moran's youngest son, like most kid his age he is high energy. he has autism and adhd which effects his behavior. >> sometimes he gets over stimulated or gets upset and just doesn't know how to find the word. he just starts speaking, eight or 3409 months ago. >> reporter: that is why moran was horrified when she received a handwritten letter left at her door signed boon of your neighbors and chrisized moran's parenting and her son's behavior. it reads in part, no one wants to hear him acting like a wild animal. it is utterly nerve racking not to hemmings it is scarring my normal children. >> i said i don't care, if it is way your child is raised or retarded that hurt. to inning will will out a child and call him names, such horrible names, i cannot find the word, because there isn't any. >> reporter: after posting the letter to facebook community group, mayfair unsensored moran received an overwhelming response from people, outraged by the note. >> i was just so touched by the out pour of the community, you know, and that type of play date, let's

i quote directly from the article -- "on march 21, moran told a small crowd i have my job to do and i think the process should go forward." although he made it clear that garland likely wouldn't be worthy of his oath, the comments indicated hearings should be held for the judge." close quote. the judicial crisis network announced it was putting the finishing content on bashing moran and the citizens fund said it was considering backing a primary challenge. u.s. representative mike pompei owe, a federal republican from kansas, publicly called on moran to reconsider, a rare criticism of iran from a fellow member of the kansas congressional delegation. the criticisms eventually reached bizarre heights when the traditional values coalition compared moran to jude a.c.c. is care yacht. the chief announcinged durnl a.m. cork the chief counsel of the judicial crisis net work said friday she was pleased to see moran had changed his mind. well, i guess you could say changed his mind. moran was meeting with garland and holding confirmation hearings until the judicial crisis network and the tea p

and that's why i'm joined by "techknow's" ex-cia operative, lindsay moran, and cara santa maria who can explain it from a neuroscience perspective. now, i've seen "molly" as a club drug but as a therapeutic drug? >> the military once used this as what they imagined could be a truth serum and now there's evidence that suggests that it could help ptsd sufferers. >> yeah and you know, scientists have long been intrigued by the sort of empathic benefits of mdma but now for the first time, there's an fda backed study so that they can see if these results are scientifically quantifiable. >> this serene treatment room nestled in the woods of south carolina... couldn't be further than the pulsing lights and booming music at this electronic music festival. at festivals and nightclubs the illegal drug "molly" or "ecstasy" is part of the culture. called "molly" or "x" on the street, mdma is really methylenedioxy-methamphetamine. it's a psychoactive drug first developed as a blood-clotting agent - later patented as a diet drug. when taken, mdma acts on the brain by causing the neurons to release mo

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. >> and neighbors are floored by the note that moran posted to facebook. >> do you have any idea whoave written her? >> i can't imagine it being anything on this block to be honest with you. maybe somebody she shares the driveway with, but right here this core group right here, not at all. nobody. nobody would do that, ok. >> that child on the autism spectrum learns and interprets things differently and we need more acceptance and awareness. >> and encouraging whoever wrote the letter to learn more about autism at the hearings next week downtown. >> what do you say to the person that authorized this? >> get educated. get educated before you judge. >> there is good news though come out of this. since posting the letter to facebook, moran says she received an outpouring of support, including play dates for her son. in mayfair, christie ileto, channel 6 "action news." >>> emotions are bubbling up over proposed soda tax hike in philadelphia. standing-room own in the hunting park section of the city. councilmembers heard varied opinions from residence about the 3 cents tax on soda beverag

moran: mr. president, thank you very much. i'm pleased to be here on the senate floor today in which we began the debate and discussion on what i think is critical to my home state of kansas and important and valuable to the rest of the nation as well. kansas is known as an aviation state. wichita, kansas, is known as the air capital of the world and one would expect a senator from kansas to be especially supportive of things that improve the opportunity for aviation. and that's certainly true. we care about the jobs that are in our state as a result of general aviation manufacturing, as a result of aviation manufacturing for large commercial airlines, and that it matters. f.a.a. is an important component of our environment in our state for a driver of our state's economy. but i also want to point out that i'm a strong supporter of general aviation and reauthorization of the f.a.a. as a result of representing a very rural state. kansas is made up of a number of larger communities, but small cities and towns dot our state, and

