staffer someone who works with john burton in the senate who now it the secretary of transportationan kelly who really helped to make that happen today bryan (clapping.) >> thank you i'm not sure if i should say thank you e.r. apologize i'm happy to be here i say before the took the appointed from josh and should that the executive branch i spent 17 years working that in the state senate in sacramento and worked with skwubd in the state senate most people that that when you become a veteran staffer you are to get cynical and birth but i found it was opposite the more i stuck around the more good, i wanted to do and all the staffers want they want to work for someone they're proud of and respect so much i can tell you john without expensed every person who worked with we're proud for you thin and now we're proud to work with you and proud to say we worked with john burton john congratulations this is so well deserved (clapping.) >> we're happy that his daughter and john burton grandkids are here today they just literally got off a pa plane yesterday theirs a little bit jet lagged so

staffer someone who works with john burton in the senate who now it the secretary of transportationho really helped to make that happen today bryan (clapping.) >> thank you i'm not sure if i should say thank you e.r. apologize i'm happy to be here i say before the took the appointed from josh and should that the executive branch i spent 17 years working that in the state senate in sacramento and worked with skwubd in the state senate most people that that when you become a veteran staffer you are to get cynical and birth but i found it was opposite the more i stuck around the more good, i wanted to do and all the staffers want they want to work for someone they're proud of and respect so much i can tell you john without expensed every person who worked with we're proud for you thin and now we're proud to work with you and proud to say we worked with john burton john congratulations this is so well deserved (clapping.) >> we're happy that his daughter and john burton grandkids are here today they just literally got off a pa plane yesterday theirs a little bit jet lagged so wanted to

staffer someone who works with john burton in the senate who now it the secretary of transportation bryan kelly who really helped to make that happen today bryan

so as i see from 19 to 39 the new john burton highway that is a green spiritual place as spirit grove and ends as fiona says as r at the zoo if you think about john's life it is app to he had a lot of legislated i didn't things in his past and smoked a lot of it and have a witness his leadership in the assembly and the senate i, tell you from time to time it was a zoo i see that was mike and craig is here and form speaker and the other side of the aisle president kelly this is a family of san francisco who is here to celebrate a try legend he's a lend in our time we have a good opportunity to recognize him today, i want to spend a couple of minutes talking about which what he the in sacramento was a bulldozer he subtle could move anything through the process and one of the examples that really sticks in any mind is when the that he had fell took fronted stage in so many communities he's passionate about girlfriend i've gifrg the victims an opportunity in court and he the really the impossible by creating out of a whole thing the statute of limitations that would stand for a elder of o

staffer someone who works with john burton in the senate who now it the secretary of transportation bryan kelly who really helped to make that happen today bryan (clapping.) >> thank you i'm not sure if i should say thank you e.r. apologize i'm happy to be here i say before the took the appointed from josh and should that the executive branch i spent 17 years working that in the state senate in sacramento and worked with skwubd in the state senate most people that that when you become a veteran staffer you are to get cynical and birth but i found it was opposite the more i stuck around the more good, i wanted to do and all the staffers want they want to work for someone they're proud of and respect so much i can tell you john without expensed every person who worked with we're proud for you thin and now we're proud to work with you and proud to say we worked with john burton john congratulations this is so well deserved (clapping.) >> we're happy that his daughter and john burton grandkids are here today they just literally got off a pa plane yesterday theirs a little bit jet lagged

burton's father spoke out today for the first time. >> in my family, this is not our teaching and this is not what we do. >> reporter: in closing arguments, burton's defense attorney claimed the teen didn't take part in the crime spree at all. but the prosecutor replayed graphic video of the crime scene, saying burton purposely aimed the gun and hit the bull's eye dead on. he told jurors, after the shooting, the teens laughed about it, and then went window shopping at macy's. >> in that one moment of malice and greed, they sacrificed a whole life they could have had. >> reporter: that was quinn boyer's widow. we'll hear more from her tonight at 6:00. now, closing arguments will continue tomorrow morning. the jury could begin deliberating tomorrow, and we could have a verdict by the end of the week. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> we are learning more about the confrontation with police at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station that ended in gunfire. b.a.r.t. police say the suspect shot himself in the stomach while reaching for his gun. these pictures sh

