peter, briefly, you think the role that the bishop is playing as safeguarding bishop, you think thattless now? you think that even though these events happened more than 20 years ago the fact that they happened to me is the church and other institutions cannot be trusted to police themselves? in a word, i don't believe they can be trusted to police themselves and if they were genuine, they should be approaching organisations like our charity and some other organisations that work with survivors. we are the biggest and they haven't come to us and they really should come should come to us with humility because we would meet them with humility and discuss this issue, but we also need resources because every day we struggle to survive and that really shouldn't be the case, particularly when some institutions have vast resources at their disposal and when, on those occasions and i have been very involved with the catholic church again as you know, they seem to have endless resources to defend the indefensible but... peter, forgive me for interrupting. becky very much for being with us. ——

thejoint was a bishop in the church of england.ment heralded on national television. making spiritual noises. in 1993 peter ball was forced to stand down as bishop of gloucester after accepting caution for gross indecency. despite his admission he continued to officiate in churches and at several public schools. a second police investigation led to him being jailed at the old bailey in 2015 for abusing 18 adolescent and young men. today's review entitled" an abuse of faith" said he couuded entitled" an abuse of faith" said he colluded with peter bol instead of being concerned for the welfare of his victims. they didn't follow any proper process in considering the evidence they had. they did not think about survivors. they approached it, again, confused by the sense of peter ball being innocent. one of the witnesses says this review should provoke immediate change to church practice.|j this review should provoke immediate change to church practice. i think the church has demonstrated that it can no longer be responsible for policing

>> tigers. >> bishop in his second term. >> 3-1 count to bishop. second takes the lead. 3-1 pitch outside. ball four. richmond walks his second batter of the inning. > thomas rooney now. first pitch over for a strike, 0-1. >> we've seen a big, looping breaking ball in for a strike. >> and another one. > another one. > 0-2, two outs, 1-0 lead. pitch in the dirt. >> maybe an error. >> to the left field. runner going to score. safe at third. fleischmann scores on the fastball then it was bishop all the way to third. they try to tag him out, they collided, but he's safe at third. >> that was a pretty good collision at third base. you see it on the board here. richmond came in with his left arm hurricanes nonpitching arm, jammed it pretty good. both bodies went flying off the bag. ball came out of his mitt. takes a step back off the rubber here. >> he's going to go for the wind-up on the 1-2, two outs. swing and a miss, strike three. inning over. republicans get two on the board in the top of the first. and lead it 2-0 as we go bottom first here. richmo

inside raqqa, a city engulfed in violence, following the conviction of a former anglican bishop for sexse and independent reported heavily critical of the church's conduct. inside raqqa, a city engulfed in violence, as so—called islamic state struggles to hold on — we have a special report. gunshot there's still sniper fire going on here. welcome to raqqa — the capital of a caliphate, and the siege. and why prince harry resents the decision to make him walk behind his mother's coffin when he was 12 years old. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: england's youngsters have booked their place in the under—21 european championships, after a big victory against the hosts in poland. good evening. safety inspectors are carrying out urgent checks on hundreds of high—rise buildings in england following the deadly fire at grenfell tower in west london. the prime minister says every possible step is being taken to ensure all the buildings are safe. local authorities throughout the united kingdom have been invited to send samples of cladding for urgent testing. the government estimates that arou

that has been referred —— assistant honorary bishop.s to be said, after this very damning report, has been told to go. there are some signs he will go from that position in the next couple of days when he meets the bishop of oxford. we will leave it there, many thanks. prince harry has suggested that none of his family wants to be a future king or queen. in an interview with the american magazine newsweek, he said the royals were acting for "the greater good of the people". the prince also criticised the decision to make him walk behind his mother's coffin at herfuneral when he was 12 — saying no child should be asked to do that. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. they were the images which came to symbolise a national and personal tragedy. the then 12—year—old prince harry, walking with his 15—year—old brother, william, in the funeral cortege of their mother, diana. it was september 1997. now, nearly 20 years later, harry has spoken of the turmoil the event caused him. in an interview with the american magazine newsweek,

