sister paula was a member of the centers of nazareth order and they talked about the health ministrypeople of holmes county. >> this is one of the poorest counties in all of mississippi. it rivals in the bottom place. we do what needs to be done. >> sisters of charity of nazareth president urged a statement and asked everyone to pray in gratitude for the lives of sisters marget and paula. because we are gospel women, please also pray for the perpetrators. the other nuns are living that gospel by example, greg. >> johnathon, thank you. >>> stocks falling after janet yellun announced interest rates rise. the economic growth increased only 1.1 percent this year. and that is not indicating job growth. peter barns is in wyoming where an important meeting is taking place. by far, the prettiest background we have seen all day. >> reporter: this is where janet yellun gave her speech this morning. to that gdp report they are dismissing it. they say it was an aberration because companies decided to stop investing money in inventories. and elsewhere in the report, you can see consumer spending

a statement from the sisters of charity of nazareth asked to pray in gratitudeor and marmargaret. >>> it has been two days seance quake shook central italy. nearly 270 lives have been lost. rescue crews are still digging and they are dodging debris as hundreds of aftershocks continue to jolt that region. lucy, what's the latest there? to amatrice. you can see behind me the road is completely blocked to access the city from here. we are told a bridge collapsed overnight. it is a bridge we have driven over and over again. in part this is because of the massive aftershocks that have been taking place since that initial quake hit. more than 900 of them since that quake took place 4.7 magnitude. it was a frightening experience when you take something, the solid ground beneath your feet, when it starts to move and shake it's a frightening experience. you don't know if this is the next big one. we do know that search and rescue operations are continuing pulled out anyone alive from the rubble but they do still believe there are people trapped beneath the stones there. they don't know how man

as a sister of charity for nazareth, she saw countless patients who could not afford medical care. this video, produced by her order, shows the impact she and sister margaret held made as nurse practitioners at a health clinic. >> she and sister margaret were so far above and beyond anything that could be expected. he just loves her, absolutely loved her. sera: police believe the nuns were the victims of a break-in. their bodies were found in their home only after no one heard from them yesterday morning. investigators won't speculate on a motive at this point. live in stoneham, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: no jail time for a new hampshire state trooper caught on camera beating a chase suspect. >> i apologize to members of law [indiscernible] emily: trooper andrew monaco literally ran out of court yesterday morning after pleading guilty to 3 counts of simple assault. monaco was one of the troopers caught on camera beating richard simone after the suspect gave up following a 2-state chase back in may. a massachusetts state trooper charged in the same incident is awaiting tr

as a sister of charity for nazareth she saw countless patients who could not afford medical care. this shows the impact that she and sister margaret held made as nurse practitioners at a health clinic. >> she and sister margaret went so far above and beyond anything that could be expected >> they just loved her. absolutely loved her. >> police believe the nuns were the victims of a break-in. their bodies were found in their home only after no one heard from them yesterday morning. investigates at this point will not speculate any further about a possible motive. live in stoneham sera congi, wcvb. >> thank you. no jail time for a new hampshire trooper caught on camera beating a suspect. law enforcement, especially those there that day for my actions. reporter: the trooper ran out of court after pleading guilty to three counts of simple assault. he was one of the troopers caught on camera beating richard simone after the suspect gave up following a chase back in may. a massachusetts state trooper charged in the same incident is awaiting trial. randy: take a look at this. a tough eff

in this video produced by the sisters of charity of nas nazareth she knew act -- nazareth she knew exactly what her mission was. >> we make a difference in what the mission is -- deference is we hopefully do what we are called to do where we are. >> reporter: the sisters' car was stolen and it was found just a short distance from the home. sister paula will be buried in kentucky. in the satellite center, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning when breaking news more strong after -- this morning. >>> breaking news more strong aftershocks in italy. 267 people confirmed dead and another 387 people treated for magnitude aftershock rattled residents and rescue crews. here's a live look at that effort going on right now. there have been nearly a thousand aftershocks in italy getting in the way of some rescue and recovery efforts. crews are still going through the rubble this morning hoping that they can find more survivors. >>> also breaking overnight a. deadly car bomb attack at a police checkpoint in turkey. at least 11 police officers are now confirmed dead and that number could go up. country state

