our jonathan carl joining us live from d. c. with those details. >> and a new arrest in the charleston church massacre. the fbi taking a friend of dylann roof into custody. we will have all the details on those new charges. >> plus we have an abc news exclusive, the two high school football players who blind sided that referee during a game. they were suspended. they are here this morning speaking out for the first time about what they say happened on the field. should be very interesting all next here on good morning america. >> we'll be watching starting at 7 a.m. >> and you heard amy, happy friday to all of you. it is friday, and it is a nice day out there. time to get a check on that accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans live outside our studios on the upper west side. >> it won't be many more weeks before i'm standing here in the wind and cold and snow and ice. it's just get to be here this morning, where it's very comfortable outside, a light to a calm wind, low humidity. a great start to our day. here's our ca

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the pope has already been to washington d-c and new york.ater this morning he will be at a public prayer service where an estimated 1-million people are expected to attend. the pope will wrap up his trip to philadelphia and the u-s tomorrow. and will continue to keep it up- to-date on his visit to philadelphia let us take a live look outside a beautiful day expected all across the bay area. meteorologist anny hong is here with a look at your saturday morning forecast. good morning anny. >> anny : good saturday morning. here is your stormtracker 4 weather update. gradual cooling is forecast this weekend and early next week. the main headline for the weekend will be cooler we will see more sunshine by the afternoon and we are looking for a slightly cooler pattern for this weekend temperatures in almost all locations as the ridge of high pressure that had been overhead continues to progress to the east while the onshore flow becomes more pronounced from the west. highs will be in the mid 60s to mid 70s at the coast with upper 70s to around 90 i

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, but

. >>> kim davis says she briefly met with the pope last thursday in washington d. c. according to davis, they hugged and the pope thanked her for her courage and told her to stay strong. davis was in washington to accept an award from the family research council for defying the court order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >>> groups including the naacp and berkeley cop watch say they have figures showing berkeley police show the minority. they account for less than 8% of the city's population two- thirds of the african american people stopped were released with no arrest or citation. >> so that means that 66% of the time that black folks are stopped, they are stopped for no reason. >> berkeley police chief says he has not seen deliberate racial bias, and some of the group suggestions are being worked on. the department will be working with the center for policing equity to be sure it reflect it is city's fairness with all residents. >>> cadet program is growing. the 3-year program that was previously for 18 graduates, there will now be 40 spots. the add

hablaron en la capital del paÍs, fernando pizarro tiene lo destacado de la semana polÍtica de washington d ce podÍan hadz er designados, dice que todos serÁn mensajeros de la missouericordi misericordia. >> anteriormente una persona cuando llegaba al confeso air no podÍamos perdonarlo sino que peroed ir permiso al objetos poshgs tener una cuita con la persona y darle el perdÓn de su pecado del aborto: fernando pizarro: algunos que se oponen dicen que es bueno perdonar. >> estoy de acuerdo con el perdÓn, eso sÍ, todo el mundo tiene derecho an perdÓn. fernando pizarro: la iglesia sigue considerando el aborto un pecado grave. en washington re nundz contra el presidente guatemalteco hasta otro otto pÉrez molina, la casa blanca dice que monitorea la situaciÓn y apoya el proceso democrÁtico en el paÍs. >> estados unidos seguirÁ apoyando el proceso democrÁtico, incluyendo elecciones pacÍficos programadas para el 6 de septiembre. fernando pizarro: pÉrez molina uno de los presidentes que pidÓo ayuda a obama para frenar la crisis de la frontera el verano pasado, esa ayuda podrÍa correr peligro por cor

at night, we are airing a special, "the people's pope in d .c." comedian jon stewart is rallying with september 11 responders on capitol hill in support of the health bill. urging lawmakers to extend the 9/11 health and compensation act. many of the officers say they are coping with serious health problems from that day. jon: i'm embarrassed for our country. 'm embarrassed for new york. i'm and there is that you, -- afterbarrassed that you, serving so selflessly and with such heroism, have to come down here and convince people to do what's right for the illnesses and difficulties you suffered because of your heroism and selflessness. ananie: stewart has been advocate for 9/11 first responders health care for years. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, devastating flooding continues to ravage the southwest. stunning images of the damage and the search happening right now. and an update on a salmonella scare. when a popular restaurant linked to the outbreak will reopen. plus, a big announcement from the district. details on the plans for a new sports ar

