maureen? maureen: a new traffic management system goes into effect wednesday on i-66 between washington and gainesville. drivers can expect greater use of the x-shoulder lanes between beltway and route 50. right now they are only available in peak hours. the $38 million project updated hopes to make for a smoother drive. leon: coming up next at "abc7 news at 6:00", the criminal charges against a mother found pushing her dead child in park for days. maureen: we will talk to dr. ben carson about his surge in the presidential g.o.p. polls. doug: i'm doug hill in the belfort furniture weather center. bright sunshine out there. how many more days? that's in the seven-day leon: the man suspected of killing a trooper is dead. ponder was killed overnight and they closed in on johnson-thanks. they shot him when he refused to drop his weapon. ponder is the 26th police officer shot in line of duty this year. maureen: maryland grand jury indicted a woman found pushing her dead toddler on a swing. romechia

maureen: thank you. as you mow, most of the recent political talk is about the race for the white house. but the fight in congress is who is going to replace outgoing speaker john boehner. california representative ketch mccarthy says he wants the job. does it mean a big shift in strategy for the republican party? scott thuman has the answer. scott: want a line to summarize the turmoil on the hill? >> we are in unchartered waters and we're trying to figure it out. scott: the betting and the begging began. will the current number two kevin mccarthy get the gavel? someone from the conservative side move up? it auz always said that boehner was undercut by the tea party members who felt he was too spot. >> speaker is a tough job. you disappoint people every day. >> if we just move even up a notch in the washington machine then we fail to listen to the message the people send us. >> we are looking at a shakeup of the republican leadership. depending on how the races go. scat: the backdoor deal and horse tradi

maureen? maureen: thank you, scott. well, the house is now on record opposing president obama's nuclear deal with iran. 25 democrats joined republicans in today's vote against the deal. the vote however was largely symbolic as democrats have enough votes in the senate to support the measure. the deal is scheduled to take effect next thursday. former senator bob dole will raise funds for the memorial to the former president of the united states dwight d. eisenhower. dole plans to raise $150 million from private donors. he will get help from actor tom hanks who also raised money for the world warii memorial. the eisenhower memorial has been stalled for years in disagreements about its design. and speaking of years, we have to share something very, very wonderful with you. our venerable doug hill is going to be inducted very soon in the silver circle of the national academy of television arts and sciences. that is a huge, huge honor. doug: i'm very, very happy. it's very good. i was very happy and honored to find out about

maureen: thank you, stephen. there are massive preparations underway at catholic charities headquarters in d.c. ahead of a meal the pope will share with members of the city's homeless community. what that meal will look like and perhaps taste like still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00". leon: all right. we have breaking news now in the race for the white house. wisconsin governor scott walker is expected to drop out of the race. that is according to multiple published reports. walker is expected to make it official in a news conference at any minute now. this is quite a turn of events as walker started out the year at the top of the polls but he has lost that footing as donald trump gained himself popularity in the last few months. the latest republican presidential poll from cnn/orc show voters favor dr. ben carson. jeb bush and carly fiorina in second followed by chris christie in third. alison: calling him unfit to leadsh -- maureen: some want ben carson to hend us presidential campaign. over the weekend, carson s

maureen: thank you.ith speaker boehner stepping down some say a government shutdown becomes more likely. congressional leaders have five days to take action because september 30 is the end of the budgetary year. "7 on your side" watchdog investigator chris papst is live with an update. chris? chris: the federal government last shut down two years ago in 2013. if it does happen again. we have a good idea of what we can expect. but many feel the sudden resignation of speaker john boehner only increases the likeliness of it happening. these undercover video sparked a movement. many believe it shows planned parenthood selling body part of aborted fetuses and they say the organization should no longer receive tax dollars. >> we are not talking about whether it's legal to have an abortion. we are talk about if they have broken laws in the way they are doing the abortion. chris: most democrats stand behind planned parenthood. recent funding moves failed. many g.o.p. leaders are looking at option which includes

maureen? maureen: it has happened again. child having breathing problems needing an ambulance. and d.c. firefighters forced to use their fire engine to rush the child to the hospital. sam ford is outside the headquarters. how is the child? sam: the 1-month-old infant is fine. but on monday evening he gave his mother a scare as well as members of a fire company who did not want to risk waiting for an ambulance to arrive. eng gin ten is known as one of the busiest fire companies in america. monday evening they were a medical transport for a month-old baby in the 5,000 block of hunt place northeast who was having trouble breathing. >> his eyes were wide open. white stuff out of his mouth. sam: afraid for the baby she called 911. they instructed her in c.p.r. until engine ten arrived. >> the ambulance didn't make it. sam: what do you think of it? >> it's crazy. if it wasn't for fire department coming my son probably wouldn't be -- it would have been a worse situation. sam: the fire department said