police are still on the hunt for a statement from the sisters of charity of nazareth where one of the nuns worked asked to pray for the precious lives of sisters paula and margaret. they served the poor so well. they also asked to pray for the perpetrators. >>> it's been two days since a powerful quake shook central italy and the death toll is still rising. nearly 270 lives have been lost. over 300 remain hospitalized. rescue crews are still digging dodging debris as hundreds of aftershocks continue to jolt the region. we're on the ground in amatrice. what is the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, betty. i just want to start off by explaining exactly where i am. amatrice is actually about 15 minutes away from where we're located but we have not been able to get through. the road is completely closed in part because of a bridge that partially collapsed overnight. the mayor of amatrice was here leading into that town are no longer usable and that leaves amatrice which is the hardest hit area with the most casualties isolated. no one could get in or out. rescue operations are still

a statement from the sisters of charity of nazareth where one of the nuns worked asked to pray for the precious lives of sisters paul la and margaret. they served the poor so well. they also asked to pray for the perpetrators. >>> it's been two day since a powerful quake shook central italy and the death toll is still rising. over rescue crews are still digging through rubble for survives and dodging debris as hundreds of aftershocks continue to jolt the region. we're on the ground in amatrice. what is the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, betty. i just want to start off by explaining exactly where i am. amatrice is actually about 15 minutes away from where we're located but we have not been able to get through. the road is completely closed in the mayor of amatrice was here moments ago. he told us that several bridges leading into that town are no longer usable and that leaves amatrice which is the hardest hit area with the most casualties isolated. no one could get in or out. rescue operations are still continuing. they were working overnight. no bodies pulled out alive and th

tonight he's back home and get this, next week, elsie his classmates at mary of nazareth catholic school. they named a street after him while he was gone. pray for jackson way. he has quite a story to tell. >>> go jackson. he's getting it done. >> how about that. >> big night touchdowns for kirk cou and a win in a preseason game that they call the dress rehearsal. >> offense looking good. we were supposed to get a little post redskins report tonight and as sports comes, it went long. karen maloney will do our own post game on news 4 at 11:00 s. >> that's what you get when 21 penalty are called in the game. 3 1/2 hours long, so preseason had it all. you could see the guys do this as they came off. it was good. it was bad scprks it had some ugly with those injuries. four guys walked off the field. we'll get an update later on in the show. but it started off so promising. kirk cousins . he was pregame excited because he was getting a heavy workload tonight, expected to play at least a half and that's exactly what he did. man, he was in a good mood. slow start for the offense. second quarter

as a sister of charity for nazareth, she saw countless patients who could not afford medical care. police believe the nuns were the victims of a break-in. police in rockport need your help right now. they are trying to make an arrest in a violent attack. the crime happened on pooles lane around 9:30 p.m. wednesday night. the man seen in these surveillance pictures from a nearby convenience store matches the description of the alleged attack police say a woman in her 50's was out for a walk when she was attacked from behind and knocked to the ground. >> her continued screaming she believes scared her off. he got into a bicycle and left the area heading down toward the train station. clicks rockport is a very safe immunity. ben: rockport police don't know if the man in the surveillance pictures is local at this point they are not calling him a suspect. they just want to identify and framingham teen who police say admitted to stabbing his mother and brother. our partners at the metrowest daily news reporting tonight that 16-year-old gust ramgren is now facing two counts of attempted f

as a sister of charity for nazareth, she saw countless patients who could not afford medical care. this video, produced by her order, shows the impact she and sister margaret held made as nurse practitioners at a health clinic. victims of a break-in. ben: new controversy surrounding maine's outspoken governor. it focuses on a scathing voicemail he left for a state lawmaker. newscenter 5's j.c. monahan is here with the recording and what the governor is saying now. jc: governor paul lepage leaving an angry, expletive-filled voicemail for state rep. drew gattine who lepage says called him a racist. take a listen to part of the prove that i'm a racist. i have spent my life helping by people and you little son of a -- socialist -- i want you to record this and make it public, because i am after year. thank you. jc: gattine says he never called the governor a racist. but he did say lepage's recent comments were not helpful in the fight against heroin addiction. earlier this week, lepage doubled down on comments that more than 90% of drug dealers in his state are black and hispanic peopl

