reporting live, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> detectives are investigating a shooting in chester, one person was shot around 6:00 this morning at west fifth and lloyd streets, police recovered numerous shell casings scattered around the scene, we are looking for more information -- >>> a woman and her young daughters remain hospitalized after being hit by a car in lakewood new jersey, the driver did stop after they tried to cross route 9, the 27-year-old mom suffered facial injuries and two daughters were flown to the hospital in critical condition. lakewood police are investigating the crash. >>> a new law may change the way your child rides in the car in the state of new jersey, all kids up to 2 years old or up to 30 pounds must be in a rear facing car seat, when they reach 40 pounds or 4 years old can face front. we posted more details about these new requirements on 6abc.com. >>> still to come here on "action news" at noon, a celebrity on campus, coming up at 12:30, find out when harry stiles from one direction visited villanova university. and a brave 1

abc's marci gonzales here in new york for us. thank you, marci. >> reena, and i, we went across town to see where the pope is staying right now, hoping to meet people outside. but not so much luck. >> yeah, right now, we did get a glimpse of the massive security operation that's taken over the city. take a look. >> 6,000 extra police officers brought in, nypd working alongside u.s. screws service. they've blocked off this entire area. the pope asleep just a block down here. is is as close as they'll let us get. there's surveillance video watching the hour everyone waiting till the pope wakes up in a few hours. excuse me. wondering if you've seen a black fiat anywhere around here? >> not at the time, ma'am. >> we tried. >> good try. >> they are so tight-lippeded. they won't say anything. they're clearly doing their job. that officer had a sense of humor. >> there was while we were out there, a group of ladies who left the residence just a few moments after we got there. and they had served the pope a meal. they mentioned that there

marcy gonzales, abc news, new york. >>> marcy, thank you. police are searching for the suspect in a shooting at sacramento city college that left one student dead. the two other victims are also students, one is in critical condition. police say four people were arguing and one of them pulled out a gun and shot the others. at one point, the college was on lockdown. but it's all clear now. it's unknown if the shooter is also a student at the school. >>> prosecutors in south carolina say they'll seek the death penalty for the suspect in the charleston church shootings. dylan roof faces nine counts of murder in state court and charged with federal hate crimes. in recommending the death penalty, the prosecutor said some krimts are so heinous they require the most serious punishment the state can give. >> services will be held monday for the illinois police lieutenant found shot to death. investigate rds say video from a homeowner's security system could provide crucial clues what happened to the officer. gio benitez reports. >> detectives follow

here's abc's marcy gonzales. >> reporter: keep the clerk kim davis back on the job.still refuses to do carried out instead by one of her doips. >> congratulations. >> thank you guys. >> reporter: brian mason issuing this marriage license to shannon and carman wampler collins while davis who despite being sent to jail for denying marriage certificates to same-sex couples still refuses saying her religious convictions leave her with what she calls an impossible choice. >> my conscience or my freedom. my conscience or my bait to be people that i love. >> reporter: the license given doesn't include her name and she refuses to authorize it. her attorney therefore questioning its validity. >> kim davis has made it clear that she cannot and does not authorize the issuance of any marriage license out of her office. her deputy clerks have no authority therefore to issue any marriage license. >> reporter: her supporters gathered outside. >> for two women who claim that they're married is utterly dishonest. >> reporter: alongside those celebrating. >> this is about love. we lov

marcie gonzales, abc news, philadelphia. >> those fireworks were in his honor. you, marcie. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wants to bring the internet to people around the world. he met with world leaders at the u.n. in new york today announcing a special partnership aimed at ending poverty through connectivity. >> first of all, we make connections from governments to civil society. today, i'm pleased to announce facebook is partnering with the one campaign, organization and leaders and public figures all over the world to support the declaration. the declaration recognizes internet access as an important element of human rights. >> zuckerberg wants to bring the internet to refugee camps. >>> it has been a year since over 100 students in mexico disappeared. one student's father was with a group on the way to a protest. mexican authorities said corrupt police officers attacked them while on their bus. the government investigation found six students were shot and killed. the rest were handed over to a mexican cartel who allegedly burned their bodies in a landfal