maureen: a lot going on. good weather to do it all in. doug: yeah. the weekend, a quick look at the weekend forecast. tomorrow is sunny and warm in the upper 80's. we will have more details and a look ahead at the seven-day tonight at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" >>> tonight, donald trump under fire at this house. you will hear what one of his supporters said about muslims and the president. and trump's response causing an uproar. hillary clinton wasting no time. tonight, judge for yourself. >>> the outrage tonight. this moment recorded on video. the police officer, the baton. >> he's just a kid. >> and then the take down. outrage on both sides. >>> we have breaking news tonight in the case of baby doe, followed by tens of millions. the toddler now has a name, and what we know about her mother. we'll take you to the news conference. >>> the air scare. more than a dozen passengers injured after their plane hits severe turbulence. >>> and an abc news exclusive. the two high school football players, and that moment on the field. blindsiding the

maureen: thank you. students at seven loudoun county schools spent days behind locked doors while the police looked for those responsible for a teenager's murder. 17-year-old was shot waiting for the school bus this morning. this was near the corner of cornell and duke drive. richard reeve is live where the manhunt stands. i understand they just identified identified the victim? richard: we just got word from the loudoun county sheriff department the victim is 17-year-old danny miranda. we have his picture. he was waiting at a bus stop when there were multiple gunshots. he was faye thely wounded -- fatally wounded. they are looking for the three suspects, one of which was the shooter. many are shocked by the gun violence. >> investigators look for answers in the neighborhood where a 17-year-old boy waiting for a school bus was gunned down around 8:30 friday morning. one of them shot multiple times at the victim. people are upset and concerned. >> this is really tragic. he won't graduate or go to college.

maureen: thank you. the loudoun supervisor who resigned after being arrested apologized. in a statement, shawn williams said saturday night after a long neighborhood party i confronted a friend and neighbor after he gave me what i know was intended as friendly advice. i want to specifically apologize to him and the family for my actions. williams added it's apparent he has an alcohol problem and he is seeking treatment. he is facing charges of simple assault and unlawful entry. abc7 on traffic watch as the hundreds of thousands of people head home from the labor day weekend. mobile track 7 on the road checking for any major delays. so far i-95 is moving smoothly. just north of a prince william parkway. the biggest slow down we have seen so far have been in the return from maryland eastern shore. this is a live look at the westbound lanes where the delays stretch 18 miles. a broking down truck blocking the lanes have been moved. we will let you know if it gets worse so you know when to expect your loved o

maureen: 90-plus degrees and no air conditioning and water. that is how it has been at the living facility in siller is spring this week. residents went outside to protest. this is not the first time, without air conditioning or hot water. today was not a good day to be without air conditioning and now we are trading the daytime heat for thunderstorms this evening. chief meteorologist doug hill on storm watch tonight. doug: this is feeling like 91. the closest area across the fairfax. but there are heavy showers now south of fredericksburg. that is the jackpot area today. satellite shows the complex moving slowly to the east. that will open the door to the hot sunshine. the forecast, the showers end tonight. better weather for the weekend. back to you. leon: the trial of the six baltimore police officers accused in the death of freddie gray will move forward. today surrounded by the security, the attorneys for the officers argued to have the charges dropped and the prosecutor removed from the case. the judge refused to do so and said that the

maureen: tensions for the refugee crisis. where they are added after being forced away from one country. doug: i'm doug hill in the weather center. a beautiful perfect weather day for wednesday. how many more ahead? we will let you know the forecast still to come at 6:00. >> a man has pleaded guilty to setting a fire that dell stroyed a cvs store. raymond carter faces up to four years in prison when he is sentenced in november. cvs has demolished the store and has plans to rebuild it. leon: two years ago today gunman killed 12 people at the neighry yard. today marks the deadline for the family members of those killed to file wrongful death lawsuit. six families filed suit against the companies they say should have seen red flags about the gunman. they had several outbursts prior to getting the job as a government contractor working there. special prosecutor will investigate allegations against the loudoun county sheriff mike chapman stemming from his election campaign. chapman says the allegations are politically motivated. m

