. >>> there's a post office in california named for buck owens, which is awesome because buck owens isund of buck owens became known as the bakersfield sound. and in bakersfield, california they named a post office after him. the year that buck owens died in 2006 bakersfield had just elected a new republican congressman, and that new republican congressman got that thing done for bakersfield and for buck owens. turns out it would be another seven years before that same congressman got anything else done in congress. but seven years after the buck owens post-office renaming that same republican congressman passed his second ever piece of legislation. the first bill he passed was naming a post office for buck owens. the second bill he passed seven years later was renaming another thing. it was a bill to rename a research facility in his district. so those two bills, as worthy as they might be, those two bills which were to rename existing buildings, those are the only two pieces of legislation that he has ever sponsored and passed. and now he's about to be the speaker of the house. serio

owen is kind of more outgoing. >> reporter: now comes everything three a time.college tuitions. by then, they hope to ditch the color coding as their true coloring comes through. >> that was carolyn gusoff reporting. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," football players behaving badly. recently incidents on the field. >>> a rare interview for the fast food chain with the chef in and out. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs ♪ 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. >>> good morning. it's friday, september 18. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday. you made it through the workweek. and we're going to hopefully get you through your friday with a little traffic and weather. welcome to the sleepless nights club, julie. >> thank you. >> just dropping by

but to al today owen it looks more like this. he's legally blind. make being a farmer pretty tough. >> say there's a dip in the pasture where it's just dirt or sometimes i think that's a cow laying down, and it's not. >> reporter: owen lost her eyesight when she was just 10. >> i was a girl that stood in a closet. i hid my disability. >> reporter: in her 50s she got breast cancer and worried she wouldn't be able to help her husband at all around the farm. >> he's always been my caregiver and i wanted to be a partner. i didn't want to be a disabled, handicap. >> reporter: that's when owen met her new best friend. a border collie named sweet baby joe. given to her by farm dog usa. an organization that matches disabled farmers with dogs. >> we call the dogs four legged farm hands. >> reporter: jackie allen started farm dogs when she realized just how much dogs could help. >> retrieving buckets, retrieving tools. helping with mobility. >> reporter: so far farm dogs has helped a dozen farmers in missouri, nebraska, kansas and iowa. including a paraplegic

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owen is kind of more outgoing. >> reporter: now comes everything three a time. including college tuitions. coding as their true coloring comes through. >> that was carolyn gusoff reporting. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," football players behaving balanceddly. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday.

owen is kind of more outgoing. >> reporter: now comes everything three a time.ge tuitions. they hope to ditch the color coding as their true coloring comes through. >> that was carolyn gusoff reporting. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," football players behaving balancdly. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just an at the figure night for a mother and her two young children when a trio of mask men invade their home in the northeast. we'll tell you what they were after in a live report. >> also, authorities are now calling a center city fire that broke out this week arson. the person police are looking for. >> with just eight days to go until the papal visit. plans to keep the pontiff save are being finalized more on what's coming to philadelphia today to talk security juster little more than a week. today is friday, september 18th, good morning to you, i'm nicole brewer. so glad you're with us, we are getting your day

owen is more outgoing already. tuitions, by then, they hope to ditch the color coding as their true colors come through. in long island, cbs 2 news. >> well, they'll be able to tell >> right. i'm not john, i'm jim. >> so cute, right? >> absolutely adorable. hard to pull your eyes off of them. so sweet. the forecast is looking great. it is going to be a lovely night. then another warm day. we do have a pattern change, though, moving in, next week. we'll talk about that momentarily, right now, i want to check in with our weather watchers, see what is happening out this evening. the temperatures are steadily cooling off with dry air in place. 50s will be very typical tonight. in fact, 40s are possible in select pots. fred in stockholm, new jersey, it will be one of those nights where the windows might be left open. clear skies there as well. the only place we see a little bit of cloud cover this evening is on the east end of long island. over the city, right now, clear skies, and very comfortable out there with low hu

you to the hollywood premier of owen wilson's new film "no escape." now team ok is diving into the pages of okay magazine to look at the star by the numbers. ben stiller may not star in "no escape" but he and owen are hollywood bffs. funny pair starred in 12 movies together including "zoolander," "meet the parent." we can't wait to see them together in "zoolander 2." you don't actually see owen in one of his biggest movies but wilson is the voice of the franchise's star lightning the queen. >> wish me luck. >> owen grew up with two brothers. so he's used to teasing. that thick skin came in handy when he broke his nose twice, once playing football. owen's younger brother lived with him for one year despite owning his own house only a mile away. 46-year-old favorite's food is reportedly cheeseburgers. he once ate len in two weeks while working in new york city. but owen could probably afford something a little more expensive. with the net worth of $40 million, he could probably afford a little caviar. and that's owen wilson by the numbers. >>> from the

. >> reporter: ryan owens abc news dallas. >> how cool is that to have m.i.t. watch you.

