students at francis scott key elementary in san francisco sunset district may not know the man who pens but matt haney does and said it is time to consider a name change. >> our school name communicates something to our kids. it says something about who we want them to be and about what we value. so it is important. >> reporter: also on his list, jefferson elementary and george washington high where a large statue of the first president stands in the lobby, and he too was a slave owner. but ninth grader caitlyn and her dad rob say leave the name alone. >> it is in the past. >> we've been using that name for a very long time. it has been working. just leave it. >> reporter: but on the other sid

i'm going to call first the set of folks from francis scott key. [calling speaker names] you have two minutes each. and i know you all i think you all know this but if it's about an individual person make sure you don't say anybody's name. i think you know that but just a reminder. >> my name is michelleling and i am actually representing another parent who couldn't make it this evening. her name is anna wong and this is regarding a concern that we have at our school about a particular teacher. as you can see could all of sfk stand up quickly. this concerns us deeply and we wanted to show you how much this concerns us. thank you. on behalf of the anna wong this is her letter" my name is anna wong and my son is a 4th grader and i want to share my concerns in his classroom. some of the incidents i have learned include but not limited to the following. my son told me his teacher told the class they cannot explore and eat expired food from the emergency kits from earthquakes during the first week of school and they ated food. my son receives little les

francis scott key, i won't call him a racist. i didn't know him. but he had a slave. he wrote the third verse to support slavery. the national anthem is an issue. but we're long passed that. the anthem has become a symbol of this country. a protest against this country needs to be more specific from my point of view. >> how is the nfl handling this? >> i don't think they are handling it they allow penalties for infractions on the field. i think there's a matter of principle involved here that the nfl has to get behind. they are not behind it at all. >> what should they do? >> they need to set a standard. they set a standard for their behavior on the field? they do. they set a standard for how they behave in public. how do they let this get by. >> you're the nfl commissioner for a day, week or year. what does the standard become? country. particularly, in a time of trial and stress. the anniversary of 9/11 was one of those. those of us who were part of all that in one way or another, we lived through that on 9/11 all over again. every minute of that goes through our mi

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students at francis scott key elementary in san francisco sunset district may not know the man who pens the star-spangled banner also owned slaves but matt haney does and said it is time to consider a name change. >> our school name communicates something to our kids. it says something about who we want them to be and about what we value. so it is important. >> reporter: also on his list, jefferson elementary and george washington high where a large statue of the first president stands in the lobby, and he too was a slave owner. but ninth grader caitlyn and her dad rob say leave the name alone. >> it is in the past. >> we've been using that name for a very long time. it has been working. just leave it. >> reporter: but on the other side, this parent said they should dump a name that represents oppression. >> in order for us to teach the kids the next generation how to overcome this, it has to start with the schools. >> maybe give them -- rename them with a person that is more relevant to current times, possibly. or just consider it. >> reporter: school board president haney who is runni

there is also the old francis scott key school. it would have to be torn down first. a lot located in mission bay has been earmarked for a new school which could include housing for teachers. ironically more than ten years ago the district had plans to build apartments for teachers behind the new dianne feinstein elementary, but back then teachers rejected the idea because most of them didn't want to live in the same building with other teachers. today their union told us 97% of teachers polled say they support that kind of housing. >> what's changed now is it's such a desperate situation. >> the district is in conversations with the union and the city to come up with the funds needed to build more affordable housing. santa clara unified did it. this complex has 70 teacher housing units. the union supports the idea but says more incentives are needed. >> we definitely need more. we need to see a salary that will keep people here in san francisco. >> as of yesterday, the official number of vacant teaching positions within the district was 98. in san francisco, lyanne m