moran and captain william wylie galt armed forces reserve enter. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from montana, mr. zinke, and the gentlewoman from guam, ms. bordallo, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from montana. mr. zinke: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and insert heir remarks and extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. i yield : mr. speaker, myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. zinke: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of senate bill 719, my companion bill house honor captain to john e. moran and captain william wylie galt and rename the armed forces reserve center in great falls, montana, in their honor. captain moran was awarded the medal of honor in 1910 for fearlessly leading a mall body of troops under fire and through waist-deep water in the attack against the enemy. captain william wylie gal

bonnie moran says the note was about her three-year-old son ryan who has autism.ads in part the screaming needs to stop. no one wants to hear him act like a wild animal. it's utterly nerve wracking not to mention it's scaring my normal children. >> could have came and talked to us at any point if something was wrong about anything. >> moran posted the letter on facebook and has gotten back an outpouring of support. she wants to remind people not to judge because you don't know what someone else is going through. >> 4:39. new on "action news" military police arrest a man at an airport in netherlands as they flock a report of suspicious behavior. >> surveillance video shows the moment a high school roof collapses in mississippi and sends water pouring through the hallways. karen. >> storm tracker6 live double scan showing us we're dry because it's a good thing. man is it cold out there this morning. but things change this afternoon. details in the forecast coming up. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions fro

. >> we'll share our findings with lindsay moran she's an ex -cia anaylist. that's our team, everything we've been seeing... it's for this... now let's do some science. hey guys welcome to techknow i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran and marita davidson. this upcoming episode is an important one to me it takes place in peru where i've done alot of my research and it is a tale of contrast we will see a rainforest full of new species and then we will see the devastation that humans have done to extract gold. >> and as we know with devastating stories like this, where there is a lot of damage science can play a role here not just in monitoring and discovering what's going on but in trying to help process. >> i think this is a story having looked at some of the images that one image of the devastation pretty much says it all. >> absolutely, this is an important story it's one that is very near and dear to my heart and it starts in the peruvian rainforest. the amazon rainforest for more than 50 million years it's been a cradle of life. this is what pristine ra

>> terry moran from london tonight. terry, thank you. >>> now, to greece. turning refugees back now. sending them to turkey. the first images coming in. arriving in turkey by bus. it's part of a european plan, giving turkey financial incentives to take back thousands of refugees and cut off their travel routes to discourage people from making the dangerous trip to europe. >>> next tonight, back here and to the economy and what americans are paying for their medicine. tonight, a new routers analysis finds that major drug companies have set higher and higher prices on medicines that treat arthritis, high cholesterol and asthma. four of the nation's top ten drugs have increased more than 100% since 2011. analysis. the price hikes show up across a variety of commonly used medicine. even nexium is up reportedly 54%. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" take a look at this. a powerful tornado wearing down on this man's home. the frightening images just now released. the man taking this video. he thought the tornado was going to miss his home

bonnie moran says someone left a note in her mailbox about her three-year-old son ryan who has autismit reads in part "the screaming and carrying on needs to stop. no one wants to hear him act like a wild animal. it's utterly nerve wracking not to mention it is scaring my normal children ." >> should have just came and talked to me. they could have came and talked to us at any point if something was wrong about anything. >> moran posted the letter on facebook and has received an outpouring of support. she wants to remind people not to judge because you really don't know what someone else is going through. >> pope francis has replaced the vatican ambassador to the u.s. who set up a secret meeting with kim davis. davis is the kentucky clerk who became a conservative christian her win for refusing to sign same-sex marriage certificates. archbishop carlo vigano created an uproar by arranging the meeting last fall. the vatican released a statement distancing the pope from davis. the pope accepted vigano's resignation and replaced him with kristoff pierre. >> melissa magee takes to us a new

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abc new's carey moran has more. >> reporter: overnight they're the photos with prince george and presidentom wishing happy birthday to her majesty and meeting george who was adorable. >> reporter: at kensington palace on friday as they were welcomed by prince william and kate the duchess of cambridge as well as prince harry, the little prince was there, too, peeking out from around the cameras. george was past his bedtime in his pajamas and robe and black slippers. he was on his rocking horse given to him by the first lady when he was born. it's been a very royal trip. they visited queen elizabeth on friday and president obama who was the 12th president during her reign was almost wistful about saying her good-bye. >> she's an astonishing person and a real jewel to the world and not just to the united kingdom. >> that was terry moran reporting. new this morning on the anniversary of shakes sphere's death, they have an area in front of the stage and simple wooden benches. 15 actors from a traveling steak took. he was treated to instrumental songs from "hamlet." >>> we have new details on a

