george will still be in the parish of east baton rouge parish. it will not be separating. >> well, it will separate in this sense. the plan that's out there will be trying to take money allocated for the whole parish and operate their city. >> narrator: holden says that the school district relies on the taxes paid by the more affluent neighborhoods now trying to break away, and that without that money, the schools will suffer. >> what will happen is that the city of baton rouge would have to stand alone. they would not be able to siphon money from the other cities outside of baton rouge that's being paid into the parish. >> it will be segregated along race lines and class lines. it is going to be devastating to the school system as a whole. a lot of the poor areas will not be receiving the same quality education. >> are you saying we're supplementing these people right now? >> yes. >> we're supplementing them that be in trouble? >> we're supplementing each other. i came from a poor background, but yet it was the fact that i was introduced to a br

is an emphasis with the experience of doing pastoral work in parrishs and they do a year in the parishes, like a year internship. and it is the theological thoughts. >> it is linked with their study. >> yes. >> it is a fascinating beginning they never heard the word formation. we will go to a break and we hope you will stay with us and join us in the fascinating conversation with the archbishop of san francisco. we will be right back. born in joplin, missouri, the odds of him going on to fascinate millions with his talent? 1 in 260,000. the odds of this born racer having 157 career top ten finishes in nascar? 1 in 125 billion. the odds of him winning both the daytona 500 and the brickyard 400 in the same year? 1 in 195 million. [crowd cheering] the odds of a child being diagnosed with autism? 1 in 68. i'm nascar driver jamie mcmurray, and my niece has autism. learn more at autismspeaks.org/signs. . >>> welcome back. i am christine mugrich and i am with salvatore cordileone, he is the archbishop of san francisco. archbishop, this topic of formation may be knew to people and you described

it was here at the age of eight that zander parish started dancing. mrs. hooper taught him ballet.ll picture a small boy arriving for his first lesson 20 years ago. >> what do you remember of zander parish? >> this enthusiastic little boy running into class with his sister. his black shorts and t-shirt looking very out of control like bambi on ice. then eventually he started to understand the technique. i realized he had beautiful legs and feet. >> now he's in a different cast. zander joined the royal ballet. no one took much notice of him. he became increasingly frustrated. it took this ballet to spot his potenti potential. he remembers arriving in st. petersburg. >> all you can see was an orange glow of ice, snow, steam rising off the rather grim look buildings. i thought, i want to go home right now. i didn't. i stuck it out. i'm glad i did. absolutely brilliant. >> now he's returning home a star. quite a journey for the lad turned russian romantic lead. >> a little bit of something elegant to leave you with today. i'm back tomorrow. do join us if you can. i'm geeta guru-murthy.

priests under investigation have been moved from parish to parish with the colusion of bishops and groupsnhappy about this meeting and say it will do little to solve the overriding problem. >> reporting from the vatican there, tim friend. straight in government admitted a boat load of 41 asylum seekers were handed over to authorities and more than 200 people intercepted last week and no news on what happened to the remaining asylum seekers and human rights group said they could be tortured if they are sent back home. family of jailed al jazeera journalists, peter greste launched a new ap peach for freedom and he is in egypt with colleagues mohamed and bahir for 191 days and florence has more. >> reporter: andrew greste is a man with a heavy burden and come back from visiting his brother and is trying to secure his release and appeal the conviction and the family will plan to hire a new legal team in cairo and that have a new website to keep the public informed of the case and to help raise funds. >> it's a significant amount of money. so but we figure that, you know, regardless of the cos

(sobbing) ...by 14 families from that parish. and what did the archdiocese do? transfer him again. why? i want to know why! >> narrator: the vatican has always claimed the responsibility for these cases rests with the local bishops and dioceses. jeff anderson disagrees. >> in every case that we have worked on for 29 years, the vatican and its role has been prominent because every action taken by every bishop and archbishop and cardinal in connection with sexual abuse is effectively orchestrated and controlled by the vatican. every action taken has demonstrated to us that all roads lead to rome and to the vatican. >> narrator: the vatican secret archives contain the church's records back through the centuries, including evidence relating to sexual abuse cases from the early middle ages to the present day. as a sovereign nation, the holy see cannot be compelled to hand over its original documents or any copies held by their embassies worldwide. the only hope for those representing victims of sexual abuse is to sue individual dioceses. that was how jeff anderson was able to subpoena c

