you. >> know what, you want to think it's funny [ bleep ] -- >> gill, gill. >> in the midst of all this, this nurse comes in to address his medical problem, and she's very calm. and i expected him to have a worse reaction but it seemed to calm him down. >> have you ever broken your hand before? >> yes, several times. every time a c.o. pisses me off. >> hurt here? >> yeah. >> does it hurt here? >> yeah, all of it. >> has it ever taught a c.o. a lesson? >> i've never taken it far enough to teach them a lesson. >> she meant hitting the wall. >> does it teach them a lesson when you hurt yourself? >> what was impressive to me about the staff is they deescalated the situation by calmly talking to him, engaging him in a conversation. >> i'm not going to sit there and be [ bleep ] by inmates and not take it out on the staff. >> gill, listen to me a minute. none of that has been determined. we're going to get through this. >> let's get through this and then we'll deal with that, one step at a time. >> right as they're taking michael gill's blood pressure, the lieutenant starts using humor to cal

michael gill is one of them.ng him to sterling. >> how do you feel about your move today? >> pretty pissed off. >> why? >> because it's four hours away from my family. i got 61 days left. and they're moving me for no reason. >> he's a hot head and he gets upset real easy so you have to walk around him easily. >> my whole goal is just to go home and i was secure here. i know everyone here. i'm comfortable here. >> gill appeared to take the news well until his request for a shower seemed to hit a snag. >> were you afforded an opportunity to take a shower yesterday? why not? >> -- a shower. it's canteen. >> let me talk to the staff and i'll get back -- >> she said that they were going to be here any minute and it's been hours. >> i'm going to go out and talk to them right now. give me the chance to fix this. all right? if you don't give me a chance to fix it and you go out, you lose, right? >> have patience. >> have patience. have i done you wrong? then give me that respect. >> gill's patience didn't last long. >> i

father gill has -- zoom in on this and we'll get the shot. anyway, father gill has a ticket. he could be inside with the holy father tonight. he elected to be with us to spread the gospel. >> spread the gospel, just like he would. >> to talk about the church. there it is. now that we've got it on camera, i'm sure you got a great bid for this. >> oh yes. >> exactly. some of your producers wanted to take that away from you as well. no, no, we need you here as well. >> i should say i didn't know i got this ticket until yesterday. >> and you had made the agreement with us. >> full disclosure. >> we thank you so much for being here with us today. you've met him personally? >> march 17th i was in rome to meet him. >> tell us. >> he was gentle, authentic, big smile. we celebrated mass with him. one of the things that struck me, i expected him to be really charismatic. he was not so, a little dull almost. but once he started preaching and listening to the word, he just got animated. you could see like the spirit take him over. it was very exciting to see. >> it strikes me that there

the mass is beginning and we'll let david ushery and father gill >> thank you. yes, this is something the pope would want to do here is celebrate mass. >> here's the procession coming down. priests are already seated behind the altar. >> there we are. >> just great. >> now, the pope would rightly tie to where we are in the church's calendar. >> although he's using different readings. >> i think they must select

logan square section up to the art museum and behind me and behind the cathedral basilica, father gill says they will have deacons fanning out behind to hand out communion to those pilgrims. katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> later today president obama will greet the fop as he arrives on american soil for the first time. this is video of the two meeting at the vatican in march of last year. an official ceremony is scheduled for tomorrow. >> i'll pick it up here. philadelphia police are calling the death of a toddler struck and killed by a van an accident. the victim was a 2-year-old it. his family said he was playing with his sister in south philadelphia yesterday when he walked out on the 21st street near moore when the septa transit van hit him. police officers called to the scene rushed the toddler to the hospital. the doctors could not save his life. >> they were children, something like that i could say, i could understand that something like that, but these children were kept close all the time. >> it appears from witness accounts as well as viewing the video that this is -- there i

now, coming up in about ten minutes, we'll talk to father gill martinez. he's from the church of st. paul of the apostle on the west side and he'll be joining us throughout our coverage while the pope is in new york. we're going to share some moments later on. shiba. we want to remind you as the pope's canonization mass continues tonight, you can watch it live on cozi tv. we're streaming it right now on our website nbcnewyork.com. >>> he is a servant of god, but can the pope perform miracles. one family says it's as close to one as they'll ever see. coming up, what happened after pope francis held their sick baby. and lester hold has a look at what he's working on for 6:30. >> nbc nightly news coming to you from washington with the sights, sounds and emotion of pope's big day as he greeted crowds gathered along streets and roads here. also, we'll tell you about a mask held this afternoon and why it is sparking such goal and controversy at the same time. and what customers are left to shoo c'mon. well will you look at this. fortunately your 2015 cr-v comes