marcy gonzales is monitoring this case and joins us with the latest. >> reporter: today in court alllerks agreed to issue marriage licenses but davis is standing her grown and facing the consequences. today cheering -- and outrage outside of this federal courthouse in kentucky, strong reactions to finding a county clerk in contemts of court putting her behind bars for this. >> why can't we get our marriage license? >> we are not giving out marriage licenses. >> since the supreme court ruling in support of same-sex marriage, kim davis has repeatedly turn add way from gay couples refusing to give out any licenses, saying her conscious would not allow it. >> through god's authority -- >> davis has been married four times maintained in court that her past is not perfect she is entitled to her beliefs. >> she has consequences she does not want to risk than is being unfaithful to god. while davis has a right to her religious beliefs she is obligated to follow the law, the group requesting that davis pay a fine but the judge taking it further, ordering her to stay in federal custody until s

marcy gonzales, new york. kimberly: if you like the parker free parking in arlington after dark, that may be about to change. leaders are considering extending the amount of time you have to pay to stay parked at a meter. reporting a current pose a allow meters to charge for parking until 8:00 p.m. right now they shut off at 6:00. county leaders with whom -- will hear the proposal that month. jonathan: time to check on the traffic situation. it is not moving to all of their. -- out there. jamie: this is a real-time video right now. you can see the people barely moving. it is a slow go traveling on 66. 95 as well. this is 95, working your way southbound approaching the area of lorton. the delay continues past that point. continuing closer to trying oh. -- triangle. it is rough. this is normal rate we don't have any accidents reported. sticking with virginia, the bottom side of the beltway. the outer loop from van dorn street to the wilson bridge with take you about 16 minutes. our commute outbound on 395 in the

abc's marci gonzales is in we say good morning to you, marci. >> reporter: hey, guys. good morning. the crowds weren't quite as big as expected. but it was still a huge showing for the pope's last event before he headed back to the vatican. one final blessing and a wave from the window of shepherd one. pope francis ending his three-city tour of the u.s. with his characteristic warmth. >> god bless america. >> reporter: the pontiff's final day here spent among hundreds of thousands of he can static people. who packed this parkway in philadelphia to celebrate mass. >> in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. >> reporter: families waited in security lines for hours. just to catch a glimpse. >> i love pope francis. >> reporter: and hear the loving message pope francis so clearly shared lew his actions. his private meeting with sex the hugs he shared with prisoners. and his final heartfelt and now familiar plea. >> pray for me. don't forget. >> reporter: you know, that is something that we heard from him really within the first moments of his papacy. and then everyone t

marci gonzales has the story. search teams are out in utah looking for several hikers missing after yesterday's deadly flash flooding. >> we are hoping but right now it's not looking good. >> reporter: about 20 miles away another search effort. the national guard brought in to help for the final victim from this heart wrenching seen. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: two vehicles packed with three women and 13 children washed away in monday's sudden severe rush of water. >> heart wrenching to see them go over and i couldn't do anything about it. >> reporter: only three were found alive. residents in this small town of hildale, home to the polygamist sext ones run by warren jeffs mourned. >> to me the heavenly father's way of bringing us together. >> reporter: the same system moved west leading to dramatic rescues in southern california. >> we found two victims in the water. >> reporter: ten people, including this man and his dog pulled from the rushing water. >> we had to climb up a tree to wait it out. >> reporter

marcy gonzales has today's developments. >> reporter: county clerk kim davis back on the job. the work she refuses to do carried out by one of her deputies. brian mason issuing this marriage license to shannon and karmen collins while davis, who despite being sent to jail for denying marriage certificates to same-sex couples still refuses. saying her religious convictions leave her with what she calls an impossible choice. >> my concious or my freedom. my concious or my ability to serve the people i love. >> reporter: the license given today doesn't include davis' name. she refuses to authorize it. her attorney, therefore questioning its have validity. >> kim davis has made it clear that she can and does not authorize the issuance of any marriage license from her office. her deputy clerks have no authority to issue any marriage license. >> reporter: her supporters gathered outside. >> she is willing to claim gay marriage is wrong. >> reporter: alongside those celebrating. >> this is about love. we love each other. >> reporter: calling on davis to do the job she was elected and

abc's marci gonzales is following the latest on the search. >> today the manhunt expanding. officers still trying to track down the gunman who killed one of their own as residents in the small northern illinois town of fox lake nervously wait for their capture. >> i am shaking. i'm shaking like that. >> lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz was shot to death yesterday morning after radioing in that he was chasing three suspicious men. >> maled in from scene taking officer's firearm and pepper spray. shots were fired. unknown direction of travel. >> he said two of the men were white and one was black is all investigators know about the killers explaining they are scouring surveillance video from the area looking for any sign of the men and relying on the public. >> all it takes is one tip or a good lead to break a case wide open. we are vetting through those right now. we have hundreds going in. >> reporter: gliniewicz, a father of four, an army veteran nicknamed g.i. joe has been on the force 32 years and was weeks away from retirement. today attorney general loretta lynch sh