. >> via moran escapes with his life. but the ten bombs kill 191 people. >> i remember the coroner saying the most disturbing thing for him was the sound of cell phones ringing in the pockets of the dead. because their loved ones were so desperate trying to find them. >> two years after the bombings, the shock waves are still resonating. friezen returns to madrid and visits viamoran who is struggling to go past his memories. >> it was his first time back to the train station. he found it overwhelming but he said i'm going to get on the train. i'm going to do it. but you could see in his eyes how difficult it was and how he was going to be living with this for the rest of his life. >> in 2012 six years after that first difficult return to the station, via moran is riding the trains regularly. >> translator: now i take the train all the time because i don't want to give up. i don't want to give up on public transportation. i still carry with me what i lived on that train. it's just as strong as on the first day. the images

terry moran, abc news, london. >>> passover began at sundown tonight.ewish community of san francisco hosted a community sader to celebrate the first night. the story of the journ fri from egypt to egypt was told. a kosher meal and wine was also served. >>> there was an interesting gathering in oakland today of revolutionaries. if you didn't know, you might not be able to tell until they speak. >> the black panther party approaching its 50th anniversary in oakland, is celebrating. wayne friedman reports the one-time radicals are somewhat radical now, but just as committed to social change. >> we're going to walk on this racist power. >> reporter: they have travel a long dedicated road from their 60s, and fiddling with cell phones. but if you ask the black panther today, the most important stuff inside never changes. >> i get really emotional. >> reporter: so said bobby broup, a former black panther with a tear in his eye. >> that's the greatest misunderstanding is that we were not thugs, we were revolutionaries. one man's terrorist may be another man's

moran, nicole, back to you. nicole: thank you am i just thought. clinton and sanders will have a debate and is scheduled for april 14th in brooklyn, five days before the mayor primary. lauren: last night it was villanova versus north carolina. only one would come out on top. [cheers and applause] drilling. the wildcats won 77 train and 70s were before the final shot with 4.7 seconds remaining. tar heels had a double clutch to tie the game, but kris jenkins became the hero for the wildcats visit males. the buzzer for the victory. this is the first in the national title game since i'm in such back in 1983. nicole: lipsky account of the global market action. i was almost distracted on the video. i'll down arrows. hong kong hang seng down 1.6%. korea down 1%. china's shanghai composite index up 1.5%. lauren: down arrows. the ftse been 1%. cac down 2%. nicole: there's a damper on the market this morning. i am not talked about concerns about emerging markets in china and that was in the market. the futures are down 116 points. s&p futures down 16 and a t

deirdre: as is your job, shaun moran, thank you very much. national border patrol council. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: thank you for the time. sixth time is the charm as we've been telling you. spacex delivering the dragon to orbit and making first ever water landing on autonomous drone ship. this was spacex's sixth try to land on a barge. you see what is going on right there. they did it. economist steve moore telling me it is one small step for man and one giant leap for private industry. >> spacex is doing this as private company and i always believed, you know with private space exploration we may be able to proceed faster in terms of exploring these new horizons. deirdre: so new horizons that will make it easier and cheaper for to us travel to space one day. >>> paris attack suspect, brussels attack suspect, mohamed abrini arrested in belgium. we'll bring you the very latest. the justice department announcing it is moving forward on a separate apple. we'll give you more details. >>> former cia senior intelligence officer tony shaffer

as a former geologist and art historian, i bring to you thomas moran's painting of an excelsior geiser, painted in 1873 after congress set aside yellowstone is the first national park area the park behind you, yosemite, was set aside by abraham lincoln as a protected preserve in the middle of the civil war. it was a sanctuary recognizing the power of nature as something we hold dear, as part of america's cultural infrastructure. this watercolor was reproduced along with a fleet of others to help promote visitor ship to yellowstone. full display. it was a patriotic moment in america when we recognize we have such unique features in this country that instill a kind of civic pride and make people want to explore the vastness of the country that we have here. >> i want to be quick to indicate that the coverage on that, the first one was a historical, not a political -- [laughter] >> since we have the portrait of abraham lincoln here, who wisely designated yosemite to be the first designated -- acquired national park, that was very wise of him. >> yes, it was. >> mr. chairman, i must say, t

