kenneth m. >> michael. thomas joseph. >> justin. >> kevin m.l mccarthy. >> and my father charles joseph. >> and my mother maxima. we love you and pray. we miss you so much. you'll be so proud of us. your sons have accomplished so much. i know you're laughing about that. this year i missed you walking me down the aisle. i had an amazing escort, my brother, your son. you would be incredible proud of mommy and how well she had raised us. she's our rock and i know you're always there for her. please watch over all your family members and please say hi, to grandma. love you always and forever. >> robert g. >> juliana mccore. >> charles austin. >> daniel mccain. >> matthew. bryan mcdonald. >> michael b. mcdonald. >> john thomas, jr. >> daniel. >> ryan. >> thomas henry. >> michael gregory. >> william j. >> stacy. >> francis noel. patrick j. mcguire. >> denise j. the third. >> michael edward, jr. >> robert. >> donald james. >> george patrick, jr. >> and my father manuel osvaldo. dad, remembering you is easy, i do it every day, but missing you is the so

kenneth is on the verge. verge of doing something either really horrible in his life and taking him away from you forever or he's on the verge of maybe being able to turn the corner. maybe if we hold his hand and help him turn that corner he'll be able to do that. today, i'm going to make him a ward of a court in order that he placed appropriately. i will set his matter for review in three months in any event. as it results to kentrell, i think this is a young man that probably the juvenile court system was designed for in some respects. i couldn't let him walk away from us without trying to get him to a point where he's at least literate and can function in some type of a job. today the court is going to make him a ward of the court in order that he be placed at idtc, the indiana developmental training center in indianapolis. all right, then this hearing is adjourned. thank you. >> man, they don't care about us, man. that is [ bleep ]. this is [ bleep ]. i can't do it, man. >> i really, truly feel that this

kenneth m. >> michael. thomas joseph. >> justin. >> kevin m.. >> michael mccarthy. >> and my father charles joseph. >> and my mother maxima. we love you and pray. we miss you so much. you'll be so proud of us. your sons have accomplished so much. i know you're laughing about that. this year i missed you walking me down the aisle. i had an amazing escort, my brother, your son. you would be incredible proud of mommy and how well she had raised us. she's our rock and i know you're always there for her. please watch over all your family members and please say hi, to grandma. love you always and forever. >> robert g. >> juliana mccore. >> charles austin. >> daniel mccain. >> matthew. bryan mcdonald. >> michael b. mcdonald. >> john thomas, jr. >> daniel. >> ryan. >> thomas henry. >> michael gregory. >> william j. >> stacy. >> francis noel. patrick j. mcguire. >> denise j. the third. >> michael edward, jr. >> robert. >> donald james. >> george patrick, jr. >> and my father manuel osvaldo. dad, remembering you is easy, i do it every day, but missing yo

kenneth. kenneth? kenneth! if i had a son, i'd want him to be like kenneth ploufe. you do have a son. when we first moved in here, he was the sweet kid who lived next door. mm, the weird kid who lived next door, but phil always had a soft spot for him because kenneth sort of looked up to him. i wouldn't say hero.

mcarthur >> john kevin mcavoy >> kenneth m. mcbrayer >> brendan f. mccabe >> michael mccabe >> thomas j. mccann >> justin mccarthy >> kevin m. mccarthy >> michael mccarthy >> and my father charles joseph. >> and my mother maxima jean-pierre. we love you and miss you and pray you will all instill this in your heart. we may endure for a night but joy comeht in the morning. >> we miss you so much. you would be so proud of us. your son, so proud of us, your son has accomplished so much and followed in your footsteps in brown university, and me, just married to a cop, and i know you are laughing. she is our rock and i know are always there for her. please watch over all your family members and please say hi to grandma. love you always and forever. stanley mccaskill katie marie mccloskey joan mcconnell-cullinan juliana valentine mccourt ruth magdaline mccourt charles austin mccrann tonyell f. mcday matthew t. mcdermott joseph p. mcdonald brian grady mcdonnell michael p. mcdonnell john f. mcdowell jr. eamon j. mceneaney john thomas mcerlean jr. daniel franc