. >> reporter: shawn owens told us he saw what happened before the video started rolling. >> i think he might have shot himself. probably one or twice. but shot about three in the air. >> reporter: the video picks up after officers arrive. >> show me your hands! drop the gun! >> reporter: what it does show is graphic. we've blurred the suspect's face and will freeze the video to be sensitive of what happens. but you hear what happens. [ gunshots ] mayor dennis williams says the officers involved are on leave. that was before he was bumped off by a grieving mother. >> i need answers.

. >> reporter: sean owens told us he saw what happened before the video started rolling. >> i think he might have shot himself once or twice. but shot three other shots in the air. >> reporter: the video picks up after officers arrive. >> show me your hands! drop the gun! >> reporter: what it does show is graphic. we blurred the suspect's face and will freeze the video to be sensitive to his family, but you'll hear what happens. [ gunshots ] >> we want answers just like you want answers. >> reporter: in a late afternoon press conference, mayor dennis williams said the officers involved are on leave. that was before he was bumped off stage by a grieving mother. >> i need answers. >> reporter: police chief bobby cummings tried to provide some. >> there were several other shots that were fired prior to

, owen, i'm sorry, i mixed it u -- owen is more outgoing. >> reporter: now comes three of everything and three college tuitions. by then they hope to ditch the color coding add of as their true colors come through. in mineola, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> absolutely beyond precious. the triplets were born on the first of july. only 29 weeks, their full term they look absolutely great. healthy, right? >> they got the little chip monk cheaps going. i love it. >> good luck to the parents remembering who is who. honestly. >> they are going to need a lot of sleep. >> we have enough trouble with our kids and they are separate right in age? you, you, somebody! come here! that's how it goes. >> my mother always goes through about every name in the family before she gets it right. >>> anyhow, another gorgeous day out there, right? is it going to last through the weekend? >> vanessa murdoch is here for lonnie quinn. >> hello. my cheeks are hurting from all the smiling i did during that piece. that was amazing. as i think this is, as well. an incredible stretch of sunny and warm

perkiomen valley goes to the air steven strum finds sean owens looking like terrell owens the there.rd gain and then few plays later strun finds row and ro* and knee arch. pope john paul the second evening owens j. roberts the band rocking out at half time. catch of the night here, jarod john loop pal finds him for the full extension catch beautifully done. roberts winner 43-22. >>> stay with us. coming next it is our game of the week. garnet valley visiting ridley. that's coming up after the break. >> welcome back to the friday football frenzy for our game of the week highlights two premier programs from the central league in delaware countily one-one garnet valley facing a two-zero ridley squad played great deadpans so far this year. >> talk about each week our legacy we want to leave, right? we talk about we're going to play for. you go out and represent the community, the school, student body, yourself, your parents, when you go out like the song says you play and the people have your back the guys standing to your left, to your right, in front of you, behind you. >> nice behind

perkiomen valley goes to the air steven strum finds sean owens looking like terrell owens the there.rd gain and then few plays later strun finds row and ro* and knee arch. pope john paul the second evening owens j. roberts the band rocking out at half time. catch of the night here, jarod john loop pal finds him for the full extension catch beautifully done. roberts winner 43-22. >>> stay with us. coming next it is our game of the week. garnet valley visiting ridley. that's coming up after the break. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. >> welcome back to the friday football frenzy for our game of the week highlights two premier programs from the central league in delaware countily one-one garnet valley facing a two-zero ridley squad played great d