george washington high school and francis scott key elementary were named after important people in history but were also slave owners. he suggests naming one off of maya ange angelou. >>> he says the proposal to rename the school could be introduced this month or maybe later. he has gotten a lot of feedback and even physical threats. >> dogs at the palo alto animal shelter are not the only ones barking today. they're considering outsourcing services to save $500,000 a year. the group says they will run palo alto the same way but with a upgrade. some volunteers fear the animals will not be welcome in the new deal. >> we do not pick and choose our animals, we help everybody. we have all animals. >> we are hoping to increase our save numbers, so saving more animals than they're currently saving now. >> the animal wardens would still work for the city. >> the national guard still on standby this morning. it is in advance of today's suspected ruling. this was a demonstration in topeka, kansas. a prozest on september 3rd tushed bloody when security guards used attack dogs. they oppose the pipeli

but francis scott key was also a slave owner. a discussion about that history on sunday has made school board president matt haney a believer in a name change. >> our school name says something about who we want them to be, what we value, so it's important. >> also on the list, jefferson elementary school and george washington high. where a large statue stands in the lobby. he, too, was a slave owner but this 9th grader say leave the name alone. >> that is in the past. >> we've been using that name, it's been working. just leave it. >> on the other side, this parent says they should dump a name that represents oppression. >> to teach the kids how to overcome this, it has to start with the school. >> maybe rename them with a person that is more relevant to consider times, possibly? >> the school board president points to harvey milk academy. for washington high, he suggests poet maya angelou. >> it's a lot deeper than something i have to sit down and think about. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thousands of itt tech students ar

but francis scott key was also a slave owner.ssion about that history on sunday has made school board president matt haney a believer in a name change. >> our school name says something about who we want them to be, what we value, so it's important. >> also on the list, jefferson elementary school and george washington high. where a large statue stands in the lobby. he, too, was a slave owner but this 9th grader say leave the name alone. >> that is in the past. >> we've been using that name, it's been working. just leave it. >> on the other side, this parent says they should dump a name that represents oppression. >> to teach the kids how to overcome this, it has to start with the school. >> maybe rename them with a person that is more relevant to consider times, possibly? >> the school board president points to harvey milk academy. for washington high, he suggests poet maya angelou. >> it's a lot deeper than something i have to sit down and think about. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> thousands of itt tech students are wonder

you for listening to all of us. >> if i can just comment to the families that are here from the francis scott keys community i understand that you have been working with assistant superintendent and had discussion with him i will encourage you to continue to pursue those conversations but certainly we at the district offices will be in touch with each other and try to find solutions as well so thank you for being here tonight. >> eric (calling names) all from sunny side if you'll come up two minutes each. >> hi my name is argon a parent of a fifth grade at the sunny side elementary school 0 all the other parents from sunny side stand up for a second - >> thank you so two weeks ago approximately 15 of us were here now at least if not more seeking an immediate resolution to the teaching outside the sunny side asked to give two weeks to resolve this and certain certain things the issue is not resolved and not appear that a permanent solutions it is is in the near future we're requesting a teacher guess not returning and asking for another teacher and asking. a teacher to assure an equitable expe

i'm going to call first the set of folks from francis scott key. [calling speaker names] you have two minutes each. and i know you all i think you all know this but if it's about an individual person make sure you don't say anybody's name. i think you know that but just a reminder. >> my name is michelleling and i am actually representing another parent who couldn't make it this evening. her name is anna wong and this is regarding a concern that we have at our school about a particular teacher. as you can see could all of sfk stand up quickly. this concerns us deeply and we wanted to show you how much this concerns us. thank you. on behalf of the anna wong this is her letter" my name is anna wong and my son is a 4th grader and i want to share my concerns in his classroom. some of the incidents i have learned include but not limited to the following. my son told me his teacher told the class they cannot explore and eat expired food from the emergency kits from earthquakes during the first week of school and they ated food. my son receives little les

there's also the old francis scott key school. it would have to be torn down first. a lot located in mission bay has been earmarked for a new school that could include housing for teachers. ironically, more than ten years ago, the district had plans to build apartments for teachers behind the new diane feinstein elementary, but back then, teachers rejected the idea because mt did not want to live in the same building with other teachers. today, their union told us 97% of teachers polled say they support that keeind of housing. >> what's changed now is it's such a desperate situio. >> reporter: the district is in conversations with the union and cities to come up with funds needed to build more affordable housing. santa clara unified did it. this complex has 70 teacher housing units. the union supports the idea but says more incementives are needed. >> we definitely need more, a salary that keeps people here in san francisco. >> reporter: as of yesterday, the official number of vacant teaching positions within the district was 98. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> cha