and then the eventual unforced error from burton who was more than frustrated. serena goes on to win her 30th consecutive grand slam match. >>> finally, it doesn't matter if you're talking nba or "d" league. when you say warriors, you're talking the champions. they'll once again host the "d"-league show case for the second consecutive season. the league's showcase event from january 6th through the 10th with big league players playing two regular season games apiece in front of nba gms, scouts and a ton of fans. so these guys get basically live auditions in front of nba gms to probably try to punch their ticket into the association. so the guys come out and play super hard. it's on nba tv as well. it's broadcast nationally. big-time stuff. >> do you know what the association is? it's the nba. like a cool, hip term. >> i'm going to write that one down. >> the association. >> thanks. >> okay. >>> watch sports net central tonight at 10:30. >>> thanks for joining us. have a great evening. at1. =enof ow!== take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ri

ed wayburn, amy meyer, phil burton, they made a difference.ved nature that could have slipped away so easily, and people might not have ever realized what the possibilities were. doug: and because of their efforts, and those of many others who have guided and nurtured the parks over the past 4 decades, these beautiful possibilities are still here for the benefit of all of us. i've had the joy of getting to know the golden gate national recreation area very well over the years, and have liked every single square foot i've had the chance to explore. and while i recommend it all enthusiastically, here are just a few of my favorite spots, starting right where i'm standing in the marin headlands. doug: kirby cove may be the most magical urban campground anywhere on earth, a peaceful natural sanctuary with billion-dollar views. the headlands has many reminders of its long military history for us to see and reflect upon, including a fully-restored nike missile site that interprets a time not long ago, when missiles were poised here to be launched in

he was courtney burton's boyhood best friend. they were fishing in the pond when they were not supposed to. they heard laughing and it was mr. oglebay behind them. he did not say anything and let them fish. he also gave the boys a gold coin whenever he possibly could. for something, shopping, whatever they wanted to do. he was very generous and that way. but he was also very serious minded. he was on this mission to be a great humanitarian. mr. oglebay died in 1926. i think because he was a wealthy man, a very famous man in this area, people did not know him on a personal basis very well. he was very formal when he was out. i think that people are very grateful that he left his land to the city of wheeling to become a park. i think it was an amazing gift. very generous. it was nice that the family did not quibble with any of this. they thought this was a great gift. when mr. oglebay passed away in 1926 at the age of 77, his wife of course had predeceased him, they had the daughter sarita and her husband, and they supported it so

staffer someone who works with john burton in the senate who now it the secretary of transportation bryan kelly who really helped to make that happen today bryan (clapping.) >> thank you i'm not sure if i should say thank you e.r. apologize i'm happy to be here i say before the took the appointed from josh and should that the executive branch i spent 17 years working that in the state senate in sacramento and worked with skwubd in the state senate most people that that when you become a veteran staffer you are to get cynical and birth but i found it was opposite the more i stuck around the more good, i wanted to do and all the staffers want they want to work for someone they're proud of and respect so much i can tell you john without expensed every person who worked with we're proud for you thin and now we're proud to work with you and proud to say we worked with john burton john congratulations this is so well deserved (clapping.) >> we're happy that his daughter and john burton grandkids are here today they just literally got off a pa plane yesterday theirs a little bit jet lagged

our live team coverage begins with robert burton live at fedex field. not the happy ending we were hoping for. robert: the redskins came up short in the end. they failed to the miami dolphins. let's go inside fedex field and show you how it all went down. picking it up in the second quarter. finding jordan reed. then this happens. miami without a score in the fourth. a wall of blockers. takes it all the way for a 69 yard touchdown, and dolphins go on to win. >> we have a different room in there. guys are competing and staying together. i didn't see a lot of heads down when they came off the field. they returned a hunt for touchdown, they took the lead. i didn't see anybody hanging their heads. next drive out there. we are on the right track. robert: coming up, we hear from the quarterback kirk cousins. back to you guys in the studio. kelly: even with this loss redskin fans say this is just one game. ashley is live -- ashley coleman is live at fedex field. ashley: exactly, fan started the day pretty optimistic about the new season, about the new starting