really good. sirens and we're here. >> i know that going back to you later because i think father gill would love to help all of us along with you understand what's going on once the mass starts there, so we'll be checking in with you from time to time. also inside the madison square garden, there's an opportunity fo vr the church that i was talking to cardinal dolan about. ey've got 200 deacons there, but alsomoending in quite a few priests because they have a, pardon me, i must, i have to finish a thought before we can move on. they have an opportunity here in the garden to bring people back ineen the churc . they are going to be offering confession. people who have gathered there, drawn by this pope, who may have strayed away, they are going to have priests on hand to talk to their way back in. this is an opportunity here, for the actually reach out. >> it's wonderful. >> now, let's go to checkey. >> and we have this mass crowd of people that are just now leaving the park or leaving the area after they got a chance to see pope francis. they're very, very excited. >> francisco! franc

. >> reporter: as a result, gill more and two fellow council members plan to make safety at the levi stadium a front burner issue. >> we need to take some more action. one of our big issues is people are coming to the stadium drunk. >> reporter: according to police, they average about 30 arrests per game. >> most of them are drunk in public. we'll have maybe one or two assaults. >> reporter: still the chief doesn't think the real problem is drinking. >> i think people have to remember we have close to 70,000 people in the stadium for a large event and the people that are misbehaving is really about 1.10 of 1%. >> reporter: gilmore and another council member disagree and are suggesting tighter tile gating rules, even a ban on -- m tailgating rules, even a ban on booze sales after halftime. >> i'm not opposed to it, but i don't think that's going to solve the issue. there's a lot of violence happening around our country and i think a lot of it is unavoidable. i think we really need to target the small minority of fans. >> all i know is it's too much and we don't want to tolerate about.

gill whose beloved sport is baseball most likely was carrying the bacteria in his nose or throat. sports injury most likely helped the bacteria spread. >> and in the area where there was a bruise in the muscle, it's likely that a bacteria that got into his bloodstream settled in this injured area and the bacteria began to grow. >> gil's doctors say the bacteria spread quickly. his family, as you can imagine, is in shock. >> a young entrepreneur who hopes to land on the forbes richest list one day received a big payday from the man who brought us the words you got mail. christopher received a gray for $100,000 at the national constitution last night. he won the prize for a pitch in the competition called rise of the rest road trip. the award comes from the pockets of aol finder steve case. dozens of startup companies had their chance to give their best pitch and in the end gray came out on top. he says the money will help grow his small company which is based in center city. >> called scholly an app that helps students find money for college. >> philadelphia was the 16th stop on ca

as director of the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul, father gill will be on the front steps when the car door opens and pope francis emerges to applause. >> it is important. >> always important, especially for the cathedral. >> reporter: we found, these men working on the details. balance stores on the alter rail were job one. >> aim not catholic but i know it means a lot to him. >> reporter: cathedral, mother church of the archdiocese was also the first stop for pope john paul, ii, 36 years ago. pope francis will pray, under the same great dome, but communication will be hd, highlitive rent. >> yes, it is one of our new cameras installed, there are several throughout the basilica. >> reporter: eight, hd cameras manipulated from the second floor control room feeding images to new monitors, mounted on columns around the side aisles of the basilica. >> the holler father will rest here this roomies just off the main alter where pope francis will dress for mass. >> the holler father and his papal mass. maybe me. >> reporter: stacked in boxes, 100,000 communion wafers, made by th

father gill, the rector of the cathedral, they have been preparing for sunday's mass for three years. they will try to deliver communion to as many in the crowd as possible. they have enough wafers or hosts for hundreds of thousands. father gill says if you are in sight of the alare ttar you hav good chance of receiving communi communion. >> at communion time we intend to have as many as 500 priests leave the sanctuary area to take communion into the congregation and they willble accompanied by an assistant. that is someone who will carry a gold and white umbrella over the blessed sacrament. >> reporter: father gill says it's their intention to try and deliver communion to as many as possible. i asked if everyone attending will be able to receive communion. he says that is their goal. they aren't sure if the we can reach everyone. they will try. reporting live, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> 6:04. we're learning more about a security threat hanging over the pope's visit to philadelphia. nbc news obtain add copy of a memo sent to law enforcement in pennsylvania to be clor it's not spec