maureen: thank you. tomorrow, pope francis' visit outdoor events. parade in the morning and the outdoor mass of canonization in the afternoon. expect from the weather? we turn to chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: the bottom line is it terrific. gorgeous outside the belfort furniture center now. county, in loudoun too. sunshine today. fair weather clouds. no chance of rain. temperatures start in the 60's. by the parade time, it will be degrees. mid-to-the late afternoon hours 4:15 the scheduled time basilica,ss at the 80 degrees. leon: there is a lot of road closures. massachusetts avenue northwest in front of the nunciature of the holy sea. that area remains closed until thursday. around the white house and the ellipse are going to be closed until noon tomorrow. maureen: this afternoon we seen impact of the road closures for president obama and pope francis' motorcade. gathered on the overpasses to watch the black pontiff down the suitland parkway. how is it affecting the rush hour? tom roussey is live in mobile track 7 with the latest. tom? this

maureen: back to school and work for many of us today. chief meet roll just doug hill -- chief meteorologist doug hill is here. doug: it is going to feel like summer tonight and tomorrow but there will be a break on thursday with the rain and the slightly schooler temperatures. at the moment 90 at reagan national airport. same at the belfort furniture weather center here in arlington. 88 in gaithersburg. this comes to three or four degrees above the air temperature. there is no threat of heavy rain. this this is what it feels like. weather at the park is just fine. the first pitch and temperature in the city is 87. it will be warm and muggy throughout the area. there is a cooler air for friday. that is the latest. back to you. leon: thank you. a year ago two children vanished. no sign of them since. but the mother is in custody. tonight we hear a heart-felt message from the father who is still keeping his hopes alive. >> they spent the final afternoon at the clark before the mother kathryn kidnapped then. in the 12 months since the family

maureen: see it, send it. if you see weather problems are you are, get to a safe location and then e-mail pictures to pics@wjla.com. maureen, we have breaking news coming into the abc 7 news room. jonathan elias monitoring everything for us right now. reporter: there has been an amber alert issued by montgomery county police right now. they are looking for a little girl. it's important you take a look at these pictures. they only issue amber alerts when they fear for the life of a child. they have issued that warning. they are looking for 50-month-old farah mohammed. 23 pounds come up brown eyes and black hair. she was last seen seeing those small round earrings. the man that took her is her father, jason kelly. is muslim name is a smile -- ismael. he is bald and with a beard. they were last seen driving a hyundai santa fe. 577t. -- sayshould immediately you shouldn't merely call 911 if you spot them. back to you. leon: an update to a story that abc 7 news broke this week. i woman who scratched off a winning t

maureen: it won't end tonight. chief meteorologist doug hill has a timeline for the rain and what we could see the rest of the week. edoug: is area in a flash flood watch. red area is the area of successive rain causing the flash flooding in progress. the rain is relentless along and west of i-95. the area of orange with the heaviest downpours and these are the heavy areas and almost three inches an hour falling over the foothills now. of the blue ridge. that is moving north. another area of two inches of rain per hour falling southwest of fredericksburg. heading northward in those directions. a tough night. west of the metro area. a cluster you see of yellow and orange, the heaviest rain may take a swipe at d.c. proper this evening. that is the first concern. more chances of the showers the next couple of days but the next concern is this. tropical storm joaquin. now the 65-mile-per-hour sustained winds gusting to 75. it has gotten stronger during the day. it continues to move northward over the weekend and it cou

maureen: thank you so much. we are gearing up for the raven preseason game next as robert told you. ,ou can watch "world news" we'll fortune, and jeopardy on new channel eight. a brief preview of tonight's weather. doug: still a few showers and storms out there. the left-hand side of the screen is west, the foothills and beyond. luckily a few little left over showers in the metro area. a few more to the north. a few around fedex is not out of the question. look at the holiday weekend. cooler, less humid. a bit warmer on monday. steve will have more with this at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" is next. maureen: "world news tonight" is next. have a good wow. this thank you .ectacular. we worked with a designer from havertys for a complete refresh. you must be happy to get out of that tiny house? yeah you know when we realized how great the furniture could be, we knew we wanted more s space. how much more space? we went from a hundred square feet to... three thousand! (whispers) three thousand! we still have t

