it's the chaplain's. what a brain storm. - oh, oh, i, um... - you see, the admiral's never seen chaplain conklin before. get it? we scootch you in, you grab the tea service and you're out in no time. i can't step into the chaplain's shoes. - ah, forget his shoes. wear your own. whatever happened to bell bottom trousers? - bless you. bless you. rest in peace. - oh, chaplain, i see you finally got here. - he did? he did! uh, yes, uh, amen. - i'm mrs. hardesy. - oh, well, nice to see you. - aah! - oh, sorry. - oh, oh, oh, don't worry, chaplain, accidents do happen and besides there's plenty more champaign. chaplain? - hmm, oh, no, i never touch it. chaplain, you know. - well, i thought perhaps on a special occasion like this. oh, i want you to meet my husband. edgar, over here, dear. - the admiral? - yeah. - oh, well, maybe just one for medicinal purposes. [coughing] - chaplain, i'm admiral hardesy. - no, i just caught a large bubble. well, um, i'll see you in church? - church? we're not having the ceremony

that is until an fdny chaplain offered her a coat. >> while the chaplain was walking me over in the snow and slush and these heels, i go wait, a chaplain, you can marry people, and she goes, yeah, i can, and i go will you marry us. >> chaplain and cansfield helped navigate the six blocks to city hall and officiated the ceremony: eyewitness news was first on this morning when the crane collapsed. count on us all weekend on tv and online as we learn more about the investigation and the clean up. >>> new at eleven a police officer for the mta tonight under arrest charged with beating up an 8th grader. this happened at a school in the bronx. turns out the victim was trying to break up another fight. >> reporter: 36-year-old ruben carabia turned himself into police. the off duty mta police officer was arrested and charged with assault for what allegedly happened outside of this school. 13-year-old justin harris claims he was not only attacked by a classmate but the student's dad and mta police officer allegedly joined in. the 8th grader said it started after he tried to defend another student

the fire was called in around 4:00 is morning.our crews on scene say the building is the home to chaplain ministries.we have a crew on their way to learn more details about the fire.as soon as we know more, online. 3 3 the focus now turns to the democrats.. as they prepare for the south carolina primary -- this saturday. saturday.that means another week full of campaign stops for us here in the upstate. upstate.bernie sanders drew a crowd of thousands at the bon secours wellness arena on sunday.the vermont senator talked to supporters about concerns the nation is facing and how he plans to address them if elected president. sanders touched on topics like equal pay for women. one of the concerns he has is about the current minimum wage. 3 3 3 "and when we talk about wages let's put it out on the table and the fact is the federal minimum wage which also exists in many states of 7 dollars and 25 cents an hour is a starvation wage." wage."right now -- sanders is trailing hillary clinton in the polls here in south carolina. 3 hillary clinton will have stops in columbia this week. five mothers

sixteen-hour shifts await paul - or the other volunteer chaplains ... with paul drawing on his years of empathy - and his faith... amid the range of emotions and sorrow that can come in this setting. " 28:45 my work with st. luke's as an on-call chaplain is the most rewarding with a tie between my work with that's been a life time of helping other people during the most stressful moments -- - years w wh hospice of mercy and 30 years with the marion fire department. " 29:49. while everyone is running away from a fire, you're running towards it and you can provide a valuable service to that family that no one else can do. " where, in a world of strangers, paul rehn wants to be a caring voice -- sometimes a familiar one for those from marion -- but one who offers his heart... when other hearts are tender. " 26:21. i've always felt that all of us have an obligation to give back because we're taking the benefits that others have done to get us to this point so i've always elt we've always had an obligation to give back " each of our nine who care honorees wi

a chaplain helped her get to the ceremony she was late for. >> while the chaplain was walking me over in the snow and slush and heels. and i said wait a minute, chaplain, you can marry people. >> okay would you mary us. >> reporter: she performed the impromptu ceremony. her husband is very thankful. >> the chaplain was there and was able to turn, even though it was a tragedy, turn it into of us. >> reporter: they kept talking about the victims of the collapse, and they kept thinking about their families and praying for them. they also told me that they were thankful that they were able to call each over on their cell phones so at no moment did they feel like, they didn't know if the other was injured. report live, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> if you would like to see more pictures from the scene of the crane collapse. we have a slide show at abc7ny.com. >>> police in new jersey are investigating an apparent case of the knock out game after a video of the attack was posted on social media. the video showed up on this week. it shows someone throwing a punch and apparently knocking stre

