they reported it to the state police who executed a search warrant on the parish. authorities have not commented on what exactly was in the envelope on if they expect par landte is involved. they told parishioners may 21st that he was being replaced. and then four days ago parl anti made his own announcement saying for pennsylvania few years my health has not recovered from my near death illness. i began medical leave to address my health issues. i asked archbishop to accept my resignation as pastor so i can totally devote my time to becoming well. walter and his family are members of the saint cornelius parish and said monsignor parl ant. >> he married my daughter a few years ago. he impressed me ago a very bright, intelligent, kind of a business guy as well as an excellent preacher. >> reporter: he has been priest for 35 years and was pastor at saint cornelius for 13 years. >> sad he won't be back. >> i didn't realize that so i'm surprised to hear it. i am. i thought he was excellent for the community. >> reporter: archdiocese has not said if there will be a futu

at a remarkable parish founded by slave holding families, where their ancestor now white, and black, worship together. >> regardless of color, or regardless of what brings to the table, to have someone desecrate the cemetery is very hurtful. >> st. thomas parish is a remarkable historic landmark. >> that was my mother-in-law. >> one reason the vandal attack here is so shocking. >> it hurts. it's just pure vandalism, and pure meanness. >> police investigators think who did this probably came into this gate through a vehicle, and went across the church yard, just toppling stones. it took some serious effort. these things weigh up to a took to knock them over. no known motive. >> it's random. there's two more over there. i just think they went down the line, and what they couldn't push over, they moved onto the next. >> this is our collective heritage. >> prince george's county is appealing for information to solve the crime. >> i take this as a personal affront. >> we have to put up cameras now, and we have to lock the gate. >> there are no security cameras here, or locks on the gate.

being sent to it was addressed to monsignor gregory parlant who is pastor of the saint cornelius parish. this follows at nunsment that the monsignor would not continue as pastor due to health issues. a letter posted on the church 's web site read in part for the past few years my health has not totally recovered from my near death illness this would not be in the best interest of the parish or myself to continue as a pastor. a lot of people are shocked. >> everyone loved him, he married us, baptized our kid, and basically, just surprise more than anything so hope he is okay and everythinges okay. >> there were calls for people in that community to the investigators at state police that they suspect illegal activity may be happening. parishioners have been informed they will get a new pastor monsignor david diamond gunge june 19th and investigators have not said what kind of drugs were found in the package who are who sent it. >>> 5:18. police released mug shot of the brother accused of attacking his seven year-old sister. eighteen year-old samir alfred is facing several charges includin

to parish instead of removing him. and there were accusations he himself was an abuser. >> there have been hundreds of investigations, and now for two years there has been relentless character assassination. asking reporters to withhold judgment and at thursday's scheduled mass cardinal pell absent and on leave starting immediately. the court will decide next week whether or not to release the details of the multiple charges, but all eyes are on july 18th where he will be back in australia in the courtroom. molly hunter, abc news, london. adrianna: back at home, police are searching for who ever shot and killed a man in northeast washington early this morning. it happened after midnight on 46th street. it -- police have a vague description of the gunman and the victim's name at this hour has not yet been released. adrianna: the body of a u.s. sailor killed in a collision involving the uss fitzgerald is coming back home to maryland. here are live pictures you can see. navy personnel specialist first class xavier martin

at a remarkable parish founded by slave holding families, where their ancestor now white, and black,ship together. >> regardless of color, or regardless of what brings to the table, to have someone desecrate the cemetery is very hurtful. >> st. thomas parish is a remarkable historic landmark. >> that was my mother-in-law. >> one reason the vandal attack here is so shocking. >> it hurts. it's just pure vandalism, and pure meanness. >> police investigators think who did this probably came into this gate through a vehicle, and went across the church yard, just toppling stones. it took some serious effort. these things weigh up to a

the archdiocese and the parish are both cooperating fully with authorities throughout the remainder of the investigation. in chadds ford, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >>> billing cosby sexual assault case his lawyers are now trying to exclude expert item about quaaludes and the behavior of sexual assault victims but the judge says he will not make any decisions until he swears in the jury. opening arguments of cosby's trial begins monday in montgomery county. prosecutors say he drug and molested temple university employee cana and degree ya constand in 2004 at his cheltenham home. >>> it is video that that will make any green thumb turn red. someone snatching flower pots right off people's front porch and who killed winnie maris. >> one of her friends is on the case and she's a retired thing she knows a thing or two about justice. you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate n