bishop airport closed down for now. >> bishop international airport, you can check that out on facebookor now, avoid this area especially with some traffic congestion. >> jon: they are continuing to investigate the incident. the police officer okay, the suspect is in custody. sid is it terrorism? more ahead. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >> jon: a fox news alert and back to that incident we were telling you about just before the break. it is considered possible terrorism in flint, michigan, at the international bishop airport. joining us on the phone, former new york state homeland security director. as these things go, it is fairly small. one police officer stabbed in the neck. we are relieved that he is going to be okay. at this early, it surprises me that they are already saying that this could be terrorism. what is your sense of what's going on? >> some of the sources i have been talking to about this, have indicated that the suspect said something during the attack that triggered the need to contact the fbi which is the

a bishop for 15 years who claimed to bea a bishop for 15 years who claimed to be a close friend of theal offences against young men and served 16 months in prison. but today‘s review, led by the former head of camden council, focuses on the church‘s management of peter ball when the allegations first surfaced in1992, and he when the allegations first surfaced in 1992, and he stood down as bishop of gloucester. entitled and abuse of faith, she says that the church couuded faith, she says that the church colluded with ball rather than seeking to help those he harmed. the church‘s response over many years is lamentable by any standards. in reality, colluding with ball‘s ambition to protect and promote himself, rather than seeking to help those he harmed or ushering the safety of others. the report is particularly critical of lord carey, who was archbishop of canterbury at the time. it says he received seven letters following ball‘s initial arrest and failed to pass them to the police. he also chose not to put ball‘s name on the lambeth list, a catalogue of clergy about whom there we re ca

the church of england bishop who was jailed for sex abuse — a new report says senior clergy helped toe his activities. makram ali suffered multiple injuries in the finsbury park terror attack — his family pay tribute to a loving father. we wish everyone to know what a lovely man he was. he spent his whole life without any enemies, choosing a quiet life instead. no child should have to do that. prince harry remembers walking behind his mother's coffin. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news... crystal palace are set to go dutch for their new manager. frank de boer saying they are his preferred option. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. ever since the grenfell tower disaster last week there's been one question uppermost on our minds — how many other tower blocks are at risk 7 around 600 high rise buildings across england have cladding and checks are being carried out on them. already seven buildings in four local authorities have been found to use flammable cladding. our home editor mark easton has been to camden in london where the council has decided to remove the claddi

an inquiry finds that senior figures in the church of england colluded with disgraced former bishop peterall, who abused young men. tributes are paid to makram ali, named as the man who died in the finsbury park terror attack. and in the next hour: harry speaks out. prince harry remembers walking behind his mother's coffin and says no child should have to do that. and boys at a school in devon wear skirts to lessons in protest at not being allowed to put on shorts in the heatwave. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. ever since the grenfell tower disaster last week there's been one question uppermost on our minds — how many other tower blocks are at risk? around 600 high rise buildings across england have cladding and checks are being carried out on them. already seven buildings in four local authorities have been found to use flammable cladding. our home editor mark easton has been to camden in london where the council has decided to remove the cladding. the consequences of the grenfell tower tragedy are spreading across the country got hundreds of samples of cladding similar to that u

an inquiry finds that senior figures in the church of england colluded with disgraced former bishop petero abused young men tributes are paid to makram ali — named as the man who died in the finsbury park terror attack. and prince harry tells an american magazine that no—one in the royal family wants to be king or queen — but they do it for the greater good. and boys at a school in devon wear skirts to lessons in protest at not being allowed to put on shorts in the heatwave. our main story at five — local authorities around the uk are checking the cladding on high rise buildings, 600 of them in england alone, because of concern about the cause of the grenfell tower fire in which 79 people died. so far, tests have found the cladding on seven buildings is combustible. the tests are on—going with samples from tower blocks all over the country being sent in for testing — 100 samples can be processed a day. the prime minister told the commons that steps were being taken to make the affected buildings safe and to inform residents. our political correspondent iain watson reports. an unimaginable

bishop: so dr.elson, maybe i can come back to you because i know there was a bill that talked about this. if indeed a company was held to federal standards, but the state actually did the permitting process, could such a system actually work and facilitate faster permitting? ms. nelson: we believe that it would. and we would like to move forward with assigning that for approval of applications for permits to drill to our utah division of oil gas and mining and to other states. rep. bishop: i was unfair. i asked you that with 30 seconds remaining so i'm over. that's my rule i violated. thank you for your answers. thank you for being here and spending the time in talking about this. this is a significant issue. i yield. chair gosar: the floor recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. flynn we're having a hard , time hearing. can you take your microphone and move it closer and speak in. is that better? chair gosar: yes, thank you. that is a little better. i now recognize the gentle woman. rep. t

