well, sadly homophobic kim davis is back in the news. call her, kim jong un fair. >> i am surprised we are still talking about her. but quickly bring you back up to speed, it is not about religious freedom, about government official bringing up the law, on if she were a muslim they would be calling her a terrorist and no hero and, men are created equal, blah, blah, blah. >> you are no better than a restaurant black people next to white people. the only acceptable segregation is church and state, okay, food we are back up to speed, you guys. now let's ta

i'm less sympathetic to kim davis than shaun is. >> i'm not sympathetic. i think she's being used by mike huckabee and others in ways that are beyond her. >> bit liberty council and mike huckabee certainly she's being used. i think she has dollar signs in her eyes and this is the path to speaker fees and book deal she already has, she already has a book coming out, being ghost written for her somewhere. and she's going to monetize her oppression by, you know, the lgbt community that just wants its equal rights and equal treatment under the law. i too am wondering who was behind this. which archbishop. who is the archbishop of kentucky? who pushed this on the pope. the pope is not an idiot. that's clear. >> that's the point. this is someone who -- >> not a figure head. he's very involved in what the church is doing. and seems to be very granularly involved in his own public image. he's obliterated this entire trip. they say they didn't announce this in advance because they didn't want it to distract people from his other messages. his other messages have be

and the vat canweighing in on that surprise meeting between pope francis and kim davis. a surprise new report about who else the pope met with. >>> but we start with breaking news in oregon. in the last 45 minutes or so the sheriff in douglas county just identified the nine victims of that community college shooting spree. they ranged in age from 18 to 67. their families passed along some of the memories for law enforcement to share. >> trevon was one of the most positive young men, always looking for the best in life. >> we have been trying to figure out how to tell everyone how amazing lucas was. that would take 18 years. >> they felt jason had found his path. his family says he will be loved and missed. >> quin was funny, sweet, compassionate and such a wonderful, loving person. she always stood up for people. >> federal agents also said the shooter had 13 different guns. all of those guns were purchased legally. today the campus at that community college is closed for students as they cope with what they have been through in the last day. for sarah cobb it was her fo

trip he met secretly with kim davis. she is the controversial county clerk in kentucky who was jailed for refusing to issue marriage licences to same-sex couples. >> larry: i know what you are thinking, get the [bleep] out of here, larry. there is no way she met with the pope. well, you're wrong. a spokesperson for the pope has confirmed that francis sat down with kim davis and her husband joe in a secret meeting at the vatican embassy. >> i put my hand out and he grabbed it. and i-- i hugged him. and he hugged me. and he said thank you for your courage. >> larry: no, pope, no! you are supposed to be the cool pope. this is the worst crushing of someone i thought was cool since johnny depp gave us mordechai. horrible. now look, a lot of people thought that this pope was giving signals that he not only cares about things like climate change or women's issues but gay issues as well. he said, who am i to judge. this is the guy who wasqñ@6cj% going to finally bring the catholic church from the middle ages into the future. but

the vatican has confirmed that pope francis met with kim davis during his visit to washington. davis you recall is the kentucky county clerk who went to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. now she says the meeting has given her a renewed sense of purpose. jonathan betz has more for us. jonathan. >> vatican is not saying much about this but this came as a big surprise to a lot of people who thought the pope had struck the right chord on his american tour between liberals and conservatives. live television cameras captured almost every minute of the pope's u.s. tour but one meeting with a very controversial figure was definitely out of the spotlight. >> it was really very humbling to even think that he would you know want to meet me or know me. >> reporter: kim davis, the kentucky clerk who refuses to giver licenses to same sex couples. the vatican now reveals she was invited to a meeting with pope francis last week. >> i put my hand out, he grabbed it, said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: kim davis and her husband agreed to keep the meeting

