cathy baker. >>> it is 4:05, and we are looking at the pope's agenda. he officially kicks off the visit to the united states. the pope has decided on a more modest ride on his visit, a fiat. caroline? >> reporter: good morning, to you, claudine. the pope has never shied away from issues where the two leaders are definitely split. president obama gave him a warm greeting this morning. he will join congress, the first pope ever to do so. >> with the government shut- down looming, they will continue this week's relentless attack on women's health care. >> reporter: he will speak in d.c. and philadelphia. >> it is to illustrate the deep admiration that people have for pope francis and his leadership. >> reporter: it's designated as a national security event with security taking the lead. >>> pope francis will officially declare junipero ser ra a saint. he is buried at caramel. it will show it at 1:00 on a jumbotron. many people feel he should not be honored because of the harsh treatments of native americans. >> it doesn't mean that someone was perfect. we

cathy was a special person and valued member of our laboratory.much she will be missed. five other people were also hurt, none of them seriously. baker was named cfo after working with the lab 11 years prior to her promotion. abc 7 news has identified the woman driving the suv as 80-year-old deacon of livermoral. >> they've had a hard life

>> reporter: cathy pierce was one of the first protesters to show up. clearly, the dennist had touched a nerve. >> he's despicable. he's-- he's a killer. he's a murderer. poor cecil. i mean, how many lions do we have left? you have to kill them all? >> reporter: palmer has repeatedly claimed no one in his hunting party knew who the lion was. >> blood money! >> reporter: as people entered his office today, protesters tried to guilt them into turning back. no one did. >> how is an animal more important than human life? >> reporter: stephanie mcchaelis is a bloomington resident who defended dr. palmer. >> i have concern that there is no priorities in this country as far as what human dignity is, and we're worried about a lion and you want to shut down some man's business who paid to go on

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right now police chief cathy lanier is facing the public talking about her fight against violent crime. the chief is also talking up today's major drug bust of synthetic drugs but not everybody is satisfied. ellison bar bower live now with the latest developments. >> reporter: this district is one that serves most of northeast d.c. they're all areas that chief lanier says have become ground zero for synthetic drugs. even after today not everyone is convinced that the police are doing enough. >> i could go there right now -- (please stand by, audio difficulties) >> you're lock up the children but you are not locking up the big-times. >> reporter: she and others piled into a meeting room to make sure chief cathy lanier heard all about it. lanier says she understands those frustrations. she lives in this neighborhood, too. >> when i come through here every single day, i stop and get out of my car and call an ambulance. it is extremely frustrating. the frustration i heard was we're not doing enough, and i agree. >> reporter: but she's convinced today's seizure caught a massive supply. >> t

jaime: aÚn no hay decisiÓn en el caso de juan francisco lÓpez sÁnchez por la muerte de cathy pero lae san mateo, alameda y marÍn ya estÁn cooperando con autoridades migratorias y hoy concurrente en santa clara debe participar de nuevo programa de prioridad inmigraciÓn y darle a ais 48 horas de aviso antes de liberar a indocumentados que han cometido delitos serios movimientos. >> yo soy una estudiante indocumentada y a mi eso me traerÍa miedo. >> todas las vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica, asalto sexual, trata de personas no van a buscar ese apoyo en esa protecciÓn que tienen legalmente por miedo de que Éstos puedan resultar que ellas, las vÍctimas o familiares sean deportados. jaime: decenas de personas acudieron a la audiencia para dar testimonios en contra y a favor. la inmigrante venezolana tatiana alejandro apoya notificar a ais sobre indocumentados violentos. >> yo pienso que no tiene nada que ver con el racismo, lo que tratan de traer al tema es que lo ponen al frente esto del racismo , esa gente que tal vez son racistas entre ellos mismos. jaime: actualmente el condado no entr

good to see you cathy. suspicious fire burned several home as nearby fire hydrants are tampered with and they defend what happened the family is calling for justice. an a billion dollar view. we'll show you the plan to build not one, but two sky scrapers in camden right on the water front. cecily. >> high pressure brought us warm sunshine today and tracking low pressure meandering off the coast of georgia i got new information on where it's moving wlaen it means for the weekend we'll have the latest in the accuweather forecast. >> madonna is in concert tonight. a medical report on de marco i'm the parent of a victim of sex trafficking. people need to know that even good kids from good neighborhoods are still vulnerable to this tricked environment where they're being taken off the street and put into bondage. >> we want to show you a live picture tonight from sky6 camera atop the dow building pointing at setup in front of independence hall. this is a beautiful picture. he will dlvr a speech on immigration an