the same is true for the lifelong caps' fan jeff dwyer, chaplain for the washington capitals and helpslayers like the injured jay beagle worship while managing life with a sports team. >> it's just a way to kind of have a 30-minute chapel program and, you know, refocus on what really matters. >> the players actually share their testimony. >> reporter: jeff's day job as pastor of indian head pastor church and has been a chaplain with hockey for 7 years. you could do it in a lot of places. why with hockey teams? >> that's where god has put my heart. >> reporter: and it's where connor may find his calling, too. t' individual is struggling with spiritually and mentally that you want to work with rather than i'm going to pray for 30 goals this season. >> in hockey, any sport, there is a lot of injuries. so it definitely tests your faith. that's for sure. >> reporter: connor's favorite bible verse plays into sports injuries. >> no matter what has happened in the past t doesn't dictate your future. >> reporter: diane roberts, wusa 9 sports. >> thank you so much, diane. >>> and many college an

the department chaplain, father markham, got picked up on a dwi about an hour ago in the 8th. at 9:00 in the morning? it's 5:00 somewhere, as they say. where was stopped? this time, on the west side highway. this time? turns out, it's the fourth time in two months, and this morning, he rear-ended another car. the lady was fine. the pc's office might want to reach out to her, make sure she's doing okay. let legal handle it. a goodwill gesture? could look like a cover-up. understood. where is he being held? actually, he's sleeping it off in the back room at mcderry's. (sighs) i'm not sure i heard you correctly. the officer who made the initial stop realized he was our chaplain, and he was trying to do the right thing by him. (sighs) which is why i never heard about the other three dwis. each time he got popped, it went farther up the chain of command, and now that we have an accident report to fill out... it landed on your desk. and now, on yours. (sighs) (crowd chatter) how's everything over here, erin? delicious, as always. i'll take this when you're ready. thanks. so, what's

and the chaplain proveed new yorkers really are helpful. >> the bride calls her the coolest fdny chaplain ever. on our web site you'll find the entire clip of the crane as it went down. we're expecting an update from the city on the situation tomorrow. >>> one of the two nypd a bronx housing complex is home tonight with his family. [ applause ] >> this is fellow officers applauding as the officer left lincoln hospital this afternoon. the 29-year-old was shot in the nose. his partner, officer cruz, was shot in the stomach. she is still hospitalized. the police commissioner who met with the officer today says he is happy both are doing well. >>> now to the weather, after a snow covered morning, look at the roads there, look at tonight. the real danger is black ice. big drop in temperatures could make the roads slick. lonnie quinn in the weather center with more. >> as of now, going through the overnight hours you worry about black ice. as far as the snow we picked up today, don't have to wait long, already forming in the pacific northwest. next week lots of chances for snow. we'll talk abou

. >> a chaplain was a hero for one couple. chaplain saw them walk out of a salon into the snowy street in her wedding gown. she helped her navigate the crane site. she was on the way to city hall her city hall wedding{ apaintment so the chaplain came to the wedding again and performed the wedding. >> that is the new york spirit right there. >> isn't that incredible. >> let's talk about our weather. >> well, it's cold out there and plenty of snow across the area today. many areas seeing up to a foot of snow and a lot of melting after that because the sun came out. now it's freezing over as the temperatures drop down below freezing across the area this evening. this picture looks pretty benign right now from the top of the rock camera but it is cold outside. but the reading in central park is at 33 degrees so just above 32. just above freezing but it feels like it's in the 20s. that's going to be the case throughout the night. the winds aren't gusty but they're brisk and that slush and snow freezing over after some melting today

morning we're following breaking news in greenville county.firefighters are on scene of a fire at chaplain ministries on pine knoll drive. we're told the fire was called in around 4:00 this morning.fire crews say the is under control. we can also tell you that waddell road is currently closed as crews clean up.as soon as we know more, we'll update you on air and online. 3 3 the focus now turns to the democrats.. as they prepare for the south carolina primary -- this saturday. saturday.that means another week full of campaign stops for us here in the upstate. upstate.bernie sanders drew a crowd of thousands to the bon secours wellness arena on sunday.the vermont senator talked to supporters about concerns the nation is facing and how he plans to address them if elected president. sanders touched on topics like equal pay for women. one of the concerns he has is about the current minimum wage. 3 3 3 "and when we talk about wages let's put it out on the table and the fact is the federal minimum wage which also exists in many states of 7 dollars and 25 cents an hour is a starvation wage." wage.

a chaplain, a chaplain. my kingdom for a chaplain. - sir, i just remembered. the captain of a ship can perform the marriage ceremony, uh-huh. - elroy, you've just won yourself the medal of honor, boy. - oh, sir. - fetch a bible. fetch a bible. - there's one down below. - ohh. - move! - sir, here it is. - bless you, boy. bless you. - i've heard of shotgun weddings but this is ridiculous. - hey, skip, the engines are fixed. - never mind, miss bell, nobody's going anywhere. you just stick around, maybe you'll catch the bouquet. all right, join hands. "dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to join this..." - oh, boy, the skipper will go home and i'll take command, and we'll all be killed. - mchale, come back here! - bye-bye. - good-bye! - bye! - why is it me? - bye, kalani. - bye. - so long, k.k.! - so long, quint. see ya around and thanks again. - yeah, well, don't call me, honey. - so long. - bye-bye. - you know, skip, she ain't such a bad dame. - old kate's a barrel of fun, yeah. - turns out you saved yourself 500 bucks. - how about that? hey, now i can pa