marcy gonzales is live in new york with the latest. >> reporter: that was record breaking rainfall in southern california, from the same storm system that wreaked havoc in other areas. search teams were out between in out hut looking for several hikers in zion national park missing after yesterday's devastating flash flooding. >> we are hoping but right now it's not looking good. >> 20 miles away another search effort, the national guard brought in to find the final victim from this heart-wrenching scene. two vehicles packed with three women and 13 children, washed away in monday's sudden, severe rush of water. >> heart-wrenching to see them go over and i condo anything about it, only three were found alive, residents in this small down of hill dale, home to the polygami polygamist sect once owned by warren jeffs. >> the storm system moved west leading to dramatic rescues in southern california yesterday, we found two victims in the water at least ten people including this man and his dog pulled from the rushing water. >> we had to climb up a tree to wait it out. >> the wettest septem

abc7 news reporter marcy gonzales is here with what was behind this wiry contraption. >> reporter: alanding this 14-year-old in handcuffs. >> they arrested me and they told me that i committed a crime of a hoax bomb. a fake bomb. >> reporter: allegations were stunning to mohammed, who says the so called bomb was a digital clock he rebuilt over the weekend and proudly brought to his high school in irving, texas to show his engineering teacher. >> it was the first time i brought an invention to school. >> reporter: but another teacher saw it, was concerned and called police. the chief explaining the student's explanation didn't help. >> the student would only say it was a clock and was not forth coming. >> reporter: police say they took him into custody out of caution, but didn't realize the young scientist didn't mean to alarm anyone and decided not to file charges. still, civil rights advocates question whether this was discrimination. >> i think this won't have been a question if his name wasn't mohammed. >> reporter: his treatment included a three-day suspension from school. >>> no

abc7 new reporter marcy gonzales is here with what was behind this wiry contraption. >> reporter: a simple experiment in a pencil box, landing this 14-year-old in handcuffs. >> they arrested me and they told me that i committed a crime of a hoax bomb. a fake bomb. >> reporter: allegations were stunning to mohammed, who says the so called bomb was a digital clock he rebuilt over the weekend and proudly brought to his high school in irving, texas to show his engineering teacher. >> it was the first time i brought an invention to school. >> reporter: but another teacher saw it, was concerned and called police. the chief explaining the student's explanation didn't help. >> the student would only say it was a clock and was not forth coming. >> reporter: police say they took him into custody out of caution, but didn't realize the young scientist didn't mean to alarm anyone and decided not to file charges. still, civil rights advocates question whether this was discrimination. >> i think this won't have been a question if his name wasn't mohammed. >> reporter: his treatment included a three-day s

>> marcy gonzales, thank you. >>> coming up, hidden money. there's cash in your closet.ration of hi-tech second hand shops online. >>> and ahead in our next half hour, "dancing with the stars." season 21, a first look at the new mirror ball winner wannabes. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. fall is a good time to clean out your closet and wouldn't it be nice to get a little cash for your efforts? >> a new generation of second hand services makes it easier than ever. with the help of your computer or smartphone. abc's rebecca jarvis explains. >> reporte meet this family of lower gwynedd, pennsylvania. with two boys finally back to school, mom carrie is taking aim at her family's bedroom closets digging through and trying to declutter all the outgrown and unwanted wardrobe, which she'll soon discover can be still worth big bucks. hi, i'm rebecca. we're going to make you some money today. first the kids' rooms. >> a great jacket. too small on him. >> i'll take it. >> reporter: then her own. >> i think i've had enough of it. >> reporter: but how do yo

marcy gonzales has more on this story.assenger escorted off the plane in handcuffs following one unruly outburst after another. >> she was disoriented through the entire flight. she started kicking the seat of the passenger in front of her, and he turned around to complain, and she hit him. attendantlight intervened. like all of a sudden, she grabbed her by the face, kissed her, and then punched her on the face. the authorities were alerted. one passenger called it the most scared i have ever been in my life. the flight from miami to chicago diverted, landing instead in indianapolis. >> what do you mean? marcy: she reportedly put up a fight until the end, authorities saying she even take a police officer or before finally being put in the back of the patrol car. she faces charges including battery and disorderly conduct and could face tens of dollars in fines from the faa. gonzalez, abc 7 news. reporter: coping with a tragedy. and a frightening rollover accident turns a group of army reservists into first responders. and -