. >> chief cathy lanier talks about a historic synthetic drug bust in the district. how police caught on to this massive shipment. >>> in the middle of one of the hottest weeks of the year, why these seniors are staying in an apartment lobby to keep cool. >> "news4 at 11" starts now. >> it is the biggest synthetic drug bust in d.c. history. and tonight chief cathy lanier says she has no doubt about where all this was headed. >> 19,000 pacts of bizarro, 265 pounds. new tonight, we can show you where that bust happened. news4's jackie bensen live where it went down off blair road in northwest d.c. jackie? >> reporter: we're told a police dog alerted on this at a shipping facility in howard county last thursday. but this storage facility were police found the drugs. they were in time to keep them off the streets of district. 265 pounds of synthetic drugs labeled bizarro. more than $2 million worth of blueberry favored human misery, destined for the streets of district of columbia. >> i guarantee that that shipment that we got today, that was destined for the gas station

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good to see you cathy. suspicious fire burned several home as nearby fire hydrants are tampered with and they defend what happened the family is calling for justice. an a billion dollar view. we'll show you the plan to build not one, but two sky scrapers in camden right on the water front. cecily. >> high pressure brought us warm sunshine today and tracking low pressure meandering off the coast of georgia i got new information on where it's moving wlaen it means for the weekend we'll have the latest in the accuweather forecast. >> madonna is in concert tonight. a medical report on de marco marc-andre fleury owe murray. a medical report on de marco marc-andre fleury owe murray. kalesk pass kalesk dunkin' donuts' dark roast coffee is deliciously roasted for a bold start and smooth finish. for a limited time, ddperks members can get any size dark roast coffee for 99 cents. ddperks. that's loyalty. america runs on dunkin'. >> we want to show you a live picture tonight from sky6 camera atop the dow building poin

police have no confidence in chief cathy lanier according to a poll taken over the weekend by the d.c. police union. >> now 1/3 of those union members voted and 97% of them said they don't think lanier is doing a good job, but those are not the only opinions that matter. ellison barber has more on how the public feels tonight. >> reporter: crime in d.c. has been in the news for months from drive-byes to homicides. many believe there's a problem, but not everyone believe the chief is to blame. >> cathy lanier, she's doing a hell of a job. >> reporter: glenn williams has lived in southeast d.c. since 1962 in an area that's seen its fair share of homicides, more than enough this year, but williams doesn't think these problems should be blamed on chief lanier. >> people are going to do what they do. >> reporter: it's an opinion very different from members of the d.c. police union. as the murder rates climb, they say the chief is making all the wrong decisions. >> we're the people that have to see the results of her leadership style and the decisions that she's making and the negative impa

police chief cathy lanier holding another public meeting to address the surge in violence in the city over the summer. a resident can go and address their concerns. they're worried, upset and frustrated about what's going on in their city. we heard a lot about those concerns at another meeting last night in southwest. these meetings happen at least once a month and last night's meeting had more than 50 people. i'm told typically there are no more than just five people that attend these. they're concerned and frustrated by what's happening. 105 homicides in the city this year alone. one of the latest the most upsetting. 13-year-old taije chambliss was shot in the leg. thankfully she's going to be okay and not only that she's coming forward to talk about the violence. she showed up last night at that meeting in southwest with a bullet still lodged in her leg and talked about what happened to her. >> i fully support stopping the gang violence and the shooting and stuff because i'm a victim of it. i don't want it to happen to anybody else. >> have brave little girl. when she left the meet