senior figures "colluded" with a disgraced former bishop, who abused young men — according to an independentiew. theresa mayjoins eu leaders in brussels to discuss brexit — but angela merkel says her focus but angela merkel says herfocus is on the future of the remaining countries. a post—mortem examination finds that 51—year—old makram ali, who died at the scene of the terror attack outside finsbury park mosque, died as a result of multiple injuries. prince harry tells a us magazine that no—one in the royal family really wants to be king or queen. and no skirting around this issue — 50 boys at a school in devon wear skirts to school in protest at not being able to wear shorts during the heatwave. welcome to bbc news. at least three tower blocks have been found to have cladding that couch catch fire. in tests ordered in the wake of the g re nfell tower tests ordered in the wake of the grenfell tower disaster, in which at least 79 people died. cladding has begun to be removed from one london tower block after tests showed it did contain material, the council responsible said was not up to sta

mac bishop an nbc producer is close to the scene. mac, have you learned anything more in the last 15 to 30 minutes since being on site? >> richard, there is not a lot of information coming out of where i am either from the police or the growing crowd of onlookers, gawkers and mosquegoers who are gathering here. the crowd is getting increasingly agitated, however, and the metropolitan police service is very adept at of course calming and deflecting a lot of the anger, and people just want answers. they want to know what is going on, and so we have stein police on scene don't have much to tell them. >> as the met police continue to move to and from, have you seen any change in the activity set? >> there has not been much change from where i am standing, richard. i have seen a number of people escorted out of, out from behind the police cordon, and there has been a few more police vehicles into the area, and other than th that, things are seeming stable from where i am standing. >> all right. mac, we will get you back to fact-gathering.

>> reporter: bishop's dad works for toyota. the car manufacturer was so impressed, it sent them to michigan for a safety conference. bishop hasn't forgotten the loss that spurred his idea. he even met with the victim's family. >> they didn't want anything to happen to any other families like that. >> reporter: yeah. the community has donated more than $30,000 to help get a patent. >> i work for bishop. so i field all his e-mails, all of his telephone calls. i take him to his meetings with his attorney. >> reporter: he's like your assistant? >> he's like my dad. >> reporter: still a kid in so many ways, but, as his dad says, maybe that's the point. >> people are donating towards a belief, a belief that the world can change through one child. >> reporter: one child with a big idea and an even bigger heart. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, mckinney, texas. >> and he may very well save lives with that invention. >>> when we come back, why a beloved bear cherished by generations of readers is in the headlines tonight. >>> finally tonight

minister bishop was one of my first counterparts that i met toh when she traveled washington and that began a very , very productive dialogue has continued certainly up through today. secretary mattis and i look forward to having dinner this minister.th the prime we're know we're going to have a very fruitful exchange in that .ession as well we had very productive meetings today as foreign minister bishop described to you. a broad range of top ics that are important to obviously clear that our longstanding friendship with australia will continue to re strong. freedom,d values,: democracy, a rules-based order; that have been formed in the sacrifice that we pastmade together over the century, through two world wars shouldernuing to stand to shoulder in upholding these values of freedom, democracy, order, evident today in our joint efforts in this against terrorism. today we also speak with one voice in calling for north korea to abandon its illegal nuclear .eapons program china and other regional partners should also step up efforts to help solve this security situation which threatens

i have with me bishop peter had been come, the lead bishop in safeguarding at the lead bishop in safeguarding? harrowing. it is a harrowing and a disturbing report, clear in 5peak being the nature of the abuse and the fact that the church failed to respond, adequately, appropriately and effectively when the abuse was brought before them and at the knew of this. so, therefore, today i offer the victims of the survivors and the families of thi5 abu5e my wholeheartedly sincere this abuse my wholeheartedly sincere apology. it is now my responsibility to make sure that going forward we ta ke to make sure that going forward we take the recommendations that has been given in the report and that they are swiftly, decisively and effectively ta ken forward. clearly all of the recommendations are important. but is there any one particular one that stands out for you to stop this from happening ain? you to stop this from happening again? the second recommendation is about listening and caring for those who are survivors. that is where the church must start. to recognise mistakes and for those suffered an