about their work in impoverished holmes county -- in a video posted on the sisters of charity of nazareth website. (sister paula merrill / victim) "this is one of the poorest counties in all of mississippi. it rivals the bottom place in all sorts of statistics." the same video, capturing how the sisters work was received in the community (mos) "she helped all our people in the community. and she helped me." (mos) "they take the time with the patients. they -- you know, they go... they go way beyond." murder... sending shock waves through the local community... the state... and all the way to merrill's childhood home in massachusetts, where her family now mourns. (david merrill / victim's nephew) "it's sad that people come to this whatever motivates them. my aunt and sister margaret - they lived their lives to try to make the world better for the people who have nothing." i'm reid binion reporting. authorities say the car stolen from the home - was found on an abandoned road less than a mile from the home. administration wants all u-s blood banks to start screening for the zika virus. the

their car abandoned less than a order, charity of nazareth. >> it's hard to believe this happen to such a wonderful woman. sera: few answers from investigators about what happened, or any possible motive. her family in stoneham turning to faith for guidance. >> i don't understand why these things happen. i've talked to him. i don't know what the plan was, sera: also, they are praying for the perpetrators, who at this point have not been identified. live in stoneham, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: at least eleven police officers are dead after a car-bomb attack in turkey. this happened in the sirnak province, in the country's southeast, at a checkpoint some 50 yards from a police station. about 78 others were hurt in the explosion. no word on who is responsible. new at noon, a french court has overturned a so-called burkini ban on french worn by many muslim women on the beach. the decision comes after outrage over some women being forced to remove them. the ruling is expected to set a legal precedent for the 30 or so french resort municipalities that have issued similar decrees. e

and in nazareth. so it's warm, but nowhere near as hot as it's going to be. these are the projected temperatures for the next week-plus in philadelphia. the average high is 84. we don't get that until labor day weekend. and with all of those 90s, plus all the 90s we already had, we're projecting to be the hottest august ever recorded in philadelphia by the time the month ends. the clouds are ending, clearing skies coming in from central pennsylvania, western pennsylvania. but that's not going to allow the temperature to drop very much tonight, because the humidity is so high. when it's real humid, the temperature doesn't drop much. so here we are at 6:30 in the morning, still 73 in reading. 75 in trenton. atlantic city and philadelphia. of course, not going to take much to get temperatures into the 90s. by 5:00, 93 in philadelphia. 92 in wilmington. 92 in trenton. hot and steamy afternoon. now, it's still going to be hot over the weekend, but not quite as hot or humid as tomorrow will be. philadelphia pretty close to the 90-degree mark. at the jersey shore, g

authorities say the sister at the daughters of mary of nazareth was walk when a woman approached and tried to grab a small satchel from her hand. well when of when the nun said she had mo rosary beads instead. >> that is -- that's what i'm saying. you know, like thanks be to god i wondered if it was, you know, some seed of faith in her, her bringing her childhood, her life, that as soon as she saw the rosary, something touched her that she grabbed it. >> 26-year-old vanessa young is charged with armed robbery assault with a dangerous weapon and daytime breaking and entering to commit a hot car while she shopped. police say that a call came in that children -- a child was left in awe locked car with the windows rolled up while the mother was shopping. officers say the 4-year-old twins and a 2-year-old were left inside the car. that was 101 degrees inside. >> she was just running in for a minute. she didn't think it was a big deal. she just didn't want to have to lung the three kids inside the store. >> officers say they worry able to get the children to bottles of water. >> the mother