cover the papal visit, cathy live all weekend at our studio on the parkway. can't wait. follow our special twitter handle at 6 abc pope on the papal visit. >>> talk about a special delivery, a police escort led an ups truck this afternoon, inside a special creation, the 75 by 9 foot runner that pope francis will walk on when he steps on the plane in philadelphia. the weave team were honored to be part of making this history of course and she is the one help to bring this red carpet to our area. >> talk about a special delivery, a police escort led an ups truck from pendale inside was a special creation, a 7 by 9 foot runner that pope francis will walk on when he steps off the plane in philadelphia. >> i am honored to be part of making this history and part of this historic moment. >> to know that we did this carpeting and he is walking on it, it's amazing. using 100 miles of wool yarn and a million stitches, the weave team at this family owned business spent three months making three rugs, the one he whacks on when he arrives and departs and two to be used at

i'll bring cathy in. as we look at st. joe's university.s up expectedly and do things you don't necessarily see from his predecessors, it's not surprising? >> we have seen him take detours from his speeches the last few days, he goes off script a lot. and we all kind of surmise that he will take a side trip somewhere. we didn't know where it would be, we heard rumors perhaps, one of the jesuit establishments in the city. it makes for an easy spot and he goes slightly -- a slight detour but not too far off course and now he can get back to the parkway when he is suppose to be here. >> now we see the pope's motorcade departing st. joe's university and other groups requested he stop by and bless their monuments and many of them had high hopes but he could not fit in everyone and this one is special and there he is waiving to the crowd and the excitement just reached a clam arctic moment. >> many students were hoping he would make the stop at the campus and indeed they did. >> lets talk about the mass that is expected to get underway in just ab

that -- as d-c's police union votes "no confidence" in chief cathy lanier. roz plater is live at m-p-d headquarters with our top story tonight. roz? roz. >> indeed it is. that girl back home tonight. hour ago. about an her mother said she is crying and traumatized to have to come back to the same place she was shot. a group of ght, neighbors got together to brainstorm about how to stop the violence. bright lights, a portable surveillance camera near the spot where a 13-year-old girl was shot saturday evening. the unintended target of a drive-by shooting. >> it's not safe here. the police station is blocks away. only god protects us, that's it. >> despite the saturation of police across the city, the -- there was a surge in shootings and two more homicides. the rise in violent behavior is rampant. >> city council members packed a building desperately looking for , including jobs for young people. >> they will tell you if they had job opportunities, they might not do these other things. traited, and don't have an outlet. >> they agree more police will help, bu

hi, cathy. cathy: hello, how are you? peter: good. cathy: thank you so much for your c-span.'ve enjoyed so many of the first ladies, and i wanted to say thank you. my question a little bit has been answered already regarding lucy mercer, but i did have a couple more other questions. did eleanor know about all of the other arrangements that was made for lucy and mr. roosevelt to get together? did anna have involvement in this? and lucy mercer, was she married? i think she was. and did she have any children? and what year did she pass away? and did she have any books that lucy mercer ever wrote regarding being a private secretary for mrs. roosevelt or anything like that? peter: all right, cathy, thank you. more about lucy mercer. who wants to start? allida: well, i'll just do it briefly so we can get onto -- no disrespect intended, but to an important part of the eleanor story. eleanor did not know about the arrangements that some of the staff had made for lucy to return to fdr's life. she does marry a wealthy south carolina businessman, winthrop rutherfurd. eleanor -- anna roo

. >> alecia :within minutes of seeing flames far away in the mountains, cathy stipanov gatehred the family's 3 dogs in a trailer, and tried to get out, but the smoke was too thick. she lost control and drove into an embankment. >> : i tried to go back but all the trees were on fire so i crawled back up the embankment >> alecia :the black lab and 2 jack russels died in the inferno. betty sanders had no idea she would come back home to see her home standing, or her horses alive. >> : my husband told me it was all gone >> alecia :while they are checking for damages families in healdsburg, came together to raise money for fire victims. children wrote cards, and adults dropped off cash and checks. >> : right now it's 880 homes, plus people are deadit's a real serious situation. bill >> alecia >>:the important thing is that these funds don't get lost in a bureaucracy it but gets used locally >> alecia :for those that were able to come back home, they say it's time to pick up the pieces and move forward. reporting in middletown. >> vicki : while evacuees from the valley fire figure out what to do a