was shot by gill, a member of our own production team.ill was in lower lake over the weekend as the fire started. initially exploded saturday late afternoon. this was about three hours after it broke out. you can see the wind. you can see the smoke above. specifically on the water there, in lower lake, that water getting whipped around by the wind, spreading the flames. as for the perimeter of this fire, jessica has a closer look. >> let's show you what it looks like. you can see how large it is, this huge area here. let's show you exactly where the fire is located. you can see here, we go to the valley fire. it started here in the cobb area. let's give you a better look at that. right in there. so, now investigators are saying that the fire started right around here, around cobb mountain. they think the origins is in high valley road and bottleneck road. but the winds just continue to push it in this direction, as you can see right here. this is the active zone that's going on right now. this is what we're seeing, all those homes that ar

>> reporter: he hooked a blue gill with plastic worm.uldencould end up like in jaws. but the little blue gill was no monster jaws. like the shark in the video. that left two australian morning show hosts dumbfounded. >> i am never going back in the water. >> me either. >> reporter: the blue gill did end up going back in the water. my first fish. not before derek documented his catch taking a selfie. >> or a fishy. >> reporter: as for drone fishing technique. when you feel a nibble it is like jerking up the rod. >> i was sending my drone straight up. >> reporter: as for the poor fish it had to put up with derek droning on. >> my first drone fish. >> reporter: about his new way of fly-fishing. djhone jeanne moos, skrchlt nn, new york. >> fishie, my goodness. thank you for joining us." "ac 360" now. >> breaking news in politics. making demand of donald trump. a pledge sent to each campaign late today asking the candidates to pledge their support in writing to the party's eventual nominee and to not run for a third party ticket. trump as you

university of delaware student eye own a gill sent us this photo of the nooses.l tells us monday night she and about 100 other student held a peaceful black live matter protest outside of mitchell hall. then about 24 hours later the students stumbled across nooses posted at the same site as the protest. university of delaware police confirm they're investigating asking student don't call them if they saw anything suspicious last night. acting university president nancy target said she's been at campus again all night since the news broke, want us to be absolutely clear that this behavior is not representative of the university of delaware, and will not be tolerated. >> i was so sickened by the whole process, find it such a reprehensible cowardly act, by someone who did this anonymously, and is trying to drive a wedge within our university of delaware community. and we just aren't going to let them do. that will woe will not. we will meet cowardice with courage. and so, we will not allow that wedge to be driven in the community. >> target says there will be campus

father dennis gill says they have been preparing for the papal mass for three years. trying to deliver communion to as many in the crowd as possible. they have enough wafers for hundreds of thousands of people. father gill said with your insight of the altar on the museum steps, you have a good chance of taking part. >> at one time we expect to have as many as 500 priests lead the sanctuary area to take communion into the congregation and they'll be accompanied by a communion assistant, that is someone who will carry a gold and white umbrella over the sacrament. >> father gill says it's their intention for everyone to receive communion. >> you can count on nbc 10 for your coverage of the pope's visit to the u.s. rosemary connors and matt will report on francis' stops at washington, d.c. cydney long and katie zachary pick up from new york on thursday. don't forget about the nbc 10 news app. it has everything you need to know about the changes over the next five days. unfortunately, big crowds are the perfect setting for pickpockets. helping you avoid becoming a victim.

and actually father gill could weigh in. in part of our coverage we interviewed a father who has known the pope for years. this behavior that we've seen with pope francis is different than his friends say they observed with father mongolia. of the cameras much. he felt the weight of the office, the seriousness of ministering to the poor. it's not like they didn't like him. but he did not smile. the father said this to him when he met him, he said, you smile so much now. and we showed a picture that was taken a few months ago with. he was preparing for retirement. and father gill with maybe weigh in on this. he felt this calling. he feels he's been called for this and almost as if he accepts it and embraces it and he is truly overjoyed by this. it's almost, i think the pope would say that the holy spirit consumed him and called him for this. >> you can hear the joy out here. speaking about joy, david, as he grows goes by. people have so excited. you can hear the cheers and the screaming. >> it is getting so loud here we're ha