charismatic and ambitious, peter ball, like his twin brother michael had been a bishop in the churcht being heralded on national television. making spiritual noises. but in 1993, peter ball was forced to stand down as bishop of gloucester after accepting a caution for gross indecency. despite his admission, he continued officiating in churches and several public schools. any message for the victims? very, very sorry. a second police investigation led to him being jailed at the old bailey in 2015 for abusing 18 adolescents and young men. today's review, entitled an abuse of faith, says the church colluded with peter ball instead of being concerned for the welfare of his victims. they didn't follow any proper process in considering the evidence that they had. they did not think about survivors. they approached it again confused by the sense of peter ball being fundamentally innocent. one of the witnesses says this review should provoke immediate change to church practice. i think the church has demonstrated it can no longer be responsible for policing itself. i think safeguarding in th

we know from members of law enforcement that this attack happened at about 9:00 this morning at bishop airport, on the public side of that airport. so this suspect had not yet gotten through security. that officer, we're told was stabbed in the neck and in the back. lieutenant nebil was taken to a hospital where he is reported to be in critical condition. he is reported as being stable, he's not getting better, he's not getting worse. that suspect is now in custody, being questioned by law enforcement at this moment, while of course the fbi is there on the scene at bishop airport, along with the atf, we also know that there is canine units sweeping that airport there and that it is shut down. during this incident, there was no ground stop by the faa, so at this point, it's just an investigation there on the ground. just to give you just a quick briefing about this airport, bishop airport employs six part-time employees as well as six full-time. so very small airport that this happened at this morning, wolf. >> what do we know about the as sa assailant? >> we don't know his identity. la

bishop is a missionary bishop, she has one already in maidstone.three—and—a—half—leg rescue dog. this is winston the warrior at lockerley polling station in romsey in hampshire. he's a bull mastiff. glenn birrell says our border terriers george, 17 weeks, and harry, who's two years old. we were first to vote in hebburn north. sidney the cockerdor — half lab and half cocker — in purley in surrey. thank you very much for those. kira helping out with voting — she's a 12—year—old german pointer. thank you so much for humouring me. have a great day, don't forget to vote. bbc one, five to ten for the general election 2017 and bbc newsroom live is next. afair bit a fair bit of rain in the forecast currently affecting parts of south—west england, in the parts of wales, north—west england, now in the southern scotland and northern ireland as well. it continues pushing the way northwards through the rest of the day. heavy at times and eventually easing from south—west england. then for much of england and wales for dry conditions but some sharp showers follo

archbishop, mother olga, bishop, secretary nicholson. quished members of congress and honored guests ifmente so honored to join you for the 13th annual national catholic prayer breakfast. thank you all for being here. [applause] and it's early in the day. but i promise you, he starts early. [laughter] and bring greetings from my friend, a man who appreciates the extraordinary contributions of catholic americans, the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. before i go much further, first and foremost, let me begin this morning by expressing the sorrow of our entire administration and all the american people for the horrific terror attacks this weekend in london. and with word this morning of another terrorist attack in melbourne, australia. our hearts break for the families of the victims and the injured. the latest innocents to suffer at the hands of terrorists in manchester, kabul, paris, istanbul, brussels, berlin, san bernardino. they have our prayers. they have our unwavering resolve. as the president

they are looking at the new bishop of allentown. they are searching in the new bishop. pope francis showed the man running the diagnosis. >> we spoke with the new bishop today. loud applause for a familiar face. set to be the next bishop of the diocese where he spent decades of his life. today a message for the future urging young catholics to find their faith. >> i would like the youth and young adults to know you have a very special place in the life of the church. the diocese faces accusations of sex abuse going back decades. >> new training is now in place to prevent priest abuse. >> tens of thousands of people we have trained to recognize and deal with the signs of abuse. >> but the diocese and others across pennsylvania are under skrcrutiny tr an ongoing grand jury investigation looking into claims of abuse. >> these are why our churches are empty. >> survivors like mark who was abused by a priest as a teen says church leadership has to do more to heal the victims and to get justice. >> accept responsibility for the damage that you have done to these victims. and