he is down here when he catches his wife dallying with philip barton key wa keith who e son of francis scott key. there is a hilarious scene philip would stand down on the street on lafayette square and d wave a hanky and she would part the curtains of the upstairs window and give him a signal to let him know it was okay and i guess he would go in. one night he is waving it and its banandit's damned looking te curtains. he runs down, shoots him dead like a dog in the streets in lafayette square. as the biggest murder trial of the century. a lot of people say that he got off because his lawyers used a novel defense of temporary insanity. they didn't need any difference. he had a jury of 12 married men, said hman,said he was going to . [laughter] when the war starts off much longer after that, he raises the excelsior brigade whom one of the chaplains described as the scum of the new york society of the reeking and spreading a malaria around them and still they fought bravely and well. he was a very enthusiastic and reckless leader but then he gets control of gettysburg. the instantly get engul

>> this is the whole colin kaepernick debate which was penned by francis scott key.here are some folks in san francisco who say, let's not have schools be named after those who were for oppression. this would also affect george washington high school, and some people are saying, let's not rewrite history. others are saying, let's name these schools is something that is more progressive. something like cesar chavez, people that stood for change and for something positive. we'll have to see how this all plays out. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up, fighting the issue of illegal dumping in oakland. what the city is doing to try to stop that program. our daughter, libby, is convinced that the washing machine will eat her buddy antonio. so when it's time for his much needed bath... ...antonio hides from me. but, when i do find antonio, i wash him with tide and downy. we only trust tide to get rid of the week-old stains and downy to protect him from damage. tide and downy. great on their own, even better together. grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby

francis scott key, penned the 'star spangled banner' after a british attack during the war of 1812. key, like many of his contemporaries, was a slaveholder. that's important to understanding this original, lesser-known verse he wrote. it reads in part, "no refuge could save the hireling and slave from the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave,"many interpret that celebrating the death of slaves. others say key meant something different. "you might consider that he's not talking about africans, or african americans or afro- caribbeans. nor is he talking about slavery as an institution.""i believe he is referring the slaves who accepted the british offer for freedom, by running away from the plantations and fought side by side with the british." side by side with the british. >> reporter: no matter your interpretation the song is reminder the land of the free is always been hard fought. for circumstanca i am elizabeth. >> whoa apologize if the music was too loud as for kaepernick he says he will continue theboycott until he sees significant change in race relations head to fox be

commentators justifying kaepernick says well, why are we respecting the national anthem anyway because francis scottave holder, the man who wrote it this is creeping in, charles. everybody is afraid to actually defend the founding fathers who did own slaves and people like key. they are afraid because then they are branded a racist or a pro-slavery person. that's what's happening. >> look, you go back to woodrow wilson, who was a liberal progressive hero. he was a racist who reinstituted a lot of the discrimination in washington, d.c. people simply have to disassociate the elements and to judge people in their time. otherwise, there is no judgment. anybody who preceded us and i'm sure when you are judging our generation they're going to be things found about us that are going to be utterly insupportable. >> how about abortion? >> >> you pick your crime and you will be able to find the criminals anywhere you want depending what you do. i predict that this is very unserious. you get a guy making $10 million a year, second string, i would add, quarterback who is protesting social justice. this is going