pope francis is in washington, d c, where he will give a speech to congress, followed by stops in new york and philadelphia. ofquestion to you is which these two momentous occasions will have the bigger long-term effect on american politics? phil: the white house feels like they can pin it off a lot of his issues. china is the second largest global economy and it is a very tense relationship right now. if the obama administration can figure out a broader deal on cyber security and how to deal with the east china sea, that sets us up longer-term than anything pope francis can see. john: that is why i brought you on the show, because you are a long in the extreme. you are right. hugeope's visit causes problems for republicans. you used to have conservative popes and now we have a liberal pope giving fits to republicans. they are out of step with the pope on climate change, immigration, the cuba, the iran deal, all of it. long run, china is more important, politically, geo strategically, and that is why i am afraid you are right. phil: take that and frame that. one thing i will say is th

before flying to new york -- the pope spoke with congress and handed out lunch to the poor in washington d-cchris welch reports on more of the pope's historic trip. > >welch : he wrote in his vehicle flanked by all sides by security,v but he took his time browsing at bipartisan applause for the first pope ever to address the first >>:i am convinced that we can make the difference i am sure >> reporter :the pope then saw firsthand some of the poor and homeless he spoke about how he said a prayer for the port --poor >>:i would especially like to check--thank the religious women of the united states what would the church be without you? >> pam :still ahead. finally, some of the people in the fire zone. beginning to trickle back to their homes. or whatever is left. bed bugs. not in beds but in books. now a palo alto library has to shut its doors. >> gary :and later in this broadcast we'll have some of the aids news--a's news and the biggest football player college pro high-school, his name is john kron! >> diane : i will look to know what we can expect a cool down in your forecast coming up next

he is boarding that plane and getting ready to make his way here into washington d c. that will happen in just a few hours. he has been in cuba for the past several days. he is getting ready to enter the plane. he gives his people wave. -- papal wave. his big message when he gets here is to be prepared. let you know is to be prepared for all of the transportation, getting around the city. he is getting ready to board the plane. the journey will take a couple of hours. once he gets here to washington dc, he will be greeted by thousands of people. we will be continuing our coverage as the pope makes his way to the district here. his contingent is joining him on the plane. they are getting ready to take that flight from cuba. he hasn't even gotten to washington yet. road closures are already in effect. brianne carter is here. so much information, what do we have to know? a lot ofarter: preparation has been taking place over the past couple of hours here in the northwest. you can see what they have set up in the past couple of hours. this will control the flow of traffic i

said chair janet yellen -- fed chair janet yellen arrived in washington, d c two lead the most closelyhering since she took office in 2013. rates are near zero, and the u.s. central bank is not raise them for -- has not raised them for nine years. the fed said it is time to move to stave off inflation, but there are warnings a premature move could hurt the global economy and the u.s. economy, and the fed seems to be walking a tightrope. >> the fed has a tremendous challenge right now. on the one hand, the job market looks pretty good. not perfect, but pretty good. wages are not rising at the rate many would like, and that includes the fed. inflation is below the target the fed set, 2% or so. but the volatility in financial markets, while not part of the fed's mandate, is not something the central bank ones to inflame -- wants to inflame. reporter: the oecd is cutting its forecast for 2015 and 2016, trimming 0.1% of the forecast. the organization for economic cooperation and of element believes in 3% growth globally, and has said the outlook in particular has worsened for emerging econo

