jacqueline: we were sent after he listened to a speech by jacqueline colburn, who was the one who hadotten this group together, she was there along with the other classmates, and then we were sent down to get our flying gear. we got down to the place where we got our flying gear, and the ones that were in the picture, they were all large and larger, and they had to roll up the legs in order to be able to wear it with a belt, but that is what we had in line. but then when we graduated by that time, in new york, they had designed us a new uniform, and general arnold, he wanted it in blue, and this was before the air force started wearing blue. at that time, they were wearing green and tan. but our uniforms were blue, and they were made by goodman and neiman marcus came over. and they fit us for those uniforms, which is what i am wearing today. victoria: and they also designed the santiago blue uniform, which consisted of the eisenhower jacket, and the women were the first ones to wear that jacket before they became standard issue later on that year, and the women earned their silver win

. >> i'm jacqueline london. the police commissioner says the officer's actions were quote stupid. george spencer is live at police headquarters. george this video has gone viral. >> reporter: jacqueline, i just checked on facebook and that video is now at 590,000 views. the officer at the center of it all is off the streets and under investigation and tonight the driver who filmed it says it began with a traffic stop up in kensington because his back taillight had gone out. >> you and your friend got any money? >> reporter: the roadside police stop is not a standard picket window. but in the window a philadelphia police officer appears to push the driver to buy fun raiser tickets or face having his unregistered car impounded. that driver says he was in disbelief. >> it was never about the tickets. it was just how he talked to me. >> reporter: rob tells us the officer was disrespectful yesterday afternoon but the ticket sale demand startled even him mplg support your police department. 10 bucks each, man. either you buy these or i take your car. >> reporter: rob handed over the 30

and to people like jacqueline onassis who played a role in the saving of the grand central terminal. she had a long history of historic preservation. when the dam was being built in egypt, the kennedy administration gave funds to preserve the antiquities. the egyptians said we would like to give you something in return for that. jacqueline picked to the temple, and little did she realize she would be living on fifth avenue across the street from the temple, and one of the things i learned is when she had a dinner party, she could call across the street and the metropolitan museum would light up the temple of dendor for her and her guests. that is clout in new york. [laughter] sam: one day when the city look like it had lost the suit for a landmark preservation, the penn central raoilroad sued the city to avoid the designation. they wanted to build a skyscraper on top. the city was not going to appeal the ruling, which i didn't know. the city said it was going to be held liable for damages from the railroad if it appealed and lost. and those damages could come up to maybe $80 million,

let's check in. >> thank you jim and jacqueline.veryone in philadelphia, this is my guest tonight. we have edward burns, it's a great show, do not change the channel, it's good. >> i love how he said my name, and i'm obsessed with cookie. >> yeah, it's going to be a good show. right, jack line. >> yes, jim. >> what's in store? we to want let you know, followed by late night with seth myers. >> that's right, want to pay careful attention to something on the seth myers show, look here, see if you can spot something on one of the mugs on seth's desk. it's a shot sent to us tonight, but you'll see the unblurred version. that one's blurred. you'll see the unblurred version ahead. you have to stay up when that show starts. >> yes, you know, we're actually going to stay in the heat wave, sorry about that. people are wondering when the heat's going to end, humidity's going to end. not really tomorrow, we'll be around 90 degrees. we could see showers around for the morning and patchy fog. thursday and friday, rain chances staying, especially

he talks about public figures like the vanderbilts and jacqueline kennedy own asked -- onassis. hosted by the new york public library in 2013 this program is an hour. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for coming. 's memorial concha service, bill clinton came in with papers like this, i want to assure you this is not the letter --is is the these are the letters he sent me. we still have grand central terminal. we came close to not having it. fortunately it was saved. i will answer any questions you might have. book and metthis with my colleagues at grand central publishing we came up with the title, grand central -- how a train station transformed america. i went home and said did it? that is an ambitious agenda to live up to. i realized that it easily did that. wasmore i researched, this a transformative place. stop and think if you go anywhere in the world and say this place is like grand central station, everybody knows what you are talking about, a metaphor for frenzy, it allpeople recognize over. grand central has been the side homecomings,ands, send offs, the target of naz