the halfat the chaplain your heart rate effective and there so broken that they stood she was some incredible person a lot of them would not be donald trump crashed his republican in ted here's read opinion. he wrote to venture in the nevada caucuses with him highly favored before the results to come in andd the real fight was between ted crews and marco rubio for second place spinning his shine as progress. they're one step closer tot turning the pages on that failures of that pope, clinton disasters touting eyes 10-critical for a general election went.t. i can unite this pretty as republicans watch the concerns come in.isa this issue which we heard from f donald trump and others they races affectct to try to de-d united statess and hitting rival hillary clinton raining she released the chance fence she would on one conditionhel wise not for everybody else. my name is readot opinion. he's concentrating on other states a new poll says he is losing a hard to donald trump is going to be at that has trump up by five points in the buckeye statee that's just above the margin of error. trump had no

the chaplain gave the bride her coat after seeing her walk out of the salon into the chilly street. she was on her way to city hall to get hitched. with all the street closures she was late and mised her city hall appointment. the chaplain rushed to help again by officiating. >> unforgettable. >> we have some developing news to get to, plus the super bowl two ways away. roger gives his annual state of the league address. eli up for an award while his brother preps. eli says the giants can always use peyton but in what roll? in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. tha

the chaplain proved that new yorkers are really awesome. >> the bride calls cansfield the coolest chaplain ever. >> she looks great. >> congratulations to them. we do invite you for continuing coverage on our website. you find the entire clip of the crane as it collapsed and are expecting an update from the city on the situation later today. >> police in patterson new jersey are investigating a street after video surfaced on social media. the person is instigating a young man who sucker punches the victim. the video was sent to cbs 2 by people in the neighborhood are disgusted. >> we will not tolerate that type of behavior or action in our city. >> he doesn't know the trouble he just got himself into. these kids are terrible. >> no word on any arrests in this case. >>> a 50-year-old woman has been killed after she was hit by a school bus in brooklyn. this happened around 6:30 on atlantic avenue. investigators believe a car cutoff the school bus causing it to jump the curb and hit the woman on the sidewalk. police are investigating so far no arrests have been made. >>> a new jersey man accu

so the chaplain stepped in and married them right there on the street. a lovely, lovely story. >> that is outstanding. my dad was a firefighter. those chaplains are very good in a time of crisis of bringing some humanity and warmth there. that's great. >>> after the break, how to pet proof your home in this week's pet profile. and of course we'll introduce you to{ that little guy. morning. >>> weddings are a $70 billion industry. making it easy to comparison shop for your big day, there's a special bridal expo coming up. >> but this one is a little different, as you'll see, in this week's visiones. >> after a sold out inaugural event last year, the new york bridal and quinceanera expo is back and this year's promises to be bigger{ and better. here's christina jimenez, founder of the expo with all the details. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> last year you were sold out. what's on tap this year? >> we are going to have a blast. we are trying to do it bigger and better than last year. we have moved to citi field. we have an amazing lineup. w

the chaplain came back. he handed it to my mom.was it. [ speaking spanish ] >> she says that he's now resting. he's not in jail. at least he's free now. >> ruben cantu was an innocent man, young man. there was no evidence to convict him, nothing whatsoever, but he's executed. >> richard reyna was not able to save ruben's life because the naacp hadn't hired him to investigate the case until ten years after ruben's execution. >> as long as no one's held accountable, these things are going to continue. people are going to be falsely accused, sentenced to die, and even executed. >> my brother was innocent, and i just want his name cleared. when it all comes out, i want the state of texas to come out and make it public and apologize to our family. the district attorney's office started saying all we want is money. it ain't about the money. all the money in the world is not going to bring my brother back, but at least i'll have comfort knowing that he's been cleared. >> and while this case wasn't brought to lise olsen until 11 years afte

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. our father in heaven, your counsel stands firm and sure. fashion the hearts of our lawmakers so that they desire to do your will. today, as we remember george washington's farewell address, may we not forget that o

a chaplain tried to comfort the crowd... which included guindon's mother.i/i unid chaplain says: "to the divine and holy one that is in as one people, with a broken heart. two other officers who responded to the call with ashley were also shot... and are currently hospitalized. "our thoughts and prayers to dave and jesse families as they continue to recover from their injuries, please keep them in your prayers as well." the original call to police came from crystal hamilton. she was the wife of the coming up in our next half hour, we will hear from one of officer guindon's teachers... he says what she wrote in her yearbook is causing him to miss her even more. people in appomattox county are still recovering after last weeks e-f-3 tornado with help from volunteers. here's what's happening there by the numbers--groups served 820 meals on groups served 820 meals on saturday.189 volunteers visited two hundred homes. they covered 19 roofs. vdot will pickup debris like brush and tree limbs -- until march 15th.the county will hand