you have a whole host of meetings here in washington d c. also your ambassador in many distinguish members of the core, and many who are interested in where things are going. inc. is so much for joining us, prime minister. we look forward to hearing your remark and we look forward to a very stimulating conversation. thank you. [applause] >> distinguished guests, your excellency's, my people prepared to speeches for me. different ones, all done in an expert way, and i'm not going to read it out. i will speak about serbia's future in a way that i feel, in a way that i know, and in a way that i see that we can focus today. i'm very glad i had a chance -- i'm grateful to secretary kerry and a number of congressmen and senators, just to express serbia's attitudes and its positions and where serbia stands on these most important issues. we do not pretend to be a big and important country, we do take care of ourselves, our local problems, but as you said, dear fiona, we are in the middle of unfortunately, global problems. we cannot miss any single

personas sin hogar durante su visita a la iglesia de "san patricio", su ultima aparicion en "washington d-co a este mundo sin un techo para vivir", aqadiendo que no existe ningun motivo moral ni social que justifique la falta de alojamiento. luego de rezar con ellos, se dispuso a servir almuerzo para unos 400 de la ciudad que fueron seleccionados mediante un sorteo. ahora regresamos con mas de un perro allÍ, lo ven en pantalla, vamos a continuar con 11 dÉcimas de "despierta amÉrica", adelante. janet: asÍ es, es momento de continuar con el pronÓstico del tiempo, continÚa una amplia zona de inestabilidad, lluvias y fuertes vientos se estÁn presentando nebraska, dakota del sur, dakota del norte, minnesota y iowa, el dÍa de hoy continÚa a cielo cerrado y un alto porcentaje de posibilidad de precipitaciones, alrededor del 95% con vientos de 5 a 10 millas por hora, otra zona de inestabilidad continÚa sobre toda la penÍnsula de la florida, afectando principalmente a toda la regiÓn, toda la costa este estÁ con alerta de inundaciones, asÍ que a tomarlo en cuenta para el dÍa de hoy, miami mÁxima de 8

estaba resuelta a llevar su mensaje al papa "francisco" durante el recorrido de este por "washington d-cilagro que el santo padre la divisara entre la multitud y diera instrucciones de acercarla al papaovil. alli no solo recibio su bendicion, sino ue pudo entregarle una carta donde le pide que interceda para que no la separen de sus padres, ya que ambos son inmigrantes indocumentados. nueva york se prepara para convertirse en la segunda ciudad que visita el papa. tendràn que proteger al maximo representante de la iglesia catolica. >>en el aire que pueden ver cosas de radiaciÓn, perros para detectar explosivos. >>aparte de la visita a nueva york, tambiÉn llegan miles de visitantes de la naciÓn es unidas. la gente que salga a la calle podrÁ ser sujeta una impresiÓn por las autoridades, con termÓmetro. el operativo de segura para papÁ, involucra a miles de agentes de todos los niveles. hay decenas de miles de vallas integradas en gran parte de la ciudad. mÁs de la mitad del parque central se ha cerrado, habrÁ unidades caninas de agentes y cubiertos por todas partes. >> a mÍ me parece que es

of illinois suggested him for the job and sponsored him while he was in washington, d c both of them discuss this at the abraham lincoln library. the u.s. capitol page alumni hosted this 40 minute event. on behalf of the u.s. capitol page alumni association, want to welcome you to the abraham lincoln easy him to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the firsttment african-american page in the house of representatives. [applause] i'm the president of the alumni association and this event is one of a series of events we have held reuniting former pages and to commemorate historic events that involve pages. i would first like to thank our sponsors for today, joe helling's. stand up. coming all the way from virginia. thank you very much. [applause] and especially kevin connor, my 70's,eady from the early springfield local, thank you for encouraging us to have this event and making this all possible. [applause] also want to acknowledge c-span for coming in filming today. i also want to call out a couple of special guests here besides our program panelists. we have the illinois college presi