i'm jacqueline london.philadelphia police say the attacker is still on the loose, and they want to get him off the streets. the man wasn't alone in pulling off this attack. >> reporter: no. detectives say at least two other people were with him inside that suv. currently north west detectives searching for those gte suspects. and they're using this surveillance video that shows this entire road rage attack. at the scene of the attack shareds of glass remain on the street. the security camera watches from above. we showed the video to neighbors who couldn't believe it. >> that's horrible. >> reporter: it was here the 26-year-old victim pulled up to a stop sign then a man with a baseball bat begins a rampage. witnesses could only watch. >> they break all the windows. you could hear all the popping of the windows. >> reporter: the victim tries to run, but is chased down and beaten some more. police say the suspect had at least one female passenger. the victim was rushed toÑ hospital. the victim's mother thinks

when world war ii broke out in 1938-1939, one of the women pilots of america, her name was jacqueline cochran, she was a business owner, entrepreneur, and fearless pilot. she approached president franklin roosevelt and her slaty eleanor roosevelt with the idea --using women to fly women's using women to fly. women using the air force should they be needed. in 1941 pearl harbor was attacked by japan. men immediately enlisted and were sent off to the european and pacific front of america. experiencingca was a severe shortage of male combat pilots over africa. so we go back to the jack idea of women flying aircraft. they took her up on her offer and the air force service pilot was formed. >> when i got out of high school i started taking flying lessons. theas the best kind, where instructor sits in the front and the student in the back. one day when i had had my hours of flying he told me to pull over on the tarmac when i landed and he started getting out of the airplane and he told me it was time for me to take it around by myself. he closed the door and i took off. he said watch me fro

i'm jacqueline london. the girl told police a stranger took her from her bedroom, took out outside and attacked. tonight officers have a 15-year-old in custody. denise is live tonight. >> reporter: she is shocked to learn he is a child himself. he is known in the neighborhood and as you just mentioned he's only 15 years old. the person who police say came into a north philadelphia home to abduct, attack and sexually assault a five-year-old girl is in custody. the girl's mother told me over the phone tonight she's relieved police made an arrest and spliez surprised to learn the suspect is just 15 years old. [ inaudible [ inaudible ] >> reporter: police say the 15-year-old carried the little girl out of her home on july 28th. beated, stomped and sexually assaulted her and left her in the back yard under a pile of brush. the teen suspect is known to freak the north philadelphia neighborhood where the attack happened. hopkins says she's fortunate that her daughter survived the attack and healing from her physic

>> jacqueline, the last investigators just left the park here, they reopened it, there's one of two access points to the darby creek in this area. it was around 3:00 today when this huge team was out searching for the 11-year-old descended upon the park. that is where a body was found. at this point, i've been making calls to the medical examiner's office, they can't confirm the identity of that body. >> police raced into montgomery park this afternoon, after a search boat launched at this darby creek access point had found a body. >> i was taking the trash out and i saw a helicopter fly in, a bunch of cops drive down. >> family and friends began to show up on the scene holding back teers, the marine search crew wassing looing for laquan lattimer. this is part of a larger team checking all over the folcroft area looking for where that boy had gone missing monday afternoon. >> the family helped hand out flyers today, hoping someone had seen the elementary school student who was last seen on his bike. >> we got this group of boys ride along. different parts of the neighborhood. >> police eve

i'm jacqueline london. >>> and i'm keith jones. we're learning about the photojournalists. one of them is a former nbc 10 intern. sadly, she watched her fiance from the control room and she's publicly sharing her grief. >> our coverage begin with nbc's dave wagner live in moneta, virginia, tonight. dave? >> reporter: 16 hours after the shootings here, that tv live truck that's been surrounded by police tape all day long has been moved. it's a surreal crime that played out on social media and live tv. >> reporter: a routine early-morning interview on live tv turned violent. gunfire then a cut to the studio anchor, unsure of what just happened? >> okay, not sure what happened there. >> reporter: reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were shot and killed. vicki gardner, who was being interviewed, was hurt. the gunman turned out to be vester flanagan, seen here through the photograph's camera. he was disgruntled former employee known as bryce williams when he worked as a reporter at the station. when he was fired two years ago, he was so angry police were called and