. >> reporter: not so much, says cathy walker, whose 73-year-old mother has lived here for 15 years.or years, walker says her mom has been slowly priced out, and in april, it jumped up to where it's unaffordable. >> it will be about $1200 for a new apartment. last year it was $12 want 79. so they take her percentage now and add $79. this year they were going raise her to $1369. hi her talk to the office at heritage park and they lowered to t to $1339, but she's she's still having to pay the $139 extra that section 8 is not goirchg. >> there's an ethical issue with it. >> reporter: how many section 8 residents live here? >> at one point, there were 36. >> reporter: a explosionperson says the new rent and sex section 8 plan were approved by the housing authority of the city of livermore. >> if you have a story you would like to share with once head to our website. there, you can submit your story under the my kron 4 story tab. it's at kron4.com. >>> new droplet developments in the hunt for the arizona freeway shooter. police say the person of interest detained yesterday is not a prime

cathy was a special person and valued member of our laboratory. it's hard to put into words how much she will be missed. five other people were also hurt, none of them seriously. baker was named cfo after working with the lab 11 years prior to her promotion. abc 7 news has identified the woman driving the suv as 80-year-old deacon of livermoral. >> they've had a hard life and aukt to consider possibly giving up driving. i say only if they're really impeded in some way. >> police say deacon was not seriously hurt at the scene, but could face charges depending on the outcome of the investigation. in livermore, abc 7 news. >> two people are recovering after a truck slammed into four kal tran vehicles this morning. they were on southbound 17 in campbell. you can see the truck flipped on its side. authorities say the driver was traveling too close to where the cal transvehicles were parked on the shoulder. >> the three niners fans accused of beating up a minnesota viking's fan were formally charged with assault this afternoon. he's facing up to four ye

richard: this is chief cathy lanier's first public meeting. she was given a no-confidence vote in the wake of the homicide numbers. she says those voting against her are in the minority. >> a lot of the strategies we have used, i have gotten officers and sergeants involved in that strategy. richard: officers seized a record 265 pounds of synthetic drugs. >> we are committed to going after these synthetics wherever they are coming from and sending a commences -- a message that we are not going to give up. achard: they say it is not policing problem, but a community problem. >> maybe when people do not have jobs and any way to support themselves, they may be taken in a just people who do have something. union hashe police pushed for a return to the quick action vice squads. says she does not want to do that and will stick with all hands on deck. a scary ordeal aboard a metro train today. a woman tried to snatch a toddler out of a stroller. caughtsay the woman was by another passenger and held on the floor of the train. this happened on an orange

. >>> right now, in dc, police chief cathy lainier is meeting to talk what the district is doing to fight crime. they have seen the biggest jump in homicides since last year. she plans to listen to the ideas for tackling the violence. >>> we had a few spotty storms and it is not done yet. topper shutt says keeps the umbrellas handa. >> especially friday, we had good storms earlier, but over the last hour, first alert doppler has nothing to the north of town, one big storm exited over toward the bay, went through baltimore. the big storms earlier, hour or so ago in frederick are gone. to the south this is really diminished around culpeper and looking at light showers. if it is green, it is light activity moving off the south and the east. looking at just a few showers for the next, say, hour. by 9:00 just few clouds, still muggy, 81 downtown, 74 gaithersburg and low to mid 70s everywhere. by 11:00, 79 downtown, 72 gaithersburg, 73 frederick, 74 in la plata. early morning taechs upper 60s-- temperatures upper 60s. a few thunderstorms tomorrow and still hot. but more thunderstorms and not as