he's down here, when he catches his wife with philip which was the son of francis scott key.there's a hilarious where philip would stand on the street, they lived on lafayette square and wave a hanky. one night he's waving and it's dan looking through the curtains. shoots him dead like a dog. it was the biggest murder trial of the century. a lot of people say he got off because his lawyers used what was a very novel defense, the temporary insanity defense. they didn't need any defense. he had a jury of 12 married men so he was going to get off. when the war starts, not much longer after that, dan raises the bragaid. they fought bravely and well and dan who had no military training whatsoever was a very enthusiastic and reckless leader and they loved dan. but then he gets in trouble at gettysburg, the long union line. dan marchs bregade out in front of the line and they get engulfed by confederates and while the line is scrambling to reform itself behind him a cannon ball shoots dan's right leg, chatters dan's right leg and the union survived, obviously and and luckily for dan

history of the anthem, of the author of the anthem, of the background of the author of the anthem, francis scott on slaves and there was this very controversialn third stanza of the national anthem which, you know, maybe talks about being very unsympathetic to slaves. so i think that it has been good in one sense in that it's gotten the country to really think a lot more deeply about who we are as a nation and a lot of our hypocrisy. i think in terms of kaepernick,a i think is also once again made us realize the power of athletes, of these people who are in these very prominent positions because, you know, sports is sort of the cultural -- has become maybe one of the primary cultural foundations of this country, and now that you're having especially, particularly young african-american men who are beginning to realize, a, they're becoming much more fluent in our history and are really becoming unafraid to use this podium to express views that are controversial or not controversial and using this sort of national anthem as sort of the lightning rod, you know, for a lot of these controversies. so

another school named for a slave owner locally is francis scott keey elementary in the sunset districtd banner." many parents are keeping their children hope from a school because of a leprosy scare sending a warning to parents because two students have been diagnosed. others should not be at risk. >> we are concerned but what can we do? >> you cannot just be too scared to bring where are kids to school. the children. have biopsies to confirm they do have leprosy and are not just showing similar symptoms. >> a congressional investigation shows the office personnel management did not follow cybersecurity recommendations last year in the massive cyber attack. it compromised personal information of more than 21 million current and former employees, and said there were missed opportunities because of security clearances and finger prints and could have been avoided in the office has basic security controls. >> americans are taking out more loans than ever to buy cars while the number of people fall behind on payments is up, as well. credit bureau reports that the total amount of money owed

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he said george washington high school and francis scott key elementary were named after important figuresrs. he suggested to rename a school after mayo angelou and wants to open a dialogue about historical leaders who may be relevant and more representative to students and families today. >> the plan was to bring it to the board. i think i'm going to tank a little bit of time to listen to people and talk to people about what makes sense here and make sure we clarify some of these things before we jump into this. i think george washington high school has been especially challenge. >> haney says the proposal to rename the schools could be introduced this month or possibly later on. he's received an onslaught of feedback and even physical threats. he says his shown to create a constructive conversation. >> well, if you're just tuning in we're on early because of primetime because of nfl's opening night. the broncos, as you know, beat the panthers on nbc bay area. >> it was a close game. the 49ers kick off the season next monday night which is also the debut of a new delivery service, and onl

all the schools that bear the names of slave owners that includes elementary school named after francis scotte guy he he wrote the star spangled banner. schools barring the names -- bearing the names of thomas jefferson and george washington could actually soon bar them. >>> our school name communicates something to our kids. it says something about who we want them to be, about what we value, um so it's important. >> nothing is going to happen unless students, staff, parents and alumni all agree to the changes. >>> turning to your health now, a problem facing a lot of families. they haven't been able to have a baby the traditional way one of the alternatives won't work either. >> you now have option you might not have considered yet. and it's making a difference for some couples. fox's dr. joe has that story. >> even though the doctors kept saying well ibvf is your only option we felt like there has to be something else out there. >> reporter: after several failed pregnancies and two emergency surgeries on her fallopian tubes michelle and michaelss hope of having a child their personal and r

haney says george washington high school and francis scott key elementary were named after important figures but they were also slave owners. he suggested renaming the school after maya angelou. ultimately he wants to open a dialogue about historical leaders who may be more relevant to students and families today. >> the plan was to bring it to the board. i think i'm going to take little bit of time to listen to people and talk to people about what makes sense here. and make sure we clarify some of these things before we jump in to this. i think george washington high school than especially challenging. >> haney says the proposal to rename the schools should be introduced this month or possibly later. he's received a lot of feedback and even physical threats. >>> san jose already has some of the strictest gun laws in the state. but city officials are pushing for tougher regulations. according to the mercury news city council committee has given city staff two weeks to analyze a new gun policy introduced by two council members. the law would toughen requirements for securing firearms,

