so was francis scott key's only only uncle. phillip barton key has more nfluence on scott than his father did. they're schooled at home. ohn ross key was served in the continental army in the revolution. loyalist.r became a he joined the british army. he fought in florida, got captured along with everybody else. went -- he'd never been to england. he went to england after the war. he got tired of life in england and came back to the united states. that, loyalists who came back especially from england, especially those who fought against us, they weren't and feathered, but most of them didn't get a good welcome. barton key did. owner.me a big property he became rich. st. john's ank to college in annapolis. it's still there. offers classical education. we mean greek and latin. e studied greek and latin, he graduated in 1796, he read the his uncle.polis with fellow youngof his lawyers there was a man named tau brook tau nooe, roger nooe who later became chief states. of the united frank went back to frederick where he hung out at

so was francis scott key's uncle . philip barton key turns out to have more influence on frank than his father did. they schooled him at home. let me tell you about philip barton key. john ross key served in the continental army in the revolution. his brother became a loyalist. not only was he a loyalist, he anded the british army fought against us. he wound up fighting in florida. he got captured along with everybody else. england -- back to he had never been to england, but he went to england after the war and got tired of life in england and came back to the united date. i think you probably know that loyalist who came back, especially from england, especially for those who fought against us -- they were not tarred and feathered, but most of them did not exactly get a good welcome. --l, philip argan key did philip barton key did. he became a big lawyer in annapolis maryland. he became rich. -- they sent frank to st. john's college in annapolis. you all know about st. john's. it is still there. it's a small liberal a

pope francis apologized to victims of child abuse at the hands of catholic priests. compares their crimes to a satanic cult. and one of the fathers of perestroika. tributes poor in for the foreign minister who died at the age of 6. good evening. for more than two decades the image of the catholic church has been severely tarnished by sexual abuse scandals. today pope francis some of some of those abused by priests scompessing sorrow and asking for forgiveness. he said the roman catholic church should weep and make reparations of these crimes which he compared to a satanic cult. let's listen to what the pontiff had to say. translator: i ask for your forgiveness for the sins of a the leaders of the tchauch have not answered adequately for the allegations of abuse from the family members. and by those that were the ictims of abuse. >> pope francis speaking a little bit earlier today. for now we go to our rome correspondent cima gupta. cima, talk us through what happened there at the vatican today. >> essentially pope francis did say those word during a homily during the

francis has more with live doppler 7 hd, francis? >> that's right. we're turning upwards in terms of temperatures. live doppler showing low clouds off the coast. it's going to stay there. it's not going to move inland much. look how high numbers got today. we saw upper 90s, 98, 97 and 65 in half moon bay. this is current relative humidity right now. so it's 94% at half moon bay cool and cloudy and livermore 23% and relative humidity is tied the temperatures, and temperatures will come up higher than what i initially thought. i'll have the updated high temperatures for sunday and monday with the seven-day forecast shortly. >> thank you, francis. >>> three men were severely injured last night n. sunnyvale, two men lost fingers at fair oaks and dwayne avenue. one man lost two fingers on each hand and one lost two fingers on one hand and police say a man lost both hands when a firework he was hold exploded. officers say it was an illegal firework. >>> in santa cruz, investigators believe illegal fireworks started a fire near an apartmen building. the fir

will it succeed with pope francis? i don't know. i don't know if this papacy is going to last long enough to conclude this reformant project. (choir singing) >> of course, many things are going to change. the vatican state was like a kingdom, like a human kingdom, and so there were all the defects of a human court. but he wants things more simple. i am sure that the holy father will go in that direction and will not go backwards, certainly not. things are not going to continue like they were in the past. (applause) >> in louisiana, some parents want to break away from the baton rouge school district... >> these are some of the worst schools in the country. nobody's getting educated in these schools. >> and start their own. >> it will be segregated along race lines and class lines. >> the fight over education and desegregation. >> we have an african-american president. they achieved their goal. who can say we're not desegregated? >> "separate and unequal." >> go to pbs.org/frontline, and take a closer look at the early record of pope