jacqueline is the executive vice president of global development for israel tennis centers. we appreciate all of you for coming in. >> thank you for having us. >> let's start with you, jacqueline, your organization -- tell us about your organization what you guys do. >> sure. we are about to celebrate our 40th anniversary. and very much like legacy our mission is to improve lives of tennis through the life-long skills they'll learn through tennis and the values they apply to their lives. >> let's turn to the boys. anthony, you're headed -- you played at masterman, right? >> yes. >> tell us where you're headed to school this fall. >> m.i.t. next year. >> tell us how this happened for you to pick up tennis play it. i suspect it helped you get to boston. >> if i could aattribute my success to anybody, it would be my family the school. but legacy gave me the speaking skills, the writing skills and leadership skills to be who i am today. >> tell me some of your choices. it could have just been m.i.t. maybe it was your number one choice. >> of course. >> but can you tell me some o

. >> absolutely, jacqueline frederick has been victim of a hit-and-run car accident a few years ago and leading to the temptation of her leg,. >> see i have a bad leg in the hip, it's nasty right. >> the state of new jersey and the department of community affairs have granted temporary rental assistant to help her paper her rent in section eight housing complex. two years ago there's a fire fire in the building after it was extinguished, during and expects expense they issued code violations in the building. >> they try to retake the floor but it bends like this,. >> that's one of the violations. that's when the landlord did not adequately address the issue in the building over the past year. despite numerous requests. >> he never responded and never came she kept telling us to write a list what was wrong so we wrote her a letter and told her about the floor and i was living and falling on the floor. >> the result is temporary away from jaclyn leaving her and her dog, brownie, homeless. >> now i have to move out of this apartment on monday and i don't have anywhere to go. >> i had to re

he talks about public figures like the vanderbilts and jacqueline kennedy own asked -- onassis. hosted by the new york public library in 2013 this program is an hour. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for coming. 's memorial concha service, bill clinton came in with papers like ts,

jacqueline london has your all-access pass. ♪ ♪ >> you have to keep your eyes up so you can see whatting. >> the lessons of football apply to any age. >> there you go. >> reporter: that's why on this saturday in late june, during rare down time between mini camp and training camp, malcolm jenkins is sharing the game he loves. >> when you catch it, always catch it and turn on the field. you don't have to run super far, but catch it and get yards. >> just to see kids come out here and have fun with the same enthusiasm i had when i was a kid and just learning the fundamentals and really just come out here and have fun is fun for me, as well. >> good hit! ♪ >> over two days, 400 lucky youngsters travel to jenkins 'high school. >> football is my favorite sport. >> hard work on three. one, two, three! >> hard work! >> he has experience and he can teach me the stuff that he learns when he was in college and high school. >> same release. inside and then go hard left. set, go! ♪ ♪ >> a lot of the things that we talk to the kids about is that, you know, we were in the same shoes that they were

. >> i'm jacqueline london. the police commissioner says the officer's actions were quote stupid.rge this video has gone viral. >> reporter: jacqueline, i just checked on facebook and that video is now at 590,000 views.

in the meantime, jacqueline clements joining there with the "washington examiner." thank you very much. as you can see, tech making life easier in this case, certainly creating disruptions after months of warning. ashley madison hackers made their threat solid and posted all the site's secret user data. as we've been talking about names, addresses, credit card numbers. in total 9.7 gigabytes of stolen data, dumped on the so-called dark web. cybersecurity expert is with me now. he says several of his clients were involved. robert, welcome. what are your clients, what is their reaction to this? >> so, not necessarily clients. i have been hearing from people on the web, people who have shown up after i made presentations saying they believe their information is part of the breach. phone, email, in-person. people obviously alarmed by this, wondering what repercussions might be, wondering what direction they should take and that their information would be pulled out and exposed. reality at this point, more than other people are creating databases searchable. so any name,