it's the favorite retreat of my friend, adrian gill. more widely known as a.a. followed restaurant critic for the "london sunday times," a regular columnist for a spectrum of magazines, author, traveller, and one of the finest essayists of our time. letterewe, as it stands today, was built as a shooting lodge. deer stalking like they do here is something from another era, but it persists in places like this which both protect and cull deer populations. if you are like us, of course, two murderous aristocrats looking to put some venison on the table, you need help, professional help. and estates like letterewe come with a stalker. stephen miller has been working here for eight seasons now, both protecting the animals who live on it and helping people like us in the arduous and delicate task of sneaking up on them. we would as gentlemen of leisure require a cook and adrian has recommended the supremely well-suited fiona cullinane, a woman who excels at this scottish traditional game cookery. for dinner, it's grouse. shot, then hung until the already funky game bir

so gill, what's striking here is perhaps what police on scene in fox lake don't know. it seems like they only have this cursory and vague description of these suspects, they're asking people to be on the lookout for anyone acting suspiciously. they don't know if these three guys are still together. it's like looking for a needle in a haystack here. >> it's extremely difficult but this is how police work is and that's how detailed it is that you have to get everybody together. so this is a two-pronged kind of search. you have a search and then you have an investigation. so you have to investigate who are these guys and the search is let's stop these guys before they hurt anyone else. when you shoot a police officer or have a confrontation with a police officer and you have a that confrontation and kill a police officer you're a different animal. they know when the police get you, something will happen. if they don't give up right now, this is going to end up in a bad state so let's hope we get these guys as soon as possible. but the civilians and people out there are th

the mass is beginning and we'll let david ushery and father gill >> thank you. yes, this is something the pope would want to do here is celebrate mass. >> here's the procession coming down. priests are already seated behind the altar. >> there we are. >> just great. >> now, the pope would rightly tie to where we are in the church's calendar. >> although he's using different readings. >> i think they must select >> normally, they would be. is this an honor, for a priest to celebrate mass with the pope? >> no, it's huge. when i would celebrate in rome, there were about 80 of us in the about 50. we had, it was just so wonderful to be close to him. it was a moment of prayer. know? the church is the bond of love and it just all comes together. reaches back to crist hrist, the men and women who have come before us. it's all present in him, because of everyone. the church is the people. and not so much a building. that's why you can have mass in madison square garden. >> the church is love. it's the love of god, love of neighbor. >> cardinal dolan had ek plained that p

father gill, you're looking at these images as i am. you were over a catholic school in two parishes and i think you can speak to the real challenges catholic schools are facing. we understand this is something specifically the pope wanted to see. he wants to see inner city catholic schools. it's a real challenge. >> it is. that's the history of the catholic school system is to work with immigrants and with all those who have, who had difficult times. a lot of, the number of minority students in all these areas was hard to raise money, but the good point, it's not about the money. in the end, it's about the dedication, the community that the pastor among his people, what's striking about pope francis is he's a priest. >> mayor deblasio, his son is there. first lady mcray. i am noticing his appearances this morning were more somber at the u.n. and at the 9/11 memorial museum, so he couldn't be as animated, but i see it in his face. this is where he really enjoys being. >> it was great. the singing. sing louder. >> yeah. it's just really

else where, a wildfire is burning along highway 152 east of gill -- gilroy. it is 70% contained. it started yesterday afternoon. initial reports suggests a car may have caught fire being a knighted the grass fire along the road. >> we're talking about the heat. steve paulson when we can see relief. >> there will be relief in the coast. >> the fog is there, it won't help the inland. it will be 100 plus for those away from the coast, by the coast there will be a drop. the fog is racing back to the coast, it's very shallow. no move over the way. for inland temps, the lows come down a little bit. 50s, 60s and 70s. the high temps have been hot. we'll see how the trend continues. there's a west southwest at travis. we'll see if it picks up. for some close to the beaches it's will be cooler. one more hot inland day, cooler for some, hot for others. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 100s. >>> the heat has prompted the campbell union district to send students home early. they are concerned about the health of the students at seven high schools since the classes don't have air-conditioning. a school