y compartirÁ un momento muy especial antes de salir al aeropuerto donde partirÁ rumbo a washington d. cias, y aquÍ en su cadena univisiÓn estaremos transmitiendo cada uno de estos eventos en vivo. por lo pronto vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica", buenos dÍas a la casita, adelante. >> buenos dÍas, es momento de continuar con el pronÓstico del tiempo, los remanentes de la depresiÓn tropical nÚmero 16 continÚan avanzando al interior del paÍs, lo que provoca lluvias muy fuertes, de una a tres pulgadas, para arizona, nuevo mÉxico y el sur de california, asÍ que a tomar precauciones, las lluvias continuarÁn gran parte de la semana, tambiÉn tenemos una zona de inestabilidad, un canal de alta presiÓn en el ocÉano atlÁntico provocando mucha inestabilidad para gran parte de la costa oeste para virginia, carolina del norte, carolina del sur y georgia, tÓmelo en cuenta, y para el dÍa de hoy continuarÁn excelentes condiciones, sin embargo, por la tarde noche comenzarÁ a llover muy fuerte, asÍ que prepararnos con el paraguas y probabilidad de inundaciones sobre la cosa oeste, hasta aquÍ las informa

s getty center and the national air and space museum in washington d. c. >> the met for anyone who hasn't been is sensational. a friend of mine couldn't believe how gorgeous it is. it's a treasure. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> you can do the tour with your phone. >> get the app. >> you go through the whole thing. it's gorgeous. go down and see the mummies. we have a temperature around 60 degrees. the park 58, around newark and 59 around jamaica queens. check out that wind, north, northeast at 6 to 12 miles per hour. dry humidities, nice little ride on the staten island ferry. look at that wind gusting to 28 miles an hour in the harbor. heather's looking at your community right now. >> we're going to go over to our maps. we'll talk about what's happening through jersey city, route 7 south of the charlotte circle you'll find an accident with a couple of lanes closed down. this is just south of the wit penn bridge. construction should be cleared shortly, and st

mediodia de hoy desde el aeropuerto internacional "antonio maceo" de santiago de cuba rumbo a "washington d-cas fueron multitudinarias, en las plazas de la revolucion de la habana y holguin respectivamente. pero la tercera tuvo un caracter mas intimo, en la basilica menor del santuario de la "virgen de la caridad del cobre", patrona de cuba. fue precisamente durante esta ultima homilia que el pontifice llamo a "tender puentes, romper muros y sembrar reconciliaciones", mensaje que para muchos hace alusion direta al proceso de normalizacion de relaciones con estados unidos, asi como al neesario dialogo del gobierno cubano con su propio pueblo. en las tres ocasiones, el papa efectuo extensos recorridos a bordo del papamovil y saludo a miles de personas que se congregaron para verlo pasar. en la ciudad de santiago, sostuvo ademas un encuentro con familias en la catedral de "nuestra seqora de la asuncion", donde tuvo palabras de aiento para la familia cubana. como nos tiene acostumbrados, el santo padre departio despues con los asistentes, camino entre la multitud, saludo a las personas y bendijo

. >> grant: catholic schools across the d-c area -- who greeted the pontiff with flowers. pope francis left andrews -- or a pope mobile. but in a fiat. >> grant:the pope will have an official meeting with house tomorrow. then on session of congress. >> grant:after that he'll address the united nations in new york, world meeting of families in philadelphia. during his trip to cuba -- pope francis got personal and sharing hugs. that may be curtailed a bit in the u-s. >> grant:this visit is considered a "national security special coordinating one of the largest security operations ever. >>: "the implied threat is significant. nobody wants to on their watch." >> grant:the united states secret 50 agencies in a massive pope's visit. some security experts say it's like protecting a super bowl, a political convention and a presidential inauguration all at the same time. >> grant:do you think you know the pope? the next 10 minutes. >> grant:we have a quiz to test your knowledge of the pontiff. >>the fake anti-tech signs fooling tourists in san francisco have come down as we first b

was it "c," john kasich and jeb bush? or was it "d," bernie sanders? >> that would be c. >> jeb bush and john kasich. is that right? >> let's check tuesday's segment. >> republican presidential candidate john kasich served as managing director of lehman brothers from 2001 right up until the company's collapse seven years ago today. there's jeb bush who served as a lehman brothers adviser for years before the bankruptcy, through the bankruptcy and on to barclays bank once barclays inherited the smoking rubble of