maureen: we are five is away from the pope's arrival. catholic university is preparing for 25,000 visitors. a field near the basilica of the national shrine is been transformed into an outdoor sanctuary for the pope's historic mass next week. barricades are being erected. all of this means increased security that will contribute to utter -- what some are calling the perfect storm for drivers in and around the district. in addition to the mass, the home of the a nationals game and a concert at verizon center all of the same time. brianne carter is out to tell us what to look out for next week. all at the same time as people are doing what they're doing here tonight, heading home. easy traffic moving freely through this intersection. the barricades here a lot massachusetts avenue starting to go up which means the traffic options will be cut down, creating major gridlock. throughout d.c., drivers run into traffic trouble. nixon several major events, a crush of commuters, and dozens of streets shut down and getting around town will be anythi

maureen: not a cloud in sight. or raindrop.capitol hill today the senate blocked a short-term spending bill that would defund planned parenthood. many republican lawmakers want to remove taxpayer funding for the group. it follows a scandal related to a highly edited video that seemed to show unethical practices. it forces republican leaders to figure out their next move to avoid a government shutdown next wednesday. now we get to talk about the weather. it's beautiful in new york. doug: i think the weather here will say fine for the next couple of days. breezy and cooler and cloudy in the next few days. let's get to it. a live look from the rooftop camera in arlington. on the right-hand side is crystal city and pentagon city. what a delightful evening all across the area. tomorrow will be a nice day. we start with sunshine and some clouds later on. 76 is the average. 59 the actual an average low temperature for this part of september. very comfortable outside. temperatures in the mid to upper 70's. 78 still in hagerstown. 74 de

maureen: thank you, brad. still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- continuing coverage of the pope in america. including more about the trip to the white house this morning. a look at what he talked with president obama about. leon: perfect weather today. how long will it stay this way? the complete storm forecast up next. maureen: thousands are on hand to pray with the leader of the catholic church on what has been a busy and emotional day. it began with pope francis' visit to the white house. president obama and the first lady greeted the pontiff and gave them a tour of the executive mansion. both men spoke to a crowd of 15,000 guests on the south lawn. pope addressed several topics including religious liberty and climate change. pope francis: it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem we can no longer be left to the future generations. maureen: a parade around the ellipse, he and president obama met privately for 40 minutes in the oval office. leon: stay with us, folks. with abc7 as we cover th

maureen: the hurricane season is not over.oug: it's a mild season but something is brewing down there. hurricane joaquin. take a look. it's moving southwest to the central bahamas and expected tomorrow, late tomorrow and early friday morning to make a u-turn and head northward. in the meantime we are looking for rain unassociated with this. moving in here friday and saturday. several inches of rain. implication of impact from joaquin we ramp up the possibility of rain and gusty winds. steve rudin will be in here tonight. large part of the atlantic that could be affected if it's on shore. slight chance to remain to sea. this is looking more and more like some point in s the mids atlantic state to get impact from the category one. maybe slightly stronger hurricane. important update for you. leon: with the temperatures it will feel nasty. maureen: david "world news toni" with david muir up next. leon: have a great night. >>> breaking news tonight. now officially a hurricane and growing. several possible tracks. north carolina, up

peter: maureen ohlhausen, any thoughts? com. ohlhausen: i agree. the internet of things holds great promise and we need to strike a balance correctly. consumers are demanding these services and demanding these conveniences and i think that a lot of the information that will be provided by the devices can be very useful for society in general and the improvement of services to consumers. we need to make sure consumers know about sensitive information and things like real-time location, health information that terrell mentioned and they know how this information is collected and how it is being safeguarded. and how it is being kept. peter: maureen ohlhausen has been on the commission since 2012, graduate of the university of virginia law school. of virginia law school. 11 years on the ftc staff. terrell mcsweeney spent several years with senator and vice president joe biden, prior to becoming a commissioner in 2014, a graduate of georgetown law. brent kendall is with "the wall street journal." >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 30 years

maureen: the u.s. army elite ranger school is now open to women. the army allowed a limited number of women to enroll settling on a larger integration program. you might remember last month two seasonals became the first women to graduate the eight-week school. women cannot join the regimen but it could change. all must lift bans unless granted exception. leon: supporter of sweet briar college made a payment to keep the virginia college open. they delivered the final payment today. that is $100,000 more than required to deliver.

maureen: marilyn republicans favor dr. ben carson over donald trump. strong poles show carson with support from 32% of republicans and donald trump second at 26%. texas senator john cornyn once a special counsel to investigate hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. he sent the request to attorney general loretta lynch. he insists his request has nothing to do with politics. last week the justice department concluded clinton did nothing wrong in deleting personal e-mails from the server. leon: the moment floodwaters turned deadly and the latest on the search for survivors. spectacularr september day. the forecast is still to come. this is a fire that on theed a condo complex alabama gulf shore. there is no word on what spark the fire. another fire in 2007 caused similar damage. hungary has closed when the main routes that thousands have been using to reach western europe. agencies say that hungary is misguided if it things that fences will solve the worst record you crisis since world war ii. anyone caught dam