. >> pedestrians and bikes are encouraged throughout the weekend, good news for jacqueline, a waitress that bikes any way. >> you can travel the special septa line but one request. >> take care of our neighborhood and respect it and have a good time. >> the mayor also said that he continues to have conversations with businesses around the area to see what they need in order to operate while the pope is here. reporting live in fairmount annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we have put all the details from today's news conference right now on 6abc.com you'll find information on all the highway closings along with center city and west center city traffic restrictions and see the item itinerary for pope's weekend. you can follow our dedicated twitter account at 6 abc pope. >>> we have breaking news "action news" has confirmed that the criminal charges will be lonled against pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, a grand jury has recommended perjury and obstruction of justice but it was up to d.a. to levy the charges and that will happen tomorrow. it could be as soo

i'm jacqueline london. the rain could bring the possibility of flash flooding. let's go meteorologist sheena parveen. how long will the rain last? >> for the overnight period. we are talking about some flash flooding across part of the area. the heaviest rain is upper montgomery, chester county. also as we go into upper bucks county through the lehigh valley. through allentown where we have very heavy rain and hail possibly about a half an inch to an inch in diameter, right around limerick and upper montgomery county. the rain stretches through i'll allentown through monroe county. we have flood advisories and a flash flood warning for this area because of the heavy rain. this goes across 476 and montgomery county. this will last through the overnight hours. one to two inches in this area and we expect more rain there. if you have to drive through the next couple of hours, be very careful. locally, we have more rain down around maryland approaching delaware. we will be watching this as we go overnight tonight. the flash flood remains through the overnight hours.

. >> reporter: former student jacqueline trujillo remembered doran sitting with students at lunch, moving around from table to table, getting to know everyone. >> it doesn't matter where you were, if you were an athlete or in theater. >> reporter: he accepted channel lengs as easily as issued them. >> sounds so simple. kind of complex. it's just be good, do good. >> reporter: how often due hear about students turning to their principal for advice? usually principals seem too high on the food chain. not doran. >> the fact that we were able to turn to our principal for help and guidance was a blessing. >> reporter: he was a calm voice this summer when a deadly crash claimed two former students. >> i was just his presence. >> he's such an uplifting teacher, person. >> it was because of him, at least my kids did so well in this school. >> teachers often say if can reach just one student, then they've made a difference. dr. doran seems to have reached them all. >> is i hope you remember the scene. be a part from the start. >> reporter: a public memorial is scheduled for dr. doran this friday a

. >> reporter: jacqueline investigators in the homicide unit here have a name and several addresses to work with. the victim was killed tonight while he was at work at a job only a few blocks from the house he grew up in. nbc10 cameras captured swat teams in full protective gear after a murder native. a life long friend of stanley martin who everyone called eli. >> my son called me told me eli just got killed. >> reporter: the chief inspector says the police found the victim slumped to the ground between several cars. he'd apparently been shot in the chest with a shotgun at close range. leaving the scene, they found this trail of oily footprints and files of discarded clothing. with police helicopters searching from above and heavily armed swat crews on the ground, they zeroed in on one apartment, but found no one inside. >> there is a possibility that the shooter exited the property before police were aware. >> reporter: for friends of the victim, the murder seems an unlikely end to a hardx working neighborhood success story. >> all my childhood friends grew up around here. we all mad

i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. we showed you video of another driver on his phone behind the wheel. now that company is facing questions from police tonight. george spencer is live in center city where this all happened. >> reporter: it happened in the crosswalk just behind me around 10:00 this morning. the lights of the philadelphia police department headquarters just on the other side of ray street, only steps away. investigators watched as that bus kept going up franklin street toward the i-95 entrance just beyond. late tonight family and investigators identified 46-year-old joseph herd as the pedestrian who was struck and killed by a tour bus. shortly before 4:00, a break in the case. we watched as investigators with flashlights studied the undercarriage of this bus that may have hit him. >> you've seen close calls in this area? >> yeah, i've seen close calls and car accidents. >> reporter: daily walk are kevin said it's little surprise. herd was walking eastbound when an all-white bus, likely the one captured

. >>> jacqueline london, the news continues now with nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> tonight,r on live tv. a reporter and photographer gunned down with viewers watching from home. and shock waves as the killer while on the run posts videos of the moment he pulled the trigger. tonight the young victims, the survivor, and the shooter's turbulent history. millions trying to come to grips with what they saw. >>> also, surging back. one of the biggest gains ever on wall street as this roller coaster ride snaps in a positive direction. >>> the confrontation. donald trump's new fight as a high-profile anchor is tossed out of his event while trying to challenge him. also tonight, hillary clinton weighs in on a possible challenge from vice president biden. >>> and the gathering storm barreling across the caribbean, forecast to become a