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the only thing worse than that was washington, d c. out there was seriousness. -- serious business.s very segregated. i felt safe that howard, but it was different. i didn't know these these grades and levels of color, class, all of that. i didn't know that. and i learned. charlie: because you are accomplished, a nobel prize winner -- do you fully comprehend that and believe that it's justified? toni: there are really two people. my name is chloe wofford. and toni morrison is the name i acquired as an adult. and they are not two different people. morrison thinks about what you just said, whether or not she is important in the world, and she has medals. she gets attention, and she can handle that. the other person, the chloe person, is the one who writes and thinks, and is wholly uninterested in toni morrison. she likes what she does. charlie: so the talent is with chloe? toni: oh, yeah. charlie: and toni is the one outside the package. toni: that's right. they are both nice, but they just do different things. charlie: and you are happiest being chloe. are you really? i think you lik

the pontiff touched down in washington d-c late this >>> well, right now at 6:30 for the first time, pope francis on soil, touching down in washington, d.c. late this afternoon. greeted, you see him there by president obama and the first family. >> want to show you a live look at the white house, an estimated 15,000 people will greet the pope there tomorrow. and before that there will be a private audience between the president and the pontiff. >> over the next week, the pope will visit a variety of cities. the so-called goal for the people's pope is so attract more followers to the catholic church. >> pope francis was greeted by cheers. >> reporter: good evening, the pope has had a long day starting in cuba. he is up at the vatican embassy across the street, actually, from where the vice president lives, joe biden, a prominent american catholic. and the pope, even though his visit has hardly started has already made an impression on people because of his choice of vehicles to travel from the air force base. not a limo, not a big anything, but a little economy box, driving home again

i am battle tested for washington, d c. i'm the person who has been able to deal with reaching across the aisle and making things work. the biggest thing people are frustrated with in this country no one's talking anymore. i have the experience reaching across the island talking to democrats. in mice date, if i don't work with democrats, i will be working alone in the statehouse. certainly the folks rum washington, d.c. are part of that problem. gov. christie: the next question is from viola. question is about social security. if elected as president, how would you protect social security? gov. christie: i'm the only candidate in this race who has put out a plan on this out of 17. here is how we would do it. says socialudy that security, if we do nothing, will be bankrupt in seven to eight years. this is not something we can stand. while living longer lives, the average ice -- average life expectancy of a woman is 83 and a man is 79. these programs were built for people when they passed away in their 60's. it is a blessing.

pope francis arrives in washington d. c. next tuesday. again, pope francis arrives in cuba tomorrow, and in fact a few hours ago he sent a tweet asking for prayers ahead of his trip. eyewitness news is the place to turn for coverage of the papal visit in the united states. you can find schedules, street closures and other information at abc7ny.com/pope. >>> in the race for president, donald trump is no stranger to criticism over the things he says while he's on the campaign trail. now the republican front runner is taking heat over what he did not say. >> kenneth moton joins us live from washington to explain. >> donald trump's campaign today, they are defending his silence and blaming the media. trump is not the only gop candidate who was under fire the trail. >> he's known for not holding his tongue but donald trump's silence on this remark has >> we have a problem in this country. it's called we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. >> we need this question. but anyway, we have training camps rolling wh

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for the dnc -- d&c -- we are really thrilled that they are enthusiastic about it and we will be continuing with our debate schedule. >> let me ask you one last. in your view, how serious is the damage done to relations between the united states and israel by the way prime minister netanyahu fought against the nuclear deal with iran? there has been a lot of talk about that. i wonder about your view. i thinkserman schultz: some of you know i am the first jewish woman to represent florida in congress. i consider myself to be not only strongly pro-israel but also support for israel is a deeply personal issue for me and extremely important for my constituents. that in spite of this difference of opinion -- when you have the depth of french of and the kind -- the depth of friendship and the important, intricate relationships that the u.s. and israel have had and will always have, i think yes this is a difficult place in the history of the u.s. and israel, but i am confident that the ties that bind us are so strong that we will get through this no matter who the leadership is. republicans and dem