>> green is miles, gray is noah and the other is owen. kelly wasn't taking fertility drugs which made the multiple birth even more surprising. >>> let's see. the yankees lost, mets gain ground and neither team played. >> you are really on top of this, chuck. huge three-game series storm at city field. both were off tonight. their attention turned to scoreboard watching. the bombers had to notice the blue jays who pummelled the brave s in atlanta. two went deep in the fourth and mvp front runner caps it off inil the ninth with his 39th homer of the year. 5-0 the final. toronto 's lead in the al least is 3 1/2 games them bombers are in toronto beginning monday for three games. >>> after taking two of three for the mets the marlins did the amazin's a favor. knocking off the nationals 6-4. mets fans getting nervous with breathe easier. the magic number to clinch the nl east is down to nine. >>> the pitching matchup in it should be a fun weekend. >>> pierre-paul wants to play and is letting the giants know about it on social media. he post ed

but to alda owen, it looks more like this.lind, which can make being a farmer pretty tough. say there is a dip in the pasture where if it's just dirt. well, sometimes i think that's a cow laying down. and it's not. >> reporter: owen lost her eyesight when she was just 10. >> i was a girl that stood in quiet. i hid my disability. >> reporter: in her 50, she got breast cancer and worried she wouldn't be able to help her husband at all around the farm. >> he has always been my caregiver. and i wanted to be a partner. i didn't want to be a disabled handicapped. >> reporter: that's when owen met her new best friend. a border collie named sweet baby joe. given to her by farm dog usa, an organization that matches disabled farmers with dogs. >> so we call the dogs four-legged farm hands. >> reporter: jackie allen started farm dogs when she realized how much dogs could help. >> retrieving buckets, retrieving tool, helping with mobility. >> reporter: so far farm dogs has helped a dodds farmers in missouri, nebraska, kansas, and iowa. in

owen daniels for the touchdown! so daniels has had a few drops tonight, and he finally collects one and does it in the end zone to make it a two-possession lead. >> cris: it's one of those things that will never show up on the stat page, what peyton manning just did right there. he knew exactly where the pressure was going to come from. he redirected his offensive line. he moves to the right, hits the winning touchdown pass over the edge. he knew better than the detroit lions did what they were going to do on that play. >> al: and mcmanus now for the extra point. so with 2:28 left and only the two-minute warning to stop the clock for detroit, it's 24-12. >> cris: peyton is going to redirect his offensive line. he's going to tell them all to go that way. he's going to leave that guy unblocked. he's going to come so what is peyton going to do? he's going to move that way and hit the route down here in the corner. understood exactly what was coming for him. just moved away from it and hit the winning touchdown pass. i

steven finding sean owens, looking like terrell owens there, 68-yard gain.couple every plays later, it is drum again. he finds ronnie arch down the left side for the touchdown, perkioman villi wins 34-2s finally pope john paul ii, owen j. robertment band sounding good. catch of the night though. jared john, matt finding full extension, beautifully done. owen roberts win. >> now for game of the week he two premiere programs from central league. garn he will valley facing ridley squad, playing great defense so far this year. >> legally see want to leave. talk about who we want to play for. you are representing the community, the school, student body, yourselves, your parents. when you go out there, like the song says, you play. people that have your back the people stand to go your left, your right, behind you. >> coolest seating at the ridley game belonging to the morris family, bleacher seating, the back of their house. awesome view. the fans were ready for this one from the jump. regional rivalry, growing every year. ridley would have the early lead in this

ryan owens, abc news, wox an hatch chee, texas. >> frightening scene there in texas.t's fortunate more people weren't more seriously injured in that one. >> coming up, the alarming story of a teenager registered as a sex offender when police found nude photos of his girlfriend on his phone. a lesson for kids and parents in the age of the smartphone. but first we go behind the scenes with some really huge superstars. the muppets as they get ready for their premiere of their new show. all the antics and dramaia in an exclusive backstage pass. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >>> generation after generation, the muppets have taught us that despite our differences, humor is one thing that makes us all human. >> abc's been trying to keep it a secret, but tonight is the night when the gang takes their unique brand of humor to primetime television. it's been awhile, but it's a welcome return, and abc's rachel smith spent some time on the set of their new show. >> hello, world. it's moi. >> yep, they're back. >> our show is not like anything you've seen us do before. >> so