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is pope francis likely to do any of this what -- >> is pope francis likely to do any of this, meet any of these demands? >> this is unknown. it will demand on the amount of pressure that comes from the outside, i believe. >> inc. you so much for providing us with the back story. -- thank you so much for providing us with the back story. ukraine is preparing another offensive against pro-russian forces. >> and edward s-- has died. >> those stories in exactly it -- in exactly 60 seconds. >> welcome back. residence in the eastern ukraine city of donetsk are bracing for an attack by government forces. >> they are preparing to retake the offensive -- the city as part of an ongoing offensive against earl russian rebels -- against pro-russian rebels. >> those towns were taken without strong resistance. donetsk -- in donetsk, pro-russian rebels are promising to put up a fight. >> this ridge near the eastern town of donetsk was blown up earlier on monday -- this bridge near the eastern town of donetsk was blown up earlier on monday. it could be part of the rebel efforts to slow down any attempt

officials should down sir francis drake boulevard between 580 and larkspur landing circle. the clean up process was intense. crews knew they needed to work quickly but safely. they established a 1,000' safety zone around the scene and evacuated ten houses in san san quentin prison village. pg&e was here, as as well. were of the fuel was contained in dams and pumped out and crews used absorbent material and sand and the fire department watched for run off to keep it from going into the san pablo bay. it was a complicated operation but they finally did get sir francis drake boulevard open so you can count on using it for the commute. >>> happening today, california water officials are going to get tough with people who wastewater during the drought. the waterboard meets toed to vote on whether do impose unprecedented $57 a day fine on water wasters and katie marzullo is in the south bay with more on the $500 a day fine. >> the restrictions are unprecedented the first time the state would unmoment mandatory outdoor water restrictions. problem is we have come up short. the gove

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francis has more. >> good evening, everybody. we're seeing low clouds move in from the coast and that will bring relief for temperatures tomorrow because it got very hot today, sizzling in inland. 101 in lake port, 99 in clover dale and lots of hundreds through concord, fairfield, 101 in livermore, quite mild along the coast with 72 in san francisco, 88 san jose. current temperatures still in the 80s in some inland areas, 60 in san francisco and compared to 24 hours ago, we're quite a bit cooler. that's the trend that's going to continue to tomorrow and i will have your neighborhood numbers and when to expect relief, ama. >> thank you, francis. >>> to the crisis in the middle east. hamas rejected an offer to extend a seize fire. still, the cabinet decided to extend a trust for 24 hours but warmed the military would respond to fire and would continue to demolish military tunnels. >> reporter: two bright lights streaking across the sky flashing, disappearing. followed by two loud explosions. hamas, which rules gaza said it fired th

francis is in nor lisa argen this morning. good morning, francis. >> good morning. we are starting off with the low clouds again. temperatures mainly in the mid-50s to some mid-60s out will. 56 in santa rosa. napa one of the cooler locations. san francisco currently 60. mild san jose a at 62. emeryville, looking toward the bay bridge. you can see the low clouds. this afternoon inland areas will be slightly warmer. we will see low 80s to upper 80s around the coast and along the coast. and in san francisco we will hover near the mid-60s. we will see the clouds stick around this afternoon. and bay area, along the shoreline, partly cloudy conditions." temperatures in the 70s. i'll full about the more humid conditions coming our way with the accuweather forecast. >>> thank you, francis. this morning new clues from the downing of the malaysian passenger jet. shot down by forces loyal to russia. but there are fears that the separatists are complicating the investigation. good morning, kurt. we are live with the update. >> good morning. the news conference wrapped up a litt