let's look at what happened to jeff burton to bri out the caution.his is the most cautions ever in the southern 500. >> steve: underneath the 48 in the middle of the track. gets loose. we've seen that a bunch today. >> jeff: we talked about the drivers being in the race cars for over four hours. the pit crews have been standing there all day long. they've got to be tired. it's late in the night. a lot of pit stops. who is going to step up? >> rick: we're about to find out who wins the race off of pit road. lead lap cars making their way. single-file onto pit road for the final stop. kelli. >> the first long run of the night carl edwards saying, i am real loose on the long run. can't even remember what to tell you about the short run. he said fun racing off there. they called off the adjustments. they're going with four tires and fuel for the 19. dave. >> kevin harvick needs a little adjustment for a little more turn. he said more tires for kevin harvick. marty. >> the pit stop that could decide the southern 500. joey logano said he was loose off the

robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports the nats are not happy with the closer jonathan papelbon. why you won't see him for the rest of the season. that and much more in sports as "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. maureen: questions today about the use of the body cameras. they are supposed to increase trust between the police and the public but there is a debate over how, when, where to use them. that was the subject of a meeting in montgomery county. kevin lewis is life with some of the issues being worked out there. kevin: there are a number of things to iron out. one in particular, how should police officers use the body cameras inside montgomery county 200-plus schools? >> police and the politicians are talking body cam. today's progress report came amid a power struggle between the school resource officers and the public schools. an s.r.o. working in german-up to was disminned for -- disciplined activating the body camera while subduing the male student. the sources say the mscs was more concern that

let's look at what happened to jeff burton to bring out the caution.his is the most cautions ever in the southern 500. >> steve: underneath the 48 in the middle of the track. gets loose. we've seen that a bunch today. >> jeff: we talked about the drivers being in the race cars for over four hours. the pit crews have been standing there all day long. they've got to be tired. it's late in the night. a lot of pit stops. who is going to step up? >> rick: we're about to find out who wins the race off of pit road. lead lap cars making their way. single-file onto pit road for the final stop. kelli. >> the first long run of the night carl edwards saying, i am real loose on the long run. can't even remember what to tell you about the short run. he said fun racing off there. they called off the adjustments. they're going with four tires and fuel for the 19. dave. >> kevin harvick needs a little adjustment for a little more turn. he said more tires for kevin harvick. marty. >> the pit stop that could decide the southern 500. joey logano said he was loose off the

robert burton has more.it is the same old song, battling all game but coming up short in the end. ofwe are all pretty tired that around here. we have done that too many times. eventually the tables need to turn, the tide needs to turn. several opportunities for the skins, miami only 6-14 on third down conversions, a turnover that should a translated into more. the two rovers are defense got, we had a great field position,, but we cannot find the end zone. you cannot expect to win in those games like that. >> we had opportunities. we had receivers making plays. we have to capitalize on that and make sure it does not happen next week. >> we just have to be a better team, a better offense. we have to put more than 10 points on the board. robert: jay gruden is looking positive at the remainder of the season. coach gruden: i'm not going to be down. i'm upset that we lost, but i do feel that we are beat. we are playing physical football. to comem never going away from any game and be pessimistic. i would never do

johnson, steals the envelope on some airmail to tight end frank burton. burton dragging into the end zone. down to one. they score the next play to make it 7-0. it's now 13-7 with three minutes left. then there's a pick. william penn wins 13-7. a.i. dupont hosting concord. concord down early in this one. not for long. avery roberts. looked at by alabama and arizona state. kid has more moves than a u-haul truck. concord leads. from there, all concord. rob white hands it off to brandon dennis. 35 yards later, he's high fiving his boys in the end zone. concord rolls 36-14 the final. >>> st. george's and howard. this one all wildcats. jerry brightwell for st. george. the long run sets up a touchdown. 35-14. >>> have a look at the pope special game of the week. for next thursday, note the special date because of the pontiff's arrival. the games are south philly and central. bartram and grats going to nbc 10 and cast your vote. >>> up next, our game of the week. west catholic looking to bounce back against -- how would they fare against the birds. this week's g

. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton housing complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it is tremendous you see the financing and the construction starting shortly i think there are 5 different levels of the subordinate something says is private and public can't get along that is an example how it works bus that 18 months it will, 50 units of affordable housing in the city it is the highest across the country where the housing is desperately needed congratulation we look forward to coming back and seeing this project and thank you very much for having us (clapping.) >> sam cob it is director the first place for you that will supply support services for emancipated youth living here (clapping.) >> hello all as pat said allison park sam the dpoe ceo all to congratulate the board of booker t washington and the parents of the state of b

burtons can't converse and chuck's a racket here in disgust. must have been the racket's fault. serena escapes, that's a huge moment. second set, more of the serena that we're used to seeing. here in near court, ridiculous four-hand winner and knowes it too. took the second set 6-3 that quest for calendar grand slam lives on. two matches down. five to go. venus williams and nadal are also through to the third round at the u.s. open. >>> football reminder here. giants wrap up their slate tomorrow night. giants and pat from foxboro. our coverage with bruce beck on the side lines begins at 7:30. can we go back to tennis for a second at the u.s. open? it is hot out there. cocoa vand way -- maybe the heat is getting to her. maybe the rack set getting to her. 23-year-old american destroyed the racket. lost 6-2, 6-1. i hope that made her feel better. and i hope she had another racket. >> i hope she had another racket. >> we'll be right back. we thought we' d be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we

jeff burton in the 23 brings the caution out for a new record. 18th caution. >> steve: the crew chiefs are instantly making adjustments. hopefully they were ahead of the game. put more air in the tires. you know you're running less than ten laps. put a balanced setup in the car for ten laps. you're not worried about a 50-lap run. crews. you have to come out in the first two rows. lap. all the lead lap cars have their first opportunity on pit road. let's look at what happened to jeff burton to bring out the caution. in the southern 500. >> steve: underneath the 48 in the middle of the track. gets loose. we've seen that a bunch today. >> jeff: we talked about the drivers being in the race cars for over four hours. the pit crews have been standing there all day long. they've got to be tired. it's late in the night. a lot of pit stops. who is going to step up? >> rick: we're about to find out who wins the race off of pit road. lead lap cars making their way. single-file onto pit road for the final stop. kelli. >> the first long run of the night carl edwards saying, i am real loose on the l

investigator say burton tried to stab their four year old son in what started as dispute. >> one dead, injured, shooting of campass of sacramento city college in california. happened in a parking lot near a baseball field yesterday. the search is still on for the gunman who ran off after opening fire on those men. it is unclear if he has any ties to the school and police have not yet said anything about the motive for this shooting. >>> well, the school year is off to somber start at a burlington county middle school. student and teachers at helen ford attended a vigil honoring a fellow classmate and teachers killed in unrelated car accident. janet died from injuries sustained in a accident. a week later, her seventh grade teacher, allison macinnis, struck and killed while jogging. >> it is difficult. i can't go into miss macinnis' classroom, i have to turn the other way, can't, there are so many memories in that room. >> the victim's families who attended the vigil say they are overwelmed from the support they have received from the school community. >> family, friends, all over phil

will decide whether or not to try burton again. several of the teenagers involved have already pled guilty. >>> not a fly over, but a takeover. drone stores are becoming popular targets for thieves. this is surveillance video of a burglary that happened this morning at the drones plus store in santa clara. the manager says the thieves stole about $5,000 and other products. >>> minimum wages are rising fast across the bay area, but one city is far ahead of the curb in what it's willing to consider. berkeley city council is set to hear more about a $19 minimum wage by 2020. many in the business community say the rate is too steep. >>> let's talk about our own local weather. jeff, is this cool b trend going to continue? >> i really think over the next four days, we'll continue to enjoy these mild temperatures and still the possibility of some rainfall coming our way. of course, you can get a preview of that in the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen as that continues to populate. otherwise, i'll take you into the morning fo

. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burtonng complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it is tremendous you see the financing and the construction starting shortly i think there are 5 different levels of the subordinate something says is private and public can't get along that is an example how it works bus that 18 months it will, 50 units of affordable housing in the city it is the highest across the country where the housing is desperately needed congratulation we look forward to coming back and seeing this project and thank you very much for having us (clapping.) >> sam cob it is director the first place for you that will supply support services for emancipated youth living here (clapping.) >> hello all as pat said allison park sam the dpoe ceo all to congratulate the board of booker t washington and the parents of the state of boat wa

. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it is tremendous you see the financing and the construction starting shortly i think there are 5 different levels of the subordinate something says is private and public can't get along that is an example how it works bus that 18 months it will, 50 units of affordable housing in the city it is the highest across the country where the housing is desperately needed congratulation we look forward to coming back and seeing this project and thank you very much for having us (clapping.) >> sam cob it is director the first place for you that will supply support services for emancipated youth living here (clapping.) >> hello all as pat said allison park sam the dpoe ceo all to congratulate the board of booker t washington and the parents of the state of boat washington and t

the other people on the cover, phil burton, a powerful congressman from california who owed his initial election and totial political fortunes chinese-americans. a mayorhim is george, of san francisco in 1978. next to him are chinese-americans who are politically active in san francisco. they are democratic activists. art and joe. it is a forgotten part of progressive politics. >> the book is focused on the cold war. what did you learn? the chinese-american politics developed in the shadow of the cold war against china. the peoples republic of china was considered a major enemy. and, the way the countries interfered in chinese-american francisco andn they were able to carve out a separate american politics, compared to new york, where they are in the thrall of nationalist government and exercise political influence. is, if you look at where chinese-americans have political power, it is the west coast and san francisco. the chinese-americans were crucial to the political fortunes in the 1960's and 1970's. >> where will the research take you next? >> i am looking at a time from 1900-1949.

talk sports with robert burton. robert: the redskins had the welcome home lunchen to benefit the work of the redskins charitable foundation. rgiii was honored for the community. griffin is the son of two u.s. army sergeants. he knows a thing or two about the military lifestyle. fashion is a different story. he commented after receiving the award. >> this is an honor to be in the position to have the platform and give back in a positive way. that is a choice you have to make. i'm blessed to have the teammate to led me in the right direction. if you give your word to somebody you follow through. i give my word to family, washington redskins, teammate, military i'll be there for them. appreciate you. robert: good stuff. kirk cousins has only been the starter for two days. we talk about the new role with the skins. it just is what it is. let the chips fall where they may. leon. robert: talk tennis. serena cruised through the first set. end of the set here would go in a tie-break. we know how this ends up. she comes out

robert burton has more.rumt: nobody beats the quite like head football coach chuck goldstein. >> i got lucky to be in the right place at the right time. robert: their mission is educating the lives of the deaf and hard of hearing. goldstein's mission is to coach football. molding man is more like it. appear,your son shows an 18-year-old, not mature, make mistakes. we help them get through those mistakes but a guaranteed when he graduates college he will be ready to be a man. robert: he is entering his sixth season. >> the main reason i love playing for him is the reason -- he is always full of energy. it's never a dull moment around the coach. >> time to work! here we go! robert: he led the program to his first ever conference title. last year, just two wins. but they do not succumb to hurdles. they overcome. that is who they are in what they do. all with the help of chuck goldstein. >> the best part of the job is when it's springtime when the players to graduate. they walk across that stage. that is just th