vanessa is accused of pulling a small knife on the victim who wants to be a nun with mary of nazareth. they believe the rosary satchel was mistaken for a wallet. >> it i not in good condition themselves. to carry a knife and to be in that condition, you know i was also worried about them. >> the co-defendant crystal young was also charged with armed robbery and accessory after the fact. police are still looking for the stolen rosary beads. >> the city of somerville is dropping their lawsuit against the wynn casino in everett. they have resolved core community concerns through construction on the kaw seep know started -- construction on the casino is expected to open in june of 2019. we are learning new details about a controversial open following policy in massachusetts. ed: they will add a certain foo tour. the technology sends an instant alert to several law enforcement officials when a car with a specific license plate passes under the tolls. this could be used in public emergencies such as anmb concerned about privacy and what they call bulk gathering. >> right now police are tryi

as a sister of charity for nazareth, she saw countless patients who could not afford medical care. this video, produced by her order, shows the impact she and sister margaret held made as nurse practitioners at a health clinic. police believe the nuns were the victims of a break-in. all right police in rockport , need your help right now. maria: they do. they are trying to make an arrest in a violent attack. the crime happened on pooles lane around 9:30 wednesday pictures from a nearby convenience store. he matches the description of the alleged attacker. police say a woman in her 50's was out for a walk when she was attacked from behind and knocked to the ground. her clothes ripped off. police say the woman did everything right. >> her continued screaming, she believes, scared him off he got off of her onto a bicycle and left the area headed for the train station. >> rockport is a very safe community. maria: rockport police don't know if the man in the surveillance pictures is local, or even if he is a suspect, but they say no one in the community has recognized him as being a roc

nazareth's joe kovacs, we're profiling athletes to watch in week two of the olympics. our going for gold special tonight at 7:00 only on nbc 10. >>> under that first alert, we have a live look outside philadelphia. not yet seeing the sunshine out there. today i expect some sunshine and you can expect this serious heat out there. remember that seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen and we'll get to the ten-day forecast in a moment. temperatures in your neighborhood. 76 the lehigh valley and 77 for the suburbs. 83 philadelphia. we just looked. feels like low 90s out to kick off our morning. 81 in south jersey and 81 for the jersey shore. the temperatures are feeling hotter than they truly are already because of how high our humidity is and that's going to affect us through the rest of day. we drop down into some parts of the philadelphia neighborhoods, rittenhouse at 83 degrees. germantown at 78. fox chase at 82 degrees. then summerton at 80. lower 80s on map. but for most of us, we are looking right at those temperatures, feeling closer to the 90s already early

work in the community spoke for itself and portrayed in a video produced by sisters of charity of nazareth. the 68-year-old knew what her mission was. people's lives. and we never know what that difference is. we do what we are hopefully we do what we are called to do wherever we are. >> reporter: police have discovered the nun's stolen car a short distance away but whoever is responsible for ending two precious lives and shattering their communities is still at large. nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> breaking news just in fda asking blood banks to begin screening for zika. the measure is part of an supply from the mosquito bosh dis-- born disease. >>> today powerful aftershocks are rocking a central italian town almost wiped out by a earthquake. more than 260 people were killed. crews are searching for the victims in the rubble. now the aftershocks are threatening to cut off the community. jonathan vigliotti has the story. >> reporter: rescue dogs are than 2 days after an earthquake devastated parts of central italy the race is onto find survivors.this trainer says the dogs are brought to area

. >> reporter: sister paula merrill in her own words in a sisters of charity of nazareth last fall in we may a difference in people's lives and never know what that difference is. we do what we are hopefully we do what we are called to do where we are. >> reporter: the authorities say the nuns why stabbed and their car stolen. both will be buried in kentucky. in stoneham julie loncich wbz this morning. >>> police have found the sisters' car abandoned on a cueded street barely -- secluded street barely a mile from there are their home. >>> 267 people now confirmed dead and 387 people treated for injuries in italy. recally this morning a 4.7 magnitude aftershock rattled residents and rescue crews. there is been nearly a thousand aftershocks getting in the way of some of the rescue and recovery efforts. that is live-- this is a live video of what's going on. find survivors. >>> also breaking a deadly car bomb attack at a police checkpoint in turkey. 8 police officers have been killed can, dozens wounded and the country's state run news agency blames kurdish rebels for the explosion in so