we talk about francis scott key. we have a copy of the manuscript. we talk about how key's anthem or his song became popular in the 19th century as a song of -- became very popular during the civil war and again during the early 1900s, but was not made our national anthem until 1931. you can see a lot of graphics about how the national anthem is something everyone is familiar with. all americans are familiar with it. most people in the world are familiar with america's flag as a symbol as well as our national anthem. at the end, we talk about the legacy of the star-spangled banner and how it's not only is the flag a national treasure but our song is very important to us as americans. how it has become one of the most significant symbols in american history. what people don't always understand is that the flag that they salute today came -- what its origins were, and why when we salute that flag and when we sing our national anthem those two have come together in history during the war of 1812. so hopefully when you come to visit the smithsonian or co

sir francis drake boulevard is now open for the morning commute. it took 19 hours for crews to clean upped mess and make repairs to the road after the big rig crashed. amy hollyfield is on the scene. >> they opened it up before 2:30 this morning. look at the pictures to get an idea of why it took so long. the emergency crews moved a big rig and the two gasoline tank trailers that flipped around 7:00 yesterday morning on sir francis drake and then they cleaned it up. c.h.p. says the driver lost control when the right tires went on the soft part of the shoulder. the driver is okay. the tank spilled 1,700 gallons of fuel on the road and officials had to shut down sir francis drake boulevard between 580 and larkspur landing. crews needed to work quickly and safely establishing a 1,000' safety zone evacuating ten houses in the san quentin prison village and pg&e shut down the power. the truck was not out of here until 9:00 last night with most of the fuel contained in dams and they used special material and sand to control the fuel and get it out of her

sir francis drake boulevard back open for the tuesday morning commute.oming up in a live report i'll explain why it took so long to re-open this road. >> and game day is right around the corner at levi's stadium. we'll take a look at public transportation and parking to make your life easier. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. ,, ,, ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. h,z/ when

in his homily, he highlighted the deep spiritual words of the that francis spoke. >> francis rebuilt my house. i quote. st. francis' time is a time of spiritual unrest and they saw the condition of the human person as totally debased. >> there was a need for reform of the clergy who is too absorbed with worldly things. francis' response was holiness. he focused on the call to holiness. and knowing the work of rebuilding must start with within. >> it was his personal holiness which led the way in the needed reform of the church at that time. >> he served as chairman of the subcommittee for the promotion and queens of marriage recently faced harsh criticism for participating in the d.c. march for marriage. he boldly declared that we now in our time need to live the truth for compassion. as it applies to us today. to build a civilization of truth and love. i am pleased to welcome to our program this morning, archbishop salvatore corleone. >> thank you for having me. >> the start in the san francisco bay area has been explosive to say the least. i know you don't view yourself necessarily

sir francis boulevard remains closed on both directions. on the marin county side, northbound on 101, you can exit sir francis drake but you'll be turned around once you reach the ferry building. another thing stopping this progress is the cleanup crew that was actually meant to be here is actually stuck in traffic on the richmond san rafael bridge. chp crews are sending a crew out to get them so they can get the tanker truck righted up sooner than later. we can estimate 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. before the scene is entirely clear. live near san quentin, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> stay with ktvu for updates throughout the day. >>> a man is facing a murder charge after police say he shot and killed a woman who lived a few doors down from him. alex is here with more on the victim. >> good afternoon to you. the victim was well known here on this street. neighbors simply called her "mom." last night she was visiting a friend of hers who lives a few doors down when she was shot to death. >> reporter: described as kind and caring, 57-year-old

francis has a look at why that would be. francis. >> it will be warm, but, ama, the waters are chilly. they are close to 60 degrees. that's what he swam in today. check out the cloud cover. way have high pressure -- we have high pressure bearing down on the marine layer and clear skies right now looking from the east bay hills out toward the bay bridge. temperatures are really mild still for 11:00 this evening or 11:18. san francisco 60, oakland 61, san carlos 64, san jose 65, gilroy 68, half moon bea, 52. half moon bay, 52. this time we are looking from sutro to downtown san francisco. you can see to the east bay as well. more temperatures in the 60s for santa rosa and napa and novato. fairfield, concord and livermore, beautiful shot right now. it is so clear out there that the moon looks like this bright light bulb in the sky. it looks pretty over the bay bridge. mostly clear skies overnight. near 100 degrees inland. a cooling trend begins on tuesday. so the forecast fog animation, very little of it. that's all we will get