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the heart is the helms burton but the embargo is also full of holes. some said i.t.e holes than cheese. you have to know where the holes are so you don't fall into it. >> canadian companies have gone in, can american countries catch up? >> the european companies will be overwhelmed. we will overwhelm them. we are a tsunami of investment and interest and we are 90 miles away. and there are 2 million cuban americans here that can be the ambassadors for both sides. we can be the you know the people that facilitate the business. >> what will go first? what companies do you think will get into cuba first? >> travel and tourism. that's the low-hanging fruit. that's the easy one. that's easy because i always call travel and tourism is the thing that pulse the cuban train. they have done a little bit in infrastructure. they have hotels. the island is stunningly beautiful. they love americans and they love tourists. >> there are still serious infrastructure problems in cube. >> very serious infrastructure. you name it, they have it. cuba needs to rebuild its power grid, some

i've use wanted to be played by levar burton. we'll be right back with hugh evans and hugh jackman. as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir . vo: levemir is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar and levemir helps lower your a1c. levemir lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus , which lasts 28 days. levemir comes in flextouch , the latest in insulin pen technology from novo nordisk. levemir is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes and is not recommended to treat diabetic ketoacidosis. do not use levemir if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause symptoms such as sweating, shakiness, confusion, and headache. severe low blood sugar can be serious and life-threatening. ask your doctor about alcohol use, operating machinery, or driving. other possible side effects include injection site reactions. tell your doctor about all medicines you take and all of your medical condi

jonathan: robert burton, take it away. robert: we are live at fedex getting ready for the game right now. rg iii and kirk cousins are warming up but they're not starting tonight. we're talking about the guy who is next. jonathan: the president goes to alaska gets a bizarre lesson in salmon life. the woman accused of trying to snatch a taller out of her stroller on a metro train heads to court. jonathan: first -- >> is a failure by the international community. jonathan: the world is reacting to devastating images out of turkey as a migrant rices grows worse in europe. -- migrant crisis grows worse. jonathan: one of the photographers who captured a horrifying image of the three world series and boy face down, dead on a beach. she says there was nothing to do to help the little boy but she does say that the picture tells his story. he was just one of thousands of people involved in the european migrant crisis going on. scott thuman is that the abc -- capital bureau with an eating perspective. these images may be disturbing fo

struggled today in new york in second round action taking on kiki burton. down in the first set tie-break. the net cord. and then burton hits out. after that, serena was in command. she said she felt nervous at times. she steadied the ship and won 7-5, 6-3. it would be the first calendar slam in the 27 years. >>> smashing the racket here. fans respond. so she's like, i'll smack it again if that's what you want to see. oh, yeah? i'll keep hitting it and hitting it and hitting it. it seemed to fire her up against fellow american bethany. and then reality set in. she's still upset. she would lose in straight sets 6-1, 6-2. that's racket therapy. >>> kind of a sad end for marty fish. his tennis career struggling in the fifth set. all cramped up. he could hardly move. hobbling around. but he wanted to finish because he said that he was going to retire after this open. and this is his final shot. three-time grand slam quarterfinalist. he has been battling a heart problem and an anxiety disorder and loses 6-3 in the fifth set. and now will head off to retirement.

robert burton, what will you do about the nats? robert: here is the question. is it too early for the nats to start panicking? the players think it's too early. we will preview nats-mets game two up next in sports. announcer: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: welcome back. live outside the left field gate at nats park where it's about the catch-up. nats trying to gain ground on the mets after losing game one. the final for that one 8-5. put the nats five game back. a good pitching matchup tonight. zimmerman against matt harvey, the mets' ace. still a lot of baseball to be played and they still understand this series is very important. but according to the players the name of the game is don't panic. >> it doesn't do any good to say we have to do this. this is a must win. going out just because you try heard won't make it better. you can't sit there and psyche yourself up. you'll make mistakes. just stay even and play your game. beat the other team. simple as that. robert: switching gears. welcome to washington, d.c.

in addition to martin luther king, the pope also singled out thomas burton as one of four great americansstand that also had a great meaning to you. >> when he mentioned thomas murton, i was moved also because one of the books that i had in my backpack on march 7th, 1965, when we attempted to cross the bridge in selma was by thomas burton. i admired him. his writings, his sense of contemplation and meditation, but also he was someone that many of us as young people who were involved in the civil rights movement identify with. i admired his spirit, his sense of caring. >> what about earlier today when the pope spoke with inmates at a philadelphia prison this morning. i want to play part of that and have you react on the other side. >> translator: i stand among you a pastor, a shepherd, but above all, as your brother, to share in your plight and make it my own. >> the pope speaking there with the disenfranchised, those people that have committed crimes and been put away. what's your reaction to what he said to them? >> it is so beautiful and so powerful. and i think as religious leaders, as

