amedy muhammad was at a vigil last night held for the homeless man who died while protecting muhammader baby. last monday night 27-year-old thomas cottingham was stabbed to death while helping amedy muhammad escape a man who was chasing her with a knife. >> i really feel like it's my fault but i didn't know neither one of them. i didn't know why the man was chasing me. i don't know if he mistaken me he as somebody else or what. but that man was the only person that jump need to help me out of all the people that was out here. and if that man didn't help me, me and my daughter would have been slaughtered. >> many at last night's vigil want a memorial bench or plaque to be put up in the square to honor cottingham. >> new affordable housing is going up in philadelphia's chinatown and it will honor pope francis. the building in the 800 block of arch street will be named the francis house of peace. the house be will be for people who were once homeless or qualify for low income housing. yesterday there was a dedication ceremony. nonprofit organizations project home and the philadelphia chi

muhammad, in the last hour, your view of the train containing those refugees has been blocked by that train behind you there. >> yeah, that's right. this empty cargo train is still here. also what we're seeing are a lot more of the riot police, wearing their helmets, wearing gloves, carrying batons. it certainly appears as though the situation has gotten a lot more tense. there's a lot of developments the last few minutes we're hearing about. i've been told by some of the refugee still on the train that many of the men on board have left the train. where exactly they're going on foot, we don't know at this time. we have seen riot police here. it looks like as though they've been deployed in several different directions. we're seeing dozens of them surrounding various parts of the trains that are around us, going in various directions. we also know, though, that there still are refugees on that train obscured from our view by this train right here. so we know that there are still some women. we're told there's still some children on that train. we don't yet know how many cars may have

. >> the allegations stunning to ahmed muhammad, who said the so-called bomb was a digital clock he built over the weekend and proudly brought to his school in irving, texas to show his engineering teacher. >> but another teacher saw it and called police, the explanation doesn't help. >> the student would only say that it was a clock and was not forthcoming at that time about any other details. >> irving police say they took muhammad into custody after an abundance of caution, and then realized this award winning scientist did not mean it harm anyone but civil rights advocates question if this was discrimination. >> i don't think this would be a question if his name was not ahm ahm ahmed muhammad. >> his father is meeting with police and his principal to discuss this which led to a three day suspense of school. >>> and now an appearance by jimmy carter, had the second of four treatments formal melanoma and is not having any effects. he had a small tumor removed from his liver last month and then tests showed small melanoma spots on his brain, part of the treatment is drinking 64 ounces of

so, we went over to the other side, to serbia, where we met muhammad from damascus, syria, and walked up to the police line with him. >> can you let me cross? >> not able to cross here. >> okay, but all these people cross long road, many countries to cross in peace. >> reporter: police sent them through the fields to an official border crossing and muhammad told us his story. this is your honeymoon? >> yeah, honeymoon. we decide to be a special honeymoon. >> reporter: they were married eight days ago in turkey. we came to a village and the refugees were herded into a line. these people are being told by the hungarian police that they will be put on buses bound for budapest where they can catch trains for western europe, but really, no one knows what's going to happen. the gates to europe are closing. terry moran, abc news, hungary. >> thank you so much. new details this morning on the two georgia brothers accuse add of trying to kill their parents. police say one son told them he had been planning the attack since he was 11. cameron and christopher irvin now 17 and 22 allegedly drugge

ahmed muhammad arrives tomorrow. he was invited to meetings at the u.n. yesterday he was a guest of honor at the google science fair in california and his team took him out -- his dad, rather, took him out of the dallas area school. officials deny that muhammad was arrested because he's muslim. >>> this morning there are very happy jets fans taking on the colts. gang green getting things started. that's when ryan fets patrick, the qb, the jets defense forced five turnovers. darrelle revis had three including the fumble recovery. brandon marshall helped sail eal the game. the jets win 20-7. the jets and the mets doing great right now. >> it's a good time. 4:51 right now. still to come, an elaborate scandal we want to warn you about. police say these people posed as good samaritans but they are anything but. >>> and it's a record-breaking yacht. it heads out to sea for the first time. not a bad boat. who reportedly owns this. >> wow. >> you're watching "today in new >>> the queensboro bridge. 4:54 right now on this tuesday morning. you're looking at what's