they come to guadalupe parish, sometimes praying for a family miracle. today the prayers are for someone else. >> it breaks my heart. >> reporter: the parish is collecting donations for the thousands of immigrant children from central america stuck in the middle of a national debate. >> i take it really personal. i love my community, and those faces are the faces of many children running around here. that could be happening to them as well. >> reporter: donations are collected by the group. thousands of immigrant children have traveled 3,000 miles since october to make it into the u.s. and this is the reception they've gotten in many cities across the southwest. in california, protesters forced three buses full of immigrants to turn around. >> we have children who are in need of a safe and secure place to be. >> reporter: so santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez says bring them here. she co-authored a letter with a south bay congressional delegation and other lawmakers alerting washington the immigrant children are welcome in the south bay. >> our o

the baton rouge native is one of hundreds who see opportunity in this remote bayou parish, where an industrialevival is under way. he's enrolled in a technical stool for pipe fitters. >> what brought me here was the works, two years ago. i came to get a job, i have a career path i'm on, and came to school to get certified and make more money. >> reporter: cheap natural gas brought on by a boom is reshaping towns like these in louisiana. the opportunities are about to get a lot bigger. a few miles down the road a south african petrochemical company called sassal is making a large foreign investment in u.s. history. in these empty grass fields, sassal is building a massive complex expected to bring 7,000 construction and 1200 high-skill industry jobs over the next five years. >> for each of the 1200 jobs that will be created because of our project in south-west louisiana, we estimate that six or seven other jobs will be created in the community to support those jobs - whether it's health care workers or restaurant workers. >> that is starting to reshape the region. >> there's not enough apartmen

he was found at 46th and parish.don't believe he was shot there. >>> happening today, pennsylvania lawmakers have approved a budget for the new fiscal year that started at 12:01 this morning. governor tom corbett has yet to sign the $29.1 billion budget. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city. walk us through what's going to happen this morning. >> reporter: there are two pieces of unfinished business to talk about, first the unsigned budget and then a cigarette tax, if passed, it would up pump millions of dollars into philadelphia public schools. the $29 billion spending plan passed the general assembly late last night without raising taxes. does little toç aggression the pension problem according to governor tom corbett. because of that he is not going to immediately sign the budget. another sticking point, a $2 cigarette tax. that would inject the philadelphia schools with nearly $80 million. it's being voted on separately. >> we finally got a little bit of progress on the issue of the cigarette tax issue. a

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a shooting in west philadelphia, police tell us that the victim is in his 20's shot near 40th and parish street. there were no surveillance cameras and they are continuing their investigation. >>> in the meantime a delaware man is dead after a shooting last night in newark. police were call to the scene at the the town houses in newark just after 10:00 o'clock. police found an unidentified male victim lying on the ground and later pronounced dead at the hospital. police are looking for that shooter. >> it is 5:04. philadelphia school reform commission approved a budget for next school year not neglect how much money he will get from the state or whether that cigarette tax will be approved. lets get out to jennifer joyce outside district headquarters this morning. do we have any idea how likely it is a jet tax will be approved, jenny. >> reporter: no, it still has to go through a couple of hoops. we are expecting it to go through the house as well. it could ab while before we hear about that cigarette tax. the school reform commission did approve a budget last night but that is based on i

community is in support of the in kind to mob improvements because that a integral to our project and the parish we're building on the two footages of the park. one will have a cafe and the other a restaurant and provide heating so in the colder most of the year people can come in and hack out and enjoy their time. i included one picture of wrinkle as it exists today to get a sense of the over lying lines and a priority from the community standpoint and frankly from ours to move forward. i'll leave with the schematic that was drawn up by the magnifying in 2011. as part of their community outreach process and their some basic elements in the scheme that will be inherited or executed on our part increase a lot of community meetings left to be had to get more and more components the arts commentating contestant, etc. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. thank you >> thank you. i want to thank you for your work i really peculiarity the amount of time over the years for outreach with the community in the south of market it's generally, the roll market for the school and i love the

