almost a year after he's charged with odin lloyd's murder -- >> aaron hernandez, please rise. >> -- aaron hernandez is indicted for the murders of those two young men. >> how do you plead in this indictment? >> not guilty. >> the defendant leaned out of the driver's side window of the suv, with a loaded revolver in his hand, extended out, the defendant immediately fired at least five rounds from a 38 caliber resolver into the victims' car. >> but why? >> daniel de abreu bumped into the defendant, causing the defendant's drink to spill. >> the motive, prosecutors say, is nothing more than a spilled drink by a complete stranger. >> the defendant told his friend that mr. de abreu had deliberately bumped him and was, quote, trying him. >> prosecutors identify the friend with hernandez last night as alexander hernandez, the same hernandez later shot out his right eye, because the football player felt disrespected during an argument over a cell phone. all leading to a key question, do those two violent acts suggest a dangerous pattern of behavior driven by paranoia? eight months into the case,

>> go on. >> aaron enters the courtroom. >> if they accepted are the plea, he is a lucky man. >> aarone minutes will affect his future for years to come. >> it's my understanding the parties have an agreement to resolve this matter, is that correct. >> yes. >> is this the agreement as you understand it? >> yes. >> i'm sorry? >> yeah. >> i can't hear you. speak up please. >> yes. >> as aaron struggles to speak his mother makes her opinion clear. >> let the record reflect his mother left the room. is there a reason you are refusing to respond. >> how would you feel if dwlur mother walked out on you? >> aaron's refusal ear inability to speak forces the judge to decide for him. >> we will recon screen. >> the judge's decision ee limb nation his chance at that plea brarg an. that's not the nonthupg on aaron's mind. >> she walked out. she walked out on me. >> brecause you took the plea? >> she don't understand when you are in a trap you have got to talk risks. i did things i shouldn't have did. i didn't know what to do. i was lost. i always have my mom's support. i don't know what to do. tel

. >>> aaron and his animals rock out on the freeway.the creative guy and the cool cat >>> classic owl. ♪ >>> you are about to see the hottest ticket out there, it's the freeway band featuring aaron's animals. they are going to climb up the charts, literally. >> that's aaron. ♪ >> oh, my god, this is awesome. i love this. >> let's check out one of the videos where you can take a closer look at aaron's animals, which happen to be two cats. >> nice ride. it's a retail store. >> whoa! >> just to tell you something about aaron, he knows thousand edit stuff, as you can see. we can ask aaron all about his cast "right this minute" by skype. welcome to the show, aaron. [ applause ] >> i think we need to clarify with people. how many cats did you have on the hood of that car? >> a lot of people think the cats are fake. they are actually all real. they are all real cats. the main one, prince michael is sitting with me now, cleaning himself. the other ones, i have neighbors with cats and they are always making babies. we baby sit for a couple hours

to josh sitton who helped block for aaron rodgers. who can extend behind you. >> he makes a lot of us look good. you never know where he's going to be but he does a good job moving around. i think he's the best player in the envelope infonfl. it makes our job easy sometimes. >> he told us you're an underrated offensive line. congratulations on the win. >> thank you very much. >> defensive game ball for the interception first and then the strip. talk about what you were seeing and how you were able to be so effective when it matters? >> i tried to go make the play. we needed some energy in the stadium. i'm just very excited right now. >> reporter: you should be. >> thank you. have a good one. >> let's bring in tony dungy. tony, the defending nfc champions are now 0-2 and in their last two games, the first two, they've allowed 61 points. that's the most in back-to-back games for a seahawks defense since december of 2010. what's going wrong here? >> well, i thought the game balls were very appropriate tonight, bob. i thought the green ba