. >> father gill oversees an outreach program to the lgbt community called out at st.rs. >> what is your message to lgbt catholics? it is a message of the gospel. we don't do in any differently than anybody who walks in the church. they are loved by god and invited to live their lives in faith that way by sharing that love. >> it seems to be working. his church is crowded on sundays and what's more? attracts a relatively young congregation. >> one of the conflicts toward the younger generation is the church's response to homosexuality. this is a very i big issue for young people. >> as a pastor does the church offer to heal their homosexuality? >> no. i think that can be very remarkable. >> how come? >> i believe homosexual is not sinful. i believe we have to continue to take people where they are at. if they understand themselves and they are homosexual and engage in church teaching they can decide if they are going to be gay. others say i understand what the church teaches but i know my life i am called to be in a loving relationship. >> the pair perish, the diocese

gilles: catherine: mercedes -- catherine: mercedes and bmw are expanding their presence, taking on tesla> having the most respected names in the automobile industry come out and say electric is the way forward and make a very public commitment to build electric vehicles for us is a huge win. tesla is leading the way. catherine: the market share for electric cars for the first half of 2015 barely reached 1% in the u.s. and france. tax incentives are helping to change that but sales are struggling to take off and the return of cheap oil hasn't helped. markus: let's talk you through a few other stories we are watching. a surprise resignation of the time -- the italian airline alitalia. the chief executive is bowing out after less than a year. he is leaving for personal reasons, without specifying further. the resignation comes as the carrier is undergoing an overhaul after years of losses. they lost a 49% stake lastÑ÷p÷9ç 09/18/15 09/18/15 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> we are the people left behind when a loved one got into what w

. >> we brought in consumer reports prescription drug expert lisa gill. >> we wanted to step in and seeo for you. >> reporter: first up, did you know prescription prices can vary store to store. >> one of the keys is shopping around sa. >> she says check discount warehouse store costco or bjs. shopping at costco saves the family up to $184 on a three-month supply. >> that's awesome. >> i'm speechless. >> reporter: next up, try prescription apps like good rx or lower meds. good rx compares drug prices in your local pharmacies. type in the name and your zip code. the nolans fining her prescription on good rx for $293 less than her current pharmacy. finally, lisa says, try negotiating. no price is ever set in stone. >> any other discounts? >> reporter: lisa calling four independent pharmacies in the area and after a bit of haggling. >> i appreciate it. >> reporter: we found one local pharmacy willing to offer denise's prescription for just $130 for a 90-day supply. that's $420 less. saving the nolan family a staggering $1700 a year. >> that's good tips. i never realized. >> 2 million peopl

andrew garfields, liz gilles, music from faith no more. i want to update you on what might turn out to be the most vicious feud of the digital era. i've talked about youtube gaming, the new platform for people who watch video games and watch other people play video games. i suggested watching other people playing video games is a waste of time and this resulted in a hellstorm of anger. i mean, i got literally -- i don't know, probably 10,000 comments. a lot of them like this. this guy said, bungee jump off a cliff with a rope around your neck, you chipmunk --. this person set, get cancer you f'ing cabbage. you filthy gorilla wanker turd nugget. you name it, they wish it on me. obviously this is a passionate group of individuals. but maybe they were right. maybe i did prejudge something i knew nothing about. so i asked some gamers to invite me to experience this thing that they love. and they did. two very popular youtube gamers, marco plier and mrs. may, agreed to make me at maker studios where they make these videos to teach me the ways o

victoria gill, bbc news. >> you've been to stonehenge. >> it's beautiful. it really is.he light pass through. i think it's really an old back in the day wives every time their husbands forgot something or didn't do what was on the list, the wall got bigger and bigger. >> that was their to do list. >> that's my unscientific. >> not aliens, just husbands in trouble. >> that's the news for this half hour. >>> this morning on "world news now," political showdown for the democrats. >> vice president joe biden says he's not running but he's looking more and more like a candidate. >>> the democrats challenging hillary clinton, facing tough campaign questions. >>> back to work. the minnesota dentist how kept a low profile after killing a beloved lion in africa. his first public comments as he faces protesters at his clinic today. >>> tennis superstar serena and venus williams competing just hours from now at the u.s. open. all eyes on these fiercely competitive sisters. >>> later, the yoga master making a name for herself on social media by proving that you don't are to be ultra

. >> father gill oversees an outreach program to the lbgt program called out at st.. what is your message to lbgt catholics? >> it's the message of the gospel. we don't do it any differently for anybody that walks in the church, that they are loved by god and invited to live their lives in faith by sharing that love. >> it seems to be working. his church is crowded on sundays and what's more, attracts a relatively young congregation. >> one of the conflicts for the younger generation is the church's response to homosexuality. this has been a big issue for young people. >> as a pastor, does the church offer to heal homosexuality? >> no, i think that can be very harmful. >> how come? >> we don't consider it sinful and i believe we have to continue to take people where they're at. they understand themselves to be homosexual and then they can decide whether they can be chaste. others will say i understand what the church teaches, but i know that my life is -- i'm called to be in a loving relationship. >> the parish, the diocese that does this might have the best intentio