in about tiger woods, the former no. 1 player in the world suffers another health setback and dave owens is going to have the latest for us. >>> tomorrow we will all get a chance to see the heart stopping aerobatics that make up this year's joint base andrews airshow. military families got a sneak peek today and watched as those world famous thunder birds took over the skies for the first time in a few years. budget cuts had grounded that fleet, but we've got all the information for tomorrow's free show plus a list of things that you cannot bring on our new wusa9 app. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> let's talk about accuracy. let's talk about the 3-degree guarantee. we went 86 today. i think we've gone 86 the last three days in a row actually. how did we do? so far we've only missed two days in september. we'll talk about that tonight at 11:00. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, it's down to 80, again very comfortable, humidity only 48%, pretty good, wind south, southeast at 9. a great fri

daye owens is here to tell us about the -- dave owens is here to tell us about the team and how they feel about their new quarterback. >> they're excited about him. i think he's going to be fine. i'm guaranteeing success on sunday. how do you like that? >> that's a good one. >> a lot to like about captain kirk. he studies the playbook. can he spit out data like a emergency, likes to throw lasers and -- machine, likes to throw lasers and jay gruden truly believes kirk is better fit for his style of owners for now. he surely looked that way in the preseason completing 75% of his tosses. the problem has been the turnovers, but keep the fate says jay gruden. >> we have total confidence in kirk. he's got to understand if it doesn't go right early, hang in there. good things will continue to happen if he stays the course. >> i've always held to the addage tough times don't last. tough people do want -- do. i try to remind myself of that. >> back to robert griffin real quick. we're on day 21 of the analysis of his head injury. jay gruden was asked about it today and he told reporters, " i h

>> yes. >> absolutely. >> the owens would lose faith in sue hedberg.ci. >> i have to fly out tomorrow. >> they went to the congo on their own, only to be told they could not leave with the girls because they didn't have written permission. >> is there anything else that a person can do to prove to the congolese government that i care about these kids? >> finally after two weeks of agony -- >> we're going home. >> -- they were allowed to leave together and just in time. three months later congo suspended all foreign adoptions. ava and zoe were welcomed to their new home by their new brothers. >> this is riley. >> don't look so shy. >> and soon found themselves celebrating christmas as if they had always been together. last year the family was reassigned to a base in upstate new york where the girls have come to love of all things skiing. >> oh, wow. that's a big change. hey, maureen, what happened to sue hedberg and her agency? >> hedberg has been denied accreditation in the u.s. she can no longer start any new adoptions but she's allowed to finish what

with more, here's abc's ryan owens. >> the 14-year-old arrested wearing a nasa t-shirt is nothing short of a techie superstar tonight. google inviting him to their science fair. mark zuckerberg wants him to visit facebook. he's going to the white house next month to meet the president. ahmed mohamed telling robin roberts -- >> i was scared at the moment but now i feel really happy that i'm getting all this support from all over the world. >> reporter: just three days ago, the teenager was hauled away from school in handcuffs because his homemade digital clock, a maze of wires and circuit boards he made to impress his teacher made one of them very nervous. >> that's a very suspicious device. we live in an age where you can't take things like that to schools. >> reporter: the school suspended him for three days. ahmad vows he will not return to that school but he does want his clock back. >> the clock is still in custody with the police. >> do you want it back? >> i want it back. >> reporter: ahmad who loves to tinker with all things electronic says he's hoping one day to attend m.i.t. th

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>> ryan owens in texas. ryan, thank you. >>> now, to a real flash point overseas tonight. we have been reporting here on the refugees, the worst crisis in europe since world war ii. and tonight, families blocked at the border, riot police launching tear gas, water cannons and this little boy hit. dropping to his knees after the tear gas. countless children caught in the chaos. abc's mary bruce reports in from the border between hungary and serbia tonight. >> reporter: the standoff on the border tonight, erupting. desperate refugees breaking through the gate, trying to force their way into hungary. only to be met by tear gas and water cannons. some of the most innocent caught in the middle. the refugees responding, hurling rocks and stones. this has now been going on for three hours. days of anger, frustration and exhaustion reaching a breaking point. beyond the gates, a human wall of force. and among the dejected refugees, i meet a lawyer from damascus. >> they put them lives in danger to arrive here. >> reporter: he tells me, now all their dreams are broken. david, even a

