and tom, tonight, she is still in jail. >> marcus moore with that wild video tonight. all right, marcus, thank you. >>> and from the vatican, some pointed words from pope francis, now facing a scandal that has some calling for his resignation for allegedly covering up the sexual misconduct of an american cardinal. at a daily mass, the pope used gospel passages about jesus' life to say that the only way to deal with people who seek scandal and division is to remain humble and, quote, silent. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this labor day. police asking for the public's help in tracking down the driver that slammed into two children on their bicycles. that car then backing up and driving off. >>> plus, what we're now learning about the wife accused of poisoning her husband to death with eye drops. >>> and the staggering losses when flames tear through a massive museum. irreplaceable artifacts gone up in smoke. stay with us. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why the

with your gma first look, i'm marcus moore, abc news, greenville, south carolina >>> a celebration took place in san francisco to honor late mayor ed lee. >>> family members of the late mayor cut the ceremonial ribbon yesterday. the chinese education center is being renamed to honor edwin and anita lee. it's called the newcominger school. speakers called the renaming a fitting honor for a man who cared deeply about the public school system. >> he cared about our children. 6th cared about their future. he went beyond what a traditional mayor does and got involved and invested in our kids. >>> administrators said they are provided to provide an orientation to american culture. they spend a year there before they move on to another school. >>> aly has been donating stuffed animals to calico for a year. it is in san leandro. a place for healing for abused children. >>> this is my stuffed animal i received here. i took it to all of my hearings with lawyers, court proceedings. >>> alley got her stuffed toy 11 years ago. you'll want to hear her personal story, how she has overcome adversity by

here is marcus moore in north carolina. >> i want do you take a look at the flooding that this storm has caused just just behind people have been left to encure dangerously high he plejd to see them through this difficult time. at least 37 people passed away in this tomorrow. what is particularly concerning at this point is rivers are expected to continue to the concern is that flood waters will hang around for quite some time. >>> and a reminder the american red cross organizing a relief effort. you can make a $10 donation by simply texting the word florence to 90999. >>> new this morning a student pilot was arrested in florida after authorities say he jumped a fence and boarded a plane. it happened early this morning. it is about 70 miles outside orlando. police day man was tackled by workers and arrested a few minutes later. authorities are investigating a motive. last month there were two different incidents involving stolen planes. one in washington state and one in utah. both of those suspects died. >>> the dutchess is busy in the kitchen for a good cause. the reason markle tea

marcus moore has the latest. >> reporter: crews continuing door to door inspections, checking homes forthat string of explosions hit three communities north of boston. fire departments overwhelmed on thursday, crews stretched too thin to respond to every fire. some residents putting the flames out themselves. >> i just started fanning it, fanning it and it eventually went out. >> reporter: one person killed, 18-year-old lionel rondon died when an explosion sent this chimney crashing down on to his suv. at least 25 others hurt. the ntsb leading the investigation. >> we will look and develop a complete timeline of the events surrounding this disaster. we want to know any testing that may have occurred on this pipeline, any failures that may have occurred. >> reporter: these infrared images showing another gas leak under the pavement. that leak caught before it sparked any explosions. more than 8,000 residents forced to evacuate their homes and neighborhoods. colombia gas company setting up a hot line and a clamss center for anyone affected. >> this is the sort of thing that a gas distribu

here's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, this video from a neighbor appearing to show officer amber guyger on the phone. medics desperately trying to revive 26-year we are learning new details from the night the off-duty dallas officer opened fire after walking into the wrong apartment and killing a man in his own home. according to this affidavit, guyger says after leaving work she inserted a key fob into a door she thought was hers. but it was already partially opened. according to the warrant, the apartment was dark and guyger saw jean's silhouette and thought her home was being burglarized. she claims she pulled out a gun, gave verbal commands, which were allegedly ignored, and shot twice, hitting jean in the abdomen. texas rangers arresting guyger over the weekend, charging her with manslaughter. but the dallas county d.a. says more serious charges are not out the question. >> the grand jury will be able to look at all aspects of this case, which will include anything from murder, manslaughter, or what have you. >> reporter: as a family mourns and demands justice. >> i'm not sa