released a statement about the controversial meeting between pope francis and kentucky county clerk kim davis"the pope did not enter into the details of the situation of mrs. davis, and his meeting with her should not be considered a form of support of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects." the vatican's statement also revealed that, "the only real audience granted by the pope was with one of his former students and his family." that former student was yayo grassi who arrived with members of his family, also with his boyfriend of 19 years. here is their meeting with the pope. >> oh my gosh. >> joining us now is yayo grassi. back with us, e.j. dionne. mr. grassi, how long have you known the pope? >> i have known the pope since 1964 when he came into my high school as a teacher. >> and how did you arrange this meeting in washington? >> well, i have met the pope before a couple of months after he was elected pope in rome, a trip that was planned well before he was elected pope. and it had a general audience with him. he met then my boyfriend, and when i heard that he was com

kim davis' lawyer said it was a private meeting just for kim davis. was meeting with this woman. >> right. cane the question is, as a friend of mine said today, who's been following this, the pope doesn't read the american flups, so he may have known only the version that was given to him by whoever arranged this meeting. as i say, i'm quite sure it's the archbishop vigino. but it's a very troubling thing given .the rest of his message. a lot of people are making a great >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> everybody thought hillary was unbeatable, right? >> giving up the game on benghazi. >> we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. >> a top republican confirms it, the benghazi committee was designed to stop hillary clinton. >> what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping.

kim davis' lawyer said it was a private meeting just for kim davis.be told why he was meeting with this woman. >> right. cane the question is, as a friend of mine said today, who's been following this, the pope doesn't read the american flups, so he may have known only the version that was given to him by whoever arranged this meeting. as i say, i'm quite sure it's the archbishop vigino. but it's a very troubling thing given .the rest of his message. a lot of people are making a great out of the pope's answer to abc's terry moran on the plane suggesting the pope really embraced her view of conscientious objection. i don't see how you get out of his answer on that plane. >> we're getting a lot closer to it as this information develops. you're right, we have to get more from the vatican. e.j. dionne, to uh very much for that new information tonight. >>> trump fights obama. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening on a wild and strange night in american politics. donald trump riding a triumphant lead says u.s. should let vladimir putin bomb isis. the prob

. >> wow. >> that is great. >> lots of buzz over meeting between pope francis and kentucky clerk kim davis during his trip to the united states. >> vatican confirmed the encounter but said it should not be seen as holy father supporting davis contentious objection to issuing gay marriage licenses. alexandria hoff takes a closer look. >> reporter: on the plane departing the u.s. pope francis spoke of conscientious objection of the human right. since then it has been revealed that while in washington he met with a friend, and that friend's long time sex sex partner. we know that francis had a brush with kentucky clerk, of course, kim davis, who has refused to same sex marriage licenses. she said that pope francis told her to stay strong in doing so but according to the vatican quote, the the the pope did not enter into the details of the situation of mrs. davis, and is meeting with her should not be considered a form of support, of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects. on facebook, rick maclean told thaws sound to me like some backpedaling. on twitter jonathan, says that

less than 48 hours after he landed back in rome, news that raised some eyebrows, a meeting with kim davis, the controversial kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses, a visit she described on abc. >> he said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: a visit praised by conservatives but disappointing to supporters of same-sex marriage. now an extraordinary statement from the vatican approved by pope francis himself, it should not be considered as a support of her position in all of the particular and aspect complexes. the vatican down playing, saying she was one of dozens who met washington. >> pope francis is very politically savvy and will not allow himself to of get entangled in local debate. this is the way to get untangled of some of the criticism he received with another meeting. >>> today another meeting with this same sex couple. grassy is a former student of francis, saying we have been friends for a long time. he knows about me being gay. he has a lot of respect for me being gay and my partner. another meeting we saw coming after a visit seen by millions. i'm k

of you talking on our facebook page but tonight a vatican insider says pope francis' meeting with kim davis shouldn't come as a surprise. davis who went to jail for de defying that federal court order to issue same sex marriage licenses met with the pontiff at the vatican embassy last thursday. a vatican correspondent for the irish times says the pope's actions should be expected considering the church's stance on same sex marriage. >> there's nothing surprising about him encouraging her to basically engage in an act of civil disobedience. he said a catholic has absolutely got the right to refuse to do something if it goes against their conscience. >> kim davis is not catholic but grew up in a catholic home. pope francis gave davis a rosary and asked for her prayers. >> right now the people who keep you safe in an event like a hurricane is getting vital training in georgia. task force one is learning the best ways to rescue people for things like major storms or trift attacks. we have a lot of major weather on our door steps and you may be wondering who is manning the phones? for every one