her sister says left her home in stoneham in the early '80s, and as a sister of charity of nazareth, she saw countless patients who could not afford what needs to be done john: this video, produced by her order, shows the impact she and sister margaret held made as nurse practitioners at a health clinic. >> she and sister margaret both went so far above and beyond anything that can be expected of a normal human being. john: their dedication to their community makes the murders even more heartbreaking. police say the nuns may have been the victims of a break-in, their bodies discovered in their home, only after no one heard from them this morning. >> that was my little baby sister, i loved her very much. john: family here is grieving staying in close touch with mississippi authorities as they considered saints. >> i don't understand why these things happen. i've talked to him. i said i don't agree with you, but i trust you. the whole family has the incredible faith that is guiding them through the painful times in their lives. in mississippi, tonight, stench for the killer continues.

. >> reporter: the mother, the daughters of mary nazareth convent in quincy tells me her heart goes out to the two women now accused in this case. 26-year-old vanessa young and 26-year-old crystal young of somerville are charged of robbing a woman at knifepoint of a woman studying to be a nun of her rosary beads. it happened where the 27-year-old victim is living. the victim was wearing civilian clothes and just out for a walk when the two suspects approached, one of them carried a knife. >> we carry our rosary -- the rosary pockets and she had this with her. >> reporter: mother olga said the victim showed the suspects -- her rosary beads and then it took a case -- >> she put the knife away and she walked away. god forbid, it could have happened into something even worse, but thank god she took the rosary and took the knife away, and she walked away. so it was -- the grace of the holy ghost. >> reporter: do you forgive them? >> absolutely. absolutely. no doubt. i am already paying for this. >> daniel: bail was set for one of the women at $5,000. the other woman was used as a lookout. sh

>> joe kovacs, the pride of nazareth, he learned his craft as a high schooler in the parking lot of hisgh school. his mom was his coach. they have an inseparable bound. >> my father passed away when i was 7 years old and my grandmother passed away the day after. >> he said it at worlds. it wasn't just me. so many people helped me get here, you know, that feeling of everybody coming together in his life. >> joanna takes it back to where it all began at bethlehem catholic. she sits down with randy gyllenhall, saturday at 7:00 here on nbc 10. you'll see the stories of elena delle donne as well. >>> health officials in florida are investigating a new case of the zika virus found about an hour north of the original cases near miami. florida governor rick scott said the new case in palm beach county appears to be a local transmission. he said the person recently travelled to the miami area, scott said the state believes active transmissions of the virus carried by tropical mosquitos are confined to a small area near miami now being sprayed. .zika is linked to a birth defect that results in un

nazareth is 63 degrees. white hall, 63 in lehigh valley. the suburbs, mainly in the 60s.ees. exton at 65 and 60 degrees in north wales while perkasie is 62 degrees. look at milford township at 58 degrees. a pretty pleasant start this morning. the fog will get out of the way. these temperatures will climb from the 60s and 70s under bright sunny skies into the upper 80s for most locations this afternoon. what we won't see are the showers and thunderstorms. but that's a possibility tomorrow and along with those storms will come the return of humidity. the southerly wind will be kicking in tomorrow. this is the forecast win for tomorrow. the southwesterly winds will drag in the additional moisture and likely bring us some storms for tomorrow. for today, the humidity drops as the temperatures climb into the upper 80s this aftwrnoon. 10 day on 10, i just updated it. it looks like we'll be near 80 degrees with a chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. that chance for the morning and into the afternoon and likely you'll see scattered showers into thursday. the temperatures

paula and sister margaret's killer or killers continues this morning and the sisters of charity of nazareth say they are not only praying for their nun shoshtion were kil their -- nuns who were killed yesterday morning but also for their killers as well. an angry con artist tied up their lines for an hour. he posed as a irs agent and threatened to take action against the man unless he put 12,000 on a card. the suspect used caller id to department's phone lines with calls. he also called local residents and made it seem like he was calling from the police department. regulatoryers are now trying to track down that suspect. >>> a former new hampshire state trooper will not penned a day behind bars after he beat a man who surrendered following a high-speed chase. skyfox followed the chase and beating that took place in may. andrew monaco struck a plea deal. serve three years of probation to avoid one year of jailtime. what he did was wrong. >> i apologize to members of law enforcement especially those who were there that day. but most importantly i apologize to the citizens of new hampshire. >