paul parish, they are building up the homes. you can see they're actually building a levee, an actual wall 4 1/2 feet up to keep the water from getting into this neighborhood. take a look at the water already. it's up to the edge of the bank. residents like eleno rodriguez taking no chances. >> when i look at the weather map and what it looks like, it's not good moisture stretching all the way to georgia, dozens evacuated from this flooded area in gwinnette county. >> eva pilgrim joins us tonight from st. paul's parish. and the barrier is nearly a mile long, eva? >> reporter: that's right, david. they will be working through the night to make sure this is ready. it's been raining here all month. the ground is already saturated so real concern where the rain is going to go. david? >> we are thinking about the people in new orleans tonight and across the gulf. let's get to rob marciano with a track of this thing. rob? >> hey, not a hurricane but it is a large storm. look how far north and east the storm extends. it's 200 miles fro

would not be in the best interest of the parish or myself to continue on as pastor. so, people there, were shocked >> everybody has loved him. he married us, baptized our kid, and basically just surprise more than anything. i just hope he is okay and have been everything is okay. >> people at that church were informed is there a new pastor , david diamond, who will be joining the parish toward end of the month, june 19th. investigators have not said what type of drugs were found in the package or who sent it. >>> pennsylvania gaming commission is looking high and low for, that suspect right there. >> so it was spotted near, several homes, even a play ground. fox 29's sabina kuriakose on bear patrol. >> reporter: it is not quite the quiet afternoon, the borg er family was going for. marisa quick outing with the kid took an unexpect turn when ... >> life guard came over and said there is a bear sighting do you want to come inside and maybe take some cover. >> reporter: take cover because, this small, 100-pound black bear was last seen in yard from where the borger chil

anthony parish/march against sharia organizer"some of the people that are protesting us are just going to try to shout us down and they're not willing to listen. but this is america and everyone's welcome." (justine) st. paul, minnesota, state troopers arrested about a half-dozen people. and in seattle police used tear gas to disperse rowdy demonstrators and 3 arrested3 people/. in santa clara county... protestors held dueling politically charged rallies near santana row... one side taking an anti-islamic law stance. the other side calling their participation a "unity rally." that group saying they were there to oppose what they perceived to be an anti-muslim rally. several hundred people showed up and the rallies lasted for about four hours.(sot) "i am fully in favor of muslim- americans. i am very grateful for muslims to come to the united states and adopt american values" the demonstrations remained peaceful, though at least one man was briefly detained by police, before being released. in the east bay.. a student says he was denied the chance to walk at graduation because he wanted

they reported it to the state police who executed a search warrant on the parish.not commented on what exactly was

means 62 parishes will survey half million catholics in six counties. diocese officials say they are making move because of population changes, congregation sizes, reduction in clergy and decline in revenue available to support the parisher. the merger goes into effect july 31st. >>> time right now 4:10. how about this one can you imagine a loud bang and then two hours of panic? this happened on the packed flight. >> like a washing machine. >> how terrifying. >> air scare for dozens of passengers as a plane shakes violently and guess what the pilot telling passengers to pray. >>> and then this... >> ♪ >> what a night, it was old school, was new school at bet award, reunion after reunion some of the hottest 90's acts all coming together we will play best moments all morning long, bob kelly. >> hey, gang good morning everybody. we have good news for you. the pedestrian bridge here in center city in front of the family court one between 18th and 19th is opened for business this morning, opened up that front door lets go outside and say good morning to the

and we have a head on crash on good year and parish. there's macarthur.n the red as you make your way from the maze to downtown san francisco. just under a 45-minute ride. >>> the folks in el sobrante said they heard a thunderstorm. we did have a stray thunderstorm across the north bay. and clouds are a direct result of the thunderstorms. sorry, folks, i think the birds are signaling that they don't like this. i don't think they like this weather either. they're sending up a message. 60 in san francisco to 72 in san jose. and they nailed my car. we do have an advisory and warning in effect through thursday. terrible heat all the way. it's a prolonged period of temperatures in the triangles. the hottest days wednesday and thursday. >> that camera is going to get a nice cleaning. >> not good for people enjoying their breakfast. >> not good for the person who has to clean the camera lens. >> have a great day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, june 19th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." new terror in london. a driver plows hi van

