sail it out to sea. tug boat engines put out 1,400 horsepower. the problem is the keel extends 14 feet below and it s likely wedged in the sand. he s in the gear with both engines just at an idle speed. he can stay that way until 4:00 in the morning. reporter: that s an hour before high tide when crews will assess the situation. a smaller boat tried to to
benedict. during the meetings, the cardinals will set a date for the conclave to choose a new pope. they re also taking on issues and controversies facing the church. mark phillips is in vatican & city. mark, good morning. reporter: good morning, norah and charlie. if the catholic church has been hit by the combined earthquakes of a retired pope and child abuse and other scandals its response has been deliberate and traditional. the cardinals have gunbegun to meet, but before they get down to the business of choosing a new pope they ve got plenty of other business to discuss. at the appointed hour, the cardinals began to emerge from the nooks and crannies of the vatican. sometimes in groups like owe obedient students on a school bus. others, though are staying elsewhere. and if they thought they could take a leisurely stroll to work they soon learned that that is not possible. with the papal election so wide open this time people hang on their every word and there are few