need to talk with someone immediately we looked at the standard if you 50e78dz a request for a francis scottey back i'm concerned not seen that has typical but a way that many folks we have some employees that have no assess during work hours to e-mail or to a pc so make sure we are serving everything we will not have been over the other but provide and. >> we'll have a full discussion not on that agenda but for future dates. >> maybe get that agendized if we need it. >> in the next couple of months. >> looking forward to visiting this. >> great. >> we took public comment on this item sir, does this complete our presentation. >> yes. thank you. >> thank you very much since no action needed on this item call the next item. >> >> retiree board member i want to recommend a calendar item the chair set up a chair or subcommittee or ad hoc to address the system we have benchmark what we have and bring back a recommendation on the standard of communication to our members we believe is appropriate and back it up with a appropriate budget with staffing for the recommendation. >> it is you if we as a

about -- [inaudible] >> so all i will say to the parents, the families that are here from fran francis scott key and i suspect many were on the email that i sent yesterday in response to some of the concerns, and we can't go into a tremendous amount of detail but i want to assure everyone we are taking -- we are very closely attuned to the situation in room 218. it has our full attention and we are working as i said in my email very purposefully to address that situation so i think i must leave it at that but in the meantime we do understand the concerns and appreciate you communicating them to us. >> i'm going to call the next set of speakers. [calling speaker names] >> thank you all for coming. >> one of the core values at sfusd isut social justice and states that we stand with those most vulnerable in the community and as a bilingual teacher this is strong to my heart. with a breaking heart i am addressing this progressive board and opportunity to stop oppression as spoke about. as forced out and [inaudible] transfer a family is being torn apart. one brother was accepted who is in my clas

. >> there was a third stance a that francis scott key wrote after he wrote first two. and it is about what ways called colonial marines which was, by british and for the for british. look, key was a slave owner. there was a lot of slave owners. it was wrong. it is a black mark on the soul of this country but what we did. what i find offensive, that hundreds of the thousands of americans died during the thing called civil war to end it. it is not our dna. it is our history but it is no the who we are and it is no the what we are. >> chad, go. >> excellent point but you there are other people who find police brutality, and police, some police killing black and brown people with impunity deeply problematic, institutional racism, systemic racism problematic. so, that is not the problem. problem is injustice and intolerance in our community. you and i can reach consensus what we are doing today is a dialogue. people think this is confrontational thing if you we have to tiehl with the cop flick. over board with the socks and things like that, that is too much. >> go, fred. >

need to talk with someone immediately we looked at the standard if you 50e78dz a request for a francis scottey back i'm concerned not seen that has typical but a way that many folks we have some employees that have no assess during work hours to e-mail or to a pc so make sure we are serving everything we will not have been over the other but provide and. >> we'll have a full discussion not on that agenda but for future dates. >> maybe get that agendized if we need it. >> in the next couple of months. >> looking forward to visiting this. >> great. >> we took public comment on this item sir, does this complete our presentation. >> yes. thank you. >> thank you very much since no action needed on this item call the next item. >> >> retiree board member i want to recommend a calendar item the chair set up a chair or subcommittee or ad hoc to address the system we have benchmark what we have and bring back a recommendation on the standard of communication to our members we believe is appropriate and back it up with a appropriate budget with staffing for the recommendation. >> it is you if we as a