>>maureen kelly:they block her again.d that's when things get ugly.with one cyclist throwing his bike onto the hood of her car and another hitting her windows with a bike lock several times.ending with the sound of shattering glass as she pulls away. >>maureen kelly:critical mass has no leadership.so i went to the citizen chain bike shop not far from the incident.and got reaction from the manager who has participated in several of quasi sanctioned events over the years. >>maureen kelly:while critical mass has few rules.one thing they ask participants not to do.is to ride into oncoming traffic on the wrong side of the road. but in his view. drivers who get blocked by cyclists should not try to use their cars to push past them. san francisco supervisor mark farrell represents the marina district. where the confrontation happened. >>mark:in a statement. he condemned the behavior of those in critical mass. who may have been involved saying quote- "actions like the ones this past friday. reflect poorly on the entire group, and

maureen naylor at levi's stadium tonight.aureen, thank you. >>> two days of rain has caused severe flooding. rescue crews are waiting for the water to drop before going into the canyon to search for missing hikers. >>> it was a daring rescue on the american river as heavy rain caused it to flood. firefighters responded to the river bank to rescue three people and a dog from the rapids. you can see just how fast that water is moving. the rescue got even more dangerous when a firefighters climbed across a crane to make another rescue. eventually they dragged the last victim out of the water and put them into an awaiting ambulance. >>> a couple of kayakers had an incredibly close encounter with a hump back whale this weekend off of moss landing. keba arnold shows the whale breaching then coming downright on top of their kayak. >> reporter: his name is roger smith, he lives in the monterey area. for the last two years he says he has spent 250,000 days kayaking. but saturday was unlike any other day out on the water. let's look at

and wilting. >> pam: maureen?ere is some occasional relief here out by the awhile we get a little breeze from the bay. >> reporter:but i'll tell you i have heard a lot of complaining out there today from people saying they are cranky from lack of sleep.because there city that have air has been uncomfortable. >> reporter:i went to cliff's variety hardware store in the castro. they've got their own fans running in the store.but they've been turning away customers asking to buy them.that's as you can see from this empty space on the shelves. they are completely sold out. >>the heat is definitely driving people in, in mad rushes, like this morning, first thing we get asked, do you have fans? and it's kinda unfortunate to tell them no.and they've been walking away since yesterday afternoon, we had a full shelve.i stocked them myself but by about 4 o'clock.empty shelves. >> reporter:they are still doing a brisk fans and misters. and their window screens are selling well.for people who in. but keep out the bugs. >> repor

maureen: first at 6:00, frustrating commute ahead. metro dealing with transformer fire that caused problems throughout the system. sam ford is live with the plans and the prepares happening now. sam? sam: maureen, i am outside the benning road metro station in northeast washington. subway trains must pass through the stadium armory to get here from downtown. the message for metro today was get used to delays. there is nothing they can do to stop them. that was also the me stooge the metro board -- message from metro board. monday's fire destroyed three transformers in a substation that powered the third rail. they said the station on either side of the stadium armory, benning being one, are straining to provide enough power for the trains to limp through the armory slowly. at most, two at a time. that won't change soon. >> we are looking at different ways to accelerate the process. if i leave an hour early i'm still running late. this is not fair we have to deal with that. that is something they need to fix and they need to fix it rig

coming up at 6:00, ben carson will talk to maureen bunyan to talk about the rising poll number and the debate on wednesday. a woman accused of trying to grab a baby on board metro train will undergo further evaluation. that is the result of a hearing today. mcknight was charged with first-degree cruelty to children after trying to pull the child from the stroller. mcknight's sister told abc7 that she had been mentally ill for years. leon: in moneta two people are lucky to be alive after a plane crash yesterday an. this is bedford county in virginia where the single-engine plane went down. a couple living near the airport said they see the planes taking off and landing all the time but knew it was different this time. rick ran to help. >> we heard the engine having problems. i was scared because i was thinking that the plane was going to actually, you know, really blow up. leon: at that point the pilot was still inside the plane. both the pilot and the passenger were airlifted to the scene and taken to the hospital. alison: another snag in candidate hillary clinton e-mail scandal today.