so, we went over to the other side, to serbia, where we met muhammad from damascus, syria, and walked up to the police line with him. >> can you let me cross? >> not able to cross here. >> okay, but all these people cross long road, many countries to cross in peace. >> reporter: police sent them through the fields to an official border crossing and muhammad told us his story. this is your honeymoon? >> yeah, honeymoon. we decide to be a special honeymoon. >> reporter: they were married eight days ago in turkey. we came to a village and the refugees were herded into a line. these people are being told by the hungarian police that they will be put on buses bound for budapest where they can catch trains for western europe, but really, no one knows what's going to happen. the gates to europe are closing. terry moran, abc news, hungary. >> terry, thank you. >>> we also have stunning images out of japan tonight. an ancient volcano rumbling back to life without warning, sending a massive plume of smoke and ash a mile into the air, disrupting flights in the area. that volcano located inside t

tomorrow is the prophet muhammad's birthday, and people who have not known freedom for nearly 50 yearsartyrs square is filled with families, kids, teenage skater boys and hotshots on motorcycles. it's wild. ♪ and almost giddily happy. [ speaking foreign language ]. young men in the camouflage pants of the militias, most of whom were civilians until last year, do their best to sporadically keep order or just join in the fun. every kid above the age of 5 seems to have been issued a lighter and a fistful of fireworks. ambulances idle on the margins of the square to treat fireworks-related injuries, of which there will be many. >> no, no, no! >> that was good. this is tripoli after 42 years of nightmare. how to build a whole society overnight and make it work in one of the most contentious and difficult areas of the world is what people are trying to figure out. [ chanting ] >> so, before the war, did you think it would ever be possible? >> no, no. >> did you dream some day this will change? >> no. in gadhafi's time, you cannot say a word. you get killed. that's it. it was impossible. then

. >>> this is 14-year-old amed muhammad, one of his inventions got the award winner booked by police. >> it's the first time i brought an invention to school to show the teacher. >> he rebuilt a digital clock, and proud of it, he packed it up to show his engineering teacher. but later his english teacher got spooked by it and alerted the principal and called police. >> they arrested me and told me that i committed a crime of a hoax bomb. a fake bomb. >> we attempted to question the juvenile what it was and he simply said it was a clock, not what it was for or why he created the device and why he brought it to school. >> without a satisfactory answer they booked him for a hoax bomb. >> i think this would not be a question if name was not ahmed muhammad, he likes to create things and share it with his teachers, his family says he was targeted because he is muslim but the police department says that is not true. the police did not file formal charges and released him to his parents just in time by the way for ahmed to visit the white house, president obama tweeted today cool clock, want

the hajj is associated with the life of the prophet muhammad. it's a life he feels is misunderstood by the outside world. so he decided to create something to change that view. >> translator: the idea of this project started when i wanted to write a book to change the stereo type among people about the prophet's life. many think it's all about wars and battles. but wars only represented 5% of his life, the rest of his life was about his morals behavior practices forgiveness, love of humanity, mercy, environmental, human and animal rights. my idea grew to become a huge project to let the world know about the prophet. this shows the time line. he was born here and it's here in this cave that his prophecy started. here is medinah after he left mecca. this is the prophet's mosque. his house. here are the trenches to protect the medinah. here is the famous battle. this diagram shows the structure of the state. it's not a modern state, but had all of the bodies that exsisz today under different names. it's fully organized. it had the prophet's persona

>> remember, the school and police department were villainized for overreacting and muhammad was praised president obama offered him an invitation to the white house. when the story went national, so did a picture of the clock. and some electronic experts found something very familiar about it, saying it looks astonishingly similar to this clock, sold in the 1980s by radioshack. in fact, some experts pointed out that ahmed's device and the old radioshack clock share the same screen, same button, same backup battery system. they point out that ahmed's clock even has an imprint of an american flag and serial numbers. experts ask why if you're inventing a new clock would you use a 30-year-old circuit board unavailable today. listen. >> i see no evidence that this is any creation in it whatsoever and there was any modification or even assembly of anything to have made things out of a kit for example. this is simply taking a clock out of its case. >> ahmed and his family have not commented about his family being called a hoax, although the 14-year-old is preparing to go to the white house and