offered freedom if they would fight for britain and 6,000 american slaves took them up on this so francis scottites that a home in a country should leave us no more and their blood has washed and their foul pollution and no refuge could save them from the terror of flight and the gloom of grave. could you imagine anybody singing that as a national anthem. >> there is a reason we let that go. in the nursery rhymes there are things that we let go by and pretend we don't know what they mean. and the third stanza implies that slavery is normal. we don't sing it any more. and it is old and to be honest, i don't think it is a racist song. it was written in a different context a different long time ago and we don't sing that stanza and therefore it is not really there. but more to the point, if you want to scold the country, and you are a person whose main statement that relates to patriotism at all is whether or not you stand up for a certain rather peculiar song played before the events you are paid to play in, yes, you will keep sitting down. and if he is doing anything wrong, we are here having th

so as a musician, francis scott key wrote it when all hell was breaking loose and saw that we were winning. it needs to paint that picture respectfully. it doesn't need to be four minutes long with trails and flourishes. o say can you see ♪ >> i got a little too high for 6:00 in the morning. it's our national anthem. it's not your career. that's the way i feel about it. paying respect to the song, what it meant, how it was written. plato and socrates said we might want to kill the musicians. yes, it should stir us for the right reason. >> i'm sorry? >> socrates ultimately kill himself. >> thanks for bringing it down, brian. >> because he's killing the truth of the young people. >> will you stick around and sing for us? >> you're going to sing later on. >> the brothers will be here, we'll do it. >>> meanwhile, coming up on this tuesday, it doesn't get any closer than this. >> [ bleep ]. >> that's what i say. what was that guy doing on the track while the race was still happening? you'll find out coming up next. that guy is lucky. >> it's being called one of the craziest elections of all-tim

scott h. saber >> charles e. sabin, sr. >> joseph francisacerdote >> jessica leigh sachs >> francis john sadocha >> jude elias safi >> brock joel safronoff >> edward saiya >> john patrick salamone >> marjorie c. salamone >> hernando rafael salas >> juan g. salas >> esmerlin antonio salcedo >> john pepe salerno rahma salie >> richard l. salinardi, jr. >> wayne john saloman >> nolbert salomon >> catherine patricia salter >> frank g. salvaterra >> paul richard salvio , daddy, youther lived your 49 years with honor, glory of purpose, and never-ending care. your family, your friends, your community miss you tremendously. memoriesur precious with you in our hearts forever. i love you, daddy. [applause] christopher.le, we love you, we miss you, and you will be in our hearts always. [applause] >> samuel robert salvo, jr. >> carlos alberto samaniego >> john p. sammartino >> james kenneth samuel, jr. >> michael san phillip >> hugo m. sanay >> alva cynthia jeffries sanchez >> jacquelyn patrice sanchez >> jesus sanchez >> raymond sanchez >> eric m. sand

so, had gone to francis scott key elementary school, hoover middle school, lowell high school and am so proud to be able to come back full circle to support a lot of those schools that i went to and be part of that community in a very integral way. >> so, you spent most of your life in san francisco. why did you choose to live in the city? >> well, first of all, my parents decided to move us to the sunset district because they really wanted my brother and i to have a really good and safe r growing up. there were a lot of children and families in the sunset district and i think they felt like it would be the best environment for us to grow up. so, we ended up staying out there and fell in love with it and have a lot of pride after especially working for the sunset district as the electricity i have aide to supervisor chiu for over five years. and working with -- very intimately with a lot of community members, the merchants, our local residents who have, you know, interest in things such as public safety or public transportation, our school communities, our parks and play grounds, jus

scott h. saber charles e. sabin, sr. joseph francisdocha jude elias safi brock joel safronoff edward saiya john patrick salamone marjorie c. salamone hernando rafael salas juan g. salas esmerlin antonio salcedo john pepe salerno rahma salie and her unborn richard l. salinardi, jr. wayne john saloman nolbert salomon catherine patricia salter frank g. salvaterra paul richard salvio >> and my father. daddy, you lived your 49 years with honor, glorious purpose, and never-ending care. your family, your friends your community, miss you tremendously. we keep our precious memories with you in our hearts forever. i love you daddy. [applause] >> and my uncle christopher we love you, we miss you, and you will be in our hearts always. [applause] samuel robert salvo, jr. carlos alberto samaniego john p. sammartino james kenneth samuel, jr. michael san phillip hugo m. sanay alva cynthia jeffries sanchez jacquelyn patrice sanchez jesus sanchez raymond sanchez eric m. sand stacey leigh sanders herman s. sandler jim sands, jr. ayleen j. santiago kirste