maureen: see it, send it.f you see weather problems are you are, get to a safe location and then e-mail pictures to pics@wjla.com. maureen, we have breaking news coming into the abc 7 news room. jonathan elias monitoring everything for us right now. reporter: there has been an amber alert issued by montgomery county police right now. they are looking for a little girl. it's important you take a look at these pictures. they only issue amber alerts when they fear for the life of a child. they have issued that warning. they are looking for 50-month-old farah

at levi stadium maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a small group of law makers is trying trying to get the millennial generation involved in government. lawmakers say millennials are finding out representatives are approachable and they could help move california's economy forward. >> how do we foster and how do we grow the economy so that -- [ indiscernible ] >> they say they plan to use social media to connect with the younger generation. >>> new figures show u.s. worker productivity grew, it ticked up 3% between april and june. that is the strongest increase in two years. >>> wall street rebounded today from yesterday's losses. the dow is up 293 to 16,351. the nasdaq is up 113 to 4,749. the s&p is up 35 to 1,948. they caution the markets will probably bounce around for a while. >>> coming up here, what is behind an increase in crowds at national parks. plus -- >> the bay area's largest casino is about to build a new addition, why residents say all this hasn't been such a safe bet. >> the united nations is weighing in on the el nino winter. why it says it could be an unprecedente

who has to happen fist maureen: announcer: "abc7 news at 6:00". up on your side. maureen: caught on camera. risking their lives to save a man from a burning car. we broke the story earlier today and new at 6:00, brad bell is speaking to the heroes. brad? brad: this is an amazing video and an amazing story. we talked to the officers. none of them has training as a firefighter and one has a 1-month-old child. but they saw the car on fire, they ran toward they danger. they heard a man calling for help and they got busy at that point. >> it captures the moment the officers arrive on scene. they run to the burning car and see a man trapped inside. you can see one try a fire extinguisher. it does little. >> intense fire. heat was overwhelming. brad: they used baton to break the car window. a firefighter arrives and runs to help even before a hose is hooked up. then you can see the moment they pull the unconscious driver out of the car. the officers are ready to head out for another night shift claiming it is part of the job. >> we are first responders. this is our job t

new at 10:00, maureen naylor is in campbell tonight and maureen is it true there that i can't quite see behind you but are prices actually below $3 a gallon. >> that's the case. this isn't the only station. this station we've been watching, it's under $3 a night. currently at $2.89. over prices in the bay area have dropped 30-cents in the past month. >> in east san jose you will find dualing gas stations. the gas and shop charges customers $2.62 a gallon if you pay cash. across the street $3.63. >> the friendship church event i want to do the best by the church so i come here. but believe me if i would have saw the price over there i would have gone over there. >> reporter: for others what they pay at the pump is no laughing matter. >> i hate spending my money on gas. i feel it's like a waste of money. i know it gets me to work every day but i sucks i have to pay so much on gas. >> reporter: drivers will see the lowest gas prices since 2004 for a labor day weekend. >> we're going to vacation, went to oregon just last month. it's been really great. really awesome. me and my husband drove

there she is. >> wow. >> maureen is the chair of the religious department in lasalle and can you tell us what we have, on our way, down to the parkway what you have planned for us here. >> we are celebrating our location here in northwest philadelphia, and this history of the part of the city and trying to left up the stories of folks who might not otherwise be seen in the festivities that have gone on downtown. recognizing the pope is calling us to see people, encounter people who we are trying to encounter our city and neighbors, as we move down broad street this morning. we have done a great job, everyone is so excited. and, i have to tell you, when we first started out at lasalle we started the at lasalle and we when we are there the initial call to prayer was done by a fellow of the muslim community, at lasalle. i will introduce him here. here's your big break. mohammad, you did the initial call have of prayer, it is something that i felt, directly, that gave me chills actually. what does it mean as a a part of the muslim community to be celebrate ago this culture and that religi

. >>> maureen mcdonnell's lawyers arguing her conviction should be thrown out.rosecutors filed a 39-page document saying maureen mcdonnell knew exactly what she was doing when she accepted thousands of dollars in gifts from businessman johnny williams while her husband bob mcdonnell was governor of virgini that's according to "the washington post." maureen mcdonnell's lawyers say her conviction should be overturned because she was not aware of federal corruption charges at the time. she is facing a sentence of one year and one day in prison. >>> an initiative from terry mcauliffe is now in effect. take a look here, these are the new sons of confederate veterans license plates. virginia's dmv says there are about 1,600 of these plates issued at this point. they still have three confederate leaders on horse back. you can see sort of in the background there. and the words sons of confederate veterans, however they no longer show the confederate flag. >>> police in loudoun county arrested a 13-year-old for this act of vandalism. they say he spray painted ms 13 acros