about their work in impoverished homes count nay individual joe posted on the sister of charity of nazarethsite. >> this is one of the poorest counties in all of the -- rivals the bottom place. >> the same video capturing how the sisters work was received in the community. >> she helps all of the people in our community. she helped me. >> they take the time with the patients. you know, they go way beyond. >> their brutal murder sending shock waves through the local community, the state, and all of their home in massachusetts, where her family now mourns. >> people come to whatever motivate them. you know, my aunt and sister margaret, they lived their lives to try to make the worlds better for the people who have nothing. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, this morning, rio police say they're charging olympic swimmer ryan lochte with falsely reporting a crime. that does not mean he actually has to go back to rio to face the charge, instead, he can sends a lawyer. lochte claimed he and three swimmers were robbed at gunpoint during the olympics. but police say they instead damaged a gas stat

the pride of nazareth learned his craft into the parking lot of bethlehem catholic.ven more remarkable, his mom, joanna was his coach. >> she was huge for me. she did two roles. my father passed away when i was young, 7 years old and my grandmother passed away the day after. it was a one-two punch. >> he said it at worlds, that elle tooing of it wasn't just me, so many people helped me get here, that feeling of everybody coming together in his life. >> how proud is joanna kovacs? she takes us back to where it all began at bethlehem catholic and sits down exclusively with randy gyllenhall right her on nbc 10. you'll see the stories of elena delle donne and others only on nbc 10. >>> you may have noticed the round bruises on michael phelps and other athletes. >> it's the result of a process called cupping. doctors use suction to ease muscle pain. a local physician says he thinks the olympic exposure will make this catch on. >> they become soft, flexible. >> the procedure takes 20 minutes and we're told it is not painful. jacqueline london is with our athletes in rio. h

and missing her. " with kentucky- based sisters of charity of nazareth. a nevada state trooper is lucky to be alive after a suspect shot at him during a foot chase. the bullet hit and dented the trooper's badge and then bounced off. nevada highway patrol says the officer pulled over a car with three people inside early yesterday morning in las vegas. one person took off, starting the chase. authorities say that man "always when we hear about these incidents it's always very scary in this line of work. we hear about it all the time throughout the country but when it's one of your own involved in an incident like this it's shocking. " the trooper involved fired back after he was shot, killing the suspect. investigators have not released the names of anyone involved. a new york city business owner did something unusual after someone robbed his caf earlier this month. he didn't contact police about the instead, he posted a sign outside his store with a message to the person or people who took thousands of dollars from him. cefann kim with wabc in new york rep

both of them can be seen in a video posted on the "sisters of charity of nazareth website" reaching out to struggling community members. "(sister paula merrill / victim) "margaret and i have worked together for many years. we just see patients and do what needs to be done." " both women were nurse practictioners. their bodies were found after a welfare check, when they didn't show up at the hospital where they worked. a virginia t-v station is remembering the photographer shot and killed during a live broadcast last year. "a year has passed and there has been a lot of healing, but there will never be complete heali when days like this come, it brings it back. " w-d-b-j had a moment of silence to mark the one year anniversary of the deaths of alison parker and adam ward. the two were killed by their former coworker... who later turned the gun on himself. w-d-b-j recently completed a memorial for parker and ward outside their station's entrance. health officials say every blood donation in the u-s and its territories, should be tested for the zika virus. this guidance is already in place