abc's marcus moore on the new information on that woman behind the wheel. >> at least 100 miles an hour. >> reporter: this video tonight capturing a chaotic chase through san antonio. >> looks like she's about -- no, she's still got it. >> reporter: police now saying behind the wheel of this speefding suv is 29-year-old kaitlyn rodriguez. and in her backseat, her very own infant. >> ongoicoming traffic now. >> reporter: driving straight into oncoming traffic. the high speed chase from june coming after police pulled over rodriguez for a traffic violation. her suv finally crashing into another car, but the chase not over yet. rodriguez gets out and takes off, dangling from her arm, the car seat that's carrying her child. >> she's got the baby and we're running. >> reporter: she appears to try to car jack another such thv. this wild and dangerous chase finally coming to an end. >> the baby's safe. the baby's safe. >> reporter: police safely putting that car seat out of harm's way. >> reporter: and tom, rod lee geez was wanted for outstanding warrants. she was charged with possession of a

abc's marcus moore with those images. >> air to ground, he's on the move. >> reporter: newly releasedideo tonight showing a dramatic takedown in texas. aircraft above recording the early morning police chase of austin bomber mark conditt. >> i got an eastbound, eastbound wall lane. coming up the 35 frontage. >> reporter: it was the end of a 19-day bombing spree in march that terrorized austin. >> look for the laser. i've got it on. all right. van has made contact with him. the van has made contact with him. >> reporter: look closely. s.w.a.t. cars surround conditt's suv, boxing in, then ramming his vehicle. guns drawn, the team approaches his car. conditt then detonates one final device, killing himself. the explosion, punishing. >> got an explosion. got an explosion inside the vehicle. >> reporter: five of conditt's bombs exploded, killing two and wounding five. before his capture, police spotted him on surveillance trying to mail packages from this fedex store, dressed in a wig and wearing gloves. and, tom, this ended just feet from where i'm standing right now and amazingly all of

there are disturbing questions tonight about how this could happen, and abc's marcus moore from dallas. >> reporter: police in dallas tonight investigating a puzzling death inside this apartment building after a man was killed by one of their own. >> standing by at 1210 south lamar gunshot wound. >> reporter: it happened late thursday. an off-duty female police officer calling 911, telling authorities after returning home from her shift, she walked into an apartment she thought was hers and fatally shot the man who lived there, 26-year-old botham jean. >> there are more questions than we have answers. >> reporter: dallas police chief rene hall revealing little about if the two knew each other beforehand or if the doors were even locked, saying her department is filing an arrest warrant for the unidentified officer. >> that warrant is for manslaughter. >> reporter: the off-duty officer was still in uniform during the incident. tonight, the family of jean who served as a youth pastor demanding answers, including a mother on her way to bury her son. >> she could never give me my son back.

marcus moore has the latest. >> reporter: crews checking homes for lingering danger after that sprinnities in boston. fire departments overwhelmed on wednesday. crews stretched too thin to respond to every fire. >> i was fanning it, fanning it and it eventually went out. >> this person died after a tree came crashing down on to his vehicle. >> we will look and develop a time line of the events surrounding this disaster. we want to know any testing that may have curt on this pipeline, any failures that may have occurred. >> these yijs show 14,000 residents evacuating. the gas company setting up a hotline and a claim center for anyone affected. >> they hope this never happens. >> representatives of the gas company on hand trying to answer question but questioners were impatient. the governor frustrated with the gas company's handling of the situation declaring a state of emergency, clearing the way for another gas company to make necessary repairs. many residents are still unable to return home. died>>s, new york. after being attacked by a shore along the shore of cape cod in massachus

abc's marcus moore reports. >> reporter: the water is rising across new areas of the carolinas.ng door-to-door near florence, south carolina. >> this area is going to be prone to flooding and it's highly advised you leave. >> reporter: using boats to get people to dry land near myrtle beach. this man watching the water rise again. >> there is nothing you can do. just pray to the man above. >> reporter: he says he and many of his neighbors don't have flood insurance and he's not alone. federal flood insurance is a cost many cannot bear. across the state, just 3% of properties have it. firefighters from out of state helping clean up local first responders' homes. many have been away since the storm hit. fire ants and venomous snakes in the water, our team taking samples after officials told us the water could also be toxic. and because the conditions here are changing so quickly, the highway patrol has warned drivers their gps could lead them directly into floodwaters, so they're urging motorists to stay off the roadways. marcus moore, abc news, north carolina. >>> intense flash f

marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >>> electrical stimulation may bring new hope to people who have beens. >> separate research at the university of kentucky and mayo clinic say it comes from implants near the spinal cords. they still need walkers and physical therapy but one of them says being able to move on her own gave her a big lift. when she got the implant, she says she cried tears of joy. she's now nicknamed that implant junior. >>> coming up the new energy building around the cavanaugh hearing. >>> why most victims of sex crimes say they have a good reason to keep silent. u're watching "world news now." >>> early morning look at >>> early morning a look at the capitol. and brett kavanaugh will focus on sexual misconduct algagszs. >> today a number of victims are feeling empowered to share their own stories. >> i know because i did not report my own rape and it took me almost four decades. >> reporter: an emotional plea, a plea for understanding. >> i hid my shame deep inside my rib cage. >> reporter: voices in solidarity with christine blasey ford and deborah ramirez. two women