=laura/live= this is a live look at at washington d-c - where the pope >>> the pope's historic visit continues today to the united states. this is a live look at washington, d.c., where the pope actually spent the night in the building to the left. you see the crowds gathering on the right. soon, he will emerge to deliver a speech before congress. he is the first pontiff in history to do that. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts will be there for the history. she's live outside the capitol building this morning. what he has to say might make both democrats and republicans squirm a little bit. good morning. >> reporter: well, it certainly could. good morning, sam and laura. that's because he's been very willing to address some topics that have been controversial here on capitol hill. he's spoken out about -- he talked on abortion yesterday. he talked about climate change. areas where this congress has been very divided. pope francis, the son of immigrants, is literally embracing this issue that's divided congress. 5-year-old sophie cruz will attend his address at the capitol today. h

the american people, we don't trust the government in washington, d c to do what they are saying. we see what is happening on the border and the rules and laws in place are not being obeyed. when donald trump talks the way he is talking, people appreciate yes, the real problem we are facing in this country with illegal immigration, we have to solve this problem. host: a little more from this poll, donald trump leading in all demographics, in addition to leading overall at 30%. , verying to the poll conservative voters, donald trump has 29%. tea party supporters, 36%. does that sound right to you? guest: i suppose so. host: under age 50, 30 4%. by gender, 37 percent, men. 23 percent, women. there was a piece that the tea party said they are still trying to determine if donald trump is fair cup of tea -- their cup of tea, play on words. ourt: what i see from supporters around the country, with donald trump, they hear what he is saying and like what he is saying a lot. they also look at senator ted cruz and see what he is saying. a note he has stood up and fought in washington, so we

representative paul finley of illinois suggested him for the job and sponsored him while he was in washington, d c both of them discuss this at the abraham lincoln library. the u.s. capitol page alumni hosted this 40 minute event. on behalf of the u.s. capitol page alumni association, want to welcome you to the abraham lincoln easy him to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the firsttment african-american page in the house of representatives. [applause] i'm the president of the alumni association and this event is one of a series of events we have held reuniting former pages and to commemorate historic events that involve pages. i would first like to

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tuesday's leaders' summit on countering isis and violent extremism he will also give remarks at a d-n-c event and attend bilateral meetings with foreign leaders, including cuban president raul castro. >> vicki: happening noddies super moon for stargazers. this is a very rare in the next 11 happened to go2033. >> brian : we've seen an abundance of high clouds this afternoon as a stream of tropical moisture has been pushing across the bay area. those high clouds may obscure viewing of tonight's supermoon lunar eclipse. however, last check of satellite as of 5:30 indicates that this band of high clouds could be pushing out by eclipse-time. a weak pacific weather system well off to our west will continue to send scattered high clouds our way through wednesday. as it gets closer we will see more morning fog, stronger onshore winds, and a cooling trend until midweek. that weather system passes by to our north as it heads east thursday and friday. behind the system we'll get a wind shift. instead of winds off the ocean, the pattern will set up to produce offshore winds out of the north and nor

saying, that remains to be seen and we may see movement on that once the president gets to washington, d c with president obama. there's nothing especially new or market moving. he has been touching on a couple of cultural things, mentioning "house of cards" and ernest hemingway. that has struck a kind and warm note, but that's only the super national level. -- superficial level. cards" doesuse of get attention. spokeg with china, i earlier with a senior banker at midmarket securities. she won a pulitzer prize for her coverage of china and is the -- and is a author best-selling author. chineseher how the government has evolved since xi jinping became president. guest: when president obama went over there, the chinese economy was soaring. , who hasinping accumulated at a norma's amount of power and done a great amount of work in the three years he has been in power, but he is in a diminished position. his economy is struggling and the u.s. is recovering. so we have a reversal of roles. i don't think there is an upper hand right now. both have restricted maneuverability. xi has been aggressi