shoutout for upper darby and coatsville, nazareth, pennridge. >> we thought we would rub it in by showingou a picture of beach. >> reporter: that's means more volume on the roads. we enjoy a nice traffic time during the summer. now you'll see more school buses. i'm looking live, this is the boulevard southbound, the situation we've been following all morning. we had water pouring on the roadways. they had the right lane blocked. looks like they are picking up the cones right now. the delay that had stretched for miles has basically cleared on the boulevard southbound. chopper 6 hd was overhead, can you see the shot where the water was pouring out. it's kind of a dark shot. i'll try to circle it for you. this happened before midnight. it didn't get shut off until 6:00 a.m. they were brocking -- blocking two lanes now one lane, they are picking up the cones. we'll see if they can completely open the boulevard southbound at ridge avenue. the situation is better than it was. northeast extension southbound between lehigh valley and had a a -- mahoning valley construction blocking the right lan

sister margaret speaking about their work -- in a video posted on the sisters of charity of nazareth website. 'we need more women like them, thats for have done what they could but they would have known that this was their time and their god was going to call them home.' the school sisters of st. francis here in milwaukee say a service will first be held for both nuns in mississippi before they'll be brought to their respective homes. at that time the school sisters of st. francis will hold a service for sister margaret here in milwaukee. reporting in milwaukee - julie collins fox 6 news. the milwaukee county medical examiner's office investigating the death of a two-year-old child from last night. officials say the child was found unresponsive after his mother put him down for a nap. first responders tried to save the child's life but were unsuccesful. this is the third two-year-old child to die in milwaukee within the bulls star dwyane wade was shot and killed in chicago. police say nykea aldridge was shot in the head and arm.according to reports.... aldridge was caught in the cros

. >> reporter: the mother of the daughters of mary and nazareth convent in quincy tells me her heart goes out to the two women now accused in this case. 56-year-old vanessa young and -- 26-year-old vanessa young and 26-year-old are ch knifepoint a woman studying to be a nun of her rosary beads. the incident took place down the street. the victim was wearing civilian clothes and was just out for a walk when the two suspects approached. one carrying a knife. >> reporter: mother olga tells me that the victim showed the suspect her rosary pocket and her rosary beads then she says this can only explain by her faith. >> as soon as she showed the rosary she took the rosary and she walked away. it could have been something even worse. >> do you forgive them? >> absolutely. absolutely. with no doubt. >> reporter: bail was crystal young police say was the lookout she released on personal recognizance. both women due back in court next month. in quincy, bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> a big win for wynn resorts. the city of somerville is dropping its legal fight against the casino and neighboring ev

the sisters of charity of nazareth posted the following.s a community we came together in prayer said the sisters of charity. we ask that all pray in gratitude for the precious lives of sisters paula and marget. they served the poor so well. because we are gospel women, please pray for the perpetrat perpetrators. they are struggling to compreend life without these, by all accounts, two angels. >> in heaven now, brian, thank you. >>> a truck hits after overpass causing a pedestrian bridge to collapse in england leaving one person hurt. witnesses say the truck, carrying construction equipment clipped the bridge, causing a motorcyclist to come off of of his bike as the structure started to collapse. the collapse caused a highway shut down in south london. >> collin peppernick why he refuseded to stand in the national anthem and how the league is responding. the administration faces criticism to keep an unresolved campaign promise. the latest on closing gitmo before president obama leaves the white house. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque

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. >> reporter: according to the sisters of charity of nazareth website, sister margaret was focused on eliminating racism and poverty in the region. >> this is one of the poorest counties in all of mississippi. >> we make a difference in people's lives and never know what that difference is. >> reporter: sister paula, friends say, has been helping mississippi's less fortunate for more than 30 years. >> we just see patients and do what needs to be done. >> reporter: two women driven to help others, victims in their own home. >> that was janet shamlian reporting. the nuns' car was found a short distance from their home. police believe that means the killer could be local. >>> police are offering a bigger reward to find the person who killed a 7-eleven clerk. he was shot to death saturday morning in clinton. police say the suspect intended to rob the 7-eleven but killed information that leads to the suspect's indictment. >>> police have a new clue in a deadly hit-and-run. police say the driver of this dark sedan hit a man friday about 2:40 in the morning. the car may have a yellow rear li