her, she could face a fine up to $25,000 for each of those on board violations, reporting live, marcy gonzalesion news." thank you. >>> world news tonight with david muir has the latest on the midair felt down including more from the passengers that got involved. >> a driver was injured in a crash along i-95 in chester, delaware county, this morning, chopper 6 hd was over the northbound lanes of curlin street, it's unclear how the accident happened but the driver had to be cut out of the wreckage. >>> drivers will have to pay more to cross the burlington bristol bridge and the tacony palmyra bridge, it increases to $4 for people that pay with cash and $3 for easy pass customers. the bridge commission says the hike is needed to fund improvements. >> and now the rush hour is taking its toll on drivers trying to get home tonight. matt pellman is here with more. >> we see a major increase in travel times on the schuylkill expressway westbound a parking lot from this point to route 1, the ruse development boulevard from the ramp remains shut down after a fatal accidents that happened after 2:00 thi

marcy gonzales is live with the latest. >> reporter: rick investigators are concentrating their efforts in that small town north of chicago but telling police departments around the country to keep an eye out, but they admit they don't know who these killers are or where they might be. >> today the manhunt expanding and officers trying to track down the gunman that killed one of their own, as residents in the small illinois town of fox lake anxiously wait for their capture. >> i am honestly shaking. >> lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz was shot to death after he radioed in he was chasing three suspicious men. >> fled from the scene taking the police officers firearm and pepper stray. >> the vague description was two men white and one was black, that is all that investigators say they know about the killers, explaining they are scouring the surveillance video from the area and looking for the men and relying on the public. >> all you need is one good tip or a lead, to break up the investigation, we have hundreds of those coming. >> a father of four, an army veteran nicknamed gi joe, w

marci gonzales is here with why the sheriff's department is marci? >> reporter: they are upset the video was released. they claim the man was resisting arrest, that officers tried using nonlethal force to subdue him before they opened fire but it doesn't fully explain what you are about to see. this video raising serious questions in san antonio. two sheriff's deputies shown shooting and killing a man who appears to have his hands up. >> he put his hands in the air and shot him twice. >> reporter: michael thomas capturing it and selling it to an abc affiliate. it shows the moments after officers responded to a domestic disturbance call friday. you see gilbert florez running out of the home. inside investigators say he may have been injured an 18-month- old girl and a woman. he seems to evade the officers. a pole blocks the view of one of his arms, the other raised before deputies fire multiple shots. >> they just shot that man, brow. >> for the next three minutes officers appear to leave him on the ground before an ambulance arrives. the sheriff's of

abc's marci gonzales has the latest on a closely watched story. >> reporter: she is still refusing, but within the past hour one of her clerks issued a license to a same sex couple with davis' name missing from the certificate. back on the job and still defiant, county clerk kim davis saying despite a court order, she is refusing to give marriage licenses to same-sex couples citing her religious objections, she is left with an impossible choice. >> my conscious or my freedom. my conscience, my ability to serve the people i love. >> reporter: davis returned to work for the first time since spending five days in jail for her refusal. while she will not issue licenses, one of her clerks has today. davis stayed in her office saying she won't interfere but will not authorize enter licenses. >> any unauthorized license that they issue will not have my name, title or authority on it. instead, the license will state that they are issued patient to a federal court order -- purchase sunt to a federal court order. >> reporter: she doubts the validity of those issued while she was in jail. today sh

abc's marci gonzales joins us with more on how hundreds are sorting through the debris. >> reporter: david, the flooding and rain continued through the night making the ongoing search efforts more challenging. >> reporter: a desperate search for the missing. mothers and children swept away yesterday when flash floods tore through this part of utah on the arizona border. two packed vehicles stopped on a gravel road when a wall of powerful rushing water hit them from behind. >> the flash flood was so significant it overwhelmed them and pushed them in the channel. the vehicles were rolled several hundred yards downstream. >> reporter: three of the people pulled to safety. the other 13 in those vehicles now either deed or missing. the youngest child reportedly just 4 years old. officials say many residents here in the headquarters of warren jeff's polygamist sext may not have known of the flash floods. in the tight knit town, search teams scouring the banks and digging in the early morning darkness looking for any sign of the victims. and meanwhile, at least one of the survivors from tho

marci gonzales has the latest. >> reporter: investigators say there is a possibility that the killers may have left the state. they are looking in the area north of chicago where that officer was killed telling residents there to be cautious and on the look fourth anything suspicious. an intense search for three men police say killed an illinois officer yesterday. >> send everybody you possibly can. officer is down. >> reporter: authorities changing tactics today. no help helps or roadblocks but -- helicopters or roadblocks but a flood of officers and hoping for tips to lead them to the killers. >> we want the fox lake community to know they are safe and we are out there. we will continue to be out there. >> federal authorities telling wgn radio they are learning more about the gunmen but aren't releasing that information. >> because of obvious reasons, the investigation continues and we don't want to tip our hand. >> only sharing the vague father lieutenant charles gliniewicz reported before 8:00 radioing in that he was chasing three suspicious men, two white and one black on foot. >