. >> any time you carelessly, c d coward isly take the life of someone so angelic, the means of the law should come their way. they should not be spared. >> two men are in the hospital. third man who bailed out of the car has also been located. >>> sources say general motors will pay a $900 million fine. criminal charges would be dismissed if the company complies for three years. prosecutors say the automaker knew about the problem for more than a decade. >>> also happening today, both sides of the pepco epsilon merger will be calling for the leaders. they voted unanimously to reject the merger. commissioners say they didn't prove the merger would benefit you, the public. they're holding a meeting in the northwest to ask the district to reconsider and then this afternoon the opponents are holding a rally to keep epsilon out of d.c. some report that a combined company would be a liability. >>> sergeant beau bergdahl will face the military today. was captured by the taliban soon after he left his post and was held for five year. he was eventually released and exchanged for five detainees

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>>mark:he will also make stops in washington d-c and philadelphia. >>darya:new this morning.g marriage licenses to same sex couples. despite the >>darya:this comes as a defiant clerk refused to issues those marriage licenses because of her religious beliefs. >>darya:the supreme court rejected rowan county clerk kim davis' last ditch appeal for a delay in her case. >>darya:now, davis risks being fined or possibly jailed. >>mark:the 300-million dollar addition to the santa clara valley medical center is more than two years behind schedule. >>mark:and those delays and cost overruns are costing taxpayers at least 36-million dollars a year. >>mark:the contractor, turner construction, was given an ultimatum. turn the project around or be fired. >>mark:a spokesman for turner construction says, the county is to blame for imposing costly, last minute change orders. and failing to take responsibility for the delays. >>mark:turner was given a week to develop a new plan or the county says it will find a new contractor to take over the job. >>mark:san quentin state prison's outbreak of le

bay area catholics held special events this morning to view - and to celebrate - the pope's historic d-caddress. at san jose's all-girls "presentation high school" - students and teachers >> st. mary's college had one at san jose, all girls presentation high school, students and teachers gathered in a gym, had breakfast, and gathered to watch the event. more than 200 students turned out. they had a chance to take selfies with a card board cut out. the students enjoyed it and listening to the pope's address to the nation. of course, we'll have more on this on nbc bay area tonight as well as online, nbcbayarea.com. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. it's the gear that gets it done. >>> this morning on "today's take" pope francis delivering an his ttoric address to congress before making his

it is news that is sending shockwaves through washington, d .c. john boehner is stepping down.e plans to leave congress at the end of next month. the news comes as he battles members of his own party over the federal budget. has agreed to ignore shutlicans who want to down the government rather than keep funding planned parenthood. brendan: in a speech at the united nations, the pope says urgent action is needed to halt the destruction of natural resources. he knows that some steps have been taken. francis: it is clear that without all those interventions on the international level, mankind would not have been able use ofive the unchecked its own possibilities. praised the pope also the nuclear deal with iran and calls for the abolition of nuclear weapons. president obama is meeting with the president of china. they are expected to discuss a number of areas where there are significant disagreements, including cyber security and human rights. and xi jinping will hold a joint news .onference it will be broadcast live here on bloomberg tv. brendan: gdp rose at a rate of 3.9%. it m

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significant efforts sherry anderson showed significant teamwork in our injuries and safety training their d s c bringing the presidio facility to a zero count of injuries for the last i believe 6 months. >> all right. >> (clapping). >> thank you good afternoon chairman board members and mr. recess kin i take it my honor to accept this award on behalf of a group of individuals that support me and the thoughts of pertain to employee safety two of my staff members tim and dennis and another you can't gentleman those are the guys that helped to achieve that award it is known pub that nothing at presidio is done solely by one person we hold our safety team weekly and good housekeeping records and question by question corroborate with the industry safety sherry anderson and through the support of her and donna we were able to achieve that award i appreciate that an on behalf of presidio we appreciate this award. >> thank you (clapping.) >> director reiskin so next, we will of president to recognize a member of executive team after a quick 16 years with the city asking is going to be moving on to bett