sir francis drake reopened overnight shortly after two a.m.er that tanker truck overturned and there was a wreck on the richmond/san rafael bridge. everything looks great on 580 and 101 except for some light rain. chp marin just tweeting about what lawrence was talking about this monsoonal moisture hitting parts of 101 right now. that's a live look across the golden gate bridge. so visibility low clouds and fog also an issue this morning on 101 from sausalito into san francisco. the nimitz in the east bay clear to the oakland coliseum. continuing southbound a few brake lights between 238 and 92. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> the head of the california highway patrol is doing damage control after an officer punched a woman repeatedly. a video taken by a motorist two weeks ago shows an officer punching the woman, who had been walking in and out of freeway traffic in l.a. commissioner joseph faro says he believes his officers need more training to deal with mentally ill people. he woul

[applause] years ago this00 year, francis scott key wrote the words to a poem in the defense of fort mchenry and set it to a british tune. together, they form our national anthem, "the star-spangled banner." here we explore america's history through collections, research, and public outreach. we help people understand the past to better make sense of the present and to shape a more humane future. we are hoping that our program will be able to do much of that by bringing the nation together around our national anthem. by the way, we are not just bringing to the -- people together here on the national mall but also all over our country and world. i would like to send a special welcome to our streaming audience who is watching us via youtube and espn three. -- espn 3. it is very appropriate that our opening conductor is well known for bringing together singers from all over the world with his infamous and very well-done virtual choir project. i would like you all to join me in thanking grammy-winning composer mr. eric whitaker. [applause] also, let me introduce you all to today's choir.

francis scott key, a successful lawyer in the new national capital was also a gentleman.spangled banner without a month. the humble mr. key had a simple explanation for his achievement. in that hour of deliverance and joyful triumph the heart spoke. does not such a country and such defenders of their country deserve a song? that song, forever identified with the giant flag that inspired it, remained popular, especially during public ceremonies. and in 1931, more than a century after the war that inspired it, president herbert hoover signed the bill that made it our national anthem. and today we are celebrating the winding 200-year journey that has brought a tiny piece of paper and giant flag together for the very first time. we celebrate the families of the 1814 defenders that saved these precious icons in their baltimore homes throughout the 19th century. the flag was displayed, hanging on buildings. pieces were snipped off and shared with honored guests. the manuscript was displayed in a baltimore parlor. they have conserved, displayed and interpreted flag and documents

director of a blog on us middle east policy called low blog dot com and in champaign we cross to francis boyle he is a professor of international law at the university of illinois college of law are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it robert to go to you first in washington you wrote an article recently obama's true foreign policy weakness what is that weakness. well president obama has been willing to fall into the control under the control pretty much of the neo conservatives and some of their liberal interventionists friends he has instead of asserting more as a real break from the george w. bush policies he has he has adopted them he has avoided perhaps some of the more extreme problems but in many ways he has not challenge them in any fundamental way so why is that why. well it's a good question and he he i think he basically is trying to avoid the kind of hard political battle that would be required to if he were to challenge this what's become a very powerful force in washington the neoconservatives have bee