. >> for all of us, i'm jacqueline london.leave you with sir duke and stevie wonder. ♪ >>> developing news tonight. deploying the military. active duty troops mobilized as nearly 100 major infernos burn homes to the ground, blazing through half a dozen states. money running dangerously low to fight them. >>> mystery bomb blast caught on camera. a deadly attack near a luxury hotel popular with western tourists. who planted that bomb? >>> trump's plan. the billionaire front-runner amid new fallout from our nbc news interview. could he really deport over 10 million undocumented immigrants? how much would it cost? >>> and the amazon uproar. allegations of bruising work conditions, questions piling up for customers. now the company is fighting back. "nigly

i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. fencing and metal detectors. if you are in the green area, you will drive out but you won't be allowed to drive back in. in the yellow area, no cars allowed. in the red section, you will have to go through security screening to walk in. >> live coverage on the impact all over our area. we begin with nbc 10's randy giyllenhaal where some of the tightest security will be. >> reporter: we are inside what will become one of the most secure zones in the entire city. officials unveiled their plan today to protect the pope and also manage these massive crowds that are expected. it comes in two layers, one for the people and another for the cars. >> a lot of people are coming to philadelphia. >> reporter: appearing with the secret service, the mayor revealed the pope's security plan. everything shown in red near the art museum, the parkway and independence hall will be locked down for at least two days. we have confirmed a fence will wrap around those secure zones. that fence will literally surround then tire parkway. to

the sign for the trooper jacqueline vernon memorial bridge was unveiled today in arlington. it will be put up on interstate 395 over the bridge there over south glebe road. trooper vernon was killed in august of 1988. a commuter bus struck her after she pulled over a driver for an h.o.v. lane violation. before becoming a state trooper vernon served in the army. >>> virginia's former governor has not met the legal standard to stay out of prison. that is the u.s. solicitor general's opinion of bob mcdonnell's appeal to the supreme court. in papers filed today with the high court donald verelli jr. said the case does not raise broad questions of law on which the federal court does not agree. mcdonnell asked to stay out of prison before the conviction, but if that's rejected, he could begin serving the governor year sentence. >>> a -- two year sentence. >>> a woman and her dogs fall more than 200 feet down a cliff. >> pat yourself on the back if ok. so everyone is saying 'hey, you've gotta get fios.' but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics network to the home

you can just drive like jacqueline flag told us her mother plans to do tomorrow. >> she is prepared ton traffic. close to maybe about two hours. >> reporter: bart says factor in at least an extra hour of travel time. then again, there is always the bus. bart will be running 94 buses every 45 seconds if needed. they will leave from oakland's 19th street station and drop you off at the temporary transbay terminal two blocks from embarcadero bart. if the bus just isn't your thing ... >> the fer i ferry is the best way to go. very relaxing. >> reporter: pam sterling is not canceling her plans in san francisco this weekend and lucky for her, there will be extra ferries running but bart says your best option? >> people should stay at home if they can. >> reporter: now, this is just the first of two big transbay bart closures. the second will be over labor day weekend. christin ayers, kpix5. >>> tonight, people all over santa cruz are howling at the blue moon for maddy. the mother of madyson middleton asked them to it in tribute for her daughter who loved wolvesment she was murdered over the

. >>> jacqueline, back over to you. >>> for a look at what's coming up on "nbc 10 news at 11:00," a popular south jersey teacher died in a crash last night. this is the latest tragedy to affect the pemberton school as a student also died last week. what's being done to help grief-stricken students and staff as they head back to the classroom. patients recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. only seven percent received five stars. including four of ours. learn more at cancercenter.com >>> a new look for love park. the fairmount park conservancy begins a one year renovation of the park. the visitors center will become a restaurant. you can see the love statue and fountain aren't going anywhere. we are told you can expect more green space and a renovated underground garage. that would never go anywhere. it's so beautiful. it's such a great place to take a picture. all the tourists -- >> you have to go there. got to go to the rocky statue, up the steps of the art museum. yeah. >> good weekend weathe