kenneth george. joseph. matthew james. robert joseph. richard. jose guadalupe. cindy. jeffrey.oseph douglas brian. janet ruth. barbara. peter mark. [silence] [bell ringing] [silence] [silence] gary roberts. in triolet and. barbara mary. karen elisabeth hagerty. steven michael hackett. mary lou. dated holderman. my husband my kids and i love you very much and we miss you every single day. my kids and i would like to homily think all of us who have helped us the last 14 years to simply go to the sorrow and suffering and pain and thank you all very much. to the nation and friends and family everyone and anyone that we have come across to help us. thank you. >> my cousin and godmother. we love you, we miss you always. >> maya the rachel hale. richard hall. stanley hall. george hall. robert. vincent gerard. james douglas. muhammed. felicia hamilton. firefighter robert hamilton. karl hammond junior. frederick. christopher hamm the. firefighter sean he may. valerie jones. >> firefighter paul michael lawrence. dana. christine hanson. it has been an honor the past 13 years to read all t

. >> kenneth basnicki. >> stephen bates.e beale. >> jane beatty. >> manette beckles. >> michael beekman. >> and my brother paul, your brothers and sisters, your nieces and nephews and we miss you. >> and michael cole and godfather robert michael to each other so much about loving and kind screwed up and i miss it every day. >> maria behr. >> nina bell. >> stephen belson. >> denise benedetto. >> brian greg bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> james berger. >> stephen berger. >> alvin bergsohn. >> michael berkeley. donna bernaerts. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david berry. >> joseph berry. >> timothy betterly. >> paul beyer. >> anil bharvaney. >> shimmy biegeleisen. >> william biggart. >> marc bingham. >> and my father, philip, we miss you if we try to make you proud every day. we know what you're looking down on lincoln, '01, and katie. >> and my uncle, michael bordo. i wish i could meet you. >> gary byrd. >> george john bishop. jeffrey bittner. >> albert blackman, junior. >> chris

ira zaslow kenneth albert zelman abraham j.elmanowitz martin morales zempoaltecatl zhe zeng marc scott zeplin jie yao justin zhao uvang zhang uivelin ziminski michael joseph zinzi charles alan zion julie lynne zipper salvatore j. zisa prokopios paul zois joseph j. zuccala andrew steven zucker igor zukelman and my brother peter itali. your life, your love and your spirit inspires us every day. for everyone who is impacted that day, we will never need to be reminded to remember. we will never forget. >> and my brother michael todonio who continues to be our guiding light. you'd be very happy that there are six children have come out. danielle, nicole, sam, marco, michael, tess. we're very proud of them. i'm sure you would be, too. every day you help us get you difficult times. we think of you. love you. never forget. david gregory arce. >> carl john bedigan. >> douglas mcmillan. >> dorothy j. charcharo. muhammad chowdry. >> juan pablo cinceros. >> susan p.conlin. >> vincent gerard james v.deblaze jr. >> christopher moore dimpka.

. >> but kenneth body's cell contains the artifacts of his life before prison. >> like this cassettehis is probably an antique on the streets, but this is something a person would want in here. the only reason i was able to keep this is i managed to stay out of trouble. i was able to keep these alligator shoes. yeah. it's probably outdated. but in here, they're sharp as a tack. something that earlier in the years you could have but you no longer could wear dress shoes in here. so they grandfathered them and you can only wear them when you go to visit. and that's the only time you can wear them. this is a typewriter. this is fairly new. you know, this is what i recommend, see, because a lot of guys come to prison and they want to get something to occupy their time or to pamper them, so the first thing they'll get is probably a music box or television and stuff when they should be getting a typewriter to where they can construct their motions and to, you know, petition the court. >> and he knows about petitioning the court. he has always maintained he was wrongly convicted of murder an

kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you kenneth. >>> it was a heart breaking night for eagles fans last night. >> that is right the birds staged a come back in the second half but they let their small lead slip away. sam bradford connected with demarco murray for a such down in the third but they did not lead the game until the fourth quarter and the falcons answered right back, a missed field goal and an interception clinched the deal for the falcons. the team could use work but it's still early in the season. >> have you to keep the faith, as phillies fans you have to keep the faith, you have to believe in chip. >> other fans hope that eagles can turn things around before the home opener against the cowboys at the linc on sunday. >>> what police think cause this bus to careen off the road killing two students. and why a mother took a major company to court over a youtube video and the rules in the case. >>> two students were killed weapon a school bus went under an overpass. another car struck the bus and caused it to careen off the road. >>> the leaders of germany and austr