francis mcginley mark ryan mcginly william e. mcginn thomas henry mcginnis michael gregory mcginty ann walsh mcgovern scott martin mcgovern williams mcgowan francis noel mcguinn thomas f. mcguinness, jr. patrick j. mcguire thomas m. mchale keith david mcheffey ann m. mchugh denis j. mchugh iii firefighter dennis p. mchugh michael edward mchugh, jr. robert g. mcilvaine donald james mcintyre stephanie marie mckenna molly l. mckenzie barry j. mckeon evelyn c. mckinnedy darryl leron mckinney george patrick mclaughlin, jr. and my brother fdny fire fighters brian. rescue company number one working in squat 88. you have to wonderful nieces now and they will both know you as uncle brian. andnd lighter cousin , nephew, uncle, brother and son richard stewart junior. over the past teen years, there isn't a day that goes by that we don't honor your memory. you are taken from us far too soon and too quickly. we never had the opportunity to say thank you. i am taking that moment now. with peace and love, thank you rich, you are deeply missed emily love you very much. [applause] robert c. mclaughlin, jr. gavin mcmahon robert d. mcmahon edmund m

scott. mother teresa was declared a catholic saint today. pope francis bestowed the honor at the >> we declare divine blessed teresa of calcutta to be a saint and we enroll her among the saints. >> in a ceremony attended by an estimated 120,000 people, the pope praised st. teresa for defending the lives of the unborn, sick, and abandoned in india. julia fell lowe reports on a waukeshaw county church renamed parrish has been renamed to saint teresa parish. for a whom who said all she wants to do in life is something beautiful for god. known as the saint of the cutters, the saint was cannonized as millions watched on. ? glory to god glory to god glory to god in the highest ? >> reporter: t s parish was filled with pride as the priest dedicated the entire homily to her. >> a parish priest and many others made the pilgrimage to vatican city to pay witness. for a woman locals simply called mother, he shared an important >> for us in the world, power is always status. the most powerful person in christianity in the church is a saint. this is a saint that we ho

. >> scott martin mcgovern >> william j. mcgovern >> stacy mcgowan >> francisrick mcguire >> keith david mcafee >> ann mccue >> dennis mccue, the third >> michael edward mccue, jr. g. maclaine >> donald mcintyre >> stephanie mckenna >> molly l. mckinsey >> barry j. weak on darrell mckinney patrick, jr. brother, firefighter, working in his old company. he has two wonderful daughters and they will always both know you. >> and my dear cousin and , nephew, uncle, brother, and son, richard h. stewart, jr. over the past 15 years, there is not a date that goes by that we do not honor your memory. you were taken from us are too soon into quick. we never had the opportunity to say thank you. so i am taking that moment now. with peace and love, thank you, rich. your deeply missed and we love you very much. [applause] >> robert mclachlan, jr. >> gavin mcmahon >> robert z mcmahon >> edmund mcnally >> daniel walker mcneil >> walter mcneil >> christine sheila mcnulty >> sean peter mcnulty >> robert william mcfadden >> terrence mcshane >> timothy patrick sweeney mcwilliams. m

a pizza in peak pizza in town and are better with scott peeping tom in our database, camera surveillance system to run france's official churches francis assisi church is france's official churches of trespass and invasion of privacy and him him recorded him looking into the bedroom window of his teenage daughter who lives with his cousins as a the public that to brown's arrest that a problem solvers and they are investigation may lead to big changes in council agreed to look at the expense to protect victims after a woman to come to the problem solvers for help address city leaders taking harsh kagan harsha has the update. >> they reported numerous times at it has nearly half a car stolen back in april it was absolutely destroyed with a suspected car thief gone to a shootout with police the story has a happy ending is but that's not something time to tangible they simply will accept that's not how it works the family agreed not to retrieve the car car themselves so police can run surveillance and arrest the thieves the car ended up with a nearly 50 bullets after police time to a shootout with the suspected thief's. >> david. >> we kno