owen daniels for the touchdown! so daniels has had a few drops tonight, and he finally collects one and does it in the end zone to make it a two-possession lead. >> cris: it's one of those things that will never show up on the stat page, what peyton manning just did right there. he knew exactly where the pressure was going to come from. he redirected his offensive line. he moves to the right, hits the winning touchdown pass over the edge. he knew better than the detroit lions did what they were going to do on that play. >> al: and mcmanus now for the extra point. so with 2:28 left and only the two-minute warning to stop the clock for detroit, it's 24-12. >> cris: peyton is going to redirect his offensive line. he's going to tell them all to go that way. he's going to leave that guy unblocked. he's going to come so what is peyton going to do? he's going to move that way and hit the route down here in the corner. understood exactly what was coming for him. just moved away from it and hit the winning touchdown pass. i

owen daniels for the touchdown! so daniels has had a few drops tonight, and he finally collects one and does it in the end zone to make it a two-possession lead. >> cris: it's one of those things that will never show up on the stat page, what peyton manning just did right there. he knew exactly where the pressure was going to come from. he redirected his offensive line. he moves to the right, hits the winning touchdown pass over the edge. he knew better than the detroit lions did what they were going to do on that play. >> al: and mcmanus now for the extra point. so with 2:28 left and only the two-minute warning to stop the clock for detroit, it's 24-12. >> cris: peyton is going to redirect his offensive line. he's going to tell them all to go that way. he's going to leave that guy unblocked. he's going to come so what is peyton going to do? he's going to move that way and hit the route down here in the corner. understood exactly what was coming for him. just moved away from it and hit the winning touchdown pass. i

the beating and stabbing death was committed by her boyfriend, gregory owen.al, owen got a lesser sentence life without the possibility of parole. the disparity between his and hers, is evidence of a flawed judicial system. there was also life at her conviction in which she turned to her faith, studied theology and counselled fellow prisoners. in a strange twist, two previous execution dates were postponed. one by a winter storm t. other the chemicals that made up her lethal injection looked cloudy. she earns two very different distinctions the first woman executed in georgia in 70 years and the last woman on georgia's death row. martin savage, cnn center, atlanta. >> thank you martin for that. more breaking news this morning the kentucky county clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples says she met privately with the pope last week during his u.s. visit. that's a word from her lawyers. lawyers for kim davis, who say she hand her husband spend ten minutes with pope francis at the vatican embassy in walk. >>> liberty counsel matt stave

abc's ryan owens in houston this morning. >> reporter: a school bus tossed on its side. a mangled mess of metal after going over this overpass and crashing on the street below barely missing cars. >> it started flipping. it flipped over to the embankment. >> reporter: two students are killed, two others plus the bus driver still in the hospital. the four teenagers were headed to this houston high school, where grief counselors are now assisting classmates of the 14 and 17-year-old girls killed. her principal remembering a motivated freshman. >> her goal was to graduate from high school and make something of herself. that's what she told me. >> reporter: police say the driver of a buick, herself a houston teacher, changed lanes at about 7:00 this morning, hitting the bus. the bus driver, who the district says has a clean driving record, then veered into the guardrail and off the overpass. up there you see what's left of the guardrail. and this gives you a good idea of just how far that bus tumbled down here to the street. prosecutors are now working to determine if the dr

david owen stays with us.ere for next hour. coming up, could the u.s. government shutdown yet again? congress is getting down to the wire on this issue. we will tell you what has to happen to keep the lights on. stay tuned for that story, up next. ♪ guy: 6:45 in london, if you're just waking up, these are the stories need to know. stock markets are on track for the worst quarter since 2011. the all country world index -- investment sentiment, the shanghai composite dumped 29%. the worst performance of any major index this quarter. glencore rallies as much as 80% in hong kong trading overnight. it track a 70% jump in london yesterday. this is after the country said he can withstand current conditions, but it will have debt index, according to people familiar with the matter. a offer the suv in california. created thee fittiest suv ever. it is five stars every category. [applause] guy: weirdest wondering here on set whether that actually looks like an suv? let us know your thoughts, send us your thoughts on twit

others calling for gissendaner's life to be spared say her sentence was harsher than greg owen's, the man who carried out the killing and is serving life. >> she's not a danger to anyone. >> reporter: her relatives say she gave her husband no rights, no choices, no opportunity to live his life. his life was not hers to take. dan schenamen, nbc news. >>> well it was an explosive day on capitol hill with arguments over one of this country's most politically divisive programs, planned parenthood. its president went before the house oversight and government reform committee giving a big stage to high profile lawmakers on both sides of the debate. nbc's kelly o'donnell reports. >> reporter: the president of planned parenthood, cecile richards, faced five hours of tense -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i won't. >> reporter: -- sometimes confrontational questioning. >> you can't tell me how much you actually make from abortions? you can't give that number? >> i can't tell you -- >> you can't tell me how much you actually make from abortions. >> reporter: planned parenthood is under pol