. >> cathy will talk to dc residents about the mayor's anticrime initiative at a round table discussion tonight at the 5th district snaegz in northeast-- station in northeast and we will have highlights. >>> a public viewing is taking place for marvin mandel, the former maryland governor. larry hogan and other officials were there to greet family members. the funeral is tomorrow in pikesville. >>> mark herring is running for election, he was considered likely candidate for governor but he wants to build on the progress he is making as statetop attorney. >>> depending where you are, you may be seeing some showers around you. >> the good news there, actually waning now, dissipating a little bit. bad news, there is fairly heavy activity on parts of the metro area. lets start with live look outside, not so bad in northwest, little sun. temperatures hot, no doubt about that. down to 87. relative humidity 53% on the board of uncomfortable. winds wester ly at 9. here is the first alert doppler over the last hour. really, the heaviest activity by far and away, howard county, montgomery, frederi

cathy was off to the mall after she talked with our don timoney to find something to wear when she meet security teams ramming up around the city of course as the pope's arrival nears. coming up at 5:00 what you need to know about the barriers now set in place. ♪ ♪ with the new chase freedom mobile app, you can simply redeem, pay, and go. the new chase freedom mobile app. the card is for the essentials. the cash back is for the fun. chase. so you can. >> almost here yesterday, the address will address congress for the first time in washington, d.c. hear the hot button topics that could make political waves on capitol hill. plus the university of delaware officials now say what look lick a hate crime was all a mistake watch they say was left hanging from those trees that were mace taken for nooses, and huge drug bust in philadelphia, worth $6 million, find out the interesting place investigators say cocaine was found stashed. >> good day everyone, it is thursday, september 24th, just about, what, a day and a half, two days until pope arrives. >> should be fun, sue serio. little rain in t

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 around through this morning. temperatures will inch their way and shower chances move in by late this afternoon on into the evening. so as a result, have the umbrella with you just to play it safe. you'll be dry this morning. the longer you'

former "action news" reporter, cathy gandolfo is joining our team this weekend, she'll join our live coverage from the above the parkway she was in the newsroom getting a lot of hugs and greetings an old experienced hand so much knowledge so exciting to be a part of the team this weekend. >> we'll have more on the coverage of the pope's visit coming up. >> looking live out across independence hall where we'll see the pope this afternoon talking about immigration and religious freedom. david murphy will be back with an update on the forecast. >> we are taking a live look from our dow building sky 6 camera at independence mall. they are getting set up for pope francis' peach on immigration. -- speech on immigration, it will take place at 5:00 p.m. >> we've been marking on the pope's vigor almost 80 years old. we'll see a schedule where he goes all day. he'll arrive at philadelphia international airport at 9:30 and go straight to saints peter and paul to celebrate mass at 10:30. you'll see him with the speech on immigration and religious freedom that will be followed by papal parades at

police chief cathy lanier will hold a public meeting to talk about what's going on in the district. it will be one of several meetings we've seen recently addressing the violence this summer including the more than 105 homicides. last night one meeting was held in southwest at the first district station. typically these meetings have around five people attending but last night more than 50 people showed up. the guests that drew the most attention and praise was 13- year-old taije chambliss, the girl shot in the leg on sunday. >> we fully support stopping the gang violence and the shooting because i don't want it to happen to anybody else. >> tonight's meeting will be at 7:00 at the fifth district station on bladensburg road in northeast. chief lanier will announce the expansion of the anticrime initiative and how the department plans to fight the spike in violence. >>> former governor marvin mandel lays in repose at the maryland state house. the viewing in annapolis will remain open to the public till 8:00 tonight. mandel, a democrat, died sunday. he was 95 years old. he was marylan