bishop josÉ gregorio chavez has been the auxiliary bishop since 1982.her cardinals come from laos mali sweden and spain. >>> the pontiff appointed monsignor alfred shlerd as the fifth bishop of allentown. he was ordained in allentown in 1987. he says his focus will be to bring young people to the church and help those hurt by abusive priests. he will be installed at the cathedral of saint katherine of siena in allentown august 31st. >> time to get going on your first look at business. a delaware bankruptcy judge is allowing air bag maker tack today the to move forward with its reorganization plan. that includes the sale of most of its assets to a chinese owned rival. the move follows a worldwide recall by the company after it was found that their products could explode too forcefully sending shrapnel into people. the faulty inflaters have been linked to at least 16 deaths and nearly 200 injuries. >>> turning to the stock market the call yesterday to delay the senate vote on the healthcare overhaul bill until after the fourth of july, that spurred a bit

reporter: mike bishop said you were sitting ducks. can you comment on that as far as what you were feeling that? mr. williams: took the second shots for me to understand what was happening. we were sitting ducks. we had nothing to fight back with but bats. i think he wasn't able to get on the field because the gate was locked on the other side. if he got on the field, it could have been a bad situation. but he wasn't able to do that. but we were sitting ducks. you have 40 people on a baseball field at 7:00 in the morning and just decided to shoot and so bishop was right to say that. that was a good way to say that. in the back. reporter: two questions. are you sure whether scalise was hit with the first bullet that was shot? anybody struck with that bullet, maybe your staffer and you were pretty emotional off the top talking about officers and wonder if you had a chance to thank them. mr. williams: i haven't personally thanked them but i'm thanking them again right here. they saved everybody's life. they did that. and i represent fort

bishop. >> mr. chairman, i guess i am first grateful that we are no longer using paper, we're doing this electronically because four of the six pages is rhetoric on this particular issue before you actually get to the report language. we would have cut down a lot of trees had we been passing out paper. but there is a line in the play 1776 about the declaration of independence, when stephen hopkins, of rhode island, was also quoted as saying i have never seen, smelt or heard a danger it couldn't be talked about. whether the first four pages in here are accurate or not, there's nothing dangerous about talking about it. this asks for your support, i'll support the idea of having a report. i yield back. >> mr. suozzi. >> i want to associate myself with mr. bishop's comments. thank you. >> ms. davis. >> thank you. i'll do the same. but i just wanted to point out that this is really a start. it wasn't an effort to look at military installations all over the world but to select the top ten. and i th

. >>> a former long time catholic arch bishop has died. john rquinn was named 6th arch bishop of san francisco. he launched the catholic church's first official response to the aids epidemic in 1985. he died today following a long imness. he was 88 years old. >>> still to come here, the heat wave has created health concerns for seniors, and others. >>> i have lived in san francisco for many years and i have never seen a heat wave that has been like this and lasted so yard. >>> that is the remarkable aspect about this heat wave, it is lasting so long. today another round of temperatures up past 100 degrees. some bigger changes by the weekend. we'll let you know when you can expect the 70s and 80s, a welcome relief in your forecast. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may

still to come, pope francis named a new bishop of allentown. >>> and a pair of female bandits on then delaware county. >>> man's best friend may inherit one of man's best traitfriends. >> 80 yesterday, 82 today. we do it again tomorrow, then temperatures are on the rise. i'm tracking the next heatwave as well as storms in the seven-day forecast. >> ducis rogers with the phillies taking on the marlins and buzz about the sixers dear fellow citizen, hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm ready, she'll be off to college. i want to help her pay her way there. like i do for my son. call 1-866-999-0148. as a leader in student lending, we have student loan options that others don't. if you have a question about student loans, ask me. sincerely, michele wright, fellow mom and fellow citizen. call 1-866-999-0148 to apply now. fellow mom and fellow citizen. >> two female bandits are on the loose in upper darby. they robbed two cab drivers and days later a woman and her daughter. they never expected to be robbed at gunpoint in the united states. they were visiting fr

bishop described the situation as "we were sitting ducks." can you comment on that as far as what you were feeling that? mr. williams: took the second shot. we are sitting ducks. we were sitting ducks. we had nothing to fight back with but bats, if it got to that. we were sitting ducks. he was unable to get on the field because the gate was locked on the other side. the field,otten on it could have been a bad situation. but he was unable to do that. but we were sitting ducks. i mean, you have got 40 people on a baseball field at 7:00 in just decidednd he to shoot. so bishop was right when he said that. it was a good way to say it. in the back. reporter: i have two questions. are you sure whether scalise was hit with the first bullet that was shot? it seems like anybody could've been struck with that bullet, maybe your staffer. and you were pretty emotional talking about officers and i wonder if you had a chance to thank them. mr. williams: i will personally thank them. i'm thanking them again right here. they saved everybody's life. they did