they were changed and altered to remove kim davis' name. that's fine.still the legality question. after the week that we got our license and actually got married, that next week, the licenses were changed further and some of those appeared to be less legal, even. we're not sure. and -- >> the judge sent the licenses to the governor for the governor to make a decision on whether they were legal, and it's continuing. >> as you pointed out, the governor has weighed in on it, on these altered licenses issued by kim davis, in some cases the phrase "pursuant to federal court order" was placed where her name was. but with that said, as mentioned, you were able to marry over the weekend. does that give you some peace even though you know this legal battle continues? >> well, we had a really great celebration. the celebration was important to us because it was the public acknowledgment that every other couple has when they get married. we finally were able to have that acknowledgment and have our union recognized by everyone. our friends and family were there, c

as it was explained by kim davis and her attorney, this almost one-on-one situation.atican delayed in its response, eventually says no, no, no. pope had one private meeting, one audience was granted and it was when yayo grassi. when all this was unfolding what were you thinking? >> first, let me tell you that -- it is customary that this pope gives a rosary to everybody who comes to -- on a casual meeting or on a private audience. so that is not a very special -- there is no specific meaning behind that. when i first saw the news, i was -- my first reaction was surprise. i was extremely surprised, but at the same time i realize that the meeting was -- that the only -- we only knew one side of the meeting. we knew mrs. davis' side and we have no idea how it you could b believe her according to your sympathies towards her. i also thought that it was strange that they claimed that it was a 15-minute audience and the only thing that she could say that the pope said to her was be courageous, and a couple of other things, and i thought well, those are only seconds in a 15 m

>>> a surprise move from the vatican today, pushing back against a description by kentucky clerk kim davis about her private meeting with pope francis during his visit to washington. after days of debate about the significance of that encounter, the vatican now said davis and her lawyer got it wrong. and we're learning about another private meeting adding to the intrigue. here is nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: pope francis in america. a historic widely-praised visit, but less than 48 hours after he landed back in rome, news that raised some eyebrows. a meeting with kim davis, the controversial kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. a visit she described on abc. >> i hugged him and he hugged me and he said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: a visit praised by conservatives but disappointing to supporters of same-sex marriage. now an extraordinary statement from the vatican approved by francis himself clarifying his meeting with davis should not be considered a form of support of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects. t

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saying about a meeting between pope francis and the kentucky clerk kim davis in washington. >>> plus this -- >> reporter: with a recent death linked to new cases of legionnaires' diseases, i'm going inside this cooling tower to find out why these are breeding grounds for bacteria and how they're cleaned. >>> and lester holt has a look at what he's working on for 6:30. >> "nightly news" coming to you on that hilltop is the campus of umpqua community college, the site of yesterday's horrible mass murder. tonight we hear more about the victims, the stories of survival, and what investigators are saying about the shooter. also as that hurricane appears to be moving out to sea, it's not over yet. the danger for many peoe on the eastern seaboard, as a massive rainstorm threatens to create unprecedented flooding. those stories and more when we

or deny whether pope francis met with kentucky clerk kim davis. >> at first, she refused to meet with the pope because she was told a guy in a dress named francis is here to see you. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. this morning millions in the path of heavy flooding. hurricane joaquin is a category three storm and battering islands near the bahamas. the storm is spped to move north and make landfall along the east coast as early as this weekend. >> joaquin may deliver more rain to areas already drenched and dealing with the flooding. water-covered roads in south carolina overnight and it created a sinkhole. people are preparing for the impact of hurricane joaquin along the seaboard. crews plan to build sand barriers along the beaches. lonnie quinn is tracking the

>> the vatican is distancing pope francis from kim davis, the kentucky clerk who went to jail for refusing to issue same-sex licenses. today, the vatican saying shefts one of the dozens of people that the pope greeted. davis' lawyer says the audience lasted ten minutes and was just between them. also now saying the pope was with a gay man from argentina and his parter in, as well. >> five are recovering from injuries and severe tush lance today ch the flight was heading from the states to grananda or rather to the states when it hit the bad air, throwing passengers from their seats.