kenneth moton is live with more from the white house. interesting last night kenneth. >> reporter: it was, the gop candidates are back on the campaign trail and the former ceo carly fiorina is taking the victory lap. today is about who stood out and who flopped in the gop debate round two. >> rand paul on donald trump. >> his visceral response to comment on people's appearance, fat and ugly, that happened in junior high. >> i never attacked him on his look and believe there is a lot of subject matter there. >> he apologized to his wife. >> why don't you apologize to her. >> i will not. >> ben carson didn't appear to have energy at all but is gaining momentum. and now the only candidate that is close to trump that topped 30% in recents polls, carly fiorina took center stage showing she knows about foreign politics. >> she was asked where she will be in a month. >> i don't know but i'll continue what we doing, talking to voters. >> and they called it a great night for fiorina, i think trump will drop because how he treated people on stage.

both sam ellis and kenneth salzman's charges are likely to be filed against them in october. >>> it was another day in court for the mother of two missing children from montgomery county, but the family is no closer to finding sarah and jacob hoggle. catherine hoggle told the judge today that she is mentally fit to stand trial, but the court and even her own lawyers say she's still incompetent. 2-year-old jacob and 4-year-old sarah went missing last september from gaithersburg. the children were last seen with their mother and the family has always believed that catherine hoggle knows what happened to those children. >> i think it's a shame that she has more rights in there than my kids have to be found or the truth be told about them. i don't get it. >> she certainly has the ability to talk. >>> her thought process that's in issue here. >>> the child known as baby doe has been identified as bella bond. a woman walking found the child's body wrapped any blanket stuffed -- wrapped in a blanket and stuffed in a trash bag in june. the mother and her boy friend were arrested. authorities ex

kenneth l. birch. abraham. michael joseph. and joseph.ven for pro end of my brother your life than the love in spirit inspires us every day for everyone impact did that day we will never need to be reminded to remember. we will never forget. >> my brother who continues to be our guiding light you'll be happy the way six children have come out. we're very proud of them i am sure that you would be also you help us get through difficult times we love you. never forget. david gregory. douglas. mohamad. juan apollo. scott thomas. susan coughlin. christopher thomas james. john gerard. william. kevin. paul. richard john kelly, jr.. thomas patrick knox. dennis francis. michael william. robert thomas. bruce albert. thomas. john. david. gregory. thomas, jr.. and my brother. >> and my a uncle. >> we miss you both. >> [silence] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [silence] [silence] >> [inaudible conversations] and the hour has arrived. the subcommittee will come to order. the committee needs to hear testimony the national 9/11 memorial world trade center act. we'll begin wit

catholics to get their marriages annulled kenneth moton is live. >> reporter: this is the latest reform by the popular pontiff, pope francis is called a reformer but coming under fire by higher ranking conservatives in the church. another game change announcement from the holy father, is he allowing the catholic church to fast track annulments, it comes during the year of mercy and catholics must get an annulment if they want to marry in the church, an often long and expensive process. >> i think it's a good idea to help people who have had difficult times in their lives with difficult marriages to be able to to look to the church for support. >> they call it more inclusive

kenneth moton has the details. >> hilary clinton laboring for votes in iowa. new poll numbers have her percentage dropping in that state and in new hampshire. >> i think the secretary's people are getting nervous about the kind of energy and enthusiasm of our campaign. >> vice president joe biden is at 16% in new hampshire, 20% in iowa. he was getting that familiar question from the crowd, are you going to run? >> i'm going to run part of this parade. >> in a speech to the united steal workers the vp said the media will compare his prolabor union remarks to something bernie sanders would say. >> popular bias got up and said today or competing with bernie sanders, you're doing a hell of a job. >> gop candidates were also busy monday. over the weekend

and the school's president was a man named kenneth pitzer. whenever nasa would come to houston kenneth would be their tour guide. it was kenneth pitzer's desire to put mission control in houston. so the school's president, kenneth pitzer, humble oil, gave rice, a thousand acres near clearlake. rice promised the land to nasa for the manned space center building. congressman albert thompson said this tipped the scales and put mission control in houston. in exchange, 1962 rice got some money from nasa and that is where the problem started. william marsh rice's original 1891 bequest, provided for free instruction of white texans. with federal money involved that just was not going to work. so the board of trustees at rice, they had really no appetite for desegregation but they did file a lawsuit to change rice's charter and admit black students. they filed a separate suit to remove the words, white and free from the founders indenture and when they did that, a group of alumni screamed bloody murder. they were outraged and they filed an interventi