>>maureen kelly: the graffiti and write on spray-painted reads no more chinese if it is the spot and more than half a dozen in the porto liberal would include on the city for backstop right inside the store the san franciscans said his lead and is there but for 25 years and had never experienced anything like this before the offensive phrase was also scroll on the defense of this abandoned house on three different walls on somerset and silver if all the tax apparently saturday night or early sunday it is upsetting to many another net would also appear on camera said this is not the first time this and the grocery store has been spray- painted with racist words someone took matters into their own hands and of the graffiti on this backstop you can see what the painted over the note and do our part in the same colors paint now it raised love more chinese a gesture some neighbors here appreciate. >>maureen kelly: they are investigating the vandalism and the canfor surveillance take that may lead them to close or behind a kind. >>pam moore: accounted well behind are she will not issue mar

>>maureen kelly: they're adding more trains on the pittsburgh- based fund to as the sole client whichsiest during peak commute times and added costs crawling across and of a rush-hour timid to change long was licking carry more passengers there will be some adjustments for some people what this will bid on a compensation in the morning one to check the schedule so will those who travel in the reverse commute to rockers lafayette and random because some trains will skip the zero stops of the changes include simplifying the bartow oakland airport line trains run every six minutes until 11:00 p.m. started in december of 2016 in east of a boy had twa ride his bicycle to his first day of school next five the dismal was pleased to drivers. >>pam moore: 1 east of a mother wants to make sure that it does not happen her son was hit by a car while some of his school tonight she shares her story. >>: this is not how schools should have started for the 10 year-old or brian benson fighting for his life and i see you he flew 30 ft. into the air and came down on his arm and his head the mother tells

joining us live are maureen tilly and father greg chisholm. >> this has been a wonderful few days. our choir was able to be a part of the papal preevent last evening. and our kids went over to our lady queen of angels to meet the pope. >> i met some of them the other day. these are great kids. >> exactly. >> what did the kids have to say about meeting the pope the other day? >> yesterday when they met him, i unfortunately for the time anyway was down at the ground zero service and following that i was at madison square garden. so i haven't seen them yet, is the problem. >> maureen, in terms of a lot of symbolism in this trip in terms of the people he met. what's your takeaway from all of this? >> i think what he's doing is balancing audiences. he's of course addressed the u.n. and senators and members of the house of representatives. but he's made time in each one of his visits to look after people he would call marginalized or dispossessed, are on the margins, people you don't normally think of the pope going to see. >> we're used to the pope speaking to theology. but he's speakin

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maureen, what happened to sue headberg and her agency?can no longer start any international adoptions. she is allowed to finish what she started in the last couple years. she's never been charged with a crime. just some of the people she worked with closely in guatemala. >> has the government tightened regulations on overseas adoption agencies in any way? >> significantly. it's actually the adoption agencies here dealing with the international governments, the place of origin last year and the summer of 2014, they really clammed down and made an international standard. so now everyone has to adhere across the -- really across the world to the same standards. >> maureen, we were curious how the girls are doing. but i hear they're skiing, so i think they're doing okay. >> yes, doing very well. >> you can watch maureen's full report "perilous journey" as part of a "48 hours" double fature at 9:00, 8:00 central here on cbs. >>> one of the most popular movies in america is one studios didn't think would succeed. we'll show you how "war room" d

terrell mcsweeney is a democrat and maureen ohlhausen is a republican, the only republican currently on the commission. commissioner mcsweeney, where is that intersection between the ftc and the fcc when it comes to telecommunication?

hey, maureen, what happened to sue hedberg and her agency? she can no longer start any new adoptions but she's allowed to finish what she has started in the last couple of years. she has also never been charged with some of the crimes, just those she worked closely in guatemala. >> has the government tightened regulations significantly? >> yes. it's the adoption agencies here dealing with the international organizations. they really clamped down and made an international standard so now everyone has to adhere across -- really across the world to the same standards. >> okay, maureen. thank you. we were curious how the girls are doing but we hear they're skiing so i think they're doing very well. >> yes. thank you very much. >> you can watch "perilous journey" tomorrow night. it's a double feature starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern in the u.s. >>> we'll show you how "war room" defied expectations and why filmmakers weren't afraid to put faith in their movie. that's next on "cbs this morning." siness trip? ♪ should i stay or should i go well this fal