. >>> pope francis set to meet with victims of the sex abuse scandal. six victims will attend the morning mass and meet with him afterwards. it's led to rare criticism of this pope. some say this should have happened a long time ago. >>> the u.s. coast guard searching for a crewman from a liberian oil tanker. he was discovered missing sunday morning near corpus christi. the tanker was 20 miles offshore at the time and heading to port. >>> more bloodshed as the death count climbs. 13 in attack at a market on the southeastern coast. nine were killed at a police station. al shabaab rebels -- >>> fresh optimism from a u.s. marine jailed in mexico. he's been held three months since driving into mexico with three guns in his truck, a move he says was an accident. he says things are looking up. >> once the media started covering it, like a month into it, yes, things did start changing. i think i have earned some respect from the guards here. >> he has hearing scheduled for wednesday. >>> imagine your data being swept up by the nsa because you use the same onli

pope francis begs forgiveness from catholics sexually abused by members of the clergy. we speak with one of those inside that vatican meeting today. australia's high court today blocked the government from transferring a vote of 100 and 53 asylum-seekers back to sri lanka. rights groups have raised alarm about their safety. >> into the remote and treacherous waters to australia's north have sailed thousands of asylum-seekers over the years, hoping for a new life. following an election last september, the conservative government here promised to stem a steady flow of unauthorized arrivals coming by sea. official silence, the immigration minister said in a statement that those on board near the cocos islands in the indian ocean have been handed over to the sri lankan navy. their refugee claims having been rejected. the government says it will continue to act in accordance with international conventions. and to protect the safety of life at sea. they insist they want allow people smugglers to undermine australia's protection measures that are stopping the boat. right group

. >>> about a month ago i had a conversation with pope francis with a woman named francis kiss ling,ormer president of clath licks for choice, a pro choice catholic organization. she said something rather provocative. quote, the pope is nor like god every day she told me. he allows evil to exist around him. the evil she was referring to was the sex abuse scandal that has rocked the catholic church. well, this week pope francis finally addressed that evil in a very personal way for the very first time. he met with six abuse victims last monday and apologized in a homily during a mass before that meeting. quote, i ask for the grace to weep, to make reparations for her sons and daughters who portrayed their mission, who abused innocent persons. i begged her forgiveness for the sins of omission on the part of catholic leaders who did not respond adequately to reports of abuse. this is a big deal, even if you're not catholic. no pope has ever addressed the abuse of tens of thousands of children. that's the estimate in a recent u.n. report. tens of thousands of children. the new pope alrea

. >>> a visit from the vatican, after the break, the city pope francis plans to visit during his first trip to america. >> just a picture perfect evening, picture perfect day really, high temperature only 85, low 65 and at national, 57 in baltimore for a new record low. we'll come back, talk about a yellow alert sunday, let you know how you can dance around >>> if you're just getting home, here's a quick check of the day's other top stories. philadelphia police are pleading for the public's help in finding two men responsible for a deadly carjacking. investigators say they threatened the driver with a gun and forced her into the back seat. at 1 point they lost control of her car and hit a group of adults and children standing on a corner. three siblings died, a 15-year- old girl and two boys ages 10 and 7. their mother is in critical condition tonight. >>> an attempt to broker a week long truce between israel and hamas failed. both sides have, however, agreed to a 12 hour thstarts sometime tomorrow. israeli media reported the security cabinet rejected a truce plan because it would have

you are not able to get off the freeway at sir francis drake. you can see we are panning up and the headlights are coming in toward us in the westbound direction. if you are coming in from richmond you are going to be on the brakes the entire trench. plan another way to get an it. here is the toll plaza. avoid this area for the rest of day. take the bay bridge. it is a round about way to get to the north bay but that is the only way to get there. bumper to bumper because of the overturned tanker truck and both directions of sir francis drake are shut down teen 101 and 588. >> we will follow this on twitter@abc7newsbayarea and at abc7news.com. >> grieving son has the task of cleaning up a crime seen where his mother was shot to death after a man went on a shooting rampage in vallejo. our reporter joins us outside the police department. amy? >> yes, police say the man they arrested had a high-powered gun. neighbors say they were not surprised. they say the suspect has been a ticking time bomb. >> he picked on everyone. he called them the "n" word.