abc's marci gonzales is joining us in the studio with more on why kim davis is not backing down. marci? >> reporter: she was emotional as she he labor raid on her be love going against the supreme court ruling she is defending her religious freedom. consequences, she will not quit her job. facing fresh court battles, controversial kentucky court clerk kim davis is standing her ground. in the first interview after months of violating a suspect ruling and refusing to issue same sex marriage licenses, she tells paula faris she is willing to go back to jail. >> i can't put my name on a license that doesn't represent what god ordained marriage to be. >> one of her deputy clerks is issuing marriage licenses out of the office so davis altered them so they don't have her name, don't list the count and note that they were issued under court order. that the aclu argues goes against a judge's demands that davis not interfere which she denies. >> people will question why is your moral conscious more important than someone else's happiness. >> i don't think dignity is guaranteed in the constit

marcy gonzales has more. it was a tough emotional day for the communities. >> reporter: yes, it was brian, but that service was also filled with laughter as 500 people gathered to remember this young man, they say always seemed happy. cameras kept at a distance as friends and family members said good-bye to adam ward, mourner as rising here and to yesterday's viewing wearing the colors of his alma matters, virginia tech. teams he spent his short life cheering on and showing their love for him at his funeral and on the field. >> a little bit we can do to say we love you and we're sorry to the parents. >> the 27-year-old camera man was killed along with allison parker live. the duo known for their warm up beat personalities were shot to death by a former co-worker. >> the way he has been described as an adult, was the way he was a child, he was vivacious and helpful and kind. >> as arrangements are being made the remembrances for both continue, the virginia tech football team plan to honor allison and adam wear

marci gonzales is here with more. >> reporter: in court, all but one of the deputy clerks that work in her office agreed to issue marriage licenses while davis is still standing her ground and now facing the consequences. today cheering and outrage outside of this federal courthouse in kentucky. strong reactions to a judge finding a county clerk in contempt of court putting her behind bars for this. >> we are here to get our marriage license. >> we are not issuing marriages licenses. >> since the supreme court's june ruling, kim davis has repeatedly turned away gay couples refusing to issue any marriages licenses, testifying today her conscious will not allow it. >> under whose authority are you not issuing -- >> under god's authority. >> davis has been married four times. she says while her past may not be perfect she is entitled to religious freedom. >> kim davis is prepared for consequences. the other consequences she wouldn't want to risk, being unfaithful to god. >> reporter: while she has a right to her religious beliefs she is obligated to follow the law. the group requesting th

more from abc's marcy gonzales. >> reporter: cheering and outrage outside of this federal courthouse of court. putting her behind bars for this. >> we're not issuing marriage licenses. you can appeal. >> reporter: since the supreme court's june ruling in support of same sex marriage, kim davis has repeatedly turned away gay couples refusing to issue any marriage licenses testifying that her conscience will not allow it. >> under whose authority are you not issuing licenses. >> god's authority. >> reporter: davis, who has been married four times, maintained in court that while her past may not be perfect, she is entitled to her religious freedom. >> kim davis is prepared for consequences because the other consequences she would not want to risk, and that is being unfaithful to god. >> the aclu filed the motion saying while she has a right to her religious beliefs, she is obligated to follow the law. the group requiring her to pay a fine, but the judge taking it further, ordering her to stay in federal custody until she agrees to issue marriage licenses. >> we do not want to see that.

abc's marcy gonzales has more from new york. >> reporter: more donald trump drama.er refueling his battle with fox news tweeting that he won't do any more shows on the network claiming they've treated him unfairly. but on other networks he's been touting his success in the polls, and getting some laughs. >> is there anybody you'd like to apologize to right now yourself? >> no. >> his rivals also unapologetic. marco rubio on fox questioning trump's ability to the tackle the big issues. >> i think up to now, he hasn't answered serious questions about national security. and until he does, there should be concerns. >> reporter: carly fiorina on the trail also going after trump and democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> i have been clear and consistent in saying that hillary clinton has lied about benghazi, about her server, about her e-mails. >> reporter: clinton has denied those claims and these -- >> she was the original birther. >> reporter: the former secretary of state on the tom joyner morning show disputed accusations is during her 2008 campaign, she promote