he tells police someone shot him over at 48th and parish. investigators say they found no evidence at that scene. the man is in critical condition, with a gunshot wound to the stomach area. >>> well, developing right now, a new budget battle is unfolding in pennsylvania, hours after the deadline. now the spending plan for the new fiscal year passed the state house, but not the governor's pen. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein, joins us from the philadelphia school administration building, to explain the potential impact in the classroom. jen? >> reporter: good morning, ukee, the fate philadelphia school district, late last night the state legislature did pass $29.1 billion budget bill, but governor corbett wasn't racing to sign it right afterward. in the meantime, the school reform commission did pass a budget earlier in the day, that included a $93 million place holder, they were hoping state legislature would help fill it. >> large -- >> the budget bill passed by the republican controlled legislature late last night, includes an inc

friend the parish from smoke could havebut it spread to other townhomes if it wasn't for the quick thinking of a neighbor. >> i looked out my window and , likeoke coming out really dark smoke. >> she saw the smoke and quickly alerted her mother to call 911. >> i'm so happy that she's fine now. >> the fifth district is presenting her with a citizens public safety award. >> i am extremely proud. she did the right wing. >> firefighters actually use pediatric masks to get oxygen to quest. incidenters using this to push for specific animal masks. a 13-year-old did it when some adults failed to do it. that's very impressive. >> a great story there. >> hot, muggy. is the biggernk thing. the humidity -- trying to find some relief from it. but today is the hottest day, so it's all downhill as far as temperatures go. it's a beautiful start to the day. we've had a lot of sunshine all morning long helping to aid in the temperature. two other spots in the weatherbug network -- the air temperature 91 in fairfax but with the humidity, it feels like 100 degrees. the pool sounds good right now. but thees in

. >> oliver is an anglican vicar who administers minority christian parish here in small he. he is well aware of the religious views of his muslim neighbors, but in the wake of the trojan horse debate, he cautions against making sweeping generalizations. >> when we are talking about religious conservatism and equating it to extremism, which leads onto islamism in the terrorism, you are entering into a totally different conversation, and i think that's why people get agitated. >> that does not mean that intolerance of other religions should be allowed, says the vicar. this is where the government must step in. >> for education and particularly for the education of children who describe themselves as christians, it is important that they are respected as much as anyone else is. >> at birmingham central mosque, one of the biggest in the country, many parents are angered at the row being played out over their children. there is frustration in particular at the conservative minister for education. he's introducing new rules for the next cool year, making it compulsory for all scho

she said it's the hierarchy, the people who move priests from parish to parish.hose are the people that have to go and that her faith won't be restored until that happens. she described the meeting as amazing, and she said she found it -- she was very happy that the pope is short because he did not tower over her and he captain eye contact throughout the entire meeting. >> fascinating event. historic event. this whole tragedy that you've been covering since it first came out in boston. thank you so much, anne thompson. great to see you. >>> and coming up, check out the isis leader's watch. we'll ask iraq's ambassador to the u.s. next. get up! get up! get up! get up! loop me! bring back the awesome... yeah! yeah! yeah! with the great taste of kellogg's froot loops. follow your nose! eachwon't have a claim.wners that's why allstate claim free rewards gives you money back for every year you don't have one. and why if you're part of the other 5%, allstate offers claim rateguard. so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. no matter what comes your way, your ho

bit about the grant this is something we've been doing with the full involvement of our federal parishes federal funders as well. just to anticipate one question we've heard we have a rail maintains facility about 56r blocks of the proposed loop that maintenance facility was part of the original plan for the t third light rail and a question has been raised can't we turn the train there and abandon the existing plan to build the loop we looked at that as a request from the supervisor but this facility was not built for this purpose and it's full capacity won't have a space for the adding the turning place we've seen at the end of the line at balboa park it makes for a challenging operations and will add time and cost and is not how our service plan was built so we won't be able to meet those frequencies that were part and also have been part of the approved services. that's it in a nutshell to reiterate the main themes or messages this loop was designed to be an integral part of the light rail service nothing has changed in regard to the need the development that is happening it's signif