yeah and also christianity i think we were talking before about pope francis before we came in here we were talking about pope francis what he was trying to do literally is to say look this is really what religion is all about and so you want to concentrate on that now if you concentrate on that then basically you're saying that a human being isn't just flesh and bones there's a spiritual quality as steve said there's a connection to something that transcends us and to the extent that we can do that we are religious the problem is that very often we do that to something that is an idol. in other words something that doesn't bear the burden of that trust hmm what is an idol? an idol is something that is created rather than the creator it's something that cannot bear the trust that you give to that particular thing now i think in that sense to speak about organized and non organized religion you know if it wasn't for organized religion you wouldn't have the heritage the tradition you wouldn't have a bible you wouldn't have the great resources that a religious tradition presents us and th

that's right. 200 years ago this year francis scott key wrote the words to a poem, the defense of ft. mchenry, and set it to a british tune, and together they form our national anthem, the star-spangled banner. here at the national museum of american history, we explore america's history through collections, research and public outreach. we help people understand the past to better make sense of the present and to shape a more humane future. we're hoping that our program will be able to do much of that by bringing the nation together around our national anthem. by the way, we're not just bringing people together here in washington, d.c., on the national mall, but also all over our country and indeed world. i'd like to send a special welcome to our streaming audience who is watching us via youtube stream and cspan3. speaking of bringing people together, it's very appropriate our opening conductor is well known bringing together singers with his infamous and well done virtual choir projects. i'd like you all to join me in thanking grammy winning composer mr. eric whitaker. also, let me

pope francis meets with sex abuse survivors for the first time and promises that bishops will be held accountable. and washington state issues its first licenses to sell recreational marijuana. tensions and violence rose today along israel's border with the gaza strip. israeli army released this video of rockets after hamas vows revenge for their deaths. confessed to the crime. those confessions come as israeli military calls up reservists for the first time in almost two years. amuds the large escalation of the number and reach of rockets fired from gaza into israel. nick schifrin, what can you tell us about this escalation on both sides, israelis and palestinians? >> michael you laid it out well. these two sides are at their most tenuous point, in the past two years. there is a great fear of higher escalation. let's look at both sides from the numbers. from gaza we have some 40-plus rockets being fired just in the last couple hours into israel. about 12 of those have been intercepted by the iron dome, that's the missile defense system that israel has. dramatic are increase in the nu

hi, francis. >> hi, ama.coast and that's what we see with live doppler 7hd trying to make its way in. thunderstorm activity in parts of the midwest. fargo and minute -- fargo minneapolis 81. look for storms going toward new york and boston. the temperatures will be quite warm. 92 in new york and 86 in boston. the thunderstorms are expected on tuesday. hot air as well in phoenix and that is driving hot temperatures in california where we are seeing lots of hundreds through the central valley. 107 in chico and 107 in fresno and 109 palm springs and some possible thunderstorm activity as a well in the higher elevations of central california. highs tomorrow are similar to today. warm to hot once again. 67 in san francisco and that's cooler at the coast. 75 in oakland and 99 in antioch and 101 in clear lake. if you are headed to the bay bridge series game tomorrow, it is going to be in the mid60s when it starts. below 60 at the end. it is going to cool down throughout the workweek. >> all right. thank you so much,

[applause] that's right. 200 years ago this year, francis scott key wrote the words to a poem to defense of forth mchenry and set it to a british tune and together, they formed our national anthem, "the star spangled banner." here, we explore america's history through collections, research, and public outreach. we help people understand the past, to and to shape a more humane future. and we are hoping our program will be able to do all of that by bringing the nation together. we are not just bringing people together here in washington, d.c. on the national mall, but also all over our country and indeed, world. i'd like to send a special welcome to our streaming audience who is watching us via youtube ustream and welcome espn, welcome all of you. it is very important that our conductors are well-known for bringing along singers from all over the world with his virtual choir projects. i would like you all to join me in thanking mr. eric whitaker. [applause] also, let me introduce you all to today's choir. these guys are great and i had a lot of fun with them earlier today at rehearsal. the