mark: the president discussed religious tolerance when talking to university chaplains.ent obama: you're worried about the threat of terrorism. you also have another concern, ist is your entire community targeted for the violent acts of the very few. mark: aids, they say, have stoked islamophobia. the civil aviation authority has found no evidence of a criminal act in an explosion on board an airliner. the blast which the eyelids that he thought was caused by a bomb ripped a hole in the sight of the jetliner. the flame was able to make an emergency landing. the flint, michigan, water crisis has created finger-pointing. >> why would they be paying for water they can't even use that is poisoning them? american. this is not a third world country. >> everyone deserves safe drinking water. and that is the expectation. mark: they said it was a failure at every level of government. proposed using $30 million to give residents a credit for the portion of their water and sewer bill that is for drinking, cooking, and bathing. who will sing the national anthem? y gaga. journalistsu

chaplain ann kansfield helped bride nesh pillay navigate the crane side. nesh was on her way to city hall to get married. but{ because of the street closure, she missed her wedding appointment so the chaplain married the couple. you can get the latest information on the crane collapse at any time on nbcnewyork.com and also on our news 4 app. >>> in other news in the bronx, a woman says a man forced her to police say the man on this surveillance video followed the victim, grabbed her hand, and exposed himself. then they say he forced her to touch him. this happened around 3:30, broad daylight in the afternoon on wednesday. that man still on the run. obviously if you recognize him, crime stoppers would like to hear from you. >>> and also in the bronx, we have new information about an arrest in a deadly stabbing at a mcdonald's there. police charge jesus flores with murder. they say he stabbed two men last night on east 161st street in the concourse section. one of those victims died at the hospital. still not clear what led up to that incident. >>> one of th

a pro tem and hopeful future. >> thank you sheryl and thank you reverend brown and deputy chief chaplain and commissioner president loftus they'll be here along with others to go into dependent on the package of reforms we've committed to and against with the budget you i assure you that short-term rental and everyone we'll follow-up on every single one of those as the commission has done a lot of work with the community folks we have to honor that and our youth abowill know whether t of the matter we dwekeep our wo by implementing those changes those are not going to be easy this is what i'm getting everyone ready a change that will effect the officers and the training will effect the way we hire and community and certainly the incidents we're seeing are trauma we know of others you're welcome to talk with the chief about other incidents that have already shown the results of those changes take place with the officers and the criticized response team with that, i'll open up to a couple of questions and i invite you to follow up with the individuals yes, ma'am. >> (inaudible). >> we don'

. >> fire department will send a chaplain to the department to help her college scope . meantime the police searching for a suspect who escaped from the police department yesterday please body camera shows arrestingng 21 arab gevonne smith a connection to a burglary after he was taken to the police department who say that he was able tohe police are not happy about the security breach at the facility for those responsible could be disciplined . there were protocols that were not followed , were still looking into how it happened as far as the details rest assured that we are looking into what . we will take steps to ensure that this does not happen again.ps >> us marshals service has not joined in the search for gevonne smith .. if you have information call the police. >> video that shows what happened after a court official was arrested last weekend for allegedly driving drunk they say they she failed . chief bailiff was stopped after he was speedingec on interstate 77 . good shepard told police that the cup place he was arrested on ovi rn speedy open container, some of

today would've been her first day back on chef but instead her coworkers will be meeting with the chaplain to try and go the 43 -year-old mother of three is saved o lives for 18 years as a paramedic firefighter with theht canton fire department they say the family of tonya johnsonon gathered inside the canton home last night she died monday after police say she jumped from an suv and j ran through traffic onn route a. police say johnson have been arguing with her husband of a less than two weeks over directions he pulled over and she got out they sayr from conversations with the husbandan there was no altercations in thens car and he had no idea she was incest she was not the type of person to commit suicide instead she was a loving and giving person i cared about everybody. >> i just want to make are proud i look for her it lived for her it made me so sad becausek i told my mother at took my mother at we get straight a'sy and i wanted her to see me make it. >> i'm sure she is so proud of that little on the two sons and daughter s i left with more questions than answers about the moments l

recognized the sweat lodge as a religious practice in 2005, the first-ever on a military base -- and chaplains now recommend the ritual to those with p- t-s-d. guided by natives belting out tribal chants, everyone else is encouraged to pray in their own faith. "you pray for your enemies and people that don't like you. and that's difficult, and as a veteran, you're praying for those people that actually shot at you. that helps you come to terms with a lot of the stuff." for some, discovering the sweat lodge came at the lowest point in their lives -- like john charles freyta, a desert storm vet who found out about the ceremony at an a-a meeting. "i got shot by the police four times, and i told the police i was suicidal and i wanted to die, and i threw a rock at them and they shot escape. the stones heat over open flames for hours before being passed into the sweat lodge -- where leaders pour sage and water over them to produce the steam. a stifling environment at first, but those who practice say you soon break through your concerns about comfort and become grounded -- something first-timer osca