bonnie moran got the nasty anonymous note about her son, ryan. who is awe tis i can. >> to the parent after small child at this house, the weather is getting nicer and like normal people i open my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hand like a bird. i don't care if it is the way you have raised him or if he is retarded. but the screaming and caring on needs to stop. no one want to hear him acting like a wild animal. it is utterly nerve wracking not to mention it is scaring my normal children. >> always good when an upsetting angry neighbor story becomes a night neighbor story like this one did. so, this story, the letter put on both facebook, on philly mag. com where victor first reported this yesterday morning, then the compassionate nice neighbors flooded the family with offers of help, and so much support. even offering to have some other kids play dates with ryan. so, bonnie moran learned one thing, she might have one mean neighbor, but she has learned she has got hundreds of real nice neighbor

bonnie moran's hurt feelings over this anonymous letter left in her mailbox by a neighbor upset over her youngest's son ryan have been sued by so many feelings of jim, so many of her neighbors have come forward to sympethize with the mother of the three year old with autism, offering help, play dates, their own kids kindness. >> to the parent after small child at this house, the weather is getting nicer and like normal people i open my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hand like a bird. i don't care if it is the way you raised him or if he is retarded. but the screaming and caring on needs to stop. no one wants to hear him acting like a wild animal. it is utterly nerve wracking not to mention it is scaring my normal children. >> well, bonnie's letter shared on so many facebook pages since now has a lot her to read other opposite side of anonymous criticism after kid. proud to put my name on writing side, the compassion side. chris, lauren? >> yes, so sad. people still do these such things. steve keeley, thank you so much. father is ca

including moran of kansas who faces a tough primary challenge from a congressman of kansas.campaign happen on both sides including the right which is one reason why you are not seeing a lot of republicans defect at this point. >> you are hearing from conservative radio hosts saying get moran, a senator floating in the hearing that caused problems but susan collins called for other republicans to consider it. might there be more after the meetings today? >> chuck grassley the judiciary committee said he would have breakfast with judge garland but he said he would not consider in a hearing. collins said if more met with him they would consider him and like him. and she said what if hillary clinton wins and nominates a more liberal justice. >> susan collins hoping she might be able to change minds herself in how the republicans are handling this. this is something we will have to wait and see. thank you so much. good to see you. >> thanks, guys. >>> up next, a new effort to impeach alabama's republican governor in the midst of a sex scandal. >> they say a sex talk scandal. what

. >> the anonymous letter bonnie moran found had her mailbox last week is about her 3-year-old son withay at home mother says she's read the hateful words over and over again and doesn't understand why someone would be so mean. she says she discovered the silver lining since posting the letter on facebook. >> the outpour of people loving my son and showing how much -- what a community is about, what neighborly is about. >> moran still doesn't know which neighbor wrote the letter but says the widespread support her family has gotten helps keep her strong. >>> the pennsylvania house could vote as early as today on a bill to legalize medical marijuana. the state senate passed it yesterday. the bill wouldç make the drug able to patients who suffer from illnesses like cancer and also chronic pain. supporters hope the bill will be on governor tom wolf's desk by the end of the week. medical marijuana is already legal in the states of delaware and new jersey. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we have a beautiful day ahead. it say chilly morning. the tem

we begin with pope francis' emotional meeting with refugees in greece and abc's terry moran is on the island of lesbos following the papal visit. good morning to you, terry. >> reporter: pope francis on the front lines of the refugee crisis, last year on this island more than 500,000 people came ashore seeking a better life and so francis went to be with them at the main an old prison, a grim place and you could see the desperation, a man collapsing to his knees in front of the pope sobbing, broken, and the little children giving him their drawings from the camp, the pope so struck he told his aides i want to bring these drawings home to rome and put them on my desk as a reminder of what he's seen here. practically there's very little the pope can do to change things here but there's one more emotion we should mention from francis himself, joy. you get the unmistakable sense being people like this, the unwanted bearing witness to their struggle it's his favorite part of the job, ron. >> okay, terry moran, thanks for that report from greece. traveling with pope francis and back here at