. >>> the man in his 20s was found slumped over a car at 46th and parish in west philadelphia. police don't think he was shot there. they are working to find out who shot him. >>> breaking news, many casualties are feared. bomb blasts last week hit a shopping mall, a medical college in nigeria. >>> three minutes after 5:00 now. happening later today, remembering the three israeli teenagers whose bodies were found yesterday almost three weeks after they disappeared. frem this area will be gathering to remember the boys at a people or yafs service in old city. israel's prime minister says hamas kidnapped and murders 1 murders 1/2 murders 1/2 neftali and,çn.ei were found om w meantime, the israeli military raided the west bank home of one of the people suspects of killing the israeli teens. up air assaults firing more than a dozen rockets. hamas has not claimed responsibility for abducting or killing the teenagers, nor have they die nighed doing it. >> late this morning, crews will use a helicopter to move the plane that crash landed in fo fortmont state park. it will be lifted b

this time with the passengers onboard the mane, 295 people 270 passengers and 15 crew members have parished in this crash. but the report that we have been getting from witnesses on the ground near the village is that there are at least 100 bodies on the scene of the crash. and a lot of charred bodies reports say there are pictures that are circulating right now on social media. from that plane crash, pictures we choose not to show you here. who is a military analyst, he says lit be extremely difficult to find out who was responsible for this. there have been planing taken down. recently there was a mane taken down, from the 26th which is flying rather high, which may mean thiothece that's what the ukrainian said that the rebels have a part. on the shoulder launch, anti-craft missiles with more serious missiles that can shot down planes flying on high flight six -- maybe even -- ten kilometers. of course, we believe both sides all sides in the conflict will say that they have no responsibility. there may be nato planes flying over poland and roy mania, maybe they saw something. such missile

dustin's mother, 39-year-old denise shaver and 34-year-old kevin parish are in police custody. they were both suspected of abducting the teenager. >>> hundreds plan to protest at the federal energy regulatory commission. the groups are protesting exporting fracked gases from u.s. coastlines. fracking is when crews drill into the earth for natural gas. the commission plans to build a new export terminal for these gases at cove point in lusby, maryland. they will meet at the capitol at 1:00 and march towards the commission headquarters on new jersey avenue. >>> a traffic alert driving through best da is going to be a mess. crews will shut down lanes to pour new pavement. they will happen on wisconsin avenue between bradley lane and old georgetown road. crew wills close up to two lanes between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. sunday through thursday. the $2.5 million project is expected to be finished in the fall. >>> four people are running to become the first elected d.c. attorney general. edward smity smith launched his campaign from his grandmother's home. smith grew up inongress heigh

caller: i'm originally from a parish at the very bottom of the state of louisiana. why they don't participate in this program. they have got some pretty poor regions in some of the bayous. just out of curiosity, what is the little badge on your lapel? mr. masingill? our lapel pin for the agency. eagle got our symbol, the with eight stars above it that represents the eight states, with our name. and then it says chairman on it. the second part, we did quite a bit of work in south louisiana. to ourrish is connected footprint. not directly, but we work around that. we have projects that touch community outside our footprint who can still participate. the way the counties and parishes were determined was in our enacting legislation, done by congress. louisiana has the largest share of our footprint. they also received the largest amount of our dollars every year. are thew big or small projects, what is the average cost? average investment is anywhere from $150,000 to $400,000. a couple years ago, we did a multistate project, $3 million in a project in tennessee, shelby

a pastor says his parish doesn't feel threatened and hopes shelter doesn't park protests like in otherarts of the country. >> these kids are caught between something bigger than us i hope people would not do something like that. a similar shelter located in fairfield >> a young woman came here as a child, crossing without documents but found herself sharing her story at the white house. today, sharing her thoughts with abc7 news reporter david louie. >> 24-year-old remembers what it is like when she crossed the border, she's lived on the peninsula. some no older than she was. >> it's so great to make that journey. it's difficult back in our country they have to risk lives, being young. there is no future in country. >> it allowed her to go to school, work, get a license and put off efforts to deport her. it's time for them to file for renewals the president invited her to appear on a panel to talk about impact. she hads runs a web site. she told the president $45 fee was just too high. >> having school and a $565 fee is half of the rent. >> apply can'ts face uncertainty. mariam is an a