kenneth finkelman, let's begin with you.heu heard this story officer taking down the police star in front of the grand hyatt, the video, when did you make the connection? >> as soon as i heard the name. i was investigating this officer for over a year, and it was an unbelievable battle at the das office to convince them to drop charges against mr. cline, and it were refusing to do it despite the fact the medical records show the only injury to this officer was to the middle knuckle of his fist and at the officer had told medical personnel that he punched somebody in the mouth and despite the fact we had to officers -- two witnesses in the vehicle at the time of the incident. i client passed the polygraph test. once we started interviewing other people in the community who had similar experiences with officer frascatore, as far as having charges made up against them, being assaulted, people have never gone to ccr be -- ccrb, we were able to get the raw data concerning him from the ccrb because that was their complaint. we wer

kenneth finkelman, let's begin with you.heu heard this story officer taking down the police star in front of the grand hyatt, the video, when did you make the connection? >> as soon as i heard the name. i was investigating this officer for over a year, and it was an unbelievable battle at the das office to convince them to drop charges against mr. cline, and it were refusing to do it despite the fact the medical records show the only injury to this officer was to the middle knuckle of his fist and at the officer had told medical personnel that he punched somebody in the mouth and despite the fact we had to officers -- two witnesses in the vehicle at the time of the incident. i client passed the polygraph test. once we started interviewing other people in the community who had similar experiences with officer frascatore, as far as having charges made up against them, being assaulted, people have never gone to ccr be -- ccrb, we were able to get the raw data concerning him from the ccrb because that was their complaint. we wer

>> i just signed the misconduct reports for kenneth morgan, also known as peaches. going to call him in and give him the sanctions for the report. i'm also going to show him the video. come on in. are you paranoid? did you do something else? >> i didn't do nothing. not me again. >> are you sure? >> i'm positive. >> i have your reports on my desk. i want to show you the video. get over here. who's this? >> that's me. that's why i turned this way. >> what does it appear that you're doing right there? >> i just kicked it up. that's all i did. i didn't clean anything -- >> why would you do that? >> because it was actually way over here by my cubicle. i kicked it all the way around giving it to them telling them to deal with it. it wasn't my obligation. i didn't want evidence on my side because i didn't have nothing to do with it. >> so you still deny your participation. were you supervising the cleanup or what? >> no. i was telling him he shouldn't have been doing that, actually. >> all right. so you can understand my concern, right? you made yourself part of it when yo

. >> kenneth basnicki. >> stephen bates.e beale. >> jane beatty. >> manette beckles. >> michael beekman. >> and my brother paul, your brothers and sisters, your nieces and nephews and we miss you. >> and michael cole and godfather robert michael to each other so much about loving and kind screwed up and i miss it every day. >> maria behr. >> nina bell. >> stephen belson. >> denise benedetto. >> brian greg bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> james berger. >> stephen berger. >> alvin bergsohn. >> michael berkeley. donna bernaerts. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david berry. >> joseph berry. >> timothy betterly. >> paul beyer. >> anil bharvaney. >> shimmy biegeleisen. >> william biggart. >> marc bingham. >> and my father, philip, we miss you if we try to make you proud every day. we know what you're looking down on lincoln, '01, and katie. >> and my uncle, michael bordo. i wish i could meet you. >> gary byrd. >> george john bishop. jeffrey bittner. >> albert blackman, junior. >> chris

kenneth moten has more on the destruction, he joins us live from washington. >> reporter: sarah, the so-called valley fire has been contained to 5% now. today firefighters should get some type of relief from the weather, which should help after the fire exploded over the weekend. a scene out of hell burning out of control barely contained the valley fire raging in northern california has devoured hundreds of homes. >> scarest thing i've ever about through in my life. we've lost all our homes and pellets. we're devastated. >> reporter: it was a race against mother nature. firefighters set back fires as they worked to get the upper hand in lake an napa counties. entire communities gutted neighborhoods reduced to ashes. four firefighters suffered from second degree burns but recovering. 20,000 people have been evacuated. we've seen incredible video from residents trying to escape. >> they are putting water on this particular house because it's a corner. >> reporter: the butte fire east of sacramento 635,000 acres burned, 80 homes -- 65,000 acres burned 80 homes destroyed. the good news