dave owens is about to get ♪ >>> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by verizon fios. game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> dudes with honey do lists, you had a good excuse today, right? please let me high pressure -- help you out. deb, leave your men alone until january, right? a new era beginning for the skins, too robert griffin deactivated which means kirk cousins not looking over his shoulder, today cousins getting his career start and he was really helped out by his offensive line and his running backs and they gassed the dolphins' defense much of the 1st half and then cousins added this touchdown pass to jordan reed and all looked well. then penalties and special teams doing in the burgundy and gold in the 2nd half. i'll tell you coming up we've got fulllocker room reaction including some updates on some injuries as well. >>> ravens in the rocky mountains against the broncos, defensive battle and it looked like baltimore had the upper hand when jimmy smith stole this rock and took it all the way to the house, but joe flacco gives away, too

owen was sentenced to life in prison as part of a plea deal for testifying against her. pope francis last week called for an end to the death penalty. >> every life is sacred. >> reporter: in a statement from the vatican, a papal representative said officials should, quote, commute the sentence to one that better expresses justice and mercy. the state clemency board denied the appeal without explanation. the family of her late husband, doug, released a statement saying, courts had given his wife more rights than she gave him. yet, supporters fought to the end arguing that not only was gissendaner remorseful, she became a model prisoner study theology while in prison. >> every day i feel like my world is just falling apart. >> her children could have spent their mother's final hours with her. instead, they choose to continue appealing for her life, a friend said she left her children a final message. >> i love you. i'm so proud of you. >> another death row inmate, richard glossip is scheduled for execution this afternoon. his case went to the supreme court when the justic

she says she feels owens pain. >> look i'm tearing up because i really feel bad for this young man.r money for someone to come and take it. >> that's right. she says she has filed a report with memphis police. meanwhile she's going to let owens move into her apartment but she has told him he's got to tear up the fake lease and sign one of hers. >>> investigation is underway in massachusetts after police say someone claiming to represent the irs took a familiar exam to a whole new level. we've all probably had our share of unsolicited phone calls but the calls this woman was getting were more worrisome than the others. police say two scammers went as far as showing up at the woman's house after several phone calls went up answered. they told the homeowner that she owed money to the government and would be arrested if she did not pay up immediately. >> two people showed up in suits carrying what they said were irs badges. stated that they did have documentation that she did indeed oh the money then wanted it today. again they tried to pressure her, put a little bit of pressure hadn't

. >> reporter: to the family and big brother aiden, babies noah, owen and miles are triple the blessing>> i always say instead of hitting the money lottery we hit the genetic lottery. >> reporter: the three sons weighed in at birth under three pounds each. but now almost three months old they're thriving and the finleys leaving nothing to guesswork. >> right now we are color coding them. each baby has a different color. one of their toenails is painted that particular color and we like to keep them when we dress them in the same color for the day. >> reporter: showing signs of individuality. >> owen is like i don't know -- i'm sorry, i told you. i mixed it up. owen is kind of more outgoing already. >> reporter: now comes three of everything in time three college tuitions. by then, the finleys hope to ditch the color coding as their two colors come through. -- true colors come through. >>> up next, at 6:30, after waiting half a decade and enduring millions of dollars in mismanaged funds, the silver spring transit center opens this weekend. >>> a heavily traveled route in our region is be

for now though back to you guys in the studio. >> all right dave owens is slamming that salmon colored jacket. way to do it my friend. >> you know the socks match as well. >> yes, they always do. >> i want to show you the fedex on radar and nats park on radar with a couple of storms around as some of them will produce the locally heavy rain, but just in a different spot than what they were last time. a live look outside. that it is still 91 with a storm going on right now at the national winds out of the east at 13. and gusting to 17. so here is a look at the first alert doppler over the last hour as you can see it moving right down to the spur as these storms are gathering some strength once again, crossing over the beltway and some storms out to the west. still pretty heavy towards winchester, frequent lightning just to the south of winchester as you would go down i-81 southbound. we'll zoom in and that they will slow you down just a little bit. pretty good heavy rain now on the west side of 270. okay, moving towards potomac and bethesda, really heavy rain in through dc stretching in

