be recognizing the couple that's standing here today first lieutenant dennis and his partnering jeff jonathan on their marriage in city hall that takes place after they he get the accomodation outside of chambers they've met almost 8 years through the catholic church and jonathan sank in the choir their faith is a bond and their friendship is something we're going to accommodate at city hall those men have served our country in valuable ways jonathan as a teacher of religion to aspire his students how the church can be an instrument to bring love and acceptance and support to all members is a try mission listened church and christianity aid an ordained minister he served in the army thank you for your years of service fighting for our community and provided mental health and to the men and women in the gnat zone dealing with post traumatic stress serving in our gnat area he supports homeless veterans in the veterans administration and hopefully, we'll have our support on this legislation and as you continue to gave me our community and send more men and women out into the world this city is a

. >> also a truly unsayre moanious ending to today ace game closer jonathan papelbon. jeff has details. >> and felt like october this morning lows in the 40s in suburbs and normal 61 degrees and we'll talk about that fall chill stick around for the rest of the weekend in the accuweather forecast. >> that and more when "action accuweather forecast. >> that and more when "action news" comes right back >> dip flats all over the world are in paris trying to forth a strategy for dealing with isis following be heading of third western hostage. setting of state john kerry is among them. he says more than 40 countries agreed to contribute in some way to defeat the militants. british prinl minister spoke out it about the worker david haines calling him a hero. >> his selfnessness and diseaseence and burning dire to help others cost him his life. the whole country like his grieving family you can be proud of what he did and stood for in humanitarian mission. >> haines was only 44 years old. he was kidnapped in syria back in march of last year while working for a french aid organizati

. >> the team is apologizing to fans tonight and jeff skversky is in for ducis rodgers live at the "action news" big board tonight, hi there. >> jonathan papelbon suspended by major league baseball for seven games tonight and find for making an offensive gesture toward phillies fans yet. team supports the decision. as you said apologizes for papelbon's actions. he claims he made an equipment adjustment in not making the the gesture at the fans, who were booing him after a blown save yesterday. papelbon will begin serving the suspension tonight but he maintained his innocence after the incident last night. >> by no means was i directing anything at any fans. i've got four and five-year old son and daughter, i'm not out here to be doing inappropriate things. i mean come on this is baseball that is what we do. >> he begins serving that suspension against padres tonight. >>> you saw eagles earlier tonight on phl17. quick turnaround for the eagles. washington redskins are here in just six days and desean jackson plans to play sunday against the eagles in his return to the link. jackson left yesterday's game with the shoulder injury, source

jeff toobin. >> and this just keeps coming, arizona cardinals, jonathan dwyer, a second string runningback, importanttheir team coming over from the pittsburgh steelers. and these allegations came from two separate incidents in july involving the woman who was the mother of his child. and after the incidents she actually left the state and left him with the child. so the investigation has taken a while as they have tried to get out of state medical records and court documents, things like that. but they actually pulled him out of practice today to question him and he is being arrested and booked pretty much as we speak. >> and the vikings decision to deactivate peterson was really interesting. it was not even out of fans or the public's response, it was when sponsors -- >> or a sense of moral responsibility. i mean, got forbid that anybody employ that around here. >> but it seemed as though when one sponsor spoke out, that is when the decision was reversed. >> and the sponsors were acting because the consumers were upset. it is all a domino situation. they scribble something out, erase it the next da

jeff? >> don, thank you very much. another nfl player faces dough mess tuck violence charges this morning. police arrested arizona cardinals running back jonathan dwyer on wednesday. he's accused of assaulting a wrong and an 18-month-old child in july. this comes as adrian peterson and the minnesota vikings face more fallout from the decision to put him on the st at the request of the vikings, and peterson did not object. the minnesota vikings now admit it was a mistake to let adrian peterson rejoin the team. >> it really is about getting it right. >> our focus right now today is to get this right. >> to make the best possible decision and to make -- and to get it right. >> reporter: it's the third time the vikings have tried to get it right. last friday the team deactivated peal peterson. then on monday the team reinstated him. the radisson hotel chain suspended its sponsorship deal with the team. its logo was noticeably missing from the background at wednesday's press conference. the vikings insist the corporate backlash had nothing to do with its latest play. >> i don't want to monday morning quarterback what it was. the main thing is we con

jeff from georgia. alligate copy of brian's book "george washington's secret six." >>> meanwhile, four nfl players benched in two weeks. cardinals runningback jonathantheir 18-months-old son of the carolina panthers greg hardy, convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, are among the latest to join the list. but are football players, professionals, getting a pass? fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. joins us with that. >> good morning. nice to be back. i think they are getting a pass in some ways because i have a problem, i think a lot of americans do, with professional football players and other professional athletes engaging in the knockout game. we see people knocking other people out on the street and they go to jail and society condemned them. but now we're finding all kinds of excuses for our professional football players. let's see if there was a pass from the teams. adrian peterson suspended until his child abuse charges resolved. but he'll still earn almost $12 million he's owed for the season. greg hardy put on the exempt commissioner's permission list, which nobody ever heard about before. he'll continue to collect his guaranteed $1