. >> it will, jacqueline, we're talking about areas getting into the 50s, so perfect for that event. we county to cool down overnight tonight, and it's all because of this dry air mass in place. we really don't have rain in the next several days, but that dry air, that's going to give us about temperatures ten degrees cooler through the overnight hours then we saw last night and early this morning. low temperatures as you wake up tomorrow morning, right around sunrise, we're looking at the mid-50s through parts of lee high valley, 56 for allentown, 63 for milville, 64 for dover. so this is something you'll notice when you wake up tomorrow morning. now, aside from that, we are still watching tropical storm erika, which is approaching the islands. we'll be watching this closely as we go into the weekend coming up i'll show you the latest track from the national hurricane center and we'll also talk about how much warmer it'll get through the weekend. that's straight ahead. >>> new at 11:00, a warning from drexel university police about a string of home burglaries over the past few days.

good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> the trade rumors very swirling all day, the confirmation came less than 15 minutes ago with a fair well speech from one of the most popular in history. >> let's go to amy fedual. >> not because they're headed out to miami, chase utley was traded to the los angeles dodgers, literally 15 minutes ago as jim mentioned, it brings to the end a tenure of arguably the greatest second baseman in phillies history. here is utley addressing him live. we'll hear from him later in sports. philadelphia says good-bye to a true fan-favorite. chase utley, a man of few words always let his play do the talking. dating back to the first game he started. >> long drive, could it be? it is out of here! chase is going to keep going, and he's safe at home plate. >> wow. >> chase utley, you are the man. >> a center piece of a 2008 world series championship team, utley showcased a side seldom seen at the parade. >> world [ bleep ] champion! >> always beloved by the fans, utley's departure stings for some. >> really miserable. you know, favorite player. favorite player sinc

i'm jacqueline london, the news continues now with nbc nightly news with lester holt we'll see you back here at 11:00. >>> there is developing news as we come on the air. a deadly shootout at a movie theater in tennessee. a man armed with a gun and a hatchet goes on the attack opening fire as police take him down then blow up his backpack. our team is there live. >>> conclusively confirmed. malaysia says the wreckage found on an islandid in fact come from that missing jet. what investigators are saying tonight after examining the debris. >>> unlimited leave with pay for new moms and dads. on the heels of that stunning announcement from netflix, the amazing perks other companies are now offering to keep employees happy. >>> and the race is on down in rio. one year from tonight the opening ceremony. we're there where a mad dash is under way even before the games begin. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening. did police in the nashville area prevent another horrific movie thea

this is the kind of thing that appealed to jacqueline kennedy.y of you are probably read to your children "the sword and the ."one one of the most popular novels of the 20th century. as i suggest in his book, the eternal flame placed on the gravesite is taken as an image from "the once and future king," that is "the candle in the wind." david: i will just say that i every major party wants to claim that it's got history on its side. in the 1950's, you have "the liberal tradition in america," is very influential book. he lays of this foundation for how there is one dominant political tradition in the western world, and the liberals had that in the 1950's. one can argue that this is whigishy a interpretation. there was a conservative tradition. john clay, alexander hamilton. conservatives, he wouldn't go that far. in a famous essay, he referred to conservatives as pseudo-conservatives. there is this tradition. it's respectable. conservatives are best when they operate under the wing of dominant liberalism, and when it gets beyond that, you can have

. >>> jacqueline london, the news continues now with nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> tonight, the horror on live tv. a reporter and photographer gunned down with viewers watching from home. and shock waves as the killer while on the run posts videos of the moment he pulled the trigger. tonight the young victims, the survivor, and the shooter's turbulent history. millions trying to come to grips with what they saw. >>> also, surging back. one of the biggest gains ever on wall street as this roller coaster ride snaps in a positive direction. >>> the confrontation. donald trump's new fight as a high-profile anchor is tossed out of his event while trying to challenge him. also tonight, hillary clinton weighs in on a possible challenge from vice president biden. >>> and the gathering storm barreling across the caribbean, forecast to become a hurricane with florida maybe in its sights. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening. we have reported so many senseless acts of v