and then, for the afternoon tomorrow, 86 in gill roy, 81 san jose, south bay. still pretty warm on wednesday. mid 6 0s to low 80s. we're going to end summer with some hot weather and bring on cooler weather as the seasons change. >> all right, still ahead, capping a ride. the amazing moment capturing a surfing seal. >> cheryl and dan, donald trump set to speak at who was the real winner last night. the deadly earthquake triggered for the american coastline there on the west. one of the biggest settlements ever for an american automaker with the deadly defekt. hope to see you shortly. >> thanks, dave. new, at 6:00, a look at the coca-cola ad that is fizzling. are stacked with bacon, sweet these 100bourbon sauce,, and apparently my mom's fave, spicy sriracha sauce. eat it, don't tweet it mom. denny's big burger bash, with burgers starting at $6.99 female announcer: get sleep at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on the best brand name mattress sets. get your best rest ever from sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

four days of triple digit heat tomorrow, labor day 97 and the south bay plenty of 90s for you. 99 in gill roy, santa clara 94 and redwood city, pacificia and should warm to 80, patchy fog otherwise still in the 80s for san francisco and 88 for south san francisco and sonoma and santa rosa and 89 oakland and 91 fremont and look at the dark reds here, 97 concord. the seven-day forecast, triple digits come into play as we go back to work on tuesday and stay there really no changes discernible until next weekend. more fog and looking at much cooler weather so we can just set our sights on that. >> hang in until then. thank you. >>> over to sports now. don't mince words. how about them giants? >> you're looking for another world series parade because you're the queen of the parades. >> definitely. >> the giants are hanging by a thread in the play-off hot spot and they will not give up. recently lost seven straight for the third time this season but found a way back to the winning column for the second straight game in colorado. this rockies felon flexing muscles, bring it, giants. they did. bu

leaves philadelphia he will walk up the steps to the cathedral and being greeted by father dennis gill, the director of the cathedral, and he was practicing with me the other day. >> he turns around here and waving to the crowd. >> how beautiful is that. >> people are cheering here, at the art museum, watching it, on television. >> exactly right. >> we have 40 jumbo trons throughout the city that people are able to see this great moment. so everybody bee comes such a great moment for everyone to participate. there we see him walking up the steps. he is being greeted by father dennis gill, the man in the white, standing behind the holy father, right behind the holy father father dennis gillian he will shake hands, which is welcome your holiness. >> can you imagine the excitement when he takes these next steps and everyone inside the the basilica sees that he has arrives. >> lets take a moment, and really absorb this, look at this. >> everybody is taking pictures. >> isn't this boot full. >> such a great moment. he is going to walk into the opening there, the vestibule area of the cathed

. >> reporter: for father dennis gill director of office of the divine worship nothing is more gloriouswhere pope francis will celebrate mass. it was added a century after the basilica was built. >> the round part of the sanctuary you see was added in the mid 1950's. >> reporter: adding a different more old world european style with a stunning free standing altar. the word of god or a.m. bo in gold and the cathedral or chair from which the bishop pre sides as chief priest. >> i wouldn't say it's ornate. i would say it was morey strained believe it or not. it could be much more ornate. >> reporter: more than nine apples or shrines surrounding the sanctuary. some of these are altars from churches and parishes that were closed. treasures like the stations of the cross. now preserved here. >> we have to remember that the cathedral is built at a time when there was an anti catholic sentiment in the city. there wasn't a lot of money. but magnificent job. >> reporter: a full-time maintenance crew led by nick martino ceps up this massive old structure. >> we want the place to shine. we really w

viewer and university of delaware student eye own a gill sent us this photo of the nooses, gill tellsat on monday night she and about 100 other student held a peaceful black live matter protest, outside of mitchell hall, then about 24 hours later, the student stumbled across nooses posted at the same site as the protest. university of delaware police confirm that they are investigating, they're asking students to call them if they see anything suspicious, acting university president nancy target said she has been at campus all night since the news broke. she want to be absolutely clear that this behavior is not representative of the university of delaware community, will not be tolerated. >> this is the act of one or few individuals, it does not de fin who we are as a community, tan absolutely does not represent the values of the university of delaware. and so, yes, it ways on me, and i worry about our student, student are top priority here, and i want them to feel included and welcome on this campus, and so, when something like this happens, it is a concern. >> target says that there