reporting in northwest comic kenneth morton, abc 7 news. melanie: coming up on news at noon -- >> to this day i regretted. melanie: an abc news exclusive. we are hearing from to high school football players that attacked the referee and it was all caught on camera. preparing for a spectacular show in the sky. we've a preview of this weekend's joint race enters airshow. and we in for more beer for weather this weekend? double let us know in this forecast. -- in his forecast. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. melanie: get ready for a spectacular display in the sky during these years joint race answers airshow. airshow.base andrews reporter: normally you hear zero to 60 in 3.2 seconds. how about zero to 14,000 feet and seven seconds. the -- take a breath. to 6.5will pull the jet g's/ -- we metmy pilot three hours before the flight. there is a lot to cover. flight surgeon reese me about my flight suit that will keep my blood circulating when we pulled seven g's. >> as they get higher and more blood pressure drop see your fee

kenneth craig shows us how it works. >> reporter: it's kaitlyn's first time to an escape room. >> let's check this out. >> reporter: she and her four friends had no idea what to expect. >> open it. i was expecting lights off, stuff popping out. >> reporter: instead, they were locked in a mystery room with a mission escape in new york city, nearly every decoration, drawer and piece of furniture has codes or hints built in. players have to use their minds to solve puzzles. >> 365. >> reporter: as they work their way from one clue to the next. >> oh! >> oh, god, more numbers! >> reporter: and eventually to a key that lets them out. >> yes! >> reporter: mission escape opens less than two years ago and ishas now seen more than 300 customers on a weekend night. david says when the concept first hit the united states in early 2014, there were only about a dozen escape room companies. now there are more than 200. >> it's i think growing the way it is because it's different and it's physically interactive. >> reporter: this group made it out with just a minute and 26 seconds to spare. >> 1-2-3!

kenneth moton reports in washington. >> he is known for not holding his tongue but this remark has everyone talking today. >> we have a problem in this country, it's called muslims, we know our current president is not one not even an american. >> next question. >> but any way, we have training camps, where they want to kill us. that is my question? >> trump sort of answers the question about training camps? >> we are looking at a lot of different things but let the inflammatory statements about the president slide. they blamed this on the media for making this on obama calling it obama waging war in this country. all part of the 2008 moment with john mccain. >> political watchers say that mccain got it right and carly fiorina is under fire for what she said during the debate. planned parent hood called it an all out lie. >> i have seen the images, it's not a lie. >> hillary clinton defended planned parenthood and chris christie said he would of told the supporter that the president was a christian. >> reporting in washington, kenneth moton channel 6 "action news." >> from our delaware news

kenneth square just under two and a half inches. hoe kes up, wildwood and glenn more, under 2 inches. 1.4 inches of rain in philadelphia the plenty of rain around. be careful heading out the the door. 76 degrees in philadelphia. seventy-two in reading. sixty-eight in mount pocono. wildwood at 72 degrees. we are warm. it feels mugry all that moisture in the air. zooming in here 72 in doylestown. seventy-three in pottstown. good morning to you. as we go hour by hour you'lle story will be more cloud, then rain as we go throughout our day. few showers possible. high of 78 degrees. but those temperatures are about to change big time, folks as we get into thursday we will start to see 60's, and that is also on friday, as well. so it will be very, very chilly as we head into next day. i want to mention our tropical storm joaquin that currently is at the the sustained wind of 70 miles an hour. it is not hurricane status yet but causing much concern and here you can see why as we are in the cone have of uncertainty as they say as we head tow

what's next on the agenda for the rest of the evening, kenneth? >> reporter: other than this, this is his only event here tonight. this is set to go from 6:45 to 7:45 and then according to his official schedule andism has gone off that before, but -- and he has gone off that before, but that is it for tonight. he will make his way to the residence he's staying on the upper i.c.e. -- east side about 20 blocks from here and then he has a really cool day tomorrow, an address at the u.n., a trip to ground zero and a school in harlem and finish off with a massive mass with 20,000 people from madison square garden. >> thank you. >>> the pope packed a lot into his visit at d.c. >> it was three days, 48 hours of the pope making american history. russ ptacek looks back at the whirlwind visit. >> for three days wusa9 crews staffing round the clock >>>s have covered -- clock shifteds have covered the pope's every -- shifts have covered the pope's every move and message. n the fiat off to the -- in the fiat off to the vatican embassy to rest and prepare for w