fourteen year old muhammad, muslim, an engineering student as has won awards for his inventions, tolde it was a clock, and they couldn't understand why he would bring it to class. >> i told him it is a clock. and he told me why would you bring a clock to school? and i was like well, there are clocks here, clocks here, clocks around you everywhere, and i told him i wanted to impress my teachers. so that i could get a good fit in where i am with them so i feel appreciated for it, but instead i got the police called on me. >> authorities say they found no evidence that muhammad intends today alarm or harm, hurt anyone, the council on american islamic relation asks now investigating. >> president obama even sounding off on the incident tweeting cool clock, do you want to bring it to the white house? we should inspire more kids like to you like science. it's what makes america great. >> 5:19 is the time. john stewart promises to, quote, kick some butt for extending healthcare for nine/111th responders. yesterday took to capitol hill to ask law makers to extends the droga act, provides heal

muhammad ali just tweeted this out yesterday.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. and andrew pointed out that rocky statue seems suddenly odd, now that philly has a statue of a real local boxing legend, joe frazier. >> nice to put our real champion. real statue. so job well done, philly. >> absolutely. used to common good day all the time so. >> his daughter's a judge and boxer, as well, so just tough philly family. >> i hope you change this question. >> seriously, if they put a statue at fourth and market, no joke, our producer aaron, let me call him out. ya. there we go. >> all right? >> which fox 29 weekend anchor should it be? put out a statue. bill? me? or dave? you can vote on the fox29.com or tweet using hashtag fox 29 karen. >> fox 29 bill. >> or fox 29 dave. >> honestly i think i'm voting fox 29 karen. i don't w

police led achmed muhammad out of the school in handcuffs. #i stand with achmed spread across twitter. president obama took to tweeter and invited him to washington out of sympathy. >>> somebody who was sitting behind a moderator. take a look at this young man sitting behind jake tapper, social media, blew up who is this guy in the gray suit. they are calling him icandy and hot guy. this guy going to show up on one of the late night shows. as of now he has not been identified. but for sitting in that seat he is getting more attention than anybody on the stage. >> one of the morning shows today will find him. i guarantee you. >> hot guy call us, we would like to talk to you. >> 5:26 the next half-hour of "action news," the three burglars who use power tools to raid a local drugstore. >> they americans who foiled an attack on the paris-bound train will be at the nation's capitol today. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about m

. >>> on monday, 14-year-old texas high school student, ahmed muhammad was arrested because of this home made clock. and a lot of big names jumping on board. mark zuckerberg posted and ended with if you ever want to come by facebook, i'd love to meet you. keep building. president obama even invited the budding engineer to the white house, saying cool clock, ahmed, you to like science. school officials defended their actions yesterday. >> we were doing everything with an abundance of caution to protect all of our students. >> charges were filed but at a news conference yesterday, he said he's planning on transferring schools while he pursues his goal to go to mit. >>> and the so-called valley fire has spread to more than 75,000 acres and only 35% contained. it's being blamed for at least two deaths. and here out with crews. >> reporter: traveling out of middle town, we could see flames in the distance. but quickly, without warning, we faced a tunnel of fire. this fire has burned for several it was too dangerous to turn back. burning debris was falling on the road. you could hear the fury.

ahmed muhammad was put in handcuffs after he showed a homemade digital clock to his teacher, the teacher was concerned about it and notified the school. >> he repeatedly told police it was just a clock and he told them he wanted to impress his teacher. >> i was scared at the moment, but now i feel happy i'm getting support from all over the world, for everyone that was been through this. i will fight for you if you can't stand up for yourself. >> president obama has personally invited him to the white house to show him that clock and he got a call from mit that really excited him. >> wow. more to come, an important decision from the federal reserve on the future of economy. >>> your home could be a place of hidden dangers. how to stay safe in your own home. >>> in less than two hours from now, the federal research will decide whether or not to raise interest rates, they say it's the committee's biggest decision in year and they are weighing in the economy is good enough to raise the interest rate. >>> home is where the heart is, is how the saying goes and the home is the most likely plac

ahmed muhammad was arrested at his high school for bringing in a clock. they called it a hoax bomb.is amed muhammad being led away in handcuffs after being accused of creating a fake bomb and bringing it to school. that device was nothing more than his latest invention. >> so i guess everyone knows that i built a clock and got in trouble for it. >> reporter: authorities released this picture of the clock. ahmed made it using a pencil case and was excited to show it off at school. >> i built the clock to impress my teacher. when i showed it to her, she thought it was a threat to her, so it was really sad that she took the wrong impression of it and i got arrested for it. >> reporter: the chief of the irving, texas, police department said they took ahmed into custody because of the device's suspicious appearance. but they determined there would be no charges files. >> the follow-up investigation revealed the device apparently was a homemade expiriment and no advice to support the perception he intended to create alarm. >> reporter: the mayor defended the actions of the school district