so far reports of pope francis coming to philadelphia are not officially confirmed from the vatican. while philadelphia religious and civic leaders have been optimistic he will come next september, vatican said concrete plans are still pending. pat ciarrocchi is live from the cbs-3 sat center where she has just received some new information, pat. >> reporter: jessica, this is a case of is what official and not official. today catholic news service quoted philadelphia archbishop charles chap. t in a speech at a native american catholic conference in north dakota as confirming the pope's visit to philadelphia my sources at the vatican are saying this that the popal visit here is not official as of yet meaning an itinerary isn't set an there has been no public announcement. i have also just learn that the archbishop has not received private confirmation from the vatican. no one is more enthusiastic about a possible visit of pope francis to philadelphia then archbishop charles chaput. led delegation of sieve inning and business leaders to the vatican making the formal invitation to the w

francis said the figure may even include bishops and cardinals. that would come out to about 8,000 priests worldwide. the vatican said the interview should not be taken as the pope's exact words because his answers were not recorded, but it did say the article "captures the spirit of the conversation." >>> meanwhile, a growing sex abuse scandal here in the u.s. in an affidavit filed this week, the former chancellor of the catholic archdiocese of st. paul and minneapolis accused archbishop john nienstedt and other church officials of covering up sex crimes by clergy. the archdiocese has been rocked by a series of allegations of abuse and sexual misconduct. >>> in an historic first, the church of england voted to allow women to become bishops. two years ago the measure was narrowly defeated, but this time it passed with an overwhelming majority of votes. archbishop of canterbury justin welby had long been in favor of the change. eight other jurisdictions in the worldwide anglican communion already have women bishops. >>> here in the u.s., a federal

sir francis drake is open in both directions.e it to connect to 101 or get to the ferry terminal . 580 tracy to dublin is 24 minutes. 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 18 minutes. >>> more on the story leyla gulen was telling you about the re-opening of sir francis drake boulevard. amy hollyfield ist the scene. >>> good news for people in marin county who had an ugly commute yesterday morning. around 7:00 in the morning a big rig and its two tanks full the fuel flipped on sir francis drake boulevard near san quentin. the driver was okay. the damage was huge. officials created a 1,000' safety zone away the scene and evacuated ten homes away the prison and pg&e shut off the power and all kinds of safety precautions were in place until 9:00 last night until they were able to move the truck from the area. haz-mat coordinated how to get everything cleaned up including vacuum trucks, the fire department was here, capturing the fuel. if you were frustrated by the closing and wondered why it was closed so long, this give

on display is a manuscript of francis scott key's star spangled banner. >> the war of 1812 is a very important subject for the maryland historical society. when it was created in 1844 the defenders of baltimore as they called themselves, the old defenders were very interested in remembering what had happened and letting the country know that this was probably an important event that they felt actually saved the union in 1814. we were very rich in resources to tell that story from 1812 to 1815. the gallery has hundreds of objects and documents and what we basically tell is a story of baltimore as sort of the epicenter of this story for the state of maryland, a growing, bustling port of 50,000 people and a lot of immigrants who didn't like the british very much and then it goes on to the reasons why the war happened and the command central area of everything in those days where the taverns and the newspapers were being developed and this was a big newspaper town, too, and then it goes on to the actual war itself and the maritime experiences and the attack of the british in 1814 when th

. >> and sir francis drake the scene of that accident yesterday opening at 2272 this morning. you may see construction cones out there but for the most part everything is clear and flowing fine for the last few hours. but we'll break down your morning commute coming up. >> thank you. >>a major commute artery in marin county finally reopened this morning nearly 20 hours after an overturned tanker truck shut it down and made quite the mess of traffic. the accident happened about 7:00 yesterday on sir francis drake boulevard not far from san quentin prison. it just reopened a couple of hours ago. the tanker was full with 8,000 gallons of gasoline from the richmond refinery. the clean-up and road repairs caused a long wait. >>> today the state is likely to change our water conservation efforts from voluntary to mandatory. the toughest water restrictions likely to mean no washing your car with a hose unless there's a shutoff nozzle, no spray washing sidewalks or driveways and fountains that don't use recycled water will be illegal in the state. >> we're focusing on outdoor irrigati