a pastor says his parish doesn't feel threatened and hopes shelter doesn't park protests like in otherarts of the country. >> these kids are caught between something bigger than us i hope people would not do something like that. a similar shelter located in fairfield >> a young woman came here as a child, crossing without documents but found herself sharing her story at the white house. today, sharing her thoughts with abc7 news reporter david louie. >> 24-year-old remembers what it is like when she crossed the border, she's lived on the peninsula. some no older than she was. >> it's so great to make that journey. it's difficult back in our country they have to risk lives, being young. there is no future in their country. >> it allowed her to go to school, work, get a license and put off efforts to deport her. it's time for them to file for renewals the president invited her to appear on a panel to talk about impact. she hads runs a web site. she told the president $45 fee was just too high. >> having school and a $565 fee is half of the rent. >> apply can'ts face uncertainty. mariam i

and members of a saint ann parish in bristol will meet today to discuss an appeal, ey sent to the vaticanto keep their church em. saint ann parishioners learned in may that their churr hatch been slated to closen dow and merge with another church in bristol. >> 5:15, it is an age old question. how do you get your baby to fall asleep, your newborn? >> how old is your new bonn now? >> thirteen weeks. >> you are in the middle of it now? he's actually asleep. aim doing something right. >> these doctors on long island claim to have the answer. >> share with the worlds. >> willp you and your baby sleep at night. fox's joe wald man is a new dad, so he went to go check this out. here it is. >> becoming a father to beautiful emma,on't lie now, what was your biggest fear? >> not sleeping. >> me? i never had that wry. and why would i? meet my little ecious five week old! >> ♪ >> that's my ltle by. >> cute. >> is that a hunger cry or a dad get away you're horrible singer? >> american idol may not be in future, but i start today idolize these rocktar parents, all-pros at getting their newborns to slee

joseph and 15-year-old terrance william were helping thelma brown sell fruit to raise money for the parish. suddenly the toyota for runner, suv that was carjacked blew a tire that was trying to make a turn at a high rate of speed. >> i heard this pow, and i ran over to my left side and the van came up to the back fence and park. >> reporter: the car crashed through the fruit stand scattering the victim's bodies. >> i saw the kids on the ground. a woman on the ground crying her clothes ripped off hem. >> reporter: police say it began at 6th and cumberland when a 45-year-old realtor was approached by two men with guns who forced her in and took control. they were traveling at a high rate of speed when they crashed. a small memorial of candle burns for the city. a city is looking for a black male and hispanic male both in their 20s. >> the mayor is heart broken that this has happened. but needs the public to speak up. >> reporter: the realtor is in critical, but stable condition. authorities are looking for pictures to help find the men responsible. 100,000-dollar reward is being offered for

the three children were helping thelma brown sell fruit to raise money for their parish. suddenly the toyota for runner suv that was carjacked blew a tire that was trying to make a turn at a high rate of speed. >> i heard this loud engine roar and i ran over to my left side without looking, the van came up and hit the back presence. the car crashed into the fruit stand before crashing into a grove of trees on the far end. >> i saw the kids on the ground and everything, a woman on the ground crying, her cloths ripped off them. >> reporter: police say the began at cumberland when a realtor was getting back in her car. two men approached her with gun that forced her in the car and took control. they lost control of the vehicle, miss williams fight for her life, while mills brown was up-- miss brown was upgraded to stable. the city is asking for the public's help to catch the two men responsible, a black male and hispanic male both in their 20s. >> the mayor is heart broken, but would like the public to stand up and speak up. >> reporter: the realtor is in stable, but critica

15-year-old and 17-year-old williams were helping thelma brown sell fruit to raise money for the parish. church minister, jessie bridge was there, when the forerunner suv that was carjacked blew a tire. >> i heard this pow and i ran over to the my left side and started looking, the van came up hit the back fence. >> reporter: the car hit the fruit stand scattering the victims bodies before crashing into a grove of trees on the far end. >> i saw the kids on the ground a woman on the ground crying. >> reporter: police say a 45-year-old woman had just shown a house to someone and was getting back in her car. that's when she was approached by two men with guns who forced her in and took control. investigators say they were driving at a high rate of speed when the car blew a tire and lost control. miss williams continues to fight for her life. the city is asking for the public's help camping the two men responsible. a black male and hispanic male both to be in their 20s. >> the mayor is heart broken that this has happened, but would like the public to speak up. >> reporter: authorities are c