montgomery county police said farah muhammad's father took her from the mother's home. two hours after it went out, police cancelled the alert when they were found in frederick, maryland. >>> call it a headset gate. the new controversy surrounding the new england patriots after last night's home opener and this morning we have a response from the nfl. >>> plus, the growing cause of death nationwide and why most doctors say it's totally preventable. >>> a live look at national harbor. chuck bell has a look at what you can expect as you head out you can expect as you head out the door at 5:11. what can i make for you? how about one of our reuben sandwiches? choose from tender corned beef or oven roasted turkey breast, topped with sauerkraut, melty swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. enjoy one while they're here! subway. eat fresh. >>> 5:09 right now. in "news4 your health," avoidable and preventable health causes are causing an increasing number of deaths. high blood pressure led to 10 million deaths in 2013 making it the number one preventable risk factor. smoking

walked her shores, as did king david, cleopatra, jesus, and later on, the followers of the prophet muhammad dead sea. today this body of water is gravely ill. it seems that the dead sea is dying. the water is drying up and the

muhammad ali is considered one of the greatest heavyweight in the history of his sport and an outspoken activist civil rights and antiwar movement. he battles parkinson's disease. >>> he's known for not holding back, especially as he tries to become the next president of the united states. now donald trump, a frontrunner for the republican nomination, is being criticized for what he did say but what he didn't say. >> donald trump was making a public appearance on thursday with potential voters. a man in the audience stood up to ask a question and started a controversy. >> we have a problem in this country, it's called muslims. you know our current president is one. he's not even an american. anyway, we have training camps, really, where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we're going to be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. and a lot of people are saying that bad things happen out there. we're going to be looking at that and present other things. >> the muslim student who brought a homemade clock from school was a

it depicts frazier mid-punch recreating the moment he knocked down muhammad ali in the famous fight.he was the first fighter ever to defeat ali. the ceremony to reveal the statue is at 1:00. >>> this morning police are looking for a driver who slammed into a motorcycle cop and then took off. jesse gary is following the investigation from chester, delaware county. >> reporter: that officer is recovering in the hospital at this hour. coming up after the break, we'll talk about how common this type of accident and how deadly it can be. after the break. >>> and i'm tracking rain and thunderstorms moving into our area. this is going to affect your weekend. i'll let you know exactly when. i'll help you out with the timing. that's coming up in my full forecast. swasher. shh washer. >>> this morning a police officer is hurt and a suspected hit and run driver is on the loose. what investigators know about the vehicle that slammed into the motorcycle cop from delaware county. >>> plus an overnight crash in camden county may create some traffic problems this morning. we'll fill you in on what i

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. >> in the name of god, and peace and greetings to prophet muhammad, and his true companions. mr.president, attendees. i'm speaking on behalf of a great nation, who is mourning the loss of thousands of muslim pilgrims and hundreds of its own citizens, old, young, men and women who have come together in the grand and global spiritual gathering of the hajj, but unfortunately fell victims to the incompetence and mismanagement of those in charge. due to their unaccountability even the missing cannot be identified and the expeditious return of the bodies of the deceas deceased to their mourning families have been prevented. the scope of a calamity in which thousands of independent people from the four corners of the world have been killed and wounded is so proud that it cannot be dealt with as a natural disaster or local issue, the pain and emotional distress inflicted on millions of muslims is greater than what can be repaired nearly through material calculations. public opinion demands that saudi arabiaen officials promptly fulfill their international obligations and grant immediate

authorities say two year old muhammad sila ran into the street near the intersection of second first and morris, it happened after 5:00 last night. the young boy's family says he was visiting relatives with his father at the time. one family member says this tragic accident happened so fast. >> like 402nd, not even, 402nd, yes. it was very quick. no one, no one did know, he was running in the street, 40 seconds. you know. >> the toddler was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> there are no injuries but just frightening scene. check it out a car crashes fire right at the pump of a south jersey gas station. eyewitness cam video here showing the smoke and flames spreading from the luke oil station on route 73 in mt. laurel. it all started when a driver pulled up, the drivers car was smoking then it ignited those pumps. two good samaritans saw what was happening and helped the driver try to contain the flames until help arrived. >> eyewitness video here also, from tj sterling, also showing flames tearing through a bus in delaware county. we're told the business is called the wellness zone