when she went with jfk to france, jfk said, i'm the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris. she dazzled with her knowledge of french history, literature and art. it was said, i have more confidence in your country. she met khrushchev. they wanted people to shake jfk's hand. he said, i want to shake her hand first. on her own, she went to goodwill ambassador trips to pakistan and india. the prime minister was captivated by jackie. he broke protocol and went to the airport to meet her. the president of pakistan gave her solder. on the motorcade from the airport, over 100,000 people lined the streets, waving american flags and showering the cars with rose petals. one of her biggest projects, of course, was the white house renovation project. she wanted to redecorate the family rooms. she also wanted to historically restore the public rooms. after the huge renovation during the trumans' time period, bess truman actually didn't do a lot to redecorate the white house. they were on their way out, and she said, i'm going to leave that up to someone else. jackie kennedy took this on.

the washington examiner's jacqueline clements is with me. some addresses were even whitehouse.gov?ore than 40 email addresses from the white house.gov email carrier. deirdre: okay. so what are the chances that they are true addresses? i read an article actually in wired. it seems as if you don't need a backup email to register. one person cited in the article

they are dedicating the i-95 bridge over south glebe road to trooper jacqueline vernon today. she had just pulled someone over for violating hov rules. vernon was the first woman and first black virginia state police trooper to be killed on the job. >>> well, it is truly back to school for students at thomas stone elementary. a water main break forced school officials to cancel the first day yesterday. but they say the water main is fixed and that means classes start at 7:45. >>> we need your help this morning to make the backpacks 4 kids program a huge success. our goal is to provide as many backpacks as possible to children in our region who need them. our angie goff is collecting backpacks. >> reporter: we have surprise here, some olympics stars here. what did you bring with justice. >> today we have packed backpacks. in our backpacks we have paper, pencils, crayons, note cards. these are all the tools that kids need to succeed. >> reporter: this is home for you because you're from this area? >> i grew up in great falls, virginia, not too far. i remember being young and get

it will be remained the trooper jacqueline vernon memorial bridge.he pulled someone over near the bridge when a bus struck and killed her. she was the first woman and first black virginia state trooper to be killed while in duty. >> the pain of commuting officially real. where d.c. falls on the newest list that shows just how much time we spend in our cars. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. >> breaking news into the live desk right now. police have just identified the suspect in the killings of a local news reporter and photographer near roanoke this morning. the sheriff's department is sayings the vester lee flan began the second. this is a still picture of the suspect. the photographer's camera caught an image as the photographer s fell to the ground. a morning reporter and her cameraman, both described as having a bright one futures ahead of them, shot and kill

. >> and good news for waitress jacqueline, she bikes any way, you can ride the regional rail with the special papal pass. residents have one request, i hope they take care of our neighborhood and respect and it have a good time. >> the mayor said today that he is having ongoing conversations with businesses and with the hospitals to make sure they are helping as much as they can with the needs and the staffers need in order to get their jobs done. reporting live, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> we have listed all of these highway closures and restrictions for you at 6abc.com. also there you can find the full itinerary for the pontiff's visit, as well as our continuing coverage of all the preparations for pope francis's arrival. this is an exciting time. follow or special twitter account, 6 abc pope, it helps you keep up on all the news at the vatican, we are tweeting up to real time. we have breaking news now "action news" has justs confirmed that pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, will surrender tomorrow to face criminal charges herself. >> a grand jury found

. >>> jacqueline and keith, we are talking about hundreds of images too graphic for television. now seth williams, the district attorney in philadelphia is getting involved in the case. i'll explain that coming up at 5:30. >>> we continue to follow the latest developments from virginia, where a news crew was shot and killed while they were on the air. how their colleagues are remembering them, and what police are trying to uncover about the shooter. >>> right now at 5:00, kathleen kane gets her wish. hundreds of new documents from a criminal investigation and they contain sexually explicit materials. >> rosemary connors is digging through those documents today. >> i did, just a few moments ago, i got a statement released by the district attorney's office in philadelphia. it reads in part that the philadelphia d.a.'s office has clear human relation policies, seth williams believes a thorough review is necessary of the e-mail chain. these e-mail chains we're talking about, a graphic explicit images, the reason why williams and his office will be reviewing his materials is because