today the parish leaders appear with the chief of police hank stawinski to appeal for information andor those who did this to come forward. >> we pray for the individuals that did this. they will hopefully learn serious life lessons over this. we will hear what the chief of police says about this. this hurts him. brad bell, abc7 news. alison: thank you. checking our top stories, the c.e.o. of prince george's county public schools joined the maryland governor hogan asking for an independent investigation in the allegation of grade fixing. today c.e.o. maxwell and the nine board members sent a letter to the state superintendent denying the allegation of wrongdoing. the state board of education that investigated a similar claim plans to hire on outside investigator. this afternoon the senators meet with president trump at the white house to discuss a way forward. >> new information about the man police charged in the murder of nabra hassanen. a week before the order a woman went to the emergency room claiming that darwin martinez torres assaulted her and said that he was a member of the

were informed a that a new pastor monsignr david diamond will join the parish on june 19th.investigators have not said what type of drugs were found in the package who are who sent it. >> wow. all right. >>> the judge in the bill cosby sexual assault case says he won't make any decisions about what evidence can be used in the trial until he swears in the jury. that is just days away now. cosby's lawyers are trying to exclude expert testimony about quaaludes and the behavior of sexual assault victims, opening arguments in the cosby trial begin monday in montgomery county, moorestown probably our number one story on monday because media from all over the world invading fail this weekend. >> all of those hearings, different times we have covered this lead up to this moment. this is it. this is trial and this is when it begins. >> june 5th. >> it is finally here. >> 7:34. >>> inform penn state university president graham spanier will be sentenced in his role in the jerry sandusky scandal. jury convicted him of child endangerment in march. after he mishandled a report claiming fo

he was accused of moving pedophile priest from parish to parish and not reporting them. then it's claimed he was an abuser and he has strongly denied the allegations. >> this has been under investigation now for two years. there has been relentless character assassination. >> on thursday's mass, cardinal pel was absent. the court will decide whether to release the details of the multiple charges but all eyes on july 18 where he will be in australia in the courtroom. molly hunter, abc news, london. nancy: the cost of borrowing money is leveling off. alison: the average rate is above where we were a year ago. meaning a loan will cost thousands of dollars more this summer. nancy: ongoing criticism and joke about many millennials they can't buy a house because they are addicted to avocado toast brunches. i love them, that should be said on the record. online lender sofi is now making is it you don't have to choose. it's offering a month's worth of ofca doe toast to anyone -- avocado toast to anyone taking out a mortgage. anyone accused of a loa receive avocado and bread in t

. >> omar sanchez is in charge of a parish with an orphanage that cares for children and adults who haveeru because they have severe disabilities. >> we care for kids and older people who are abandoned. they are mentally disabled, down syndrome, autism, psychiatric problems, and when they have terminal illnesses, too. >> this little girl has down syndrome. and what is her name? >> lucia. >> lucia. and lucia's father tried to kill her? >> yeah, he tried to kill her, but she's already healed. and she's receiving a lot of love and hugs and kisses. [ smooching ] >> vida usa invited us to peru to see a few of the nearly 100 facilities it's helping. vida is based in emeryville, california, and collects surplus medical equipment and supplies from bay area hospitals, including stanford and kaiser. then, vida ships the products to their chapter in lima for distribution. >> we asked them for help, and they offered us help very, very fast, very, very easy, and very, very important for us. >> my parish in santa maria, where i live, and the kids come once a month to sort and help organize the boxes.

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saint josephine will merge into sacred heart parish. catholic schools will not be affected by the reorganization. >>> americans are expected to hit the roads in record numbers for independence day. more than 44 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home during the july 4th holiday weekend. that represents a 3% increase from last year. the airports will be crowded, but most travelers will go by car with the cheapest gas at the start of the summer in 12 years. business is booming at the home of so-called belly filler thanks to sixers draft pick markell fultz. fultz gave a shoutout to larry steaks when he was on jimmy kimmel live on thursday. he has been around since 1956 and has two locations in philadelphia. the owner said he would be happy to personally make the sixers player a cheese steak anytime he stops by. >> i'm going to cook one special for him on the grill. >> larry steaks has a list of nba fans, philadelphia native, kobe bryant and alan iverson has been seen eating at the shop in the past. 7:40 a.m., we're coming ri

