passed fromr lauren brain cancer, mary helen cook and a couple of her employees got to work on a trophycase that would never be forgotten. little more special and more sentimental than anything we have done before. >> her mom went through what she called the treasure trove in their basement, picking out things that she said would be at home here at lawrenceburg high school and let mary helen do the rest. >> it looks good. >> thank you. >> i love it. >> that is also. really neat. >> you brought one of the final pieces, one of lawrence high school jerseys and the espy she won in 2014. >> i am just awestruck. when you sit there and think accomplished, has and not even a years worth of time. such an inspiration. 6:00,: right now at rescued by heroes. soldiers racing to the rescue after seeing a car crash right into a creek. what they are telling abc 7 news tonight. claims thep scaffolding around the capital will be taken down just to be put back up again. we get answers. momentg that terrifying as floodwaters swept away two vehicles. the search for survivors on abc 7 news at 6:00. quick sol

the late mary helen rogers lived in this property and was very ininstrumental in its construction. it has 104 units, 80 percent are section 8 tenants and todays press conference was to stop the sale of this affordable housing complex by the non profit responsible for the care of this complex. this would completely jeopardize all these units and last thursday i was first along with the residence informed of the sale and it was disturbing and timely since i was inl new york last week with the san francisco mayors office of housing learning and exploring what new york is doing to aggress vly builds new afordable housing yurnts and also preserving their existing affordable housing stock. some may be familiar with the blauzio housing goal to provide a ambishish 200 thousand units of affordable housing but what is less whidely known is that number include 60 percent of existing housing units. preservation is at the forfront of this house plang, preserving affordable housing is key and 40 percent of the plan is for new production. like new york, san francisco must prioritize existing afob

the late mary helen rogers lived in this property and was very ininstrumental in its construction.t has 104 units, 80 percent are section 8 tenants and todays press conference was to stop the sale of this affordable housing complex by the non profit responsible for the care of this complex. this would completely jeopardize all these units and last thursday i was first along with the residence informed of the sale and it was disturbing and timely since i was inl new york last week with the san francisco mayors office of housing learning and exploring what new york is doing to aggress vly builds new afordable housing yurnts and also preserving their existing affordable housing stock. some may be familiar with the blauzio housing goal to provide a ambishish 200 thousand units of affordable housing but what is less whidely known is that number include 60 percent of existing housing units. preservation is at the forfront of this house plang, preserving affordable housing is key and 40 percent of the plan is for new production. like new york, san francisco must prioritize existing afoblt

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marie russo, all from philly, pennsylvania. happy gp day. >> and more coming in, happy grand parent day, love you, nanna. this one from helen wise.ndmom mom and i on my wedding day. and, unfortunately she passed away in may. she misses her. thank you for that. >> and a nice throw back one, too, i love some of these classic ones, thank you so much for sharing that. gorgeous photo of your grandparents. >>> something pretty cool just happened down at xfinity live, pretty big crowd down there in south philadelphia to honor bunch our most iconic athlete. >> now stands near the sports stadium, joe frazier. >> and statute shows phrase nerve mid punch there, depicts the moment after he landed that punch that knocked down muhammad alto in the 15th round in 1971. >> the how ooh meant wade 1200 pawn, took 14 minutes to complete. muhammad ali just tweeted this out yesterday. glad to hear the new statue honoring joe frazier in philadelphia. he was a great opponent. and well deserving of this honor. hashtag ali tweet. >> other people were excited about the new statute, too. jericho said: smoking joe frazier, was the man. and phillies own man.

marie lise connolly >> john e. connolly jr. >> james lee connor >> jonathan m. connors >> kevin patrick connors >> kevin f. conroy >> brenda e. conway >> dennis michael cook >> helen d. cook >> jeffery w. coombs >> john a. cooper >> joseph john coppo jr. >> gerard j. coppola >> joseph albert corbett >> john j. corcoran iii >> alejandro cordero >> robert joseph cordice >> ruben d. correa >> danny a. correa-gutierrez >> james j. corrigan, retired >> carlos cortes rodriguez >> kevin cosgrove >> dolores marie costa >> digna alexandra costanza >> michael s. costello >> charles gregory costello jr. >> conrod k. cottoy sr. >> martin john coughlan >> john g. coughlin >> timothy j. coughlin >> james e. cove >> and my brother angel perez. i miss you. it's been 14 years. haven't stopped thinking of you. >> and my uncle who we love and miss every day of the year. >> andre cox >> frederick john cox >> james raymond coyle >> michelle coyle-eulau >> christopher seton cramer >> denise elizabeth crant >> james leslie crawford jr. >> robert james crawford >> tara kathleen creamer >> joanne mary cregan >> lucy crifasi >> john a. crisci >> daniel hal crisman >> dennis cross >> kevin

mary and associates volland -- the veterinarian associates monitor more on euthanizing drugs, than we do for the killing of human beings. and richard exemplifies every bit of what is wrong with the death penalty. amy: sister helenjean, the former senator of oklahoma is conservative, tom coburn, has called for richard glossip not to be executed, joining many others. the pope is coming to the united states, pope francis, this next week. can you talk about the pope'scance of both the visit when it comes to the death penalty and tom coburn, his calling for glossip to be saved? >> that was wonderful. when you have voices that are being raised with credibility in the community like that, you know something significant is happening. and i just personally am convinced there is no way that pope francis is going to come to the united states and not address the death penalty. he already has made strong, strong statements about it. and he knows how broken it is. and other cases i have been in touch with him through contact people, and i know how strongly he feels about it. and so he will directly -- no doubt about it. amy: thank you all for being with us, sister helen prejean and kim van atta, both joining us from oklahoma