.: a new take on neating between pope and kentucky county clerk kim davis. what the vatican is saying how to and who else the pope neat day. phil: the latest on joaquin. >> any time a buyer buys a house, they have anxiety. phil: taking the ves out of getting a mortgage. j.c.: a new take on a meeting between pope and kentucky county clerk kim davis. what the vatican is saying how to and who else the pope met that day. the vatican releases a new statement on the pope's contro meeting with kentucky county clerk kim davis. a spokesman says that meeting last week in washington should not be considered a form of "support" for her position, it was just a brief greeting. davis was jailed after refusing to sign marriage licenses for gay couples. the vatican says the pope francis met with many people during the u.s. stay. among them, a former student, grassi, an openly day can with his long time part mer. phil: new at 11:00 bying a house, for most families, it's the largest, single purchase they will ever paque. and it cap be one of the most stressful. now a new feder

i think i would rather the pope met with kim kardashian than kim davis while he was here. i'd rather he met with kim jong-un when he was here. someone should tell the pope, i know this is his first time in america, somebody should explain kim davis is what happens when your state has more waffle houses than schools. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] this is an important story. for those of you who like to make selfies, police in colorado are warning visitors to national parks there not to take selfies with elk. last week a guy was thrown into the air by an elk when he got too close. he was trying to take a selfie. apparently people do this a lot. they think elk are friendly but the elk, some of them weigh more than 500 pounds and they have built-in selfie sticks sticking out of their heads. i don't know who these people are who think it's a good idea to take selfies with large, dangerous animals. people do it all the time. life is not a hannah barbera cartoon. these animals are not -- some an mays you should never go near. this is something one of our guests tonight, dr.

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vatican today about the pope's brief encounter last week with controversial kentucky court clerk kim davis. >> but davis' side of the story is much different. cbs 2's tony aiello is here now with more on this. tony. >> reporter: the vatican press office seemed to struggle with a response to the controversy over this meeting. first, confirming it by refusing to deny it. and saying there would be no further comment. now, further comment clearly aimed at disclosure and "damage" control. >> the vatican messed up in a very slow tepid response. >> reporter: cathy r. nna a catholic professional who works on lgbt issues felt let down when kim davis announced she had met privately with the pope in washington. >> i think his goal was to bring a message of hope and building bridges and meeting with someone who is that divisive and who has been that has style towards the lgbt community was really very, um, really disappointing. >> reporter: with the vatican's initial reluctance to comment, davis shaped impressions of the meeting. >> he told me before he left he said, stay strong. that was a great enco

that secret meeting with controversial kentucky clerk kim davis. >> it was really very humbling to even think that he would want to, you know, meet me or know me. >> reporter: davis, such a divisive figure. an elected official who went to jail after refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples, when the supreme court made marriage a right nationwide. >> under whose authority are you not issuing licenses? >> under god's authority. >> reporter: davis herself married four times. i recently asked her if her right to religious freedom trumps another person's legal right to wed. >> for me, it's a heaven or hell issue. i feel if i issue a license -- >> reporter: you feel you would go to hell? >> i would be participating in that act. >> reporter: but francis has reached out to gays and lesbians more than any other pope. "if someone is gay and he searches for the lord and has good will, who am i to judge?" he said. still, davis, who is not catholic, says the pope told her to stay strong. >> i put my hand out and he reached and he grabbed it and i hugged him and he hugged me. and he said, "