. >> reporter: good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist here. we expect the pope may be up inside the vatican. we know he's an early reiser. that's possible. we've been watching all morning. here, too, at the vatican across massachusetts avenue there is a crowd that's growing. about 100 people we believe already gathered here with signs and t-shirts and with instruments, largely latin american crowd gathered here to see the first latin american pope to hold that position in the catholic faith. we want to sort of give you an idea of what we expect will be happening today. 8:45, 8:55 this morning the pope's motorcade will leave the vatican and head to the white house. that's about a three mile trip ruffly. there will be rolling road closures. once he arrives at the white house he'll be greeted by president and mrs. obama there. from there he will head to the south lawn for a welcoming ceremony. only invited guests will attend that ceremony. 15,000 people expected to be there. after that the pope mobile will travel down -- it's a retrofitted jeep w

abc's aaron katersky from havana tonight. aaron, thank you for the time. safe travels. >> as aaron just mentioned, security will be tight here in new york for the papal visit. today we are hearing from both commissioner bratton and cardinal timothy dolan 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

to josh sitton who helped block for aaron rodgers. when you have a guy like that who can extend behind you. >> he makes a lot of us look good. you never know where he's going to be but he does a good job moving around. i think he's the best player in the envelope inform nfl. it makes our job easy sometimes. >> he told us you're an underrated offensive line. congratulations on the win. >> defensive game ball for the interception first and then the strip. talk about what you were seeing and how you were able to be so effective when it matters? >> i tried to go make the play. we needed some energy in the stadium. i'm just very excited right now. >> reporter: you should be. >> thank you. have a good one. >> let's bring in tony dungy. tony, the defending nfc champions are now 0-2 and in their last two games, the first two, they've allowed 61 points. that's the most in back-to-back games for a seahawks defense since december of 2010. what's going wrong here? balls were very appropriate tonight, bob. i thought the green bay offensive and def

to josh sitton who helped block for aaron rodgers. who can extend behind you. >> he makes a lot of us look good. you never know where he's going to be but he does a good job moving around. i think he's the best player in the envelope infonfl. it makes our job easy sometimes. >> he told us you're an underrated offensive line. congratulations on the win. >> thank you very much. >> defensive game ball for the interception first and then the strip. talk about what you were seeing and how you were able to be so effective when it matters? >> i tried to go make the play. we needed some energy in the stadium. i'm just very excited right now. >> reporter: you should be. >> thank you. have a good one. >> let's bring in tony dungy. tony, the defending nfc champions are now 0-2 and in their last two games, the first two, they've allowed 61 points. that's the most in back-to-back games for a seahawks defense since december of 2010. what's going wrong here? >> well, i thought the game balls were very appropriate tonight, bob. i thought the green ba

to josh sitton who helped block for aaron rodgers. who can extend behind you. >> he makes a lot of us look good. you never know where he's going to be but he does a good job moving around. i think he's the best player in the envelope infonfl. it makes our job easy sometimes. >> he told us you're an underrated offensive line. congratulations on the win. >> thank you very much. >> defensive game ball for the interception first and then the strip. talk about what you were seeing and how you were able to be so effective when it matters? >> i tried to go make the play. we needed some energy in the stadium. i'm just very excited right now. >> reporter: you should be. >> thank you. have a good one. >> let's bring in tony dungy. tony, the defending nfc champions are now 0-2 and in their last two games, the first two, they've allowed 61 points. that's the most in back-to-back games for a seahawks defense since december of 2010. what's going wrong here? >> well, i thought the game balls were very appropriate tonight, bob. i thought the green ba

after all, to aaron, what day isn't? >> it is a perfect day for riding, really.t not my day. >> danielle crowley isn't expecting anything out of the ordinary, just the boys doing their usual antics. >> that's what they like to do. it's their fun, it's their release. you know, he's going to do a wheelie, he's going to come back down and he's going to be fine. >> danielle is filming another rider when aaron decides he wants to get in on the action. >> i wanted to get up so i was next to him, and as soon as i slipped the clutch to bring it up, i knew i brought it up pretty fast. and there's just this feeling when you get to a balance point in a wheelie that you're just like oh [ bleep ], what's going to happen here? >> suddenly, aaron is airborne, catapulted off his bike. >> as i was falling, it was just a butterfly gut feeling. >> aaron slides more than 30 feet with 20 or so other riders fast approaching. >> all these people are driving by me. pretty much felt like i made eye contact with every person who almost hit me. >> danielle's terrified of what she might hav