abc's terry moran is on the island of lesbos following the papal visit. good morning to you, terry. >> reporter: good morning, ron, and we're just learning of this extraordinary move by pope francis coming to the front lines of europe's refugee crisis and bringing home with him to rome three syrian refugee families to live in the vatican. a surprising move but typical of this pope trying to set an example for other world leaders, especially european leaders, do the same thing. all this coming after his visit to the main detention camp here for refugees, thousands of them living in an old prison, pretty grim. we saw emotional scene, a man falling to his knees sobbing, broken. the children rushing forward with their drawings, all part of this moment where francis came to bless the parties where so many have died. practically doesn't have much pow story change things but he is trying to move the debate with his powerfully symbolic gestures in the direction of love. >> okay, terry moran, thanks for that report from greece traveling with pope francis. >>> back

sfpuc to order it is one 37 madam secretary can you please take the roll commissioner vice president moran commissioner caen commissioner courtney commissioner kwon everybody is present we have quorum >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> next item is approve the minutes of february 9, 2016, a motion to approve the minutes. >> 70 second questions or comments public comment on the minutes hearing none. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the minutes passes unanimously next item, please. >> item 4 general public comment. >> mr. da costa good afternoon. >> good afternoon, commissioners so i'm here to speak on a number of issues i am very interested in getting a set of salutation on the water improvement project especially mountain tunnel and then i'm very interested in knowing about our water pipes the city some one miles plus in view what is happening in flint i'm not saying to make a comparison a detailed comparison but we need to know how many of our led pipes are removed and what data is available because you know we are ending coming to the end of at water system improvement pr

bonnie moran says she has had difficult moment with her son in public but she says this situation was entirely different. i don't care if it is way you raise your child or if he's retarded, that hurt. >> to single out a child and to call him such horrible names, i cannot find word because there isn't any. >> moran posted a letter on the neighborhood facebook page and she has gotten an outpouring of support. she also has lined up play dates for her son, to make some new friend out of this. >>> donald trump is focusing on pennsylvania's april 26th primary. he has a campaign stop later today in pittsburgh. as don champion reports g.o.p. front runner continues to complain about the many in nateing process. >> reporter: donald trump called his presidential nominating system crooked and fended off criticism about his campaign. >> you could have have had a better organization on the groundy don't know if it would have mattered because it was totally set in stone and that is the way it was. >> reporter: his top rival cruz is unleashing his most harsh attacks yet calling his tactics monster li

moran the republicans tonight, jacob? >> reporter: good evening. wisconsin is ted cruz's to lose. he is the clear front-runner here, from women to youth to college educated and beyond, he is leading donald trump by double digits in recent polls. cruz knows that his momentum is at stake here just as much as donald trump's is. recently donald trump has doubled down on his controversial comments on nuclear policy. donald trump tried to explain away his no good very bad week by saying, quote, there's always a learning curve. he admitted today that protests at his rallies were having a big impact on his campaign. they're choosing much smaller venues than usual, keeping thousands of supporters out just to keep the anti-trump crowd at bay. and in a rare walkback donald trump today admitted that it was a mistake to go after heidi cruz, ted cruz's wife, but he added, he says, cruz started it. all of this as the g.o.p. prepares for a sort of civil war of sorts whether trump wins the nomination or not. they know that wisconsin could very well be a turning point. kate? >> a no good very bad w

bonnie moran says someone left a note in her mailbox about her three-year-old son ryan who has autismrt "the screaming and carrying on needs to stop. no one wants to hear him act like wild animal. it's utterly nerve wracking not to mention it's scaring my normal children ." >> they should have just came and talked to me. they could have came and talked to us at any point if something was wrong about anything. >> moran posted that letter on facebook. she's now received quite the outpouring of support and she wants to remind people not to judge because you really don't know what someone else is going through. >> time right now 6:47. a live preview of "good morning america" is next. karen. >> we have a chilly start to the day even in the afternoon our high is 58 below the average high of 63. but wall to wall sunshine to enjoy. i'll give you a look at the forecast coming up. >> ♪ fight back and rebuild an economy. so does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturi

here's terry moran. >> reporter: as the obamas arrive at kensington palace tonight, you could just see him there in the hallway, standing by his dad, prince william. and once inside, the little prince and the president shared a moment, now melting hearts around the world. prince george got to stay up 15 minutes past his bedtime to meet the obamas. it was that kind of day. the queen and prince philip, personally greeting the first family outside windsor castle. and then look at this -- they all pack in the royal range rover, with prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, acting as chauffeur. >> i have never been driven by a duke of edinburgh before. >> reporter: but the president landed himself in the thick of a ferocious political battle here. britain's about to vote whether to leave the troubled european union. obama's urging them to stay. and the mayor of london -- who wants britain out -- sneered in an op-ed piece about taking advice from a, quote, "part-kenyan president." obama shot back. >> i am not coming here to fix any votes. i am offering my opinion. and you should not be afraid t