and he expressed that to kim davis. he even said to kim, pray for me. with the sense that the pope would talk to her. she's not even catholic. i thought it was an incredibly powerful experience, not just for kim davis but for so many people who stand with her and believe she's doing what she should do and that's follow her faith. >> they talked about how this undermines everything that he accomplished on his visit here, that's what "esquire" said and undermines the healing message that he brought. why? no secret that the catholic church opposes gay marriage. >> but they also stand strongly for the sanctity of human life. the catholic church hasn't changed its doctrine, neither has this pope. a lot of people on the left would like to believe he's somehow soft on marriage, soft on life. he met with the little sisters of the poor. he affirmed them. they hear what they want to hear, but that's part of the problem. we're living in a day when the media wants to pick the presidential candidate. they want to decide who gets heard, who doesn't. the media wants t

kim davis's legal team says they were approached by the vatican well before he arrived in the u.s. but they were instructed to keep this meeting under wraps because her legal team says the pope didn't want it to diminish his trip. paula faris, abc news, new york. >> very interesting. we'reoing to move on. coming up, throwback thursday and the cult classic film. >> we're celebrating the rocky horror picture show" by going deep into the archives. we'll be back. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male anno

the vatican releasing a statement today clarifying the pope's meeting with kentucky county clerk, kim davis, the vatican says last week's meeting should not be for her position, davis has been at the center of controversy for refusing to sign marriage licenses for gay couples. the vatican ambassador and his staff arranged the meeting, not the pope's delegation. vatican spokesman says the pope was not properly briefed on davis or the impact the visit could have. >>> sad news, carolyn lynch has diagnosed her with acute myeloileukemia, spotted the school of education at boston college she was 69 years old. >>> campaign 2016 where presidential hopeful ted cruz cress crossing new england, fund raising in boston today, field fair. tonight and tomorrow crews will hampshire. >>> also tomorrow democrat bennie sanders will make a couple stops in massachusetts, he is holding a rally and second rally at the boston center. >>> new at noon, an unusual wandering the streets. you can see the big guy, coming right up to the camera and then going off into the woods a few seconds later, a patrol car goes by.

vatican releasing a new statement on the pope' s controversial meeting with kentucky county clerk kim davis. a spokesman says that meeting last week in washington should not be considered a form of support for her position. davis was jailed after refusing to sign marriage license for gay couples. the vatican says pope francis met with many people during his u.s. stay. among them a former student, yayo grassi. an openly gay argentine who longtime partner. phil: obama is rejecting russia' s military campaign. he says it fails to distinguish between terrorists and moderate rebel forces. >> strike after strike. the third day of attacks in syria, russian warplanes carried out 18 missions. the defense ministry claims 10 different terrorist sites hits. for the first time, stroking near the defective headquarters. >> an area where the u.s. med coalition also operates forcing >> mr. putin had to go into syria out of weakness. his clients, mr. assad was crumbling. >> russia insists they are only after terrorist. they say the us-led strikes have not been effective. j.c.: arne duncan will retire in dec

we're learning more about the pope's controversial meeting with kim davis.atican is now down playing that meeting. the church says she was part of a group of several dozen people invited to meet the pope last week. er this lawyer initially claimed the meeting was private. but the vatican says that is simply not the case. in a statement the vatican said quote: >>> this week for "talk to al jazeera," our stephanie sy spoke with the first elected female head of safe in africa. she has been in power in liberia for over a decade. >> reporter: was the oh -- 'bee la outbreak the darkest time so far? >> without a doubt. every other difficulty i have faced, i new, and i had the means to find a day to deal with it. ebola was an unknown enemy. i didn't know what to do. nobody knew what to do. nobody could tell us, you know, what we were faced with. how will we react to it. people were dying. people were running. people were crying. i cried too. i didn't know what to do. we turned to prayers. we did everything in those very early days. but then, you know, we -- there ca