one life was lost during this fire, a resident parish. believe the apartment fire may have started in his unit. jay korff, abc 7 news. in an: new development case that sent shockwaves through the local muslim community, a teenager found murdered not far from her mosque. jonathan: there is new information about the suspect involved, including possible gang ties and other crimes. anna-lysa gayle has the details. anna-lysa: this week we are learning more about the suspect charged with murdering 17-year-old nabra hassanen. released to "the wash to post," which claimed that -- to the "washington post," which claims that darwom torres sexually assaulted another woman one week before he attacked nabra hassanen. we were told that he is a member of the ms-13 gang. him. just had a look about just like he could be on a gang. anna-lysa: the woman did not press charges against torres in connection with the domestic incident, but because a child involved, the hospital contacted the police. fairfax county police said they thought that road rage was the

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won't be returning parishioners were informed a new pastor monsignor david diamond will join the parish on june 19th. investigators have not said what type of drugs were found in the package or who sent it. >> as our shawnette wilson tells us, the archdiocese is cooperating in this investigation. >>> the bill cosby sexual assault case his lawyers are now trying to exclude expert testimony about quail quaaludes and behavior of sexual assault victims. but the judge says he will not make any decisions until he swears in the jury. opening arguments begin monday in montgomery county. prosecutors say he drugged and molested temple university employee andrea constand in 2004 at his cheltenham home. >>> dude is just creepy lurking, sneaking up on stranger's porch. he's got his eye on something but bruce the homeowner steals the show. >> reporter: yeah, i've been interview crime victims for whole lost years i don't know if i've ever heard the perspective offered by kathy sullivan. you'll get a better idea of what i'm talking about in just a couple of minutes. >> wearing just his teenaged mutant

a parish employee opened the package, immediately notified police.h the parish and the archdioces are cooperating fully with law enforcement. >>> and, in the times herald, historical society of montgomery county has been award add $4,000 grant. the historical society uses collections and historic sites to showcase history every montgomery county and its contributions to the state and country. >> in the burlington county times, international night at the pope john paul regional school in willingboro. it put the spotlight on ten countries, with student performing traditional dances, making traditional foods. visitors got the opportunity to learn about the history and culture of each country. >> and that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> rahel, this is surely a funny one. some painters take a break at very bad time. >> wait until you see their half finished job, not paying attention to the tv now, take a look, watertown, in the town of wisconsin looks like this wednesday afternoon, until about thursday morning. you see

responsibility and authority on these matters to ensure that in their dioceses and right across the parishesf the church, our policies and procedures are as robust and as effective as they can be. peter saunders, founder of the national association for people abused in childhood joins us from kent via webcam. peter, thank you for being with us. first of all, what do you make of the report? good evening. i haven't read the report in detail. what i have read is obviously very disturbing, the idea that the church, senior officials in the church, senior officials in the church colluded to protect a child abuser. i can't think of anything worse in fact. if you can't trust an institution like the church on such an important issue, then what can you trust it to do? i'm mindful of the fact that peter ball, the convicted abuser, is now a free man. he was released some months ago and the people who suffered, the victims of these crimes, live with the consequences for the rest of their days, so it was interesting to hear the bishop then just days, so it was interesting to hear the bishop thenjust menti

his angels parish, a race to protect homes. these workers building a levee for .5 feet tall and more than a mile long to try to keep the water out of their neighborhood. at the grocery store, a familiar scene before these sort of storms. people stocking up. statuss not hurricane yet, so they are laying low. fortunately for us, we won't get hit with any of that rough weather. sunny skies are all around town for us. molly cochran is your with a look at your forecast. molly: good afternoon. we're looking at those bright sunny skies this afternoon in arlington, 83 degrees. afternoon. elsewhere, upper 80's for leesburg. 82 in frederick. 84 in the d.c. metro. here's a look at live doppler. not too much to report. we could be tracking a stray shower or thunderstorm later today, especially near the mason-dixon line. and a fewme clouds sprinkles off to the north, but that is pretty much it moving forward today. notice our daytime high just flirting with 90. it will feel quite warm, especially with the sunshine beating down through about