he worked at a convenience store, and that's where he met patricia owens. he was 30, and she was 15. we had went out to eat, and we come home, and yaser told my mom, i want to marry your daughter. and my mom's, like, you've only known her for a couple week, and he said, yes, i know. i want to marry her. >> he convinced my mom and dad that his family had money, and i think there was a sense of -- my mom and dad thought, well, she'll be taken care of. >> she was very naÏve and very trusting and did not really understand how radically her life was going to change. >> he convinced this family that if you give me your 15-year-old daughter, she'll be in a better place. and this guy preyed upon that naivete. >> it was three or four times a week that he would hit me or kick me or, i knew, like, the things that would set him off. and i'd have to not do those things, like, if he was at home, i wasn't allowed to talk to my family on the phone unless he was up there and it was on speakerphone. and as time went by, he would threaten me, like if i said anything to anybod

owen boss has been covering this story for the "boston herald" and owen joins me now.hanks for being here, owen. so many disturbing aspects of this case. i want to play a little bit of what the prosecutor said in court and we'll talk about it. >> she's not just encouraging him, she is through technology taking part. it's as though she's there right next to him. >> on the flip side, the defense says roy took his own life and he's responsible for that. >> that's right. the allegations here are that she went beyond just trying to counsel him through his depression, that she started pressuring him and asking him why he heasn't taken his own life. the defense attorneys are saying this is protected free speech, that these text messages are not criminal. so it's really going to come down to whether what she did was considered criminal and whether or not you can charge her with involuntary manslaughter for it, which they'll have to prove that it was her reckless conduct that led to his death. >> there are also other aspects when carter allegedly sent this text message to a fri

. >> reporter: after serving in iraq and afghanistan, army owen is going on another risky situation.s of their own, they're trying to adopt ava and zoe from africa and bring them home to fort campbell, kentucky. the owens found the girls online in 2012 offered by celebrate children international, cci, a small adoption agency run by sue headberg. >> she's always looking out for the best interest of children. >> what was the story she tell you about where these girls came from? >> they were abandoned in a marketplace is what we told. >> the owens' noticed a serious discrepancy between the paperwork and pictures cci sent them. >> you bring this up to this person who is supposed to be representing you, and you're met with "stop." >> their concerns didn't stop. they learned ava and zoe had been shuttled between orphanages and the girls had developed a potentially deadly foot disease. they found out sue headberg organized a police raid to remove the sisters at the orphanage where they were being well cared for afoot surgery. >> the plan is to go with five police officers and take them, hop

. >> ryan owens has the outrage tonight. >> reporter: a 14-year-old hauled out by police in handcuffsime his clock. this home made maze of wires and circuit boards he built to impress his since teacher. >> they arrested me and told me that i committed a crime of a hoax bomb. >> reporter: this high school freshman loves to tinker with things electronic but his digital clock spooked his english teacher who told the principal who told police. >> this wouldn't be a question if he didn't have the mohammed name. >> reporter: they deny he was treated differently because he's muslim. they insist the clock with metal wires inside has no place at school. >> that's a suspicious device. we live in an age where you can't take things like that for school. >> reporter: the commander in chief sees it differently. president obama tweeting the teenager an invitation, cool clock amad, want to bring it to the white house? at a news conference late this afternoon, amad accepted. >> are you going to the white house, my friend? >> yes. >> reporter: despite all of the criticism, police here say you simply ca

the beating and stabbing death was committed by her boyfriend, gregory owen. in a separate trial. he got life with the possibility of parole. the disparity between his husband and hers is everyday of a flawed judicial system. there was also life after her conviction in which she studied theology and counselled fellow prisoners. in a strange twist, two previous execution dates were postponed. another the expert said the chemicals that made up her lethal injection looked cloudy. with her execution, she earns two very different distinctions the first woman executed in georgia in 70 years and the last woman on georgia's death row. martin savage, cnn center, atlanta. >>> kentucky county clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples met privately with the pope last week during his u.s. visit. that's what lawyers for kim davis are saying. they say she and her husband spent 20 minutes with pope francis at the vatican embassy if walk. she says in a statement i was quoted humbled to meet pope francis, he even asked me to pray for him. pope francis thanked me for my cou