their lives to try to make the world better for the people who >> and to that end, the charity of nazareth are asking for prayers for the sisters, and they're also asking for prayers for whoever kill they would. live in stoneham tonight, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >> and as soon as we get any new information on this story, fox 25 will update you on air and online. >>> to the forecast now where there is a slight chance of rain overnight. ock, i know we'll be speaking to chief meteorologist kevin >> you can talk to me anytime you want to. >> we were lingering there, i know, that kevin, there is a 75% of the state is now in severe drought. so we really need any rain we can get. >> we really do, and in some places it's even worse. it's something we've been watching very closely. we need some water. we know that, we just done want the severe weather that goes along with it. a little bit of a trade-off. tonight there have been a couple showers that have formed but nothing significant. watching this to the west, there are showers and thunderstorms in western new york and futurecast data. a co

jesus of nazareth had much to say about the persecuted, oppressed, and imprisoned. is the west today burdened by this great injustice of religious persecution? does our government care? not because we are driven by guilt, but motivated by our concerns by people, by our faith. not because of some tired obligation, but because of a vibrant mandate that we have always cared for people who are being persecuted of all different denominations, of all faiths. nigeria is the most populated nation in africa. in february of this year, she set the trip up for us and was with us. you can find that report, four of us went. the report is on a webpage. standwithnigeria.org. we brought to america one of the mothers, one of the girls was kidnapped by boko haram. we spoke with the american embassy, but we did not use the american embassy to travel through the country. we met with representatives from nine states in the north. we travel to spend several hours with them, sharing stories and documentation the persecution. much of our time, it was spent in the surrounding areas, often re

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. >> reporter: mother olga of the daughter of mary nazareth convent in quincy tells fox25 her heart goes out to the two women now accused in this case. 26-year-old vanessa young and 26-year-old crystal young both of somerville are now charged with robbing at knifepoint a woman studying to be a nun of heroesry beads. the incident took place sunday the 27-year-old victim is living and studying. police say the victim was wearing civilian clothes and was just out for a walk when the two suspects approached, one of them carrying a knife. >> we carry our rosary in this small pocket. a rosary pocket and she had this with her. >> reporter: mother acube said the victim showed the suspects the rosary pocket and her took a twist that can only be explained by her faith. >> as soon as she saw the rosary she took the rosary and put the knife away and walked away. god forbid it could have happened something even worse. but she took the rosary and put the knife away and walked away. so i believe it was just the grace of the holy rosary. >> reporter: do you forgive them? >> absolutely, absolutely one of

. >> daniel: the daughter of mary of nazareth convent in quincy tells fox25 her heart goes out for the the two women now accused in this case. 26-year-old vanessa young and 26-year-old crystal young of somerville are now charged with robbing at knifepoint a woman studying to be a nun of heroesry beads. beads. it happened where the 27-year-old victim is living and studying. police say the victim was wearing civilian clothes and just out for walk when the two suspects approached, one of them carrying a knife. >> carrying the rosary in a small pocket. the rosary pocket she had this with her. and rosary beads. and something that can only be explained by her faith. >> she showed heroesry and she put the knife away and walked away. thank god she took the rosary and she put the knife away and she walked away. it was greats of the holy ghost. >> reporter: do you forgive them? >> absolutely, absolutely, for no doubt. i am already praying for them. >> bail was set for $5,000. the other woman was used as a lookout and she was releaseded on her personal recognizance. both women are due in court ne

. >> reporter: according to the citizens of nazareth website, sister margaret from wisconsin was focusedn eliminating racism and poverty in the region. >> this is one of the poorest counties. we make a difference in people's lives. >> reporter: sister paula, friends say, has been helping mississippi's less fortunate for more than 40 years. >> we just see patients and do what needs to be done. >> reporter: two women driven to help others, victims in their own home. >> that was janet shamlian reporting. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> hot and humid conditions have returned this morning. this is a live look at cape may, where it will be sticky by the sea. but will the uncomfortable weather stick around for the weekend? nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with the forecast and the answer. make it a good one, bill. >> no shortage of those steamy conditions around our area today. there will be a proven condition in the weekend. but there's a warm breeze blowing the flags on top of the boathouses and boathouse row. the temperatures are still climb agent t