cathy lanier did stress they will offer job training to repeat offenders so they have a chance to be a productive member of society. >>> the rape accusation in that now discredit "rolling stone" article. critics say the school could protect privacy by removing names. >>> alexandria is ramping up efforts to cross-train firefighters and paramedics. the program is voluntary for some workers. some emergency workers were concerned they will be looked over for promotions if they don't choose to cross-train as firefighters. the program will save the city $3 million a year. >>> that is not the only ruling coming out of that meeting coming up in a few minutes. first, let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. hot once again? >> yeah, i know, i'm not happy about that. i refuse to run in 90 degree weather. that means another day i get to sit around and wait for the cooler weather. overall weather impact on the day will be fairly low. hot and humid, yes. rain chances arriving probably the metro area, not so well after the sun goes down. waking up this morning, it's sticky and fee

cathy helps to run the program. >> first of all, should know tennis and scoring, you have to know the score, when to throw the ball, when not to throw the ball. >> reporter: basically you have to lock down running, throwing, and catching. i didn't quite do it like this guy did. it obvious takes some skill. no big surprise i didn't get the gig. i did, however, earn my uniform. thank you so much. and, yes, there's always next year. jenna wolf, nbc news, new york. >>> as summer draws to a close, there is one last pool party to tell you about. this one's for the dogs. enjoying their day in the pool in kansas city, missouri. it's an end of summer tradition there. in the morning it was the small and senior dogs. in the afternoon, the large dogs to take a dip. good news for any pups who may have missed their chance today, they'll have another one tomorrow. >> when we come back, checking out on two wheels. the library that comes to you. >>> finally tonight, in an age when much of what we need is on the screen, it's nice to know that libraries are alive and well. and to keep them connected to

including former reporter, cathy gandolfo, who has been to the vatican city several times for "action news." and she is rejoining our team for the parkway studio. >> we are excited to see her. you can watch "action news's" coverage at the corner of seventh and eighth and market street east on the rooftop digital display and showing it in atlantic city and up and down the boardwalk on the boardwalk network and if you are in the car, we are simultaneously having coverage. >> and we include digital updates live from the newsroom. papal news every half hour starting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and sun morning and watch our updates on 6abc.com as well and the 6 abc news app. or the freedom to choose what doctor you want to see. so if you have medicare parts a and b, consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these let you choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. you're not stuck in a network, because there aren't any. plus, these plans help cover some of the part b

today, kathy-r cathy lanier will be holding a meeting in the 5th district today. >> there are leaders out here that are going to suffer. so it's in our interest to make sure that the fop has what they need. but it's also in our interest that chief lanier and here team have what they need as well. >> and that was the d.c. advisory council chairman saying both the union and chief have to work together. you can meet the chief and ask her questions at the 5th district headquarters tonight at 7:00. >>> video captured by police body cameras will be public record in maryland. the panel put together to come up with new rules for the use of body cameras in annapolis. now lawmakers have to make changes in the public information act. and the public will not make any recommendations on how the video will be stored. full recommendations expected later this fall. >>> new video into the live desk after police arrested the second suspect in a shrine bombing in bangkok. take a look at the arrest that happened near the cambodia border. police are not yet confirming this man's nationality, but he does s

the woman killed was 49-year-old cathy baker, the chief financial officer at the lawrence livermore lab. >> we also have new develops from the valley fire. the death toll has climbed to four people. the body of robert fletcher was found near cobb. he's one of two men that firefighters have been searching for. the fire has now burned more than 76,000 acres. it's 80% contained. nbc bay area's christie smith is in middletown for us where federal workers have arrived where you are to help the evacuees. >> that's right. exactly what fema can do for people will depend on their personal situation, and they caution, they may not be able to make everyone whole again. but already, here in middletown, people are starting to register with fema and reach out. >> so i'm a little raw inside. and i see that the fema truck has just arrived and it brings tears to my eyes. >> gale breathes a sigh of relief as she picked up a contact number for fema. the number is for a friend staying with her after losing nearly everything in the valley fire. >> i don't know what's going to be available for a renter. you