keith and jacqueline, the pope's visit bringing new security precautions miles from center city comingp next. what montgomery county is telling churches and other houses of churches to look for. >>> the new piece of technology thatp help keep an eye on security from above. >> i'm tracking rain, showers have been really and more rains in the forecast. i'll show you who's going to get hit next at 6:00. >>> prosecutors say this woman used her power to try to abuse this student. the charges she faces and how a teenager helped bring her to justice. next at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00, tracking rain, some of it heavy, our cameras caught this downpour in montgomery county this afternoon. there is a flash flood warning for this area. you can see some of the storms on the nbc10 first alert weather radar. some of these showers, they just aren't moving. good evening, everyone, i'm jim rosenfield. these storms are spotty. some people seeing rain, others aren't. glenn hurricane schwartz is tracking where the trouble spots are right know. >> that is the problem, some places are getting a lot of rain

good evening, i'm jacqueline london, our top story, new information today about the pope's visit.g to keep millions of people from going where they want. highways roads and bridges will be closed for days from new jersey into montgomery county. a huge section of the city will be blocked off entirely. and it goes far beyond the boundaries of center city. we're talking about friday evening september 25th through at least sunday september 27th. even the ben franklin bridge will close friday night september 25th for all vehicles. it won't reopen until monday. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal was with the mayor when the new information was revealed randy joins us now live from city hall. a lot of changes, randy? >> a lot of changes, but the one road that will remain open and this is pretty important, is i-95. no closures whatsoever, however, basically, every other major artery in and around philadelphia will see some shutdown and it begins that friday around 10:00 p.m. >> we are preparing for the papal pilgrims. >> for the first time officials told us which roads and bridges will be shut down.

fox's jacqueline schultz reports.re was some family tension today in spite of all their grief. >> reporter: dozens of officers lead a procession of mourners to the church. the hearse remains outside as family friends and famous guests including the mayor head inside for the funeral. residents and fans of the late whitney houston and father bobby brown packed the streets. >> just kind of a shock. >> i feel a need to be -- to kind of pay my respects even though i'm outside. >> reporter: tmz reporting according to the program several celebrity singers led their voices to the service from gospel singers cc winans, monica and grandmother sis see houston. speakers and readers included wish top td jakes. bobby brown's sister left the service to speak with the media. >> it went wonderful. >> reporter: tpz reporting brown was visibly upset when pat houston spoke at the service and left with some harsh words for her in laws. >> it will be a long drawn out thing. family squabbles outside fans outside say they're grateful bobbi k

state trooper killed near the young glee road exit a bridge has been named in honor of trooper jacqueline vernon. she was struck by a commuter bus during a traffic stop there in august of 1988. vernon was the first female and first black virginia state trooper to be killed in the line of duty. today's event was the end of a 17-year-long effort to honor her in this way. >>> coming up tonight, new hope for the homeless, tell you how a local film festival is giving some people a purpose to rewrite >>> street sense, the name of a local newspaper written and sold by the homeless in the area, but now, it's expanded into filmmaking. >> tonight, some of those filmmakers will be showing their own documentaries. wendy rieger joins us with more on why making movies is giving some homeless people new hope for a better life. wendy? >> that's right. she was once a homeless woman with a small child, living at the d.c. general homeless shelter. tonight, she is going to be on stage at the e street center, cinema from the street, giving them a camera, allows them to document interior of a broken life and c

. >> check out jacqueline's twitter.icture looks great. >> he was so nice. >> nbc 10's cydney long joins us live. not a bad assignment to be on. >> reporter: it's awesome. standing room only. what a great surprise, popup performance by the one and only stevie wonder. he's already taking my breath away. you can see the stage out here has been disassembled. he was only supposed to play two to three songs but he did twice that many in just less than an hour. ♪ >> reporter: this is video of stevie arriving to a crowd that assembled almost as quickly as live nation was able to put together the popup stage. he was supposed to be embargoed, this concert. it was a secret that spread quickly on social media. stevie did a series of songs, old and new, and shared with the crowd that even though he can't see, he doesn't just listen to tv. he watches it. he is in tune with what's going wrong in america today and says the way to heal it is through love. he picked philadelphia to announce an extended tour. the key of life performance t