. >>> camden diocese said effective july 31, 6 parishes will merge into three. saint anthony of padua will merge into saint joseph. all churches will remain open during the transition, catholic schools will not be affected by the reorganization. >>> police arrested the man wanted in pennsylvania in connection with the murder of his father on father's day, he was captured in new jersey. officers arrested this man in atlantic city. his father was found beaten to death in his ryan township home on monday. his wallet and his car had been stolen. his wife is a schuylkill county treasurer, the suspect is being held at the atlantic county justice facility. >>> the corruption trial of philadelphia district seth williams has been put on pause for the weekend. bucks county businessman muhammad ali pleaded guilty to bribery testified yesterday in hopes of a reduced sentence. yesterday, a human resources official took to the stand saying williams failed to meet drivers meet --s in disclosing gifts from ali. williams faces 20 counts of bribery and fraud. >>> the opioid battl

thomas parish, men that fought in the american revolution and the war of 1812. >> it hurts. just pure vandalism and meanness. >> we put lock the great. and wouldn't you know, the church members say they are prayer if who did this. if you have any information help identify the vandals. >>> didn't have enough support and right after they head for the white house with a meeting for the president. did he give them the political support they need for the road ahead? not exactly. >> this will be great if we get it done and if we don't get it done, it is something we are not going to like and that's okay and i understand that very well. >> those seated around him didn't look too happy about being there, delaying the vote or maybe the bill itself. so what comes next? majority leader mitch mcconnell wants a rewritten bill by they take the 4th of july break. >>> rallying supporters in a bid to win the international gay game in 2022. that would draw 15,000 athletes and 100,000 spectators to the region along with 100 million of their money. we are going to find out in october whether dc

. >> omar sanchez is in charge of a parish with an orphanage that cares for children and adults who havebecause they have severe disabilities. >> we care for kids and older people who are abandoned. they are mentally disabled, down syndrome, autism, psychiatric problems, and when they have terminal illnesses, too. >> this little girl has down syndrome. and what is her name? >> lucia. >> lucia. and lucia's father tried to kill her? >> yeah, he tried to kill her, but she's already healed. and she's receiving a lot of love and hugs and kisses. [ smooching ] >> vida usa invited us to peru to see a few of the nearly 100 facilities it's helping. vida is based in emeryville, california, and collects surplus medical equipment and supplies from bay area hospitals, including stanford and kaiser. then, vida ships the products to their chapter in lima for distribution. >> we asked them for help, and they offered us help very, very fast, very, very easy, and very, very important for us. >> my parish in santa maria, where i live, and the kids come once a month to sort and help organize the boxes. >> t

i heard a bishop speak about returning to his home parish in mosul and celebrating easter sunday. there's no roof on the church. the walls were falling down. but the anthems of faith rose. it had to be a glorious service. it's heartbreaking to think that the christian population in syria alone has plummeted from a quarter of a million to only 500,000 in just the past six years. whether in mosul in iraq or in syria, followers of christ have fallen by 80% from the last decade and a half. this must end. this will end. [applause] v.p. pence: carl anderson and the knights of columbus, let me say thank you for your extraordinary work caring for the persecuted. and to mother olga, let me personally thank you. for raising your voice on behalf of victims of persecution in your homeland and across the middle east. let me promise all of you, this administration hears you. this president stands with you. our administration is fully committed to bringing relief and comfort to believers in that ancient land and under president donald trump, america will continue to condemn persecution of any fa

reporter: the next day, father krzysztof visits his colleague in the neighboring parish.e's launched a mobile spiritual care service, too. he gets around in a trabant, a car from former east germany -- but the redesign is almost exactly the same as the fiat. maciej: my trabant used to be white. now it's matt-black. reporter: the priest points out that some of it's coming off. he's treated his own car with silicon. two priests talking auto shop -- certainly not your everyday clergy conversation. maciej: your car's already rusting. krzysztof: not yours, because it's made of cardboard. reporter: an old joke among friends. and another old acquaintance with a new purpose -- darth vader, here, is working for a good cause. michelle: that's it for today, thank you for watching. let us know your thoughts by sending me a tweet or visiting our facebook page, "dw stories." until next time, goodbye. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] - [voiceover] up next it's music city roots live