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. >> i'm robert burton. coming up, the latest on deangelo hall.hat and more when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. ♪ ♪ maureen: at this moment pope francis is celebrating mass at madison square garden. thousands of people gathered to catch glimpse of the holiness. he has had a packed day zero in new york.to the u.n. suzanne kennedy is live in new york with the rest of the pope's visit. suzanne: maureen, the pope went to madison square garden 25 minutes ago. he went through the aisle in a golf cart. greeting the followers there. he started the mass earlier than scheduled. we have live pictures from madison square garden behind me. the holy father is celebrating mass. 20,000 invited guests. celebrating the mass in latin, spanish and english. the doors opened at 2:00 this an. i can tell you that there is a concert and now the mass has gotten startedment it will likely wrap up earlier than expected. we got a chance to see him go by in the pope mobile. all the folks got a ticket through a lottery. many of them got there at 4:30 this morning. in order to s

robert: i'm robert burton outside the park where the home team didn't take care of business against the mets. also, can virginia tech beat ohio state again? they did last year. we'll preview that. that is coming up in sports as "abc7 news at 6:00" maureen: social media website lit up after a fireball lit up skies over bangkok at the height of the morning rush. thailand government calling the fireball a meteor or space junk. but there are no reports of any debris striking anywhere in the area. nasa has monumental data back to the earth. it will take a year to et it back to johns hopkin data lab. it will travel 1-4 kilobytes per minute. a new study predicts fewer atlantic hurricanes in the coming decade. it's in "nature geoscience." the authors say the water around greenland is cooler and less salty. they predict the next few years are similar to 1970's and 1980's. in the district a monumental effort is underway to move a beach. indoor beach. jeff goldberg is live to explain. >> if you have been down here in the last few months and seen the beach you may have wondered what is going to hap

robert: i'm robert burton. the wizards kick off training camp. and the skins move another big player. that is coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. leon: "7 on your side" is on your side with consumer news about protecting your money. new chip protected credit cards is rolling out and it has the impact on the future of rap iting small businesses -- operating small businesses. we look at the new security feature. diane cho? diane: if you received a new credit card in the mail it likely had a gold or metallic chip on it to help protect your card from fraud. a business owner we talked to today says he hasn't received information about the new changes. >> here, the owner says he still waiting on the upfriday for the equipment to read the chip card. >> we assumed we eat go new terminal. >> but he says the wait continues because he says part of the agreement with the bank they were supposed to provid him with the new equipment but he says they never told him when he would receive them. >> other businesses made the switch because on thursday if th

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she battled back, burton comes to the net and hits long. set and let's out a sigh of emotion and she won the second set easily 6- 3. venus also moves on. >>> it's obvious what happened in this match. lost 6-2, 6-1. >> it's the racquet's fault. >> cocoa not happy. >>> jim harbaugh's debut as the new coach at michigan is tomorrow night at utah. right up against his old team, the 49ers. >> going to be watched by a lot of people. it's the first game in college football that i'm aware of and the only other games are nfl preseason games. having had some experience and playing and coaches in those games, i understand people probably tune in and then switch over to our game pretty quick. >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> 9ers and chargers tomorrow night at channel 5 at 7 p.m. right around halftime of that "other game." >>> four corners backs are vying for the 49ers starting position tomorrow night. one has been recovering from an acl injury for nearly two years. >> got one surgery, rehab and went to the combine, they did x- rays to find out the graf