back to you. >> thank you, aaron. we'll see you soon. it could impact how you get to work this morning. >> all roads shut down. also closed until 2:00 a.m. so that's g street between 8th and 11th and tenth street as well. then we'll have all those rolling closures as the pope leaves town. this just popped up. just got information from vre on both lines here. delays expected because of securities happening because of the pope there north of crystal city. chuck? >> all right. outside we have a clear sky. another beauty of a day coming your way from all of your outdoor plans. the basilica there. current temperatures are in the upper 40s in parts of the shenandoah valley. 50 in frederick, maryland, 60 downtown. as you're making plans to get outsi outside. from lunchtime. temperatures will be rising. up to 08 degrees by 8:00 this afternoon. when i see we'll talk about the commute. back to you. >> thank you, chuck. barricades are already in place around theapitol to keep clouds where security wants them. which roads, adam, are going to be clos

everywhere aaron went he took gaia. that opened the door for him.suddenly started engaging with other people, talking to staff, being more open. he had a softer, more nurturing side that emerged after gaia came into his life. aaron and i never had an overt conversation about the fact he killed his parents and now he was parenting a kitten. it was obvious to me though that whatever he couldn't feel for his own family and certainly the people he killed, he seemed to transfer all of these emotions over to this cat, which was interesting to observe, and we spent weeks there and i would check in with him periodically, and we were filming aaron looking at family photographs, and he started to pause and he seemed to almost be reminiscing in a good way as he looked at his mom, and he seemed to have a little kinder feelings towards her. >> this is probably the best picture i have ever seen of my mom. this was also in '85. this was when she graduated from a beauty school as a beautician. >> he was describing her in a kinder, more loving way than i had ever he

aaron? >>> i was surprised, shocked and happy.prised, shocked and happy and hope that nobody else has to lose their lives. >> that is just one of the happy reactions as the new crosswalk is being installed in front of the united medical center. a project to make a d.c. road safer is on the fast track. two women have died in vent months after being hit by drivers who didn't stop and help them. crews are installing a pedestrian cross walk outside that hospital in southeast. one of them who died with us a physician's assistant there. >> somebody that was real close in the hospital, lose their light, they put up a light. this is a busy intersection. >> two bus stops were moved to allow the crosswalk to be put into place there. we are also learning that by the end of the year, there will be a pedestrian activated traffic light at this crosswalk. >>> we are talking back to school stress in "news4 your health" this morning and parents, we're zeroing in on you. both parents and children have anxiety over the transition, but doctors say ho

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aaron gilchrist for us at the capitol.k you. >>> speaking of those reporters sped across the area, adam tuss is also near the capitol at seventh and pennsylvania. adam, at this point what roads are we trying to avoid early? >> reporter: well, you know, yesterday, angie, it was that side of pennsylvania ave you. the white house side that got all the attention. today it's basically seventh street and down toward the capit capitol. take a look at this. this is a busy imtntersection. you've got road closures and blockades all the way down. of course, the pope expected to get here a little bit later this morning. you know, they haven't been really specific about which route he's going to take. don't know exactly the route he's going to take from the vatican embassy down here, but plan on it being disruptive. there's those rolling closures and the fiat rolling through here. the good news is after he's done on capitol hill. st. patrick's is really not that far from here. so it's probably like 10th and ge. so he'll be able to get

this is a tremendous blow for aaron henry. the man who almost rebuilt the organization is 0 no longer there. they depended on each other and so on, and his brother arrives, who had not been in the state, there were tensions in the beginning. charlie evers was a man of strong opinion, and there were many differences in the beginning, but he became the field secretary for the naacp, and so they worked together until the movement moves from the social movement part to the political mobilization, and charlie evers had political ambitions of his own, and so they began to diverge, and it was for henry a bitter disappointment that the further they moved away. >> thank you. dennis mitchell, i mentioned i just heard you talk about how you felt certain commitment to kind of write a different version of mississippi history from that we have been exposed to, and i told you earlier, if you would indulge me, i'll read a couple of lines from the mississippi state history that i was taught when i was a young boy here in school in summit, miss