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the pastor from a church next door says his parish doesn't feel threatened by the kids and hopes the protest like other parts of the country. >> these kids are caught between something much bigger than any of us and i would hope people would not do something like that. they are good kids. i would not like to see protests there. >> the shelter has a capacity for about 30 teenagers. a similar shelter is located in fairfield. >>> an arizona congressional candidate is apologizing for his blunder during an illegal immigration protest last night. he was among a group protesting the reported arrival of a bus load of immigrant children at a shelter in arizona. he saw a school bus approaching and tweeted bus coming in, this is not compassion, this is the aber gages of the rule of law and included a photo of the bus and described to a reporter what he thought he saw. >> i was able to actually see some of the children in the buses and the fear in their faces, this is not compassion. >> the problem was, the children on the school bus weren't immigrants, they were kids returning from a ymca camp

and value because no matter how heinous the act that had taken place that caused these people to parishbags on trains across central, eastern europe, today we were able to say no, this is what we stand for. so at one point, i don't know if you feel the same way, but at one point, it was the most difficult of assignments to talk through but frankly, one of the easiest because you look at it and it wrote and spoke itself. >> and also, one of the things i tweeted out this afternoon was thank god for the netherlands, the way you came together and the way your country showed such dignity and such grace and particularly it shines so brightly, opposed to the horror that we have witnessed, not just in the about of the shooting down of this plane, but the horror of the day after day of the way the victims of this crash have been treated, really up until today, up until this moment. >> and you're completely right. you've seen the speech of foreign minister gave and the security counsel and it was an emotional speech. it was about decency, about respect, about humanity and something that does exis

police say dustin's mother, 39-year-old denise shaver and 34-year-old kevin parish may have abducted him. they may be traveling in a 1995 green jeep with virginia tag vac 5770 according to police. if you see them call virginia state police. >>> new video in this morning of a deadly motorcycle crash in upper marlboro on john rogers boulevard. prince george county police say the driver lost control of the bike, hit a curb, hit a tree. rescuers took him to the hospital where he died. police have not said exactly what may have caused that driver to swerve off the road. >>> some leaders consider a busy road near the university of maryland in college park a threat to public safety. this year three people have been killed on route 1. changes have been made but leaders in the area say it is not enough. news 4's darcy spencer reports. >> reporter: traffic combined with pedestrians often not following -- these three young people, two of them students, died this year doing the same thing. crossing route 1 in college park of maryland campus. >> neverç happened that we've d this many over the co

police say does continue ace mother 39-year-old denise shaver and another man 24-year-old kevin parishen arrested in custody. police have not said why dustin should not have been with his mother in the first place. >>> d.c. police are investigating a triple shooting in northwest washington. three men were shot on north capitol street at t street in the bloomingdale neighborhood. this happened just after 2:00 a.m. police say the men were shot inside a car. news 4's derrick ward will have a live report from the scene at 9:00. >>> we're going to check your forecast next. stay with us. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist amelia segal. temperatures right now in the 70s across the area. 78 in washington, 75 in martingsburg and 73 in manassas. partly sunny skies today. it's hot and humid, high temperature of 94 degrees. mainly dry during the daytime hours, just a slight chance of a late day shower or thunderstorm. but expect scattered thunderstorms tonight. for tomorrow, showers and >>> we're back on this sunday morning, july 13th, 2014. checking out the nice crowd on the plaza this beautiful

. >>> fox news alert in an interview with a parish parenting website hillary clinton responded to the that she provide man accused of brutally raping a 12-year-old girl. take a look at this tape. >> i was appointed by the local judge to represent a criminal defendant accused of rape. i asked to be relieved of that responsibility, but i was not and i had a professional duty to represent my client to the best of my ability, which i did. he later pled guilty too lesser included offense. when you're a lawyer you often don't have the choice as to who you will represent, and by the very nature of criminal law there will be those who you represent that you don't approve of, but at least in our system you have an obligation and once i was appointed i fulfilled that obligation. >> a very different tone. clinton laughed about how she cleverly got this child rapist and client out of jail with time served in two months. here's the woman who uncovered the shocking clinton recordings. she works for the washington free beacon. first i see inconsistencies. i was appointed. on the tape she was brag ho