abc's marcus moore has the story. to you. >> reporter: yeah, dan this is one that is hard to believe. police in south carolina say that over the course of several days back in july, this woman carried out an alleged plot to murder her husband by poisoning him. he had absolutely no idea what he was drinking. from the outside it may have seemed as if steven and lana clayton lived a charmed life in this south carolina mansion but this morning allegations are emerging of what authorities say many could not see inside. lana clayton's alleged plot to murder her husband of four years. prosecutors say she admitted to poisoning him with eye drops, allegedly spiking his glasses of water three days in a row, eventually killing the 64-year-old. >> we don't have a clear-cut reason why she committed the crime that she did or what kind of motive she may have had. >> reporter: abc news obtained the arrest warrant that concludes clayton died after ingesting toxic levels of tetrahydrozoline. the active ingredient found in eye drops and

abc's marcus moore is in north carolina with the latest. od morning, marcus. >> reporter: well, michael, good morning. take a look behind me here. you can see what the storm did to those docks there, damaging them and really leaving people here enduring dangerously high water. and with many communities still cut off by the flooding, president trump traveled to the carolinas trying to bring a message of hope to those impacted. president trump landed in the storm zone wednesday. first in north carolina, meeting with rescue crews and survivors who face a long road to recovery. one homeowner telling him insurance won't cover the damage to their property. >> that's not good. the insurance company doesn't want to pay. >> reporter: the president handing out hot meals. >> how is the house? >> reporter: and seen here embracing a young boy at a relief center. the president also visiting the town of conway, south carolina, walking through neighborhoods, greeting residents and local officials. >> anything i can do, you all know where to call me. and we

abc's marcus moore has the story. >> they are off the runway.runway in the embankment. engines are running. >> reporter: a frightening scene at the south carolina airport. the twisted and torn cabin of this private jet with four people on board split in two after skidding off the side of this landing strip. that plane dropping 50 feet down an embankment, smashing through a fence, stopping at the end of the road. >> the private plane went off the landing strip. >> reporter: firefighters rushing to the scene but the co-pilot, 66-year-old steven fox and the pilot died. >> it was unfortunate, i think one of the pilots was laying on the throttle and was unconscious and so very difficult to get in >> reporter: rescu survive.rried cole both rushed this morning wharks cau-- what caused the crash is unclear. by all accounts the landing was considered routine for the falcon 50 jet. >> a modern airplane with an excellent safety record, so even on a runway that's relatively short this airplane should have had no problem stopping. >> reporter: and this morni

heading north to brandon, mississippi, where abc's marcus moore is riding out the storm. good morning to you, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning. it is a wet one in brandon, mississippi, just east of jackson where we've been experiencing a constant and steady rain fall alternating between mist and heavy rain. and you can see that water as it sprays up from the ground, as cars pass by. then there's the occasional wind gusts. this storm is expected to dump several inches of rain so the primary concern is the potential for dangerous flooding is a real concern this morning. the national guard troops activated in mississippi and louisiana this morning to respond if needed. already the impact of this or i felt. about 40,000 customers are without power across florida, alabama and mississippi, so those people are enduring the brunt of this storm at this point. but michael, while gordon has weakened quite a bit, this is not over for millions of people across this region. >> all right, thank you very much, marcus, be safe yourself. george. >>> now to that new bombshell for t

abc's marcus moore has the story. >> reporter: 30-year-old dallas police officer amber guyger arrestedth manslaughter in the shooting death of 26-year-older botham jean. the four-year veteran of the dallas police department seen here on video in full uniform, reportedly moments after shooting jean in his own apartment. she told authorities she mistook jean's apartment for hers after she returned home from a shift thursday, and opened fire after a confrontation after she entered his home. >> standing by at 1210 south lamar. >> reporter: jean was rushed to the hospital where he died. officer guyger initially not arrested, as her boss turned the case over to the texas rangers for an independent investigation. >> right now there are more questions than we have answers. >> reporter: the legal team representing jean's family now including benjamin crump. >> black people being killed for walking while black, driving while black. this, he was living while black and still was shot. >> reporter: and this morning, new details about the possible circumstances leading up to the shooting. cite a sor

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