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boss stagz, vince gill, amy lou harris and leann womack.es place on october 2nd, third, fourth. >>> anheuser-busch wants to buy the company that makes miller beer. it would create a company with the value of $275 billion. the deal needs regulatory approval. >>> miss piggy and kermit the frog are together again, at least briefly to promote the 67th annual prime emmy awards. >> i can't wait until next year. we'll be here preparing to accept our emmy. >> so anyway, piggy, i just -- >> despite the very public breakup, they star in this video hob knobbing with other celebrities in promotion of the ceremony. >>> a little bit of tension there. a week after the a's said they did not plan to add zito to the roster, they changed their mind. decimated by pitching injuries, so they called him up from triple-a yesterday. former a and giant expected to work in relief. says it would be story book to throw last pitch in oakland. >>> giants bounce back from extra innings loss against the reds. last night started the scoring early about buster posey singling

victoria gill, bbc news. ♪ it is labor day here in america, but the presidential candidates are not takingreak. many of the hope holes were at parades and picnics across the country. hillary clinton was in iowa, where she is still a front runner. in north carolina shows bernie sanders pulling ahead of clinton. most of the world had not really heard of bernie sanders, giving hillary clinton a fight for -- but he is giving her the clinton a fight. how come? >> he is known as a socialist type senator from vermont and he is really appealing to the anti-wall street crowd, which is popular here at the democratic eighth in the states. -- the popular here with the base in thedates states. i think this could be a political headache for hillary clinton should the vice president enter into the race and really shake things up. but the vice president, as you know, has just gone through a terrible tragedy in his family, losing his son, and he is having to wait at balance. igh thatg to we balance. but should he get into the race, it will provide a candidate for the more moderate type of folks. laura: she

the a lot of scream also gills and bro think they own the place. >> be respectful. swirling on the street cat calling that kind of stuff we want to eliminate that kind of stuff. >> if they add that the business help make mid town before more popular and despite the complaint he insist the group will keep on growing. >>n to our weather which is really high. >> we have several triple digit temperature days. we have the full forecast. >> if it was hot. well you are in for a week of discomfort. we have mr. heat come our way. here's live doppler 7hd mild throughout right now under mostly clear sky and here's the view from the emeryville camera looking back to san francisco. 71 agree ins san francisco. oakland 70, 71 mountain have you and san jose. 68 morgan hill. 54 at half moon bay. thinks the view from the roof top camera along the embarcadero 66 santa rosa. cooling down a bit in the north bay. 64 napa. 70 fairfield. 74 concorde. 72 at livermore and here's the view at the golden gate bridge which is mostly clear as well. no fog i hope sight. forecast feature spare the

. >> reporter: all four on board the yacht escaped safely and said the youngest, jared gill, was coolest under pressure. in new york, cbs news. >> the yacht sank about an hour after the fire. the coast guard said it was fortunate the good samaritans were on hand to help with the rescue. >>> we had a great day for football. now it is kind of like i don't know, what is it? >> it is cloudy. but you know what? it is okay. sometimes you need a cloudy day to get you through a monday. >> and appreciate what we had over the weekend. >> reporter: right. it was so nice. we are going to see good weather right in time for the big visit for this week. but we do need some rain. it's been very dry for september. not too much of a dent for much of the area, or an improvement on the dent, but we do have areas off to the west, getting a better, good chance of rain out there right now. dry, cloudy, cool, the air is dry, and a northeasterly wind. so as these showers attempt to make their way off to the northeast, this dry air in the northeast is kind of stopping it from doing that. but look, we are getting

. >> rose: did you once want to call it the prod gill pig? >> the prod gill pig, yeah. >> rose: how did that go over? >> most of my friends department know what that meant. they went to dictionary.com to look it up. and it didn't-- basically, spotted pig is just such a visual name and it just-- when i told-- when i told april for one, you liked it. and mario, who was, is my friend, helper, adviser. he loved it. so we chose spotted expig it's worked. >> rose: so you went from pigs in the beginning, then chicken and now this boong is about vegetables. >> it is. >> rose: hearty meals from the garden. a girl and her dpreens. >> i love vegetables. >> rose: is that a new affair? >> no, no, a very long affair. i grew up eating nejitables. my nan cooked amazing vegetables. and i fell in love with vengitables at the river cafe and you have to go to the pig to know i have this love affair, not just with pig but the vegetables. i wanted to create this book to show the the other side of me. >> rose: you were at the river cafe in london when they found yo