. >> joining us now this weekend will be former "action news" reporter cathy gandolfo.raveled to the vatican and rome many times. she'll share her experiences and knowledge of the catholic church with us this weekend. >> looking for what to it. back to you jim. >> back to you jim. >> thank you rick and monica. let's head to sharrie williams live at eakins oval. sharrie, you have a front row seat for all that will take place there this week. >> reporter: yeah, jim, a front row seat including a glimpse into what we can expect this weekend. take a look at what's happening on the stage. we know that actor producer mark wahlberg is on the stage right now. he's in the middle of a walk through for this weekend's festivities. he's a part of those and what you're hearing right now is actually a sound check for the musical group the fray. of course they are performing this weekend as we know. but we want to give you a look into where we will be all weekend. this is such a historic moment that the 6abc studios are on the road so to speak so this is our eakins oval studio. brian ta

right now we're hearing this morning that cathy mcmorris rogers of washington will not be in the running. the other big thing they have to deal with is the shutdown legislation. the senate tried to move something forward to extend our current budget until december 11th to give them a few more months to deal with it. it looks like it is possible that they can get that done by midnight tomorrow night by the deadline. one of the big hang-ups there was funding for planned parenthood. and the president of planned parenthood will be here on the had hill to testify. >> tracie potts on capitol hill for us, thank you. >>> she continued to hit me on my face. after that, i lost consciousness. >> a translator you heard there helping lina tell news 4 she considers the action in this video a clear case of excessive force. she says she may sue the police department. it charged her with assaulting the officer who hit her outside a bar in prince george's county in july. >> now uribe's attorneys say this grainy video shows the officer throwing her to the ground and hitting her head. pictures show her face

the bipartisan effort as always been spearheaded by cathy mrs. mcmorris rodgers, active member of our committee. this bill brings clarity and alleviate the unnecessary requirements that the rule has placed on businesses across the country. take for example my michigan-based company domino's, it has 34 million potential different menu combinations. and has nutrition information for your particular order and 91% of their orders are placed online. requiring in-store information for 34 million potential menu items would cost each store nearly $5 million and wouldn't address the problem of informing consumers. no doubt that the u.s. should have a policy for menu labeling. we need to take a pragmatic approach. the goal is ensuring customers have the information and in order to do that, we need to make sure companies can comply. the current situation fails to address the needs of consumers and places enormous burdens on businesses. as it stands, restaurants and similar retail food establishments have until december 1 of this year to comply with the fina

six were injured and 49-year-old cathy baker was killed. officers say her husband was there when it happened. >> it was, you know, chaos. injured people. and other people trying to help the injured. >> today, baker's coworkers shared these pictures. she worked as a cfo in a lab where they plan to hold an remembrance in her honor. the elderry driver was unjured and many people shared their sympathies for the baker family and the woman behind the wheel. >> my first reaction is i feelsariy for her. she's going to live with it for the rest of her life. i'm sure it wasn't intentional. >> the driver's name has not been released, but i did speak to her family off camera who said today has been such a difficult day for them. the d.a. will review the case and decide if any charges will be filed. michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >> firefighters in the south bay have told us this isn't an uncommon problem. you might remember this video from march after a car crashed into a starbucks in cupertino. an elderly driver put his car in drive i

lydia, cathy, and michael, you look a lot younger than the teachers i had to deal with when i was a kidome aboard. nice to have you here. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round.

back here on the parkway we're joined by our wonderful colleague cathy gandolfo.steemed colleague and dear friend cathy gandolfo who came to help us with our coverage of the pope. nice to see you. >> thank you monica. >> what's it like being back. >> it's wonderful. it's just a real honor and privilege for me to be back on this very special weekend in philadelphia history. and i was delighted when the station called me and asked me if i would like to take part in the papal coverage. i jumped at the chance and as you know in my career at channel6 i had the opportunity to cover many papal events here in the united states and in rome. >> seven visits to the vatican. >> seven visits to the vatican. to be able to come back to my hometown and be part of this with this very popular pope francis is a thrill for me and it's great to be back with you, with rick and monica and jim. >> we worked together so long. >> my whole "action news" family. it's a real thrill for me. >> you have covered just a couple popes. i know there was john paul and pope benedict. what is your impr