kenneth joins us live in new york city with a look at the emotional day. >> reporter: the pope is very much wrapping up a whirlwind day, a long day in new york city. he's gone from one end of this island to the other. now at madison square garden celebrating mass. pope francis paid silent tribute to the victims at the 9/11 memorial. below ground in the national september 11th museum, the pope took part in a multifaith service. ♪ [ music ] speaking in spanish, the pope said he felt many different emotions while standing at ground zero. he praised new york's first responders for sacrificing their lives so others could be saved. >> familia. >> family members, the face of pain, pain that leaves us speechless. but that screams to heaven. >> after the service the pope exchanged greetings with religious leaders and toured the museum. he also continued to show his love for children. pausing to greet them whenever he could. earlier, the pope addressed more than 100 world leaders at the united nations general assembly. francis called on wealthy nations to take action. accusing them of ravaging t

kenneth, enjoy the visit there in new york and good luck with all of the crowds. when you're not in front of the tv this weekend, you can keep track of the pope in philadelphia, his next leg of the trip, on our wusa9 app. >>> coming up the national zoo's new panda cub gets a name. >> yes. also ahead are there any changes in store for the burgundy and gold after in so ugly loss to the new york giants? top? >> don't show me that play again. just when i thought i knew how they would lose, they come up with a new way. let's talk about the radar, first alert doppler, all the showers sinking south, a couple sprinkles here and there, dale city down toward waldorf. we'll come back, talk about the weekend, lots going on with a concert on the mall, if you need your umbrella or not. >> coming up next >>> public defenders for daron wint want the name of a witness who said he saw a machine with short hair drivinger -- a man with short hair driving erratically in the family's stolen porsche. wint has long braided hair. wint's attorneys may be pursuing the wrong strategy some sa

kenneth craig stopped by early to see how everyone is getting ready. >> reporter: this 9-year-old girl's eyes lit up when she described the moment she found out she was meeting the pope. >> i was jumping up and down on my bed and my stomach started getting mushy and i couldn't speak but i was still happy. >> reporter: she was picked in her catholic school among others who will have a chance during france francis' historic visit. >> yes, yes, i'm going to meet the pope! it's just amazing. >> reporter: the children were challenged to follow the pope's foot steps with projects showing how they can help recycle and save the environment. >> my project is about using things that people would throw away. >> reporter: our lady queen of angel serves an economically struggling most immigrant community in east harlem and its >> he is sending a message that everyone is important. >> reporter: and these children have their own message for the pope. >> i would tell him to remember the moment that he had and to always be -- to always be, like, happy. >> reporter: kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>>

abc's kenneth moton is live in washington, d.c. tonight with that story. hey, kenneth.ood evening. >> reporter: good evening, rick. yes, it definitely wasn't a day off for most of the candidates speaking at union events as they try to gain ground in those primary and caucus states. hillary clinton laboring for votes in iowa, new poll numbers have her percentage dropping in that state and in new hampshire where bernie sanders is leading by nine points. >> i think the secretary's people are getting very nervous about the kind of energy and enthusiasm our campaign is bringing forth. >> reporter: in the nbc marist poll vice president joe biden is at 16 percent in new hampshire, 20's percent in iowa. biden was on the ground in pittsburgh at a labor day parade getting that all too familiar question from the crowd, are you going to run? >> i'm going run part of this parade. >> reporter: in a speech to the politically important united steelworkers the vp jokingly said the media will compare his pro-labor union remarks to something bernie sanders would say. >> pop lift biden got

kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you kenneth. >>> meantime authorities in chile say thatat least 10 people were killed by an hourful earthquake that struck in santiago last night, it shook light poles and sent frightened residents running into the street. the aftershocks continued to roll through and the quake sparked a tsunami that flooded several coastal communities, they fear the death toll could climb higher. the worst refugee crisis since world war ii is growing more desperate by the day and now croatia is another option for those fleeing from syria, with the border to hungary closed they are headed west where they are currently being met with open arms but nearly 10,000 men, women and children have already crossed in two days and now they are struggling to handle the surge, world news tonight will have the latest on the crisis and the massive earthquake in chile and more on the second republican presidential debate. >>> in other news tonight, detectives are looking for three suspects that ambushed and shot two men in philadelphia, it happened on walnut street before