the main day itself has an importance, the prophet muhammad, about more than 800 years ago completed the islamic faith by revealing a verse from the crane. this is the final day. it's significant for muslims here, and is the pillar. it is the pillar of haj. >> they are talking about 2 million pilgrims coming to the hajj. that's a lot of people. what are the challenges facing the authorities. >> it's a massive challenge. a number of challenges mainly security keeping people safe in one place is a big headache for the saudi authorities. and they stepped up security measures, and i saw helicopters hovering around. there's more than 50,000 saudi troops deployed in a number of areas where the pilgrims are gathered. the other importance and challenge for the authorities is to maintain the movement of the about 2 million gathering in arafat. they'll have to go and perform another ritual of the hajj at the same time. the sort challenge is one of hell. the spread of diseases, i got the flue. imagine the number of people, pilgrims getting sick. there's more than 15,000 medical teams, including

narrator: for muslims, this is where abraham offered to sacrifice his son, and muhammad rose to heaven( speaking french ) translator: jerusalem is the center and the source of the faith. for the jews, it's the city of david. for me, it is the city in which jesus died for us and rose again from the dead. this is the beauty, but also the paradox and sometimes the tragedy of jerusalem: one city; two people; three religions. it could thus be a wonderful sign of oneness for which the whole world strives, a situation of peace or a sign of opposition. narrator: as a place of religious significance, jerusalem has few equals. but the conflict here is more about nationalism than religion. the modern story begins with upheaval not here, but in europe. in the 1930s, a growing number of zionist jews immigrated to palestine in search of a homeland safe from nazi and other persecution. they dreamed of a jewish state. but the palestinians wanted their own state, too. after world war ii, the united nations proposed dividing palestine into a jewish state with slightly more than half the land, and a pale

as they got closer to munich muhammad zuhair told us he had reason again to hope. >> what does that feel like? >> we looking for our future. -- future. we want good life for our children. >> reporter: abdul tarim told us the worst part was hungary and how they were forced into refugee camps. >> no freedom. >> no freedom. we want food, no, won't be any food, any drink, no drink, no food. >> yes. we drink from toilet. >> one of those camps was still surrounded by armed guards today. those inside still waiting to know whether they too would be allowed to travel onwards. once migrants arrive here in munich, jeff, they're registered here and then they board buses to other parts of germany for accommodation. places like gim nassiums, even fair grounds. in some cases they begin training, a little bit of skills. charlie d'agata, thank you very much. >> glor: in kentucky today lawyers for county clerk kim davis said they filed an appeal challenging the ruling that put her in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. jericka duncan is at the courthouse in moorehead. >> gett

and as muslims gather in mecca, we visit a unique museum which illuminates the life of the prophet muhammad♪ >>> first, the european union is holding another meeting in brussels to try to find a solution to the refugee crisis. eastern european nations are opposing the e.u.'s plan. european leaders will meet again on wednesday to try to find a solution. let's go live to jacky rowland who is in brussels for us. this is a big meeting on wednesday, today it is the interior ministers. what is on the agenda? what are they going to try to achieve? >> reporter: what they are discussing is a figure of 120,000 refugees who are already in the e.u. and trying to reach an agreement on there being a quota system for these refugees to be shared out between the count fridays of the european union. so far it hasn't been looking too good in particular, eastern european countries resisting very hard the idea of quotas being imposed on them. for them it's a question of sovereignty and they don't feel like they should be dictated to by the richest western european countri countries. so far the countries have on

the paratransit vehicle ran over 2-year-old muhammad sylla. the video captured the incident showing the boy ran into the road and knocked down by the left front tire. >> i saw the video. it is hard to watch, very graphic and very sad. and it is a tragedy. >> i saw him run foot treat and boom, the truck hit him. all i saw is the baby was laying on the curb. >> the boy's father and another relative were outside when the accident happened. they were working on this yellow s.u.v. you can see behind the paratransit vehicle. undercover offers wrere around the corner and responded to the scene with rushed the child and he later died. and a relative witnessed the accident. >> and it is terrible. he was like bleeding real bad. >> the police interviewed the sep at that driver. the investigators say that it appears to be a tragic accident with no wrong-doing. the police are urging parents to talk with their children. >> the parents have to tell the kids whether you live on a small or busy street you have to stay on the sidewalk. you can't cross the stree