several states say he went by eugene law, drew prescott, robert francis mcdowell and at least two other aliases but his real name is scott wallace. right now he's wanted for bilking local investors out of around $1.7 million. he was taking in any amount of money he could for a project that was never going to be done. >> reporter: lieutenant kevin tobin says wallace is also wanted in new york and alabama for running the same type of ponzi scheme. they know of at least victims in massachusetts but it's likely there's more. >> throughout the united states during our investigation that number could be well over $100 million. >> reporter: dolores lives right across the street from this property and would see wallace hanging around the construction site. she feels terrible for the investors who lost out. >> i really feel sorry for them, i really do. >> reporter: for seven years wallace worked the this century 21. arthur foley the owner and broker here told me over the phone it's devastating for i hope he gets caught and gets his just do. >> wallace was last seen at the u-mass j.f.k. t stop last thursday. if you have any inform

scott. msn msnbc's national competent, tremaine lee is there and brings us the latest. tremaine? >> reporter: how are you doing, francisare in marshal park in downtown charlotte where for days people have been protesting. but as you mentioned, this today is a day of action. if you look out to the crowd, we already have a few hundred people here. again, many of them demanding the release of the tape which may show some piece of the killing of keith lamont scott, especially after yesterday when the family released their own video in which you hear keith scott's wife pleading for police not to shoot him. after days of peaceful protests, organizers have come today, again, to not only demand that tape, but it seems to be kind of a gathering of various organizations. it's a very mixed crowd, black, white, young, old, all seeking justice for not just keith scott, but the end of police and state-sanked violence against black people. you see many signs from white people saying end white silence. so this congealing of different organizations coming together. this takes place on the same day that president obama welcomed visitors

rick scott saying a tree falling on a homeless man that killed him that's from florida. tropical storm hermine now makes its way up towards the east coast. pope francisging christianst to fight climate change. yesterday, he referred to global warming as a sin. and said we can atone for those sins by recycling and carpooling and maybe not taking so many jets around the world. glelz pope said this before he's worried about the pollution of the planet. and right -- deirdre he's been talking about this but now ramped it up. >> this is a sin, he said taking care of the planet is in the same category as other christian work such as feeding hungry, visiting the sick. i think pope francis -- you know, whatever if you're catholic, not catholic that brand needed a restart after 2,000 years here's somebody who cools out, makes extreme statements people e agree or don't disagree. but he's clearly putting a flag. letting people know his u views. ashley: what about pope papal and popemobile not leading by example. can't put him on a bicycle but at the same time if you're going to atone for your sins he's a sinner as everyone else. >> he gave up official popemobile

scott walter cahill thomas joseph cahill george cain salvatore b. calabro joseph m. calandrillo philip v. calcagno edward calderon jose o. calderon kenneth marcus caldwell dominick enrico calia felix calixte francismaj michael f. cammarata david otey campbell geoffrey thomas campbell robert arthur campbell sandra patricia campbell sean thomas canavan john a. candela vincent cangelosi stephen j. cangialosi lisa bella cannava brian cannizzaro michael canty louis anthony caporicci jonathan neff cappello james christopher cappers james christopher -- sorry. richard michael caproni jose manuel cardona dennis m. carey edward carlino michael scott carlo >> and my father alfred cunhosa. the whole family misses you. this year i'm applying to college and i know i'll make you proud. >> and my uncle firefighter michael boyle. i'll let you know how the mets do this year. we miss you every day. [ applause ] david g. carlone rosemarie c. carlson mark stephen carney joyce ann carpeneto jeremy carrington michael carroll peter carroll james joseph carson jr. christoffer mikael carstanjen angeline c. carter james marcel cartier vivian casalduc john francis casazza paul r. cascio neilie anne heffernan casey william