bishop, thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us. the bishop of kensington.w outside the studios this morning. sunshine here and in london as well. this is the view over salford quays. gorgeous still water and a reflection of the bridge as well. this is the picture that many people will be waking up to. not salford but the sunshine! there will be a few waking up to sa lfo rd ! there will be a few waking up to salford! let's see who will be experiencing sunshine today with helen. good morning. that is a beautiful picture looking over salford quays. and this is lovely as well. i took a particular shine to those poppies. not great news if you suffer from hay fever, just showing you the flowers. pollen levels will be very high again today for many parts of the uk, away from the cloudy north west. this is fairly held, taken cloudy north west. this is fairly held, ta ken half cloudy north west. this is fairly held, taken half an hour ago as well. plenty of sunshine across the board. the sunshine as strong as it gets a cross board. the sunshine as strong as it gets

horn. —— the clipper ships. bishops to australia, turning around cape horn. -- the clipper ships.irthday. he was going to have his 65th birthday en route. and in order to do that, he took his green smoking jacket, which was made to him in the 1930s. he obviously took some champagne to celebrate. he was a very congenial fellow, actually. he enjoyed company. people may imagine somebody who goes single—handedly solitary and antisocial. far from it. single—handedly solitary and antisocial. farfrom it. probably the biggest crisis point was in the southern indian ocean in the roaring 40s. southern indian ocean in the roaring 405. it southern indian ocean in the roaring 40s. it was gloom all round, when he radioed that this altar had broke, he was giving up. but he slapped on it, he devised his own temporary self steering device. —— slapped on it. and that saved the day. he made only one stop in the circumnavigation, in sydney, to mirror the root of the clippers. but within the first few hours, leaving sydney, he hit the tail end of a hurricane. and the boat was knocked over, so that he

i'd like to associate myself with mister bishop on this issue.t's just a report and there are strategic implications that we need to be aware of. >> shea porter. >> thank you and i have to say that i live in a coastal state and i think it's very nonpartisan issue in new hampshire. that people recognize the impact that is having. we do have streets that have water in them in the middle of the sunshine days and we also have some military installations that are looking at this. this is a real threat and this is congress's responsibility to do something about this and i appreciate the fact that we're talking about a report but vice admirable league on says national security community is rightly worried about climate change because of the magnitude of suspected impacts around the globe, even in our own country. climate change poses a clear and present danger to the united states of america but if we respond appropriately, i believe we will enhance our security not simply by diverging the cop climate change impacts but my pursuing a new energy revoluti

bishop. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i think some of us are expressing a feeling of unease, i realize i've only talked about studying stuff and i guess i'm talking about that again right now. mr. chairman if i could just ask you, is the vision of going forward to actually establish a core, a corps, the marine corps has over 300,000 this would have less than 50,000. is that the done deal at the end of the day? or are we going to be looking at where it should fit in the overall structure of the program. if i could just ask how you envision that going forward? >> my understanding is that the division would be for a space corps underneath the air force in a similar sort of relationship to the marine corps underneath the navy. so you have the civilian overseers, just like you have with the navy. but you as far as, the uniform, it would be a separate essentially -- >> before i include that, may i yield at least a minute to mr. turn centre. >> thank you. i just want to emphasize again that i, this, if you support this

still to come, pope francis named a new bishop of allentown. >>> and a pair of female bandits on then delaware county. >>> man's best friend may inherit one of man's best traitfriends. >> 80 yesterday, 82 today. we do it again tomorrow, then temperatures are on the rise. i'm tracking the next heatwave as well as storms in the seven-day forecast. >> ducis rogers with the phillies taking on the marlins and buzz about the sixers ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >> two female bandits are on the loose in upper darby. they robbed two cab drivers and days later a woman and her daughter. they never expected to be robbed at gunpoint in the united states. they were visiting from ecuador. they were outside a relatives home in upper darby. two women pulled up in this car, believed to be a possibly a hyundai robbing maria and marta at gunpoint. >> maria doe