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in and the assistant chaplain. [ laughter ] >> and you got the, uh-- the trainer and his assistant and the equipment man out there. i don't know what the hell he's out there for. [ laughter ] >> and after 15 minutes, the guy jumps up and runs off the field. >> he's-- >> what the hell is this all about? >> yeah. and well-well, when you played, uh-uh-uh-- according to your book, you guys played hurt. i mean really hurt. >> well, uh, we had to play. >> right. >> one time i broke my leg and two weeks after i broke my leg, the coach says, "well, you gotta play." i say, "well, i can't play. i can't even walk. how the hell am i gonna play football?" he says, "well, when they snap the ball, fall down." [ laughter ] >> he says, "maybe you're lucky and somebody will trip over ya." every time they'd snap the ball, i'd fall down. [ applause ] >> and at the end of the game, says, "that's the hell of a move anybody ever put on me." [ laughter ] >> he says, "i never touched ya all day." >> yeah. were you ever hurt bad when you were playing pro ball? what's the worst-- what's the worst thing that-- >>

chaplains recommend soldiers use them to help with p-t-s-d. next. stay with us for w-s-l-s ten at now at five- thirty ... south-west virginia's weather concerns didn't end when the winter weather moved out. we check local roads and water ways for signs of flooding. the effort to preserve botetourt county's greenfield plantation is looking for new allies. how the county is reaching out to preserve its history. "having more is better from an danville police look to up their numbers. why they say the addition of four more officers can make a big difference for danville. snow shovels and chainsaws were out in full force today as people worked to dig out from under yesterday's storm. inches of snow blanketed much of south-west virginia sunday night... into monday morning. but monday afternoon... freezing rain touched down ... and added ice to the mix... bringing broken branches and power outages along with it. the snow and ice is melting but now a new challenge rises ... flooding. wsls 10 meteorologist alan auglis has a look at how the streams and creeks

but there was a prison chaplain that... in the infirmary, and we started talking, and we talked. and talked. and something happened. or god found me. i found a purpose. and whatever's left of my life i've dedicated it to other prisoners in crisis. and it's made me feel human again, and to know what it is to try to be a good person. but i know the only person i can't save is you, sarah. and i'm so... dreadfully sorry for that. if you're really sorry, you will try and kill yourself again. i think we're done here. they stopped. we got to get there. relax, we know where she is, okay? baez: 5-4 detectives requesting a 10-13 at 1399 claremont. we have a missing undercover at this location. jamie: we can't wait for backup, danny. you know what can happen in 30 seconds. on our way to location. we're going in. roger that. make sure you put your vests on. we better get her out. (indistinct conversations) take off your clothes, get on the bed. why? (short chuckle) why do you think? wait. i want to be clean for you. make it fast. (door closes) all right, you guys take the back entrance over

the goal of the event was to educate military chaplains and clergy on ways to help victims in the today's key speaker was doctor rita nakashima brock who has written a look extensively about the issue. >> there are so many situations and professions that as a society, we sanction what they do on our behalf. and i think we have a responsibility, because we pay for and sanction the military, kayfour and sanction these medical caregivers to help us, that we have a responsibility to help hold them when conscience. >> they hold events like this twice the year. air force captain confirmed the act saying it was based on the loss of confidence. ninth quarter, and no more details are available about the situation. >>> trust in leaders are considering and moratorium on new hotels in the downtown area. the ban would last for one year, and that proposes to many hotels detract from what makes charleston unique. >>> it it will cost amazon customers more to get free shipping. they will now have to spend $49, that is up from $35. members of amazon's $99 per year prime loyalty program was to get free two-

as it stands right now, last count, the chaplain said that i was the ninth in line. >> until he is weddingay, alan must rely on letters to communicate with his fiancee. but before he opens his mail it must undergo a meticulous screening process. >> good morning, holman mail room. if it doesn't have dorm numbers, ais numbers, they can't have it. if it doesn't have a name on the return address, they can't have it. doesn't have a return address at all, they can't have it. they're not allowed to have any kind of nude pictures. pictures that are sexually explicit. that's not allowed. when i was going through the mail, i was looking at the envelope. and i notice it was like a big sticker. i've never seen one of those. it was kind of weird. i took the letter opener. peeled it up, and when i did, nude picture. i was like, okay, well, that's rejected. at first i was like, okay. the nudity pictures, now it really don't bother me. i'm used to it. it's just like a normal routine. i go through it. look at it. okay. reject it. we did have one woman, for three weeks in a row, she purposely hid her nude p