aaron: right, but it really hasn't taken off. we have gone from high-definition for k and now, hd eight k. we are talking about resolutions that are insane. some people claim the human eye cannot see the difference anymore. they are packing in so many pixels to push up the price. that might be the case. i would tell you the models i saw today really did look beautiful. monika: they certainly got to excited. back to you, brent. brent: since the end of world war ii, rumors have circulated about a train full of nazi gold hidden somewhere in poland. now the government has sent troops to find the train after two people claimed irrefutable proof of its hiding place. reporter: military reconnaissance specialists are inspecting the area. >> these are soldiers of the republic of poland. the reconnaissance efforts are being carried out by a group consisting of -- a list in different -- specialists in different fields, engineers, chemists, and radiologists. reporter: earlier in the day, the two men who claimed to have made the discovery of

aaron. >>> angie, thank you. 4:35. turning to decision 2016. right now the large field of presidential candidates is preparing for tonight's debate. top 11 candidates will take the stage for a primetime debate in california. the remaining four are hoping to be noticed during a happy hour style event. donald trump leading in the polls with ben carson closing in and carly fiorina building steam. tracie potts looks at what candidates need to stay in the run joog 4:35. d.c.'s mayor is preparing to introduce a new budget to council members. she says the $23 million supplemental budget comes from an increase in predictive revenue. it will help with problems at the crime lab, body cameras and a new training program. the funds must be spent before fiscal 2016 starts on october 21st. >>> governor tre mccullough says he will reappoint jane rousch to the state supreme court. her temporary appointment oaks piers today. the general assembly chose not to confirm rousch to the high court. they say the governor does not have the authority to issue another temp

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aaron called it mucky. what will it be like in y ♪ >>> now at 5:30, we are just hours away from a visit by two presidential hopefuls who is expected to take a stangsd on capitol hill on the controversy iran deal. >>> we're also learning new details in the case of a maryland bishop accused of hitting a bicyclist. >>> the heat is on, chuck bell says the temperatures you see right now could be the highs you see in the next few days. good morning to you, i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. chuck bell with the hometown forecast. chuck. >> thanks. storm team 4 radar scanning the skies no rain for your walk or commute into work early this morning. it's mild. 75, washington, 73 in chantilly and leezburg. 72 in fred grik, maryland right now. 72 in stafford, california. hometown forecast, wheaton, maryland, temperature near 70 degrees and a warm and humid morning. temperatures will be up near 90 degrees for a time today, there will be a chance of showers in the wheaton area, but probably not until after 7:00 p.

>> good morning, aaron. i don't know where the rest of the fans are, i guess they're sleeping in. beautiful morning with the sunrise over gillette. we have the breakfast brats and we have the burgers going on. what should be a fantastic day here. look, finally game day as we talk about a lot of people have been waiting a long time to get to this point. especially after an off season that left a lot of fans with a bad taste in their mouth. deflategate, not over, but a lot of people hope the focus will shift to the field. nfl commissioner roger goodell, he will appeal the judge's decision to allow tom brady to play in this game, overturning a four-game suspension that he instituted. that's probably the main reason he for the first time since becoming commissioner will not be at the opening game of the season. more than 68,000 fans though will be here, millions watching on tv. should be a terrific evening. that's the latest live here at gillette stadium. >> appreciate it, thanks. >> still waiting for that steak

that's especially true for aaron brown. tomorrow, he's due to become a father, of sorts. >> i am getting a cat. the prison has a program set up with a no-kill shelter and we're allowed to adopt cats. i've been waiting for about a month since i was told that i'm getting a cat. and i've actually wanted one since i got here in 2002. >> why? >> i've always liked cats. i think sometimes i like cats better than i like people. >> while a kitten might provide a sense of family, brown knows he will never see his own parents again. >> on the night of february 5th, 1994, i waited for my mom and my stepdad to get home. and just after midnight, i -- when they arrived, i killed them both. >> how? >> i shot them with a 12-gauge. i wish i had a good reason why i did what i did. because at least then there might be some way of justifying it. but there's not. there's no way of justifying what i did. >> what was so wrong that they had to be murdered? what was so wrong in your family? >> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy gro