kenneth craig, kpix5. >> pope francis is weary, but has enough energy for the last two days of his tripay, billy joel was scheduled to play madison square garden tonight. he canceled in deference to the pope. >>> john boehner wiped away tears as pope francis addressed a joint meting of congress. he stunned washington by saying he is giving up his gavel. it could explain why he was so emotional when he met with the pope. >> the pope puts his arm around me and kind of pulls me to him and says please pray for me. well ... who am i to pray for the pope? but i did. >> the highest ranking republican will step down at the end of the month. the news caught even the president off guard. >> i just heard the news as i was coming out of the meeting here. so it took me by surprise. >> it is seismic for the house. >> just a few minutes ago, speaker boehner announced he will be resigning. [ cheers and applause ] >> that reaction from conservative activists in new york. boehner's leadership has regularly come under fire from conservatives. they wanted him to fight harder to overturn obama care and bloc

the waitresses about know everyone by name. >> kenneth anderson has been enjoying a hot cup of coffeefor as long as he can remember. >> i've been coming here since the doors opened, really. >> july 16th, 2008, about 8:00 p.m., kenneth is in his favorite booth as he always is. >> it's called number 8 booth and mr. anderson, he's always there. you know, it's his seat. >> i had just walked out and got a newspaper. came back and sit down, opened it up and started to read. >> outside, an elderly woman has just lost control of her car. >> she was coming from town and she was coming up through the road. and they say that some cars behind her said that she was kind of weaving a little bit. >> as she enters the restaurant parking lot marilou shepherd hit a vehicle ready to pull out of the bp station right next door. >> she hit another vehicle sitting in the parking lot of the coffee house. then she comes through the windows of the building. >> the car crashes into the booth where anderson is sitting and he's thrown across the diner. >> i didn't realize what was going on at all. >> the vehicle

kenneth salzman is expected to be charged with adult responsibility suggesting he knew or should have known underage drinking was taking place inside his home. he could face up to 25 separate charges. sam ellis will likely face two felony charges of manslaughter by vehicle, one for each of his friend's deaths. documents do reveal his blood alcohol limit was .09 at the hospital which was two hours after the crash, slightly lower using a state police kit. the legal limit for adults is .08. ellis also tested positive for marijuana and medications like xanax. >>> in prince george's county tonight a man is accused of murdering his mother with a rolling pin. when bowie officers responded to their home earlier this month for a family fight, they found roberta crockett unresponsive. they say her son charles crockett repeatedly hit her in the head with a rolling pin after they got into a fight and police say the son is bloody in this mugshot because a relative in the house ended up hurting him with a kitchen tool all trying to intervene. crockett's mom died on wednesday. he's being held withou

he is making it easier for catholics to get their marriages annulled kenneth moton is live. >> reporter: this is the latest reform by the popular pontiff, pope francis is called a reformer but coming under fire by higher ranking conservatives in the church. another game change announcement from the holy father, is he allowing the catholic church to fast track annulments, it comes during the year of mercy and catholics must get an annulment if they want to marry in the church, an often long and expensive process. >> i think it's a good idea to help people who have had difficult times in their lives with difficult marriages to be able to to look to the church for support. >> they call it more inclusive and more liberal and more progressive is causing decent in the ranks. some cardinals are vowing to fight changes to the church's doctrine, last week the pope said he would allow priest to absolve women who have had abortions if they ask during the year of mercy. >> i made some mistakes as a person and as a mother. >> pope francis applauded this single mother and her dedication to her family

kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: 14-year-old ahmed mohamed used pieces of scrap metal and computer parts to build a homemade clock. a teacher at a suburban dallas school thought it was something else. >> when i showed it to her, she thought it was a threat to her, so -- so it was really sad that he took the wrong impression of. >> reporter: the teacher called the irving police and the ninth grader was questioned and cuffed. >> taken into consideration the device's suspicious appearance and the safety of the students and the staff at macarthur high school, the student was taken into custody for possession of a hoax bomb. >> reporter: a further investigation showed the device was harmless and the boy was released without charges. ahmed's father says his son was mistreated because of his name but he called this an opportunity for change. >> what is happening is everybody has -- and that is -- >> reporter: ahmed says he may transfer to a different school and hopes to one day go to college at m.i.t. and plans to turn his scare into a positive force. >> i will try my best not just to hel