robert burton has the highlights. robert, what happened? robert: we call it in a highlights, but that was being nice. the public and happened, they do not have the best reputation. to the panicly button, but when do you press it? press the button tonight. they opened the floodgates for the mets, in the seventh inning the mets put thing up a five spot. a lot of walks. a lot of unhappy fans. in the eighth inning, the mets take the lead. hello, goodbye, solo shot. mets up 8-7. they win by that score. we were in the clubhouse after the game and we will hear from coach matt williams. alison: some of the shots of fans with their head in their hands sums it up for stop robert: you see it all too often. ahead, and abc news exclusive, hillary clinton apologizing for using personal e-mail during her time at the state department. also, a clerk is out of jail. intensifying the debate over gay marriage licenses. what kim davis told supporters after being released. and the ceo of a major airlines is stepping down. we live in a pick choose, choose, choose

the chief of station a fellow named burton gerber and his wife rosalie took it out and try to test it at a vegetable market and bergen put one unit in his pocket and rosalie put the other. rozalia gluck to the cucumbers and burton scooted to the tomatoes and they decided to try to send each other messages. with the sole device which was called the discus, that was its codename, there was a red light you had to see when you press the button to make sure your message got through. erdmann found himself standing in the edge to -- vegetable market looking in a shirt pocket to see the red light was on and he thought you know what kind of choreography of espionage is that if you are standing in the open looking in your shirt pocket? he didn't want to give that to tolkachev and when they eventually did you become tolkachev only used it once. he sent a message to the cia saying can we meet tomorrow? lots of smart well-intentioned people at cia worked on this electronics and i don't want to belittle it because i think high technology, american ingenuity was a big advantage in the cold war. it w

there was doubt about whether christian burton actually pulled the trigger on the gun. the attempted carjacking happened along keller avenue in oakland in april, 2013. >> it means a longer battle, but it also means the battle's not done. it wasn't an acquittal. and i feel, which they could have done. they could have decided to acquit, and they didn't. >> reporter: jurors did, however convict 17-year-old david mcneil of first-degree murder and felony carjacking. he was convicted of two other felonies and sources involved with the case say that the combination could lengthen mcneil's sentence from 50 years to life in prison. mcneil is scheduled to be sentenced december 4th. now attorneys for the burton case are expected to be two weeks from now, and that could be the first step to determine whether or not he will have a retrial. quinn, meanwhile, had just been accepted to stanford physician assistance school, and the bioiers had lived in dublin, both worked as paramedics, had been married less than a year. live in oakland, nbc bay area news. >> so heart breaking. okay, th

robert burton is here with how all of this happened. robert: when you think things are trying to quiet down, then this happens. unbelievable. leon: i believe it. robert: we have broken to stories about the redskins quarterback situation. now a tweet from the wife of gm scott mcclellan -- mcclellan -- mccloughan. a statement issued from the team mccloughanof ms. says -- as far as we were told, her twitter account has since been shut down the that twitter will get you. -- shut down. that twitter will get you. leon: this is getting ridiculous. robert: a new reality show here in d.c. , new still ahead controversy over gay marriage licenses in kentucky. the clerk who is fighting the system. and too much homework? we will have a new study for you. and a major shift in policy that has -- at the elite army ranger leon: developing now, a battle over same-sex marriage in kentucky. this week, the supreme court ordered clerk kim davis to start issuing marriage licenses. she still is refusing to do so on moral grounds. the aclu wants her to be held

. >>> serena williams continuing her grand slam quest versus kiki burton at the u.s. open.ally led in the first set but williams rallied in the fourth and won the tie break 7-5. and then the second set, 6-3. so serena wins in straight sets advancing to the third round. >>> number one play of the morning, there's julia jacks of walnut creek. look! how did he do that? swings the putter all the way back. the ball flies off the head of the putter. it's a cinderella story. he is from walnut creek. he is headed to the golf team at northgate high school nwc. i'm dennis o'donnell. we have a football game tonight. chargers-49ers right here on the big 5. i'll be there for the game and the post-game show. see you there. >> really, we got a game tonight? you bet we do! thank you. >>> play of the day, how about some baseball. tampa bay at baltimore. great catch orioles steve pierce with a catch over the wall. going,gunning, pulling it right back into the ballpark. brandon guyier, sorry, that's pulled back into camden yards. orioles won 7-6 in the play of the day. >>> 5:25. it's a myster