. >> reporter: aaron is a retired marine on a personal mission. he is determined to get his afghan interpreter here to america. >> we develop a brotherhood you find yourself in combat with. >> reporter: when aaron returned home to missouri, sami stayed kabul, but the taliban found out he worked with the americans and put a price on his head. >> being in afghanistan is being in a big prison. >> reporter: with his wife he fled to turkey, but they wouldn't let him stay. and sami, his wife and 10-month-old daughter were forced to move on to greece where they were swept up in europe's refugee crisis. over the last several weeks, they made an arduous 1,500 mile journey from turkey to greece, macedonia, serbia, hungary, austria and finally germany. they had little food and slept on train tracks. when aaron recently learned about sami's plight, he immediately set out to help. >> he served the united states and u.s. marine corps just as much as any other marine has. >> reporter: the mission is now urgent. >> if they send me back to afghanistan, my life wil

joel aaron's was a poll lpoliti expert in the area.e iran he was my personal lawyer and he was a friend. >> reporter: we'll tell you about dr. annette bosworth and her claims about troubles with joel aaron's in a moment but first, a bit more about veterans for a strong america and erin's who somehow convinced donald trump to come to this fundraiser tuesday night. >> i came because politicians are not listening to the s veterans. >> reporter: he charged between $100 and $1,000 per person for the event. the group does not have a good track record of disclosing where its money goes. a quick check with the irs finds the set trains for strong america lost the tax exempt status last may for failing to file require reports. here is the document from the irs that shows the group is appealing. the latest filing with the federal election commission shows the organization is also flat broke, just $30 in the bank and has $318 in debts. after calls and e-mails unanswered, cnn was contacted by a finance attorney just hired by aaron's to sort things

so are the police. >> denise and aaron were victims of horrific crimes. they had the right not to be victimized by the vallejo police. >> reporter: police say the rape kit was mishandled. they say the couple left vallejo because of this. city leaders have six months to respond to the legal claim before it becomes a lawsuit. as for the suspect, in an exclusive kpix 5 jailhouse interview recently muller told us he felt badly about what happened to denise and suffers from bipolar disorder. >> i'm sure no comment from police or the city. >> reporter: once again. >> thank you. >>> kept away from their homes for days, now some of the victims of the "valley fire" say try and stop me from going back! kpix 5's mark kelly is live in middletown with the latest. >> reporter: the main drag has the power back in middletown so folks are getting antsy to get in and see their homes. and some of them aren't letting a checkpoint stand in their way. they main road locked with the cops saying who gets in and who doesn't. >> why we're checking everybody to make sure that they'

. >> reporter: in the legal claim handed to the city of vallejo leaders it says, when aaron quinn called police for help, they believed he was lying. they didn't want to hear any more about any claimed intruders and that they knew aaron had really killed denise even take the incredible step of putting aaron's phone on airplane phone after told investigators the kidnapper would be calling for ransom. >> he was kept behind a closed locked door for 18 hours. >> reporter: meanwhile, his fiancee they say was being raped repeatedly. she was eventually released her alleged captor matthew muller arrested not too long ago and now victims attorneys say he is not the only perpetrator in this case; so are the police. >> denise and aaron were victims of horrific crimes. and they had the right not to be victimized by the vallejo city police. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. >> the suspect in the case matthew muller is due in court today for a preliminary hearing. >>> three correctional deputies are due back in court today in the case of an inmate who died in santa clara county's main jail. a bail he

>> reporter: aaron, good morning. yeah. the apartment complex is behind me here. the princess estates apartments. police have wrapped up their investigation here at the scene. we have one adult male shot, shot multiple times. and died here at the scene. two other men hurt in this taken to the hospital. one taken with a stab wound and the other injured possibly grazed by a bullet here at the scene here on dallas place. we're not too far from st. barnabas road. police tell us this incident involving bullets and of course a stabbing was not random. they're asking anyone with information about this to come forward. they have not put out any information about suspects. no suspect decription given. but we have one dead at the scene. this is -- i'm molette green live this morning in temple hill. back to you. >> thank you. >>> another homicide investigation is developing this morning. this time in southeast washington. we promised you we would follow up on the bodies police found in this burned out car saturday night. officials telling us that it belongs to a man and that