however, this week's crash killed a cfo of lawrence livermore labs, seen right here, 49-year-old cathieaker. >>> a dead whale washed ashore in the bay area, this time in fremont. the whale is badly decomposes, a young california gray whale. it was spotted near the dumbarton bridge. that's quite a distance from the ocean. nbc bay area's chuck coppola joins us there. they haven't seen a dead whale there in this part of the bay for the last 14 years. >> reporter: that's right. salt pods along highway 84, the marshlands in southern san francisco bay hardly whale territory, but authorities say the dead whale was found along a bike path just north of the dumbarton bridge approach on the east side. it appears to have been a weaned calf that may have become disoriented sometime. that's according to specialists. the beached juvenile california gray whale was found near the fremont side of the dumbarton bridge more than 30 miles into the bay. now rotting, its skin peeling back, pecked away by turkey vultures, it's spotted by bicyclers and hikers near the alameda bike path near coyote hills region

joining us is charles schwab's fixed income strategist cathy jones. on the o curve, the yield on the 30 year was down. you feel like the market is backing away from expecting a rate increase even though there are those out there who feel like we still could get one before the end of the year. >> we could get one by the end of the year, they've obviously said that over and over again, but the question is what's going to be different three weeks, four weeks, five weeks from now that's going to change the way the fed looks at things. >> the stock market, i mean, for one we don't have the august turmoil that people have been referencing. >> they're looking at credit spraeds, the dollar, looking at financial conditions, which is largely credit spraeds and currency spects and those two things are still moves in the wrong direction. maybe they will settle down and reverse, but at this stage of the game they are still moving in the opposite direction. i'm not saying it's off the table, i'm just saying i doubt october is in play. we will have to see how decemb

having work would the cbd for about a year now i have a tremendous respect for exectev director cathy mopeen and her team. they work really hard to understand the processes of the city and do so with a high level of integ rutry on behalf of the neighborhood they serve. as a member of the renewal committee i saw what went into the process and the methodology it use today come windup the renewal. cathy mopen is thoughtful in her approach to insure they serve the needs of the people in the area, both the residence and non profits and businesses and museums and cultural centers woo value as well as visitors and went above and beyond to conduct outreach for the community that is a model. in addition she is done so with the ininvolvement with the board. we are impressed with the cbd and think the neighborhood gets better and hope you support this renewal. >> thank you very much, next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. lawrence lee recollect the administrative director at spur and we ralocated in the community benefit district and just wanted to show strong support because of the

having work would the cbd for about a year now i have a tremendous respect for exectev director cathyopeen and her team. they work really hard to understand the processes of the city and do so with a high level of integ rutry on behalf of the neighborhood they serve. as a member of the renewal committee i saw what went into the process and the methodology it use today come windup the renewal. cathy mopen is thoughtful in her approach to insure they serve the needs of the people in the area, both the residence and non profits and businesses and museums and cultural centers woo value as well as visitors and went above and beyond to conduct outreach for the community that is a model. in addition she is done so with the ininvolvement with the board. we are impressed with the cbd and think the neighborhood gets better and hope you support this renewal. >> thank you very much, next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. lawrence lee recollect the administrative director at spur and we ralocated in the community benefit district and just wanted to show strong support because of their

police chief cathy lanier testified about it. >>> a new study this morning shows the dangerous effectsic drugs have on our community. mayor bowser said 79% of the emergency room cases suspected to be connected to synthetic drugs tested positive. 4% have been related to them as well. you can learn how the government is tackling this this problem on the nbcwashington app. >>> officials will look at scaling back strict standards. they say it was driven by politics, not science. supporters say they're necessary to protect women's health. >>> tonal abortion clinic in manassas will close. it's closing september 28th because the owner is retiring. now there will only be three there. two in falls church and one in alexandria. >>> this morning hundreds of volunteers and rescuers will be looking for a missing 6-year-old in utah. they confirm the boy is the only one still missing after a flash flood washed a away two cars. the boy, his mother, siblings, and cousins were all inside. >>> in nearby zion national park utah rescue will be looking for a woman. they say she's the object person from a gr