. >> moran still doesn't know which neighbor wrote the letter but the widespread support her family hasotten helps keep her strong. >>> the pennsylvania house could vote as early as today on a bill to legalize medical marijuana. the bill would make the drug available to patients who suffer from illnesses like cancer and chronic pain. supporters hope the bill will be on governor tom wolf's desk by the end of the week. medical marijuana is already legal in delaware and the state of new jersey. >>> operation slowdown to save lives is in effect in north jersey. police in five towns are cracking down on speeders and ticketing drivers. the hudson county prosecutor came up with the idea after two friends were hit and killed last month by a car that jumped the curb in north bergen. the car was going 74 miles an hour. the speed limit was 25. >> when you are able to pick up some speed, people are doing exactly that. they're sort of making up for lost time but it can't be tolerated. it won't be tolerated. >> on the first day, police officers issued 137 tickets in one town. 22 of them for speeding.

abc's terry moran has more. >> reporter: it was a day of such powerful emotions. pope francis at the main detention camp for refugees here a grim former prison but there were smiles for him and they pressed forward, so many wanting to speak to him, one man falling to his knees. >> please father, bless me. >> reporter: overcome by his ordeal. >> the children francis kissing babies, blessing the kid. they gave him their drawings and he was struck by them and later on his plane he shared them with reporters saying i felt like crying. this island has seen so much, last year more than half million refugees came a shore, and still they come. today, at the edge of this sea where so many refugees have perish, pope francis prayed for the dead and threw flowers on to the water. as he left his boldes move the pope himself bringing with him back to the vatican three syrian muslim families including six children. francis personally welcoming them home after his plane landed in roam roam. >> members of the church in delaware that was destroyed by fire late last year officially

senator moran in kansas indicated he doesn't like being accused by his constituents of not taking the vote. >> we were going to leave the white house briefing from today to go live to milwaukee for a donald trump campaign rally that begins now. >> we did this in this area and i know there is a big baseball and basketball game so we will go quickly tonight but we will say one thing: we are going to make america great again. make america great again because that is what matters. i brought somebody very special along. she is incredible mother and woman. i would like to introduce my wife, melania trump. thank you. >> hello. [applause] >> thank you. i love you, too. it would an honor to be here today with you. i am very proud of my husband. he is a hard worker, kind, and great friend. [applause] >> trump! trump! trump! >> no matter who you are, a man, or a woman, he treats everyone equal. [applause] >> he is a fighter. if you elect him to be your president he will fight for you and your country. he will work for you and with you and together we will make america strong and great again. tha

and i want to publicly and personally thank my friend, whom i appreciate and respect a lot, jerry moran, who's been at a difficult place in kansas. he is a terrific friend, and i serve with him here in the house of representatives and his position is shord up in opposition to having hearings in the judiciary committee and trying to move this and i think the reconsideration he's done is a good thing and i hope the people of kansas understand and appreciate jerry moran in the fashion that i do as well. and i would suggest that maybe jerry moran and some of the democrat senators in particular may have been listening to this advice, mr. speaker. this would be advice from the vice president himself, joe biden. advice that he gave on june 24, 1992, so it has sustained the test of time in this fashion. it's called the biden rule. quote from vice president joe biden, quote, it is my view that if a supreme court justice resigns tomorrow or within the next several weeks or resigns at the end of the summer, president bush should consider following the practice of a majority of his predecessors and

some of you could get some pretty heavy rain showers with moran than an inch expected. parts of northern new jersey, through catskills, poconos, over the east end of long island, even downpours are expected around the city with a half inch of rain. so 43 tonight. 40s and 30s generally tonight, through the night with gusty south winds. we might see some wind gusts over 30, 40 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon. possibly even up to 50 miles an hour when some of the thunderstorms come through. so just be aware of that. winds will die down after that going into friday. it will be brisk, but not that bad. the weekend, we had to prepare for more chilly temperatures. still below average. by some 15 degrees. only in the 40s during the day. but by sunday, should it be nice and sunny. it's just that saturday will have a mix of clouds and a few showers here and there. so once again, with the seven-day forecast, we are up and down in the temperature department. get your rain gear ready for tomorrow. next big chance for rain after tomorrow will be again next week on tuesday. and that