and behind all the fun the proceeds from the festival go directly back here, on the chaplain school of hospitality and tourism at florida international university. to date, the festival has raised $22 million for the school. >> we're very fortunate that we've been able to build out facilities and provide resources that enable students to learn in an environment that's by far one the besthat exists anywhere. >> jenise: but what exactly is that money used for? it's used for state-of-the-art facilities that give students a true hands-on experience in the classroom. the school completed construction of a 140-seat drawn restaurant lab. the lab is complete with a full service kitchen and a two-story wine tower. >> we have a lot of technology, and in the lab itself not a lot of peoplpl have this opportunity to actually be in this kiten, experiencing how the restaurant industry is truly are. >> jenise: thehe there's a brewing science lab where the making wine, beer and spits why t. we have have ingredients like water with hops,east and barrel. >> jenise: the festival continues to bring the cha

richmond police and vallejo police and chaplains are here on scene. and everyone is in mourning. and vallejo has lost two officers in recent years. memorial services are pending. >>> in the south bay today. investigators announced that they believe human remains outside gilroy are not that of sierra lamar. >> janine de la vega was at the scene as sheriff's deputies made the announcement. she explains why they don't believe the case is related to sierra lamar's disappearance. >> reporter: a sergeant said based on dental records they do not believe the remains are that of sierra lamar. a gold cap was found on one of the teeth. the scene is just off highway 101, a mile away from gavalin college. >> they called authorities to tell them about the remains. deputies returned this morning to conduct more of the investigation. it's too early to tell if the remains are of a male or a female. >> we'll have dna tests run to determine the sex, the age, and a possible match in the system. >> reporter: sierra lamar's body has never been found. and volunteers were wondering if they could help. >

if the chaplain approved it, who is he to deny it?> it's the superintendent. >> yeah, but is that constitutional? >> he's administration. >> are you saying the constitution ain't no good in here? >> no. did i say anything like that? you're trying to get an argument out of me. >> i'm not trying to argue. >> it's not going to work. >> i'm not trying to argue. >> i'm trying to be decent about this and come right to this. >> i'm ready to go back to my cell, man. >> all right. there's your stuff. he's trying to make things a constitutional issue. it's not a constitutional issue. it's an administrative issue. all he has to do is appeal it through the grievance process. and let a northern regional director make that decision. he's had a lot of conduct reports in the last five years. a lot of conduct reports. let me see. see -- one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight -- eight pages. and he says he only had one, two. yeah, okay. he did only have one, two, so far this year. >> nick knox's conduct is about to also come under fire. >> i ha

jeremy hudson has been a chaplain at hospitals for nine years. he said this is kind of thing is rare. he's only taken part in one other hospital wedding in his entire career. "i think it's a wonderful opprtunity to really have something positive for a family has a lot of challenges." the ceremony went off without a hitchhbut the moment that stole the show wasn't this kiss between bride and groom nat it was this one between a mother and daughter. misty can't speak because of her condition, but she wrote this on a piece of paper and showed it to her daughter. it read, "i'm so glad we went to the mall." and kelsea so glad her mom could make it to one of thth be ys of heelife. "it felt azing andnderful." ndidewill finally get answers on where they s snd with votersrs the country is watching as iowans go out to caucus tonight. down to the battle of the best. one man walks away with the big trophy for this year's australian open -- where it's nice and warm m is time of the year. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning

lines up with the counselor's report and the note in his file from the chaplain. so it's official. donald berry is the most rehabilitated killer in the history of the penal system. they're just opinions, sir. i can't figure out what this son of a bitch wants i thought he wanted to make amends. maybe he just wants to get out of his cell, break routine, get another chance to torment his victim. (sighs) the thing is... ...to sarah, to me, he's always going to be this guy. it was the single most disturbing crime scene and no amount of counseling or medication or prayer is ever gonna change that. i understand how you feel, sir, but... may i say something? go ahead. people can change. that's it? sometimes, with the right help, sick people do get better. maybe even donald berry. i think that where there's life there is always hope. and if you ever get the sense that i have lost that conviction, please fire me on the spot. so, what can i tell you, erin? what do you mean? i just thought it would be nice to have lunch. (chuckling): oh, come on. a mystery woman suddenly starts dating your gra

joseph poe / volunteer chaplain :55-:59 )this is going to be an on-going process for a couple of weeks.im looking for resources, cleaning supplies, non- perishable food items, paper goods. ) for those in the community ... they hope the solidarity will be long lasting. ophelia hatch- jackson / home damaged in tornado 1:04-1:09 )im gonna continue to pray that were not gonna release this ... that were gonna keep this bond with all the help that we re receiving." in waverly, brian hill, newschannel three. a chilly start but a mild finish to the weekend....we re expecting quite a chilly start to the weekend. morning temperatures on saturday will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s. by afternoon, highs will only rise into the mid 40s. but on sunday, we ll see a nice-p&warm up.-p&-p&-p&-p&west- southwest winds will help boost our high temperatures into the lower 60s. the best part of the weekend forecast, though, is that we re not expecting any rain! we )ll see plenty of sunshine on both saturday and sunday. on monday and tuesday, highs will be in the mid and upper 60s. we )ll likely be near 70 on