bishop and louie was assigned to the archdiocese of baltimore until 2008. >>> the delaware county daily a former radnor township commission was convicted two counts of indecent assault on a person was a mental disability. spinningler admits to fondling a woman's breast twice. >>> willingboro's mayor is stepping down for health reasons, he maintains he still lives in the township. lawsuit against him is being drop as part of his agreement to resign >> that's a look at some headlines around the delaware valley. >>> still ahead a look at some movies >>> scarlet johansson have a wild time and rough time and own a wilson is back in the >>> welcome back, we certainly are glad you're here with us on cbs "eyewitness news." >> the phillies went to work trying to snap an eighth game losing streak, here's don bell with morning sports >> an ice cubing, the phils facing chris sales, the fightins have been a lot like that ice cube, melting. trying to snap an eight-game losing streak. taking on the red sox. here we are in the first, strike out aaron at tear, he had eight innings. struck out ten. nobod

his cousin, john, served as first bishop and archbishop of the catholic church in the united states. what began as a trickle became a deluge in american history as waves of catholic immigrants like my grandfather from places like ireland, from italy, from germany and from across the wider world, made landfall in america. drawn here by the promise of freedom, of opportunity, prosperity. most of all, it was the freedom to practice their faith that is the birthright of every american. now our history books are filled with the names of the sons and daughters of the catholic church. as the bible says, we recognize them by their fruits. there are among us here today some distinguished men and women in public life, in public service, who are emblematic of that contribution. and i'm honored to be able to address you all. american catholics have built everything that matters in this country. we built families, businesses, founded hospitals, administered to the poor, become leaders in public life, established world class institutions of higher education. and so many other countless contributio

. >> mike bishop steps in. bishop walked the first time up. >> mike bishop from michigan, the michigan 8th. >> 2-0, swing and a ground ball. over to first. the site istired -- retired. a walk, one left. bottom of the third inning. 3-2, democrats leading. >> for that opening barrage from both sides, kind of settling in a little bit. getting some better baseball. getting the jitters out, the opening errors and mistakes. >> bottom of the third inning now. >> a really good crowd tonight. about 20? >> about 20, yet. they said they sold over 20. they said they sold over 20,000 seats. they raised over $1 million for charity. great night, great atmosphere. everybody having a good time. more importantly, we are seeing good baseball the plate. it is not being thrown all over the park. errors here and there. >> these guys are serious. the ladies -- lady, i guess. one of the democrats side. they get up early. we now know they practice every day early in the morning, then they come to the hill a little later on. different l

bishop blaire: let us pray. o, god, in this house, many words are spoken just as in our houses of worship. grant us o lord the wisdom to speak words that will always be he had filing to buildup our nation as a people. let our words not only denounce war, violence and gin justices, but promote all that is necessary for building genuine peace through right relationships. let our words not only condemn exploitation, racism and abuses of wealth, but demonstrate that the cries of the poor and excluded have been heard. let our words promote building just systems that ensure the common good and protect the inherent dignity of every human life. et our words not only lament environmental degradation but promote all that is necessary for respecting the earth as our common home. lord god, grant that our words will always build one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereo

bishop airport is the name of it.he suspect apparently stabbed this off-duty officer and was taken into custody. the officer said to be in critical condition after being stabbed in the neck. no more information on what caused this incident. we'll get more information, but the bishop airport in flint, which has some service to other commercial airports on the eastern part of the country. that airport is closed for now as the investigation into the stabbing of this officer continues. a young american dies after being imprisoned in north korea, now the u.s. is considering its response. what kind of response is warranted for the death of otto warmbier? after more than a year in captivity in north korea. also, a handful of republicans writing a health care bill that will affect millions of americans, should it be taking place behind closed doors or on in the open? senator john mccain will join us with his reaction to these issues and a whole lot more. >> if you're frustrated by the lack of transparency in this process, i s

we've got an officer down. >> reporter: urgent calls for help this morning at bishop airport in flint, michigan, after a man stabbed an airport police officer. >> it sounds like a stabbing through the neck. >> reporter: everyone was evacuated from the airport, which was quickly shut down. >> we're investigating this incident today that happened at about 9:45 this morning as an act of terrorism. >> reporter: officials say 50-year-old amore ftouhy, a canadian, entered the united states on june 16th. he made his way to flint, michigan, this morning, where he targeted airport security officer lieutenant jeff neville. >> he was carrying baggage. he went into a rest room. he spent a little time in the rest room, dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife, yelled allahu akbar and stabbed lieutenant neville in the neck. >> reporter: neville was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. tonight he is improving. >> lieutenant neville never stopped fighting, never stopped fighting until i handcuffed this person. >> reporter: the incident took place in terminal two outside the secure