dozens stopped by the congressman's parish and donated blood. >> i think it's nice thing they do. plus i'm sure a lot of other people will benefit from all of this too. >> it's a great feeling to know when there's tragedy striking we can come together as community and help people. >> donations won't go directly to congressman scalise they will stay in southern lieu how to help those in need. >> time now 5:16 turning to the forecast. >> katie tracking storms. we can see some of that. >> indeed we are. >> this looks like a pretty busy weather day and not on our side of the day. many afternoon and evening concerns in the city any way you don't have to worry about storms in strength or severe possibility until early evening. so 7, 8:00ish is timing we're expecting for city of philadelphia and we will in fact time that out stick with me here. i want to show you storm scan to get underway the leading edge of a potent cold front and it's not going to knock the temperatures back a ton tomorrow but it's battling extensive heat and extensive humidity and moisture content in the atmosphere w

parish military situation they should not be trying to stake out a specific territory of syria which is undermines its territorial and integrity and sovereignty. for the ukraine crisis. and your question on the normandy for group again we have the minsk accords. we've been hearing reports of new ideas but we believe. really doesn't make sense the minsk accords have been approved by the un security council the a very specific the non-ambiguous and they just need to be implemented and we hope the normandy for group will relaunch its activities and we will draw the attention of our foreign partners including in france and germany to this fact they subscribed to these accords and again they have a lot of leverage over kiev authorities and we hope to we will be ready to. do our share. so you would. like to ask this question first and foremost and produce a credible garment and we. will welcome the meeting between the presidents of russia and the usa you and the. celebrity. would be only very strange and if they. didn't meet be there the same place had to say my hotel city it would be very

the fact that the parish deal -- the paris deal hamstrings the united states while empowering some of the world's top polluting countries should dispel any doubt as to the real reason why foreign lobbyists wish to keep our magnificent country tied up and down down by this agreement. it is to give their country and economic edge over the united states. that's not going to happen while i am president. i'm sorry. [cheers and applause] my job as president is to do everything within my power to give america a level playing field, and to create the economic regulatory and tax structures that make america the most prosperous and productive country on earth. and with the highest standard of standardd the highest of environmental protection. our tax bill is moving along in congress and i believe it is doing very well. i think a lot of people will be pleasantly surprised. the republicans are working very, very hard. we would love to have support from the democrats, but we may have to go it alone. but it is going very well. handicapsagreement the united states economy in order to win praise from

people in louisiana are bracing for possible flooding, sandbags are being handed out in several parishes. tropical systems in the gulf could dump several inches of rain on louisiana this week. emergency crews are pumping down local drainage canals and removing debris to make room for potential avhey rain. preparations are also being made to close seawall gates if the tides get too high. severe flooding has already arrived in north carolina. heavy rain already saturated ground in greensboro overnight. that led to flash flooding of creeks, streams and low lying areas. several cars were abandoned and stuck in high water. >>> a completely different issue out west, an excessive heat warning in arizona is now in effect through sunday. scorching temperatures well over 100 degrees are forcing some airlines in phoenix to cancel flights. chris van cleave has more on the intense heat wave. >> phoenix is known as the valley of the sun, but right now it feels more like the surface of the sun prompting an excessive heat warning for southern arizona for the rest of the week. >> don't try to beat the he

parish power plant southwest of houston, they are piling up coal, getting ready for another long, hotgressively air- conditioned summer. one of the largest fossil fuel power plants in the country, parish can generate about one-fifth of the city's electricity, using coal- and gas-fired turbines. and, it is leading the nation down a promising, yet problematic path. here, they are trying to make "clean coal" more than a political slogan. mauricio gutierrez is c.e.o. of nrg, owner of the plant. >> we built the world's largest carbon capture system on an existing coal-fired power plant. it is the first commercial-scale facility of this kind in the united states. >> reporter: they are capturing and storing carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas that is the main driver of global warming. this is prompting some unexpected support from members of the trump administration, many of them climate change deniers. listen to energy secretary rick perry at the ceremonial opening in april: >> i think the solutions to many of the challenges that we have in the world today are displayed behind me. >> reporte

julie's parish one of the churches helping the homeless. this new order de unanimous allows churches to house 50 people at once. they can stay at six months at a time. >>> it is 4:50 right now. june is immigrant heritage month and san francisco wants to close the month with a big estroent celebrate immigrants and the contributions they contribute to society. it's called i am immigrant. community members, tech leaders and mayor ed lee will all be there. that event starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> and happening today, the 49ers kick off their second annual summer can camp for south bay students. it's a three-day event to teach the science of sports and football and life skills. it starts at the fourpt 49ers training center? santa clara. >>> a shootout on a bus in maryland that almost too real to believe. >> drop the gun. >> the entire ordeal caught from several camera angles. that's coming up. >>> also happening right now we're getting a better picture this morning of the scene after severe storms and at least a tornadotor through the midwes