. >> reporter: muhammad ali has made a rare public appearance to receive an award in kentucky.honored for the legacy he has created in and out of the ring. the 73 year old is considered among the greatest heavyweights in the history of the sport, but was also an outspoken advocate for civil rights and the anti-war movement. he has been out of the public eye in recent years and he battles parkinson's disease. >>> one of the world's biggest sporting events kicks off in just a few hour's time. a total of 20 peoples are taking pafrt over the next six weeks. lee wellings reports. >> reporter: rugby players welcomed royal hampton court palace, nearly 200 years after an english schoolboy picked up a football, ran with it, and invented a sport. they are one of 20 teams who will be running with the ball as rugby has returned to london for the eighth world cup. >> we're now looking at something like over 2.3 million tickets sold. it is going to be the biggest world cup ever. we're looking at nearly half a million coming from overseas. one of the big objectives is of course a celebration

muhammad ali receives a reward from the university of louisville for his role in inspiring others. the 73-year-old who is living with parkinson's also took in last night's virginia clemson football game. >>> 5:51. an atlantic city casino wins the weight debate over cocktail servers, but there is a catch. a new jersey appeals court has ruled the borgata can regulate the weight of its waitresses. the ruling said a lower could short decide if managers created a hostile work environment. management says its policy was upheld and that employees agreed to certain standards as costumed beverage servers. president has to do to make the public happy. jimmy carter and mike roslyn were taking in last night's braves blue jays game when they found themselves on kiss cam. the couple approaching 60 years of married bliss was more than happy to oblige. the former president says he is looking forward to celebrating his 91st birthday october 1st. >> you see who initiated that kiss? mrs. carter. i love that. >> woman always keeps you going right. >> i love that. >> we are following breaking news in t

after a steecher thought a wiry contraction, he feel was showingoff arn sbrents thvmd >>> they say muhammadvasive during questioning. they say he was never charged and eventually wants his story checked out. a news conference just a short time ago. he still wants big dreams. >> i really want to go to m.i.t. and i'm thinking about transferring schools from mcarthur to any gichtle sko. >> president obama voted toe brick his caulk to the thrmd j they say still hit kets nerjt. >> dmou, so squhshlgt. >> when ab contraction it will 7 news at 4 chobed do kvnls. >> his home is noi gone. we will hear from him just ahead. >> flus, the rerub nbld ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. . >> announcer: live, from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >> here are the head loips where you live today as we approach 4:30. this is the poent of origin of that massive valley fire that burn 70 fencive toish vail, th

police say muhammad sylla ran into the 1700 block of south 21st street in point breeze.illance video which we are not airing shows the child knocked down and then run over by the left fronts tire. the child died at chop. his father and another relative were just feet away frofrom the accident working on an suv. "action news" talked to a relative who witnessed the tragedy. >> i feel terrible right now 'cause it's -- you know, he was like bleeding real bad and then, you know, like -- i feel terrible. >> police say the bus driver stopped immediately and talked to investigators and at this point they say this appears to be an accident, no the a crim crime. >> ♪ >>> and graphic video out of canada shows the moment a protester accidentally caught fire at a demonstration in ontario. it happened on sunday when members of the kettle first nation were celebrating a deal reached with the canadian government but some members didn't support the deal and set a fire. some of those in support of the deal tried to douse the flames. witnesses say a 61-year-old man who was against the deal

muhammad ali has made a rare public appearance to receive an award in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. he was honored for the legacy he has created in and out of the ring. the 73-year-old is considered one of the greatest heavy weights in the sport. he is also an advocate of the civil rights and antiwar movement. he has been out of the limelight for years. he battles parkinson's disease. thanks for watching. bye for now. >> living in hope. the iraqi family see seeking a new life as croatia cracks down on refugees. >> i'm lauren taylor. we're live from london. also coming up, controversial votes in japan. the u.s. discusses its shared interest with russia in defeating the islamic state in iraq and the levant in syria. and