stop of athe last long journey. 46 refugees from syria, iraq, and eritrea have arrived in saint gilles in the esper -- outskirts of paris after a bus from munich. the first of 1000 people the french president has invited to come from germany. >> we are so happy. at the same time, we are sad. because, my children are not with me. nice people. reporter: his family will be able to join him at this temporary housing facility while their asylum application is accepted. for the time being, he and fellow migrants will have access to food, a bed, and health care professionals. charities play a crucial role. >> we issued an appeal to the local community, asking for donations of clothes, hygiene products, cash. we are doing everything we can to help. reporter: some 200 refugees in total arrived in france from germany on wednesday. another reception cener -- center welcomed 53 refugees. >> i'm very happy. everyone is very friendly. thank you so much. merci beaucoup. reporter: they will be housed here, before being moved to 111 designated host cities across france. anchor: hundreds more refugees a

. >> tonight, montgomery county police officer gill, a 27 year veteran is missing his best friend, chip, the canine. >> it's tough. it's hard. it's hard to talk about chip not being here. he was a very vital part of our family. >> reporter: montgomery county police ordered the officer to return chip back to the department even though the two worked together for four years. >> not only did he work for the police department but he lived here with my wife and six kids. >> reporter: police say the department no longer owns chip and he's with a reputable canine rescue organization. the department acted with the dog's well-being as a priority and officials tell me they can't talk about why chip was removed in detail. around five months ago, the officer tells me chip bit him during a recertification exercise. he says it's the first time that's ever happened. >> i think it was stressful situation and chip bit me. >> reporter: i talked to two retired police canine officers. have you ever been bitten? >> several. >> reporter: what about you? >> several times myself. >> reporter: were your dogs ev

gill roirr gilroy, mid-90s. 9 could you pleaser tee know.oast side in the low since, pacific came half moon bay, 72. downtown san francisco 78.pleas. coast side in the low since, pacific came half moon bay, 72. downtown san francisco 78. 92 in santa rosa. east bay, warmer than average for fall. 83 in oakland, 85 hayward. and 94 in livermore, 92 walnut creek. a quick look at the total lunar eclipse coming up sunday night. look east, it begins at 7:11 p.m. and it ends at it will be warm from the beaches to the bay to inland the next couple of days. and then in time for your weekend, we will notice the temperatures trending lower. 60s to 80s. we'll keep it comfortable and mild for our next week with the 60s to 80s range. but in the meantime, fall often brings warm weather and today is a case in point. >> we'll take comfortable and mild going forward. >> absolutely. >>> bay area university chosen to play a key >>> officials say the effort to locate victims of the notorious serial killer john wayne gacy has led to the identification of a teen sho

you're wondering, that man in the corner is gop presidential candidate and former virginia governor jim gillore. that's your dish of "scrambled politics." >>> 21 minutes past the hour. it's friday. i'm joined by kevin, reporter for the hill. good morning kevin. we won't put you to that test. don't worry. >> i appreciate that. >> plus i don't have $100 to give you. that could be one of the reasons why. vice president biden told stephen colbert last night he's still deciding if he'll run. did he appear to have the drive to run? after all, he said unless you give 110%, you shouldn't be in the race. >> this is a personal decision for vice president joe biden who we all know. his family stricken by this terrible, terrible tragedy losing his son beau biden. i think the fact we're talking about biden, it's indicative of struggles of hillary clinton's campaign. sh she continues to be dogged down by this e-mail scandal. bernie sanders has surged ahead of her. he's making significant grounds. biden offers alternative to establishment democrats to hillary clinton should she continue to be dogged down b

that was at the old city farm in gill bin, northwest. it was the sixth year for the hometown fair. but the first year they featured a marijuana growing contest. yeah. the fair also featured urban agriculture, landscaping seminars and baking contests. there was even a pet parade. >> it was the first d.c. dog parade today. and we came. we dressed up a little. and she actually got third place. >> it's something that could bring the community together. get to know each other. mostly get all together, come and enjoy the nice food and music. >> cute dog. today's fair also featured a mobile pet adoption, live music and entertainment. >>> there will be lots of special happenings around town when pope francis comes to washington. one penn quarter restaurant has created a pizza in order of the paper visit. the thin crust pope's pizza features golden tomatoes, white mossrella and ricotta. the chef has purchased a life-sized cutout so diners can take a selfie with the cardboard pontiff. >> okay. >> could you be more excited? >> how do you -- >> how do you follow pope pizza? >> d.c. sports team