. >> reporter: well, good morning, aaron. certainly this is a day to remember the victims and there are a number of observant ceremonies scheduled here at the pentagon today. but this is also a regular work day for people and shortly we are expecting to start to see some of the folks walking to their offices here at the pentagon. but certainly a very somber day as the victims are remembered here at the pentagon. now, at around 6:40 this morning as the sun is upp coming up, we are going to see a large flag unfurled along the west side. that is where the plane made entry. also there's going to be a remembrance ceremony. that's going to get underway at 9:30 this morning. now, this is an invitation only event. it is open only to the families of the victims as well as survivors of the attack. now, the memorial here at the pentagon, that memorial -- [ no audio ] >> all right. it appears we lost megan's signal. we'll try to get her back and have more of her reporting from the pentagon. >>> as the nation remembers 9/11, you can help

aaron: i fully agree. saudi arabia seems to be -- been primarily focused with what's going going on in the southern front of the syrian conflict, helping jordan in making sure those rebel groups in the south do not radicalize or become as extreme as the feeder in the northern parts of syria. but beyond that, they really haven't done too much. the turks are problematic in so far as they have allowed them get to their southern border without bog much of the -- doing much of the border control. and when they talk about the anti-isis zone in northern syria, the reality is that they just don't want the camps to get linged up to another camp. if you actually look what happened when the turks got involved in the anti-isis zone, the islamic state has taken over instead of ejecting them. i'm not sure the competition of who did worse, but none have done great thus far. jon: right here in the front row. >> good afternoon. the kurdistan regional government representative to the united states. ambassador, thank you ver

aaron, great to have you with us. >> great.having me. >> technically, the irs has rejected the request. what exactly does that mean? >> yeah, they rejected the request that yahoo! has submitted. yahoo! is looking for a view on the active trader business clause to see if that complied with the current irs code. basically, the irs said we're not granting a ruling on that. that was due on september 2nd, or yahoo! withdrew the request on september 2nd. but really the irs has not made an official ruling on the situation yet. so really no firm decision yet that we've seen from the irs and yahoo!'s counsel continues to believe the deal complies with current irs code. >> so the bottom line here, aaron, is we don't really know. the spinoff could end up being tax-free or it may not. >> it's unchanged. july 31st the irs did announce it was setting the new potential guidance with respect to the active trader business clause and so it is apparent the irs may be taking a little longer to study this than investors maybe thought before and i t

aaron, you're killing us. we have fog this morning. 62 in rockville and chevy chase. 60 in brandywine, maryland, 57 in manassas. out at the bus stops, mid-60s under the clear sky. a for recess today and 80 at dismissal time. the most important bell on a friday is at 3:00. >> it absolutely is. right now my son is only in kindergarten. we have some roadwork. you can see that right lane is blocked with roadwork. it should be out of the way this morning. you can see where the southbound delays are happening here this morning. 395 north at duke street, that should be cleared as well. taking a look at 66, remember to listen to our friend on wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car. we'll have a live look in ten minutes. >> thank you. a developing story in montgomery county. why dozens are expected to show up wearing the confederate flag to school today. this is in montgomery county, virginia. we'll tell you more about that. even though some students were already suspended. >> we're just weeks away from a federal shutdown

swroinks now exclusively from one market in san francisco aaron, ceo of prosper. see you this morning, aaron. >> great to be here. >> so the familiar story for bill guard is that it helps you monitor your credit. why is that something that prosper and its customers needs right now? >> you know, prosper is an on-line marketplace for consumer credit, and our mission is to enhance financial well being for our marketplace participants, and, you know, one of the things that we have really concentrated on and want to build as we go forward is increased engagement with our consumers. we want to provide enhanced value to them, and we want to be able to offer a broader suite of products, and so something like bill guard that allows people to stay on top of their financial picture allows us to drive engagement and have people visit the site more often and have a better relationship with our customers. >> you know, it's interesting to hear you say that you want to improve the suite of products that you are offering to your customers. it sounds a little bit like a bank, but,