maureen ohlhausen as republican, the only republican currently on the commission. commissioner mcsweeny, what is the intersection between the fcc and ftc when it comes to telecommunications issues? >> the ftc is the primary consumer protection authority in the federal government. we have very broad jurisdiction but we were close with the fcc especially as it relates to telecommunications issues, the administration of the do not call list and things like that. for a number of years we've shared some areas of consumer protection jurisdiction primary. and ftc act prevents us from having too much jurisdiction in this space adventure will get to that in our conversation because it examines common carriers from our authority. >> commissioner ohlhausen, one of the issues that's been semi-settled is the net neutrality issue, something that the ftc had been involved in. how has your work changed, how pressure goal changed since the fcc decided on net neutrality? >> i can tell you're a too obvious if you say the net neutrality just been semi-settled because and there's still

the spring to customers in oakland. >> reporter:now that she knows why her water is not the same maureen can stop questioning her cleaning skills! >> it didn't occur to me it was the water i thought i didn't rise the thing out we have such good water here >>nats water >> reporter:in alamo justine waldman kron 4 news. >> grant: you are more likely to dieyou are more likely to die from taking a selfie. than a shark! >> grant:new data shows that this year twelve people have died from selfie related deaths. while only eight have been killed by a shark. >> grant:the website mashable made the connection. experts say the reason for the rise in selfie deaths is because people are doing more dangerous things to get that perfect shot. >> grant:the most recent selfie death. a man fell down the stairs mid-pic and had a heart attack. >> grant:another girl fell off a cliff in norway. and a tourist was killed by a bull in spain when trying to take a selfie during a b ull run. >> pam:my. that really is extreme! >> grant: it's escalated. >> diane: i've run into walls. >> diane: (laughter) >> pam: you kno

maureen mcdonnell's lawyer says the federal bribery law should apply differently to her than her husband. >> excuse me. i didn't -- >> no. >> 11 fighting to be president. ten have a goal to stop donald trump from gaining ground. they're increasingly worried he could win the nomination. trump made plenty of strikes on his own. the debate brought up where each candidate stands on immigration, terrorism, same-sex marriage, and on defending personal attacks on each other. >> donald trump said the follow about you, quote, look at that face, would anyone vote for that, can you imagine the face of that as prchlt later he said he was talking about your persona. >> it's interesting. later he said he heard very clearly what mr. bush said. i think women all over the country have heard very clearly what mr. trump has said. >> i think she has a beautiful face and is a beautiful woman. >> that moment was tweeted all over. >>> there will be special guests at the white house today. the american med hald heroes who stopped a train attraction in france will meet with the president. the train was headed to

maureen naylor tells us the homeowners are asking for a lot of money. >> reporter: levi stadium wille home to super bowl l, but this can be your home during the big game for the right price. just behind us since this guesthouse.>> living room, fireplace, wi-fi, stereo. >> reporter: the owner is looking to rent the 1000 ft.2 space with two bedrooms during super bowl l.>> for the super bowl, we're renting for $2200 a night.>> reporter: that's right, $2200 a night.>> we have this space that they can keep for a month out of the year. it never hurts to get a little extra for my son's college education. >> reporter: he's not the only one. this listing asks for $35,000 to rent this four bedroom house for one week. we found someone trying to sell their existing motel 6 reservation in san jose for $650 a night.>> we are five months out. every month that goes by, inventory is going to go down, and as inventory goes down, the prices are going to go up.>> reporter: officials say hotels are just about sold out. rooms that typically cost $100 a night are going for seven times as much. andre says c

. >> john and maureen gosh are sure their son is coming back.nd the front porch light stays on until that happens. >>> nobody saw anything that, to us, was an explanation for the boy's disappearance. this is just that unsolved, unexplained missing personal case. >> the 30th anniversary has gotten so much more impact. it represents a huge chunk of my son's life. all of those years that we missed, that he missed. and you can't recapture that. ever. ♪ i was born and raised in eastern iowa. i got married relatively young. i was given the news my husband had cancer and there was no way for him to survive. but two months before he died, we were hit with a tornado. everything was destroyed. just a few short weeks later, my husband died. and i remember just trying to rest a little bit and my little girl came walking over to the couch. and she said are you going to die, too? like daddy? wake up call. time to get up. time to get moving. that experience, it either makes you or breaks you. i was the adult. and i had to pull myself up by the boot straps. >>