. >> i don't think it would be a question if his name wasn't muhammad. marci: his father is meeting with the principal to discuss the three-day suspension from school. alison: that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". right now at 6:00, new technology launches aimed to make for easier commute. how is it doing on day one? salmonella outbreak blamed for making people sick at a restaurant. and a soccer team that faces another challenge. you "abc7 news at 6:00" starts now. announcer: "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: right now the first rush hour test of a new system to improve the commute for the thousands who rely on interstate 66. the traffic management system went en route today. we're joined live from mobile track 7 to explain how it works. how is the traffic out there at this time? brianne: it's not too terrible. we are driving in an additional lane. the shoulder lane is open to traffic it's usually like that in the peak hours but now with this new process in place, the atm can open the lane at any time of day. also part of the new expansion here i

it's believed to be where prophet muhammad has ascended to heaven.israel insists it will not allow the site to be changed. >>> just day after the pope canonized him, a shocking discovery. police find a statue of serra like this. >>> take a live look outside. dry, but could we see some >>> right now at 5:30, just hours after the pope wraps up his historic trip to the united states, a special thank-you. the tweet the pope just sent out. >>> narrowing the gap. who's closing in. >>> taking a look at storm team 4 radar, dry in our area. for now at least. that's about to change good morning. i'm erica gonzalez in for eun yang. >> and i'm david culver in for aaron gilchrist. >> good morning. we might get a sliver of rain from time to time. that's about it. temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s, but i'd take the umbrella just to play it on the safe side this morning. hour by hour, 67 at 7:00 a.m. a chance forral spotty shower moving in with temperatures up near 80 degrees and then back down into the mid 70s by 8:00 and tomorrow looks much the same torz, o

muhammad's father says he's son and he withdrew ahmed from classes yesterday. that dallas area school denies though that muhammad was arrested because he is a muslim. >>> it is 5:50. sports news for you. the jets off to a hot start. they are still undefeated. taking on the colts in indianapolis. gang green getting things started in the first quarter. that's when ryan fitzpatrick hits eric decker for the touchdown. the jets defense forcing five turnovers. darrelle revis had three including the fumble recovery as the colts look to score. brandon marshall helped steal the game when he fought for this touchdown. look at that. oh, man. that was in the fourth quarter. the jets go on to win it. >> wow. >> i know, impressive. he fought for that. 20-7. >> great start to the season. just ahead at 5:51. men need to hear the pros and cons of a controversial determination. >> a super yacht. we'll tell you who supposedly owns this thing and how much it's worth. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can

today ahmed muhammad's hometown has a petition that demands his suspension be overturned. his father says his son is picking a new school and the family is looking at options inside and outside of the country after the arrest charges were dropped. not everyone is as supportive. >>> he is one of the most notorious mob bosses. whitey bulger was the inspiration for the character in the departed and now johnny depp is taking on the lead role. >> liz, happy to report black mask is the first really good movie of the fall. worth seeing for johnny depp's magnetic performance and the acting of everyone else. this is a harsh, tough, violent movie about life on the streets as lived in boston in the 1980s. >> just getting started. >> reporter: johnny depp emerges from a cloud of self- indulgence to take his proper place among the front ranks of american actors by playing whitey bulger in black mask. >> take the money. it's best you're not involved. >> reporter: gone are the eccentric ways that have made him so amusing. makeup. but what i'll long remember is the man's stare. his cold,

it is the site of prophet muhammad's final sermon 1400 years ago. the global news segment looks at how news outlets across the world are reacting to events. the chinese paper talks about xi jinping's visit to the united states. the arab times affairs a sharp criticism of the league under the headline arab league in action on migrants shameful. writing that they have born the brunt of refugee influx. there's 120 members of league should at the relief offer shelter. south africa's leaders offers a warning that cameroon faces a threat from boko haram. the west african nation has been part of the fight against boko haram for a year. they managed to recruit 35 hunt. the paper suggests cameroon risks becoming destabilized if it does not adopt a strategy countering the routes of destayingisation. >> an exhibition show cases the works of two giants of 19th century painting. the emotional content is a focus of the show. >> reporter: the scream, one of the best known paintings in the world, a picture of the mental anguish is the best known work. not just fasc

it's a place where the prophet muhammad began his journey to heavy yen and back. jews call it the temple mount. a site where the first and second temples stood years ago. at the base is the western wall. a part of a retaining wall, a spiritual focus for jews, denied access to it. when jordan controlled the jerusalem city. to keep the peace the israeli government stopped them. a growing movement seeks to open up the compound and rebuild the temple. the united nations partition plan recognised the complexity of jerusalem. it was designated an international city to be administered to buy the u.n. during the war of independence, israel gained control over west jerusalem, and jordan controlled the east of the city. 19 years later, during the 6-day war, israel concurred an an-eked jerusalem. it was a city divided. it was recognised by a handful of countries and officially it was held. israel says the city belongs to them and vows it will never be again. >> palestinians say their claim to the eastern half, an area that includes the old city and temple mount is non-negoti