this raises questions ability kim davis' claims that she -- about kim davis' claims that she met with the pope. the vatican says the interaction was only in a receiving line between them and should not be considered a form of support for her position. >>> to you remember where you were 20 years ago when the trial of the century came to an end? acquit. >> on this date in 1995 a jury did acquit o.j. simpson of murder in the death of his it was gripping. more than 150 million people tuned in for that verdict. her sister by the way say she's he is guilty but she has for given him. >> it doesn't mean i forgive you here is a hug -- [ laughter ] it is more like i cut the ball and chain you no longer own me. >> simple some by the way is serving a 33 year prison sent phones stealing sports memorabilia in las vegas. >>> next at 5:30 a badge of honor for a little boy battling cancer. >>> the love story that -- [ indiscernible ] years in the making. >>> chicken, cheese and sauce made just right. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted

this noon, the vatican is responding to confusion regarding pope francis' visit with kentuck clerk kim davis. the vatican says the pontiff' s meeting with davis should not be considered a form of support of attention after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in kentucky. an alert for cell phone users this noon -- t-mobile says it was hacked. the company says someone hit their wireless network and compromised the data of 15 million customers. the stolen data includes social security numbers, home addresses, and birthdates. the hackers received the information from experian, a credit reporting agency that t-mobile uses to check the credit status of customers. right now, t-mobile is offering hacked customers two years of free credit monitoring. we will continue to follow that for you. and also, we are looking at possible rain for this evening. kevin: yeah, some shower activity, best chances will be overnight tonight third from not only the nor' easter in north details on where that will be headed. erin: and we will head into the it is time to deal out-of-pocket costs. head o

wasn't initiated by kim davis or her attorneys. it was a private meeting.f a long line of people lined up. it was private. a car was sent for her. they took her to the vatican embassy in washington. the meeting was held. it was very personal, very private. i wasn't in the meeting. i couldn't tell you exactly what happened. and i couldn't explain why after some clarity about the meeting the vatican seems to be pushing back other than, there has been an uproar from many people, especially on the left, who don't like kim davis, who don't appreciate that she took a stand for her conscience and maybe there's just a feeling that the vatican doesn't want to engage in controversy. but i think the pope made it clear, that he does support religious liberty, he does support the notion that a person has a right to express their conscience. and he called it, by the way, not a religious right but a human right. something bigger than just the laws of one country, one state, one city. >> governor mike huckabee, thank you so much for weighing in on all of this. thanks for y

she's once again spor county clerk kim davis is under fire. he's been accused of fabricating photos and facts. they have labeled the council an anti-gay hate group saying it spreads false information. >>> she's riding high this woman. she's the first woman to be usa's woman athlete of the year three times in a row. ledecky now ties ryan lockie and bareman as three-time winners. the summer games in rio is just three months away. >> she's one of my favorites. a great person. >>> now at 4:41, let's get over to tom kierein. kids can leave home the umbrella when they pack for school, right, tom? >> yes, but they'll need a jacket as it's quite chilly. in the metro area, it's going to be in the low 50s. a little sunshine. we'll have increasing sunshine. what to wear today? yes, you'll need a light jacket this morning and the sunglasses, but you can ditch the umbrella and glashss. don't ware the shorts today. it's going to be mild by later this afternoon. look at our dry pattern, how long that's going to last. next check on "weather & traffic on the 1

come up the incountedder with kentucky court clerk kim davis -- encounter with kentucky court clerk kim davis who refuses to issue marriage license to gay couples. and caitlyn jenner's role in a deadly car crash, those stories and more coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36 >>> crews are setting up for a competition to take place at squaw valley this weekend. it will draw 10,000 athletes. it features spear throwing, wall climb and athletes try knock each other down with large sticks. there is a beginning race that is three miles with 20 obstacles. the hardest is 12 miles, 30 obstacles that aren't revealed ahead of time. >>> all right. joe with sports. raiders could be 3-1 sunday. >> they could. and trying to win 2 in a row on sunday. sunday they will try win 2 in a row on the road for the first time since 2011. one of the big contributors was cooper. stop right now if you are looking for him to say the start of his nfl career is anything bordering on an easy transition. >> no, it is not easy at all. the game is more different. guys play more fast. guys are smarter. pay atten