state police - anybody involved in something like this - its about as bad as it gets" we know a chaplain is also on scene. deputies say their hearts and prayers are with will of course keep following this - and bring you the latest tomorrow morning on good morning tri state. for now - john genovese - oys new at 11...a fire at a tri- state fish fry -- that sent three people the hospital. janet middleton sent us this picture -- take a look at the flames.that fire was at saint barbara's church in kenton county.tonight -- we don't know the conditions of three people treated for burns. a family found dead in washington state...tonight -- police think it was a murder- suicide that ended *five* lives. lives.a news helicopter capturing a swat team moving in on the property -- just west of seattle.they say the gunman took his own life in front of police after a three-and-a-half hour standoff. police say he called an officer -- saying he had shot his family.two women and two children died in the killing... tonight it's not clear what his motive was. new at 11... police say the guns used in a deadl

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.nfinite spirit, generous giver of life's joys, from your vantage point of eternity look afresh into our time. teach our lawmakers to serve you as they should, so that they will do what is best for our nation and world. as they seek to do youwi

sole purpose of bringing joy to those who needed it most. 33:08-:14 "i remember a spiritual care chaplain telling me one time, the greatest gift you can give another person is the gift of yourself." 31:26-:29 "the first clown character i had was rountuit." later on, she created the patriotic "americlown." was named as such because if you break it into syllables, it's 'a-merry-clown.'" she now serves as lead volunteer for pet pals, the therapy animal program at st. luke's. her caca dewey is one of the dozens of non-human helpers involved. 27:10-:18 "animals are very intuitive and they seem to know when people are struggling, and they are just such a gentle presence." when we asked chris what she gets out of the countless hours of volunteerism she's put in over the years, this is how she summed it up: 35:15-:21 "the joy and simple pleasure or just for a fleeting moment,hat a differenen you can have in someone's life." we'll honor all of our volunteers at the nine who care banquet on february 13th. let's check backckn with meteorologist chris havely. chris, what can we expect for the morning

a chaplain and try to bring comfort to the crowd which included her mother. >> to the divine and holy one that's in our life we come to you now as one people with a broken heart. >> two other officers who responded to the call with ashley were also shot and are currently hospitalized. >> thoughts and prayers to dave and jesse and their families as they continue to recover from their injuries. please keep them in your players -- prayers as well. >> kristen hamilton was the wife of the accused gunman. hamilton was shot to death by her spouse before police even arrived . the couple's 11-year- old son was home at the time of the shooting shooting. now that his mother is dead at his father's under arrest the child has been taken care of by relatives. >>> we are also following new developments in a deadly bombing in a rock. seventy-three people are now data following the attacks at the open-air market place in baghdad more than 112 people are still in the hospital. the first explosion went off in a crowded marketplace in the shiite district that was followed by a suicide bombing in the midd

20 couples got together today for a special twenty-one couples renewed their vows at the new line chaplain wake forest. some had been married a couple years, some more than 60. >> it is a long time but it seems like a short time and i think the most important thing about it is determination. and talking about not making it, there was no option. >> good advice there and the persons you just heard from have been married for 61 years. >>> a couple from raleigh making a difference in the country of panama. the founders of hart's climates -- hearts cry ministry saving the lives of orphans. as mike gonzalez reports the couple never expected to leave the tar heel state but says >> it is need to tell our story because it's a god story. >> in 2008 when matt and mr. these covered they couldn't have children, they knew adoption their best option. so the couple who relies on their faith had a calling, head to the country of panama to adopt the baby of their own. >> we end up going in orphanages and save a huge problem in animal which is that the orphans were getting out the change misty, a law school

thomas, once a pastor and cincinnati police chaplain developed an aggressive arthritis. he needed simple things like handrails...to stay here with his wife and two sons. sons. they've kept me in this house. we had contemplated moving into a nursing home but i knew i wasn't ready for that. and thomas says this team of volunteers dedicated to helping homeowners who are seniors or disabled...went above and beyond. they replaced his furnace they found was leaking deadly carbon monoxide . they checked everything.they were out here working on one project and one of the workers said you know i notice that refrigerator is not sounding pretty good. i want to do some testing on that and they told us your refrigerator is about ready to go out and it's not energy efficient. we're going to get you a new refrigerator as well and i said there has to be a hidden camera somewhere. you know this is just unbelievable. thomas eternally grateful for everything. and even now the follow up calls to ask me how things are going. i mean you just don't get that in this day and age when everybody j