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> eagles are getting ready for their final pre-season game of the year tonight against the jets at the meadowlands, coach chip kelly, says, that barkley will start tonight's game. he and tim tebow are battling for a spot on the roster. this is the last chance to impress the coaches. the birds open the regular season a week from sunday in atlanta. >>> we have breaking news coming into the news room at this hour, chopper three live over accident, at route 322 and oklahoma grove road in wool whiff township, new jersey, we are told by police five vehicles are involved in this incident. at least four people have been taken to the hospital. all lanes are closed on this road. we'll bring you the latest as soon as we learn more. >>> well the skies are clear, we're on the edge of the labor day weekends, could sweet relieve be on the way? we have the answer with kyla grove. >> you need relief. walking out today the heed, humidity, air so thick today. we do have some coming, not today, but tomorrow. today we're in day five of our heatwave. it has some conseque

kenneth craig for "eyewitness news". >>> facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg want to chat with him, he wrote, having the skill and ambition to go to something cool should be applause, in the arrest. the the future belongs to people like ahmed. >> if you want to come by facebook i'd love to meet you. keep building. >>> he gola lot of support on line and also an offer for internship at twitter. that is great. >> he says his suspension from school is set to end today but just a tough situation there. on one hand you have to take every precaution but a lot of people wondering why the suspension stayed intact. >> it led to positive change at the white house, twitter, eye tweet from the president, facebook. >> yes. >> like they said keep building because that is pretty cool. >>> let's send it over to kyla for a check of the forecast. >> crazy world we're living in where we have to worry about that stuff with kid in school. >> we don't have to worry about the wet are too much today because we will have a lot more sunshine and warm temperatures. if you you are not a fan of the warmth it wi

cbs reporter kenneth craig is there for the second leg of the pope's whirlwind trip. >> reporter: pope francis is getting a thunderous ovation everywhere he goes. from thousands of followers outside the u.s. capitol -- >> thank you very much. and god bless america. >> reporter: -- and from lawmakers inside the chamber. his speech to congress the first-ever by a pope hit on issues important to him. [ indiscernible ] passion and compassion with which we want [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: francis told congress not to be afraid of immigrants. he called for the end of the death penalty. and he made an indirect reference to same-sex marriage which the catholic church opposes. >> yet i cannot hide my concern for the family,. >> reporter: people were impressed. >> i thought he did a great job in addressing the needs of congress and the people of america. >> reporter: the pope's final event in washington was a meeting with homeless people and charity workers. after a dc sendoff from secretary of state john kerry, francis landed in new york. >> that was kenneth craig reporting. the pope's plea

reporting in northwest, kenneth moton, abc7 news.next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- pope francis won't be the first and hopefully not the last pope to visit the united states. coming up we take a look at the prior papal visits. the crowds and the controversial topics that each discussed. alison: did you see this? president carter caught on kiss cam. so cute! at a braves' game. crowd reaction coming up on "abc7 news at 4:00". leon: breaking news from prince george's county. a man is accused there of killing his mother with a rolling pin. police say charles crockett got in an argument with his mother and hit her repeatedly in the head with a rolling pin. crockett is being held without bond. alison: well, as you know, this is not the first time a pope has visited washington. pope francis will be the fourth pope to visit the united states and the third to visits washington while serving in the role. john paul ii who grew up in communist poland was the first pope to visit the nation's capital in 1979. >> he played a major role in literally br

reporting in washington, kenneth moten, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, kenneth. >>> a comedian's surprising confession. why did he lie about escaping the world trade center attack on 9/11. >> the sole survivor of the tragic shooting on live tv tells her story. vicky gardner talks about how she made it out alive. >> a shocking video of a van at academy after nfl game. and the mystery police have to solve. >> i'm bill evans in the weather center. 82 around the park. 82 laguardia. 84 jamaica queens. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada, china, and now india. call today. i switched. now i have a free app that lets me watch t