let's go to aaron gilchrest. >> reporter: tom sherwood for us live outside of st.atthews we expect that what we're going to see happen next here is going to move fairly quickly inside the cathedral here. the pope making his way down the aisle. he will have an opportunity to pray in the chapel there at st. matthew. we believe he will vest before cardinal wuerl and archbishop kurtz, they will make some remarks at the altar there as well. the pope obviously greeting some of the other bishops and cardinals who are here. the pope often speaks of his brothers. he was a cardinal before he was a pope, so developed very close relationships with many of the other cardinals and bishops around the world for that matter. so it's not unusual that he might have what looks like a personal moment with some of them before he makes his way up toward the chapel and the altar here to begin this prayer. as tom alluded to, we know some of what he might say during this time when he's at the cathedral. we also know we expect to hear from cardinal wuerl and archbishop kurtz as this gatherin

back to you, aaron. >> thank you. right now the people of smiley matter are wondering if they'll lose their license. they say the shop was selling synthetic drugs. it's not far from alabama avenue. d.c. police chief cathy lanier said she received tips to close it down. officers chased a suspect yesterday evening. two men bailed out of the carnd then ran into a house on haley terrace. after a few hours the police went in and arrested them. we're working to find out their names and what they're charged with. >>> we've had picture-perfect weather for the past few days. outside, a noticeable change. >> chuck bell has more in the storm 4 weather center. >> the clouds are moving back in. we'll have a whole lot of clouds around. staying dry for at least this morning but there will be chances for showers, especially southern maryland, northern neck, fredericksburg, rich mochbltd rain chances will be noticeably higher south of washington and north of the mason dixon line. here's your hour-by-hour planner. a lot of clouds aroun

for explaining what it is in here. >> we saw what aaron meant like that. we took him out to a more common area of the prison and one of his neighbors began questioning him about what he was talking about. and i just kept rolling. >> what it was like in the cell. you know what i mean? what it's like to live in here. you know what i mean? some of the laws. you know, basically the seals. this is a new prison. how it's a smash army. >> emotional -- >> oh, man too much. i probably spend half an hour in there. you know what i mean? the agony of what it is in here. the torture, the poke, the prod. the constant, you know what i mean, the frustration. feel like you can't release. how do people release their frustration? you drive. you build your bodies, you build your muscles, you tattoo, you do all that stuff. >> if you kept it like that the whole time, i'll support you. >> prison is predatory, prison is evil. everyone in here runs on base emotions. very few people think with a higher intellect how to do stuff or about how to be. what? >> yourself included? is tha

so are the police. >> denise and aaron were victims of horrific crimes and they had the right not to be victimized by the vallejo police. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix5. >> the city leaders have six months to respond to the legal claim before it could become a lawsuit. >>> tonight, the driver of this truck is recovering after he crashed into a home. it happened this morning in vallejo. the homeowner found the man trapped inside the burning truck and doused the flames with a garden hose until help arrived. investigators say the driver suffered from a medical condition. >>> tonight, santa clara county is suing the contractor it just fired after this. >> get out! >> a worker nearly broken out of an underground vault while testing a steam pipe system. he wasn't badly injured. it is just one example of the quality of issues that have put the project three years behind schedules. the county is now seeking tens of millions of dollars in damages. >>> well, for the first time ever, dreamforce hosted a women's leadership summit and betty yu tells us that one of tonight's speakers used the op

aaron? >> thank you. >>> the former stadium is called for curly bier. a group called college park nine said he was racist and segregationist and they delivered a letter asking to bring the issue to the school's board. >>> it's about 6:11. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." we may need an umbrella today. >> chuck bell keeping an eye on it for us. hey, chuck. >> ready to go on your monday morning. "weather & traffic on the 1s." it is now 6:11 on your monday morning. cloudy skies over washington. temperatures are going to stay on the cool side today with the showers around. so grab your umbrellas for sure. light rain down to the south and west and light showers are coming our way. don't stray too far away from that umbrella. most of the rain is in montgomery, fairfax and elsewhere. we're going to give you the yellow light. off-and-on light rain will cause slowdowns. a look on sboont into the weekend coming up in ten minutes. >>> good morning. a report of a crash. a person hit a deer out there near river road here this morning. 66 headed into town righ