the fire broke out around 4:00 this morning along pine knoll drive in greenville at the chaplain ministries building. several offices are in that building. the fire started in a double ceiling above the recording >> we did have a small fire burning in between two ceilings, everyone has been accounted for no injuries to the firemen. we are trying to determine the original cause. >> firefighters said an apartment was attached to the building, but the person inside escaped without injury. police in columbia want to know if a shooting at a mall was gang related. it happened saturday night at the columbiana mall officers say two men were fighting and then a third got involved. investigators say two of the men pulled out guns shot into the air and then took off. no one was injured. police have not identified the shooters but believe the two men are between 20 and 25-years-old. friends and family gathered in pendleton over the weekend to remember the lives of four people killed in a quadruple homicide. the vigil to remember mike and cathy scott, barbara scott and violet taylor was held at veterans

hit herth was not a fault he fault he cannot have a winter her according to the police, will be a chaplain at the fire station tomorrow to help coworkers cope with the loss . >> bratenahl police searching for a suspect who escaped from from the village police department yesterday afternoonfr oo >> policnitially did a great job of arresting the 21-year-oldi cleveland man in connection with the break-in but then somebody dropped the bomb after he ball after he was brought to the >> responded to a burglary spotted a suspect and chased him . >> the k-9 officer tracked down the 21-year-old . until other officers placed him under arrest .pl south lebanon lebanon after you've taken back to the station to be but he left the area and walked out the back door . are not happy about this security breach at the facility. protocols that were not followed were looking into how it happenedin the will look into it and come to a conclusion andc the extent to ensure that this does not happen againto.en >> not the first time that they had contact with him according to investigators he was arrested for trespas

one left for dead an abandoned cat is a internet sensation noon the reason she looks like charlie chaplain. someone left this cat in a salvation army donation box. workers found her and they loved her and brought her to the rescue center and volunteers named her sally ann. you can see her markings make it appear that sally ann has a mustache. rescue certain says she should be available for adoption in a few days. >> i have seen photos of mine with the top hat and they could never do that walk there you go gold. >> adorable. >>> after the break from boston college from board gamed-- professor to board game creator. >> the warm spring air weather and lauren checking in from princeton. wind down from last night. thought the house was going to blow a way i think we all woke up in the middle of the night. >> coming up tonight at 10 on my tv38 a handful of oscar nominees will go home with gold tbhaw. doesn't mean they will go empty- handed. the free gift worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and the >>> stranded in the snow. about 50 drivers of cars and you can see in some cases semitrucks were

new accusations against a former chaplain, at the center of an abuse scandal. >> police in north carolina are investigating. he worked there as a rector for more than two decades. the woman tells the globe she's terrified of being found by him. they opened now investigation into acts allegedly committed by employees during the 1970s and 1980s. >> a store clerk fights back in manchester, new hampshire. you can see the confrontation with a robbery suspect in the surveillance video. this was at the best market on maple street and the clearing tells police he realized the weapon being used by the suspect was fake and that's when he knew he could fight back. the clerk says in the future he won't risk his life over a few hundred bucks. so far, no arrests. >> right now the search continues for a drowning victim in conway, new hampshire. according to police the man fell through a pies in a pond last night. his body but they do say no one could have survived the freezing temperatures this long in that area -- water. pulling a migrant out of the ocean. you can see parts of the sinking boat. the vid

their prayers supported by the richmond police department chaplain. >> anything that we can do we are here for them. >> we're trying to pick each other up and be there for each other. >> reporter: lori says she worked with officer vegas his entire career. >> bigger than his love for law enforcement is his family. >> reporter: friends say officer vegas has 10 chirp, 20 grandchildren and a home that's open to countless others. gus' wife started a coster care n -- foster care nonprofit. friends say he will be greatly missed. melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >>> for updates on any story, including this one any time, just download our "abc7 news" app, enable push alerts for notifications. >>> in the middle of the grief and chaos involving the officer's death, richmond police were at the hill top mall where two groups of people were fights. one group shot at the other, but no one was hurt. >> he was very -- he had to duck town. >> that man's car was hit by a bullet, as well. but he was inside the mall at the time. no one has been arrested. police have a vague description of two men accused in

that close his or she was already very much a labor last wednesday when her stepmother brought a chaplain in for the ceremony,, they had planned to marry two days later but the baby did not want to wait . it was not even 20 minutes after the couple said their i do's that the baby was born, she says it was hectic at the time but not only only is there anniversary his birthday but also inth she's going to be the

chaplain and acting captain. >> is there is is 20 agencies. >> well 20 people have been invited. >> i'm sorry and the eject. >> sorry of course. >> directs from the eject my apologies. >> a couple of quick reports i attended last friday, a conference supports by usf in the entering faith accreditation code violation coalition how the police officers could be involved and the speak writer for martin luther king was a close congressional dependent a close meeting that brought tonight felisa library john that is for the justice of mario woods and blaeks they might be a group they boardwalk out into human rights commissions and it was present at the gathering i think there will be fallout session with the fight leadership to start taking a leadership position on the issues trying to bring together police and communities talk about how to improve police community and a organizer was michael from the san francisco interfaith a member of the human rights coalition last friday the attended the one billion the worldwide event to fight against domestic violence and last sunday i attended the chin