francis goes down 6-4.ouse believes that an autographed johnny manziel jersey will sell for $100,000 if it is from his anl days. if it does, it will set a record for the highest price ever paid for college football jersey. get out your wallet, brother. i know you wanted. >> not over here, man. but they need to pay, right? >> some be will have more dollars than sense if they are paying for that. >> you got that right. [laughter] celebratedthis woman her 90th a few weeks early and did it in a big way. >> how is it going? >> wonderful. like this remarkable in thege tree toppled district and maryland, that is our top story tonight. a d.c. council member $14,000 in vegas. and the forecast for the week ahead, now available to you on wjla.com. old, she justrs went skydiving. believe it or not, she says it has been her lifelong dream. she wanted to be a parachute rig in when she saved -- served the navy in world war ii. her size did not stop or this time, as you see there. her family said tt she wanted to get the j

the third son, charles francis, lived to be 79.hat is the story of the brothers going after the same cousin for mary? story is ant interesting story of competition between brothers, but also a very provocative and flirtatious became, with the death of her parents, a resident of the john quincy adams household as a very young teenager. so she grew up into her middle teenage years enjoying her life in the adams household and flirting with the brothers. charles francis as an older adolescent sort of fell in love with her. he always had a bit of a crush on her. then, of course, his brother fell in love with her and fell out. that is george washington adams. they became engaged. then time went by and george washington adams got into more and more difficulty off in the distance in massachusetts while the young lady was in washington with the adams family. then the other brother appeared on the scene, if you will, that is john. adams, that is john the young ladynd became intimate and married. , this write in your book is again a personal

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sir francis drake was shut down between larkspur landing and 580. the damage to the road was extensive. the chp says the company that owns that big rig will have to pick up the tag for the cleanup and repair work. >> any time there is a hazmat incident, it's their responsibility. they know that. they have their insurance in place and their companies in place. i don't think it's a surprise to them. it's the cost of doing business. >> the driver of the truck was not hurt in yesterday morning's crash. there were no other cars involved in the accident. it was an extremely long road closure and that led to gridlock. people forced to get between the richmond/san rafael bridge and the highway 101. all of that repair work was finished quickly. the chp reopened sir francis brake boulevard at 2:30 a.m. cars moving fairly smoothing. but a huge relief for commuters to have this back open. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> happening today -- a state agency is set to vote on some tough new water restrictions. cif tan kafton -- christian calfton -- christien

sir francis drake still shut down going both ways. we will have more information for you straight ahead at 6:00 p.m. elizabeth. >> sounds good. look forward to that. well thank you for watching. the cbs evening news with scott pelly is next. >> remember, latest news and weather is always on kpix.com.

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. >>> pope francis is coming to philadelphia. to america, next year.hat's on the agenda and are other stops possible for the pontiff? we will talk about that coming up. ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if frustration and paperwork decrease... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. >>> we have now learned that a second american in africa has tested positive for the deadly ebola virus. the woman is an aid worker in liberia who was helping a teen that's treating patients. this comes after an american doctor is now infected with ebola. 33-year-old kent brantley was working in africa treating these patients. the current outbreak of the disease is the deadliest ever in africa. >>> now the group responsible for kidnapping more than 200 school girls in nigeria has struck again, this time cameroon, according to reuters. the militant group called boca haram killed

also ahead this wednesday, pope francis picks a new leader for the scandal-plagued "vatican bank." his latest effort to confront controversies from the church's recent past. >> woodruff: plus, the power of play in the classroom. a california school embraces video games to keep students curious. >> a game designer's role is to constantly scaffold challenges over time so that a person will always want to play, always want to engage. and i said what if replace game designer with teacher or school. >> woodruff: those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you