he is the first choice candidate of the crystal palace chairman steve parrish and he told parish thatst choice so crystal palace were his first choice so it seems mutually agreed on that front. he will succeed the sam alla rdyce front. he will succeed the sam allardyce who front. he will succeed the sam alla rdyce who left front. he will succeed the sam allardyce who left it a surprise move at the end of last season after reading powers to survival. he will be back in work after leading inter milan. that was his most recentjob thatis milan. that was his most recentjob that is registered 85 days in, a job to forget. it took him from the frame for the likes of liverpool, tom hampton everton to this crystal palace position will stop previously, he was the ajax manager. he spent eight years there and between 2010 and 2016, consecutive dutch titles and really impressed in that spell. he impressed crystal palace with his knowledge of the club, his vision for their style of football and he shall burn a lot of respects, i am told, and he was also very humble and shows humility despite his vas

a lot of rain down here through the parishes of louisiana southeastern texas as you might expect but all the rain is extending up into the tennessee river valley as well and this feed of moisture, you see it coming into the new orleans area there, south even louisiana and up into parts of alabama and southern mississippi. that will feed of moisture goes all the way down and touches basically down around the equator, so there's plenty of available moisture that's getting pulled into this storm and it's slowly moving. rain is the big problem. there will be some localized rain down there in its path maybe 12 to 15-inches of rain. in terms of how much rain through saturday night, look at northern sections of louisiana up into arkansas and as it interacts there on the higher elevations of arkansas then pulls out into the tennessee river valley, the ohio river valley and that's going to rain and it kind of moves in our direction as this remnant low pressure system. it looks like the heaviest rain we're going get from what's left over from cindy will be friday night into saturday morning, m

bernard parish. some extend 200 feet underground and new state of the art pump stations so powerful combined they could fill the soup dome with water in less than 90 seconds. >> and forecasters say that right now the storm could weaken by the time is makes landfall tonight and we are told that the storm is so powerful storm warnings now stretch into georgia. >>> well, the search is on for the person that wore a halloween mask during an attempted armed robbery in florida. video shows the suspect walk into the grocery store on the 1400 block of south street in philadelphia. once inside of the store the suspect pulls out a handgun and the employees begin to scream and then the suspect ran out without taking anything. anyone with information is asked to can't police. >> there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30. queen elizabeth stopped by the new parliament to outline the united kingdom's government agenda. >> and vaccines are not just to keep babies healthy, older children need them too. important v

charles parish, a race to protect homes. these working building a levee 4 and a half feet tall more than a mile long to keep the water out of their neighborhood. at the grocery store a f scene before these sort of storms. people stocking up. >> i think it's a part of life and people are relaxed not a hurricane storm so they're laying low. >> reporter: it's going to be a long 24 to 48 hours in the gulf states. it's been a rough 48 hours out west. more record or near record temperatures are expected today in the southwest. las vegas yesterday hit 117 degrees. in phoenix it was 119. the extreme heat is making it hard to fight a massive fire about 100 miles east of los angeles. it has consumed 1200 acres and is only 10% contained at this hour. residents have been told to be ready to evacuate if the wins shift. >>> busy day on tap for the trump administration. president trump will be in iowa today to tour a college and attend a make america great again rally. his son-in-law jared kushner is heading to the mideast to meet with isr

masterpiece, a partnership, brought to life by tiffany's studio based on painting by philly native parish. >> the dream garden based on his guards never new hampshire. this is opaque glass, called savio glass, has a lot of spackle to it. >> restoration gets underway this summer to be complete by the ends of the year. >> once it is cleaned and repaired, it is probably going to look nearly as fabulous as it did 100 years ago. >> from inside the curtis, to out here on south street now, this is philadelphia's magic garden. >> spanning half a block, the grand installation is created when colorful glass bottles, tiles, thousands of mirrors, and more. >> we really describe it as walking into someone's diary, full of anxiety, love, and strange stories. >> it is all the brain child of philly native isiah, took him 14 years to complete. >> he actually squatted on these lots, and then slowly was working secretly, and it became this amazing magestic installation over time. >> the garden opened in 2008. roughly 136,000 people visited last year alone. eyewitnesses, to this spot's charm. >> oh, big -- o