aaron green gets into paydirt the second time. horned frogs back on top. >> adam: a banged-up defense. we'll see if texas tech can do it. averaged over 10 yards on first down in the first half. b.j., we saved this one for you. special teams dooming the longhorns again. >> brian: michael dixon. what are you looking at, son? 42 seconds left on the clock. he mishandled the snap. gets off a putrid kick. three plays later, oklahoma state kicker ben grogan go is it. oklahoma state has won three straight in austin. pushed field goal last week which was blocked or tapped then they do this on special teams. unbelievable. >> adam: they fall to 1-3. they go to t.c.u. next week. look out, baylor the second team since 1996 to have three straight games with over 700 total yards. seth russell. more touchdowns than incompletions. notre dame at one point up 21-20 then they hit the gas pedal. they go to clemson next. from the a&m-arkansas game, we have an answer from kyle allen. there hasn't been an incompletion in this game yet. christian kirk for

good team aaron rogers co. of on top of kansas city tonight monday at the ball with seven biff about football fans go across the bay raiders for the first time. since 2013 won a game on the road and have big-league this one out to the finished against the cleveland browns nonetheless

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colin kaepernick so far is not going to be mistaken for tom brady and aaron rodgers. however, many people they have seen major improvement. they have created some unintentional controversy when

. >> alex smith facing a guy who could have been a 49er, aaron rodgers.ackers quarterback threw five touchdowns, three to randall cobb as the packers beat kansas city 38-28. a question for my brilliant news anchor team, where does aaron rodgers come next? >> oh, he comes to levi stadium. >> on sunday after throwing five touchdowns. so the 49ers will have a roethlisberger, carson palmer roethlisberger, carson palmer and now aaron ,,,, ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi, and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. ♪ >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next with first lady michelle obama and john legend. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. morning at 4:30. let's all be ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: hey! welcome to the show! (cheers and applause) (audience chanting stephen) (cheers and applause)

he's tied for the most wins with aaron harang.only been around for a month and a half five-one his last two starts and dominating. 15 innings, giving up five hits. one run, 12 strikeouts. the kid is getting better and better by the inning but matt harvey is the nl east standard. great matchup tonight and this season at this point is all about watching some of those young guys to see who will be there three, four years down the line. no one wants to hear that. i don't. i don't want to cover somebody not making the playoffs but it's nice to see young cats getting in it and seeing what they can doing against top notch talent matt harvey much he's one of the best. >> absolutely. >> tune in tonight for fox 29 news at 10. a four-year-old put on the wrong schoolbus home and dropped off. missing for more than an hour and get this no one ever called his mom. how he was finally tracked down that's tonight at 10:00. >>> that will do it for us tonight here at 6:00 o'clock. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside editio

very lucky, aaron.e only suffered that cut on his hand as tooth marks -- and tooth marks on his board. >> today a city council meeting will address cross-training paramedics as firefighters. that's at 7:00 p.m. the fire chief pitched the idea of having at least one paramedic on every fire engine. paramedics say the city needs to hire more staff to make that plan work. >>> a former loudoun county supervisor arrested for assaulting a friend now says she is sorry. shawn williams resigned after the arrest. he issued a statement apologizing to his friends, family and constituents. he said, this poor decision highlights a personal short coming can no longer be denied. it has become painfully clear i need help with my alcohol abuse. williams has been charged with two counts of simple assault and unlawful entry. >>> a story that may make you pretty proud this morning. a teenager from texas made it his personal mission to make sure a deputy felt safe as she got gas in a houston area gas station. someone shot and

aaron, over to you. >>> thanks. 5:04 now. today, family and friends will say good-bye to photographer adam ward. he was holding the camera when vester flanagan shot him and he also killed alison parker. he killed himself after several hours on the run. look at ward's visitation from yesterday. his funeral will be later this morning. >>> developing right now in georgia, a police officer is in critical condition after being shot while responding to the wrong house. police say they were responding to the call for a suspicious person in a suburb of atlanta, but officers entered the wrong home and gunfire erupted. the homeowner was shot in the leg and his dog was killed. police are still trying to find out whether the homeowner fired any shots. officers involved in the shooting have been put on administrative leave. >>> also developing this morning, another explosion in china. a chemical factor exploded overnight, killing one person. this comes nearly three weeks after that massive chemical warehouse explosion and fire that killed