ago we spoke with two congressmen who survived the attack, chuck fleishmann of tennessee and mike bishop of michigan. they described how the two u.s. capitol police officers responded to the gunfire. >> it was chaos at that point, and i can't tell you that i know exactly what happened. the problem is that he's got a rifle and they've got handguns and it's not a fair fight at that point in time. it's too far away with that weapon to precisely hit a target. they knew they weren't going to probably hit him. they were just trying to give us cover. that's the heroics of these two that i can't... i have never seen that before. i have never personally witnessed that. >> pelley: they charged at the gunman? >> absolutely. >> and they were wounded in the line of duty, which is tremendous. mike is absolutely right. but for their actions, a lot more people would have been seriously injured. >> pelley: what did you see of congressman scalise after he was wounded? >> before i could get out, i looked at steve, who was on second base. he had made an effort to try to run off the field when the shooting s

former bishop all-star joe ross pitching for the nats, dusty baker with his 1800th victory yesterday. jed lowjed lowrie -- give up seven runs. healy four for four. two rbi. first ever home run game. a's hit four today and win, 10-4 your final. >>> giants hosted by the phillies. 1-0, dwiengiants in the six man. cueto ties the game and one. rookie gave up four hits in one run and seven ingles. austin grounds into one of two double plays. bases loaded. herrera stays in the park still a three-run double to ice the game phillies win it 5-3 and giants fall short and fall to the last in the national west. >>> miami edinson volquez zero the d backs, 98 pitches, 10 strikeouts including the side and the ninth and dedicated to one time teammate who died in the off season and would have turned 26 today. >>> byu and ncaa tournament. that's gone over the left field wall. cardinal goes up 3-1. stanford puts it away in the seventh. his eleven manying of the year his eleventh of the year, it's 5-1. it's back-to-back jack. stanford wins it 5-1. will force a game on sunday. >>> jason did you hawith a fi

traditionalists will be unhappy if this measure is passed and they say they will appoint a bishop tothink gay marriage should not be a part of the episcopal church. michael buchanan, sorry about the delay. i've just earned my place in that museum! scotland face england at hampden park on saturday in their bid to qualify for their first world cup since 1998. and to prepare for the clash with the old enemy, they've been — where else but a boot camp — as andy swiss reports. hampden park, a picture of training tranquillity, but not for much longer, as scotland try to turn back the clock and ramp up the volume. goal! it's some 32 years since the famous hampden raw celebrated a win over england, but one of the stars of that team is now in charge of this and hoping once again to give the fans plenty to shout about. this isa the fans plenty to shout about. this is a huge game, an exciting game, a game everybody is looking forward to. a lot of people in good form, we must use their enthusiasm, and use the enthusiasm of the crowd. everybody wants us to win, that's for sure. the scotland player

happened at bishop international airport this morning. michigan state police say the officer is lieutenant jeff neville. witnesses say they saw him bleeding from the neck. police tell us he's stable in the hospital. the fbi reports the suspect is now in custody and officers are questioning him. a witness says the suspect had a blank look on his face as police lead him away in handcuffs. bryan llenas with an update. bryan? >> shep, the fbi took the lead on the investigation right from the get-go. a law enforcement official speaking on condition of anonymity. tells the associated press that they're investigating reports that the suspect said "allah akbar" during the attack. in a statement the fbi says "the fbi with our local state and federal law enforcement partners is jointly investigating the incident to determine the nature and motive for the attack. we're aware there's reports of statements the attacker made. it's too early to determine the nature of the alleged statements or whether or not this was an act of terrorism." michigan state

he was a bishop. guest: the fighting bishop. host: something like that. i forget the exact title in the up this couple church. guest: i think he was a bishop. the early biographies, he was the fighting bishop. host: he played that role very well. he was a good holy man. people in the south liked that. you can read so many diaries and letters where people were bowled over by him. they ignore the fact that he did not know what he was doing when it came to military command. he viciously undercut bragg over time, he wrote secure letters to jefferson davis about him. what effect can this have on bragg's ability to command? when he knows this is going on? the irony is that jefferson davis kept them both in command when the two men couldn't get along with each other and davis hoped beyond hope that someday they will reconcile. and they will work as a team. it never happened. bragg was unable to deal with this. offinally relieved polk command after chickamauga. davis let him down easily and gave him another command. polk for creating this poisonous atmosphere tha