on our facebook page about the vatican clarifying the pontiff's meeting with kentucky court clerk kim davis saying it should not be considered a form of support for her position. the vatican says davis was one of dozens of people including our leaders who met with the pope here in d.c. >> pope francis, as we know is very adept and politically savvy and will not allow himself to get entangled in local debates. this was an effort to untangle some of the criticism he had received for this meeting. >> among those other visitors to the vatican, a gay couple, one of them a former student of pope francis and his partner. they had been friends of the pope for years. >>> a couple of prodigys for springfield, virginia are headed to prison for their hacking schemes. we're learning a lot more about what these twin brothers can do. speaking with him when he was being investigated for writing a program that could add value to gift cards. turns out he and his brother could do a lot more than print virtual money. they pleaded guilty to stealing credit card information and hacking the state department to ob

. >>> the couple that kim davis denied a license to was married. april miller and karen roberts for married . after the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage, kim davis refused their license. they got their license when kim davis spent days in jail last parents. maybe does a friend uploading an important message from the police on the facebook page about the latest gang initiation craze. are these real or not? is it just a rumor? another warning from a friend or relative in your inbox. this one cautions that if you are driving at night and eggs are throwing nature windshield, don't start to -- stopped to check your car because criminals could be waiting. this shows it happening to a michigan. so, it could be true, right?>> there has not been one confirmed incident.>> reporter: this is just one of the latest to be passed around on the internet. urban legends are the things that goalies are made of. >> are the majority of the stories mostly chores false -- true or false?>> reporter: the recent warranty -- warning came complete with pictures of ad

jummy: the vatican speaking about the pope's visit with kim davis.he is the kentucky county clerk 's spent six days in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. this post person says she was one of several dozen people invited to greet francis in the meeting "should not be considered a form of support of her position and all of its particular and complex aspects." we continue to stay on top of the flood threat today. a live look from the weatherbug network in rehobeth beach. the wind is whipping. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jummy: rain and wind continuing today? doug: take a look at the radar and you will see plenty of rain began from the south. some of that rain is coming directly from the hurricane. that will be a short story because the hurricane will move up to the east. as a result of the rain we've had so far, the wet grounds an additional rain today and tonight, a flash flood watch remains in effect for tonight.

possible motive for the killings. >>> the vatican down played pope francis' meeting with kentucky clerk kim davis but her attorney disputed some details about what happened. davis spent five days in jail last month for defying a federal court order to issue same sex marriage licenses. the vatican says davis was one of dozens of people he greeted and the brief encounter should not be considered a form of support for her position. davis' attorney says it was a private meeting and that a vatican official initiated the meeting, saying the pope wanted to meet her. >>> the latest trend in building a design is all about what you don't see. now the focus is on keeping your family safe from fortified doors and bulletproof walls to heavy duty locks and bulletproof glass. these are just a few of the lets you hide in plain sight. we'll give you an insight look on luxury lockdown tonight at 11:00. >>> still to come, a doctor charged with murdering his wife. how his daughter, who called 911, is a key witness for the prosecution. >>> and meteorologist john elliott tracking the storm. >> having a big impact on s

church officials now say the pope simply greeted kim davis, one of several people he encountered quietly during his visit here, and they say the encounter was not affirming support for davis, who went to jail after defying a supreme court decision. at meeting was much discussed on social media. >>> t-mobile's ceo says he's angry about the data breach impacting 15 million people. credit reporting agency experian says hackers stole personal information from anyone who applied for t-mobile service since september 2013. in a letter online, t-mobile's ceo says he's reviewing the company's relationship with experian and offering two years of free credit monitoring for anyone impacted. >>> anotherecall to tellou abt at honda. 143,000 cars in the united ates have a software problem that could cause the front wheels to lock. the recall covers honda civic model years 2014 and 2015 and the 2015 model of honda's smallest car, the honda fit. honda says the faulty software exposes the drive pulley shaft to more stress than it was built to handle. the automaker says no crashes or injuries have been lin