abc's terry moran is traveling with the president tonight. >> reporter: four hundred years to the day since shakespeare died, and there was president obama, taking in a bit of "hamlet" at the famous globe theatre. >> reporter: another stop on what has become a wistful farewell visit by this late-term president to america's closest ally. and it's produced this instantly iconic moment, the president and little prince george, the future king, eye to eye, when the obamas came for cocktails and dinner with the young royals at kensington palace last night. today, the president was still buzzing about it. >> nothing was going to stop me from wishing happy birthday to her majesty and meeting george who was adorable. >> reporter: and at a town hall with young people, one person coming out in public, telling the president they don't fit into any gender category. >> i'm getting emotional. i'm so sorry. >> i'm incredibly proud of the steps it sounds like you've already taken. >> reporter: next up, the agenda shifts dramatically. the president will be joining a meeting of european leaders here in

. >> who is paying moran what's behind the spike? >> plus former nfl player gunned down in what appears to be a case of road rage. the interesting connection between the superbowl champ and his suspected killer. >> and, a celebration ends in tragedy. when an explosion rips through a crowd temple. who is being blamed for this deadly blast when we come back. >>> ♪ >>> cyclists holding rally today at the university of delaware, in newark, it is part of their ride from connecticut to washington, to curb gun violence, following the sandy hook shooting. yesterday they made a stop at city hall and philadelphia. they join mayor jim kenney and other anti-gun violence groups. the cyclists want tighter federal firearms laws. now, kenny said he was disappointed when gun laws did not change, after the shooting at sandy hook elementary. >> children are hunting down children in our city. without the guns, all of you have is a fistfight. and we can recover from a broken nose or black eye, can't recover from a gunshot. >> the riders also want you to

. >> the good thing is, that moran pose todd the letter on the neighborhood facebook page.received an outpouring of support and she also has a number of play dates now lined up for her son. >>> this is, just lower than low, thieves strike at a historic philadelphia cemetery stealing very valuable doors. someone took the doors like these ones right off of the a plot at laurel hill cemetery in east falls. they are worth $5,000. the boarded up and anyone with information should call north west detectives. >>> arizona woman survives nine days being locked in the wilderness. >> she and her dog stayed alive by drinking pond water and eating plant. seven two-year old ann rodgers, went missing march 31st in phoenix. she was riding a hybrid car but ran out of the gas and electric power. so tried to climb, to find cell service but she got lost. rescue crews found her car, three days after she went missing but they struggled to find her. >> that air rescue police helicopter landed, i just sat down and bald. >> after spending nine days in the wilderness, rescue teams finally found her

abc's terry moran is in lesbos. >> reporter: it was a day of such powerful emotions. pope francis at the main detention camp for refugees here -- a grim former prison. but there were smiles for him, and they pressed forward. so many wanting to speak to him, one man falling to his knees -- >> please brother, bless me. >> reporter: overcome by his ordeal. and the children -- francis kissing the babies, blessing the kids. they gave him their drawings, and you could see he was struck by them. and later -- on his plane, he shared them with reporters, saying, "i felt like cryin" this island has seen so much. last year, more than half a million refugees came ashore here. and still they come, and still today, at the edge of the sea where so many refugees have perished, pope francis prayed for the dead and threw flowers onto the tide. and as he left, his boldest move -- the pope himself bringing with him back to the vatican -- three syrian refugee families, including six children. francis personally welcoming them home after his plane landed in rome. public opinion here in eur

moran verse are you events planned throughout the year. >> well, still ahead. a hiker rescued from a cliff. but this is no rock climbing mission. why he was there and who was watching him when he got stuck. >>> also, ahead, a wild fire burning in florida has destroyed acres of brush and spread to homes. but it didn't destroy a special discovery found in the flames. we'll explain when "eyewitness news" continues. katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic primary, april 26th. mcginty: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> welcome back on "eyewitness news", with love and romance taken to new heights. >> but, a california man will have to pay up for this cliffhanger. he hiked up