and assigned to the saints simon and jude parish in whichester b worked in eight parishes since 1985. and vernon odom is live tonight. vernon? >> jim, so far this is it an internet scandal only, no known physical abuse. but tonight the chester county d.a. is asking the public to call its office if they have any, any evidence to that effect. tonight this man, mark haynes, age 55, a catholic priest for nearly 30 years is in the chester county prison unable to make $200,000 bail. he faces multiple counts of trafficking and kiddie porn. his most recent assignment was here as saints simon and jude parish in westtown. prosecutors were able to trace head kiddie porn account to this address. charged as posing as a young girl on instagram to send and receive child porn. >> so far the information we have is that everything is over the internet. what we are concerned about, this is a priest in eight different parishes with access to children at each one of those parishes. >> an undercover operation allegedly revealed that haynes set up an instagram account posing an a 14-year-old girl named kati

including possible merging with another parish or closing altogether.e was baptized here, received his first holy communion, even served as an altar boy. >> it's more than home. it's a great place. >> reporter: this sunday jeff, the youth pastor at saint kevin months in springfield preparing for the possibility of the parish that he's come to love -- >> it's going to hurt a little bit. >> reporter: may merge with another parish or even worse close altogether. just like anything in life you have to take a look at the big picture and see what could be refined or improved. >> reporter: 14 churches will undergo study to down size. some parishes will never, othe s will close. saint kevin, holy cross and st. francis of a sissy told of the impending changes. churches affected in montgomery county saint allophone suss, saint anthony of padua, st. joseph's saint wrath catherine, saint genevieve and holy martyr. all in port richmond are on the list for realignment. >> pre-school, my daughter was married here. >> lynn was devastated to hear the news. she's been go

there are 70 in the world right now. >> star of the sea parish as an administrator. why are you not a pastor. will they make you a pastor? is there a probationary time. >> administrator is a probation time but the policy of the archdiocese is only incard nated can become a pastor. >> sheer another word. incardination. what does that mean. >> the full member into the diocese. >> in the meantime you're taking care of the pastoral needs and one of the things i liked is that i saw on your website, which i believe is sf, no, excuse me, star of the sea church, sf.com. star of the sea church, sf.com. you can find out when masses are, the sack meant of reconciliation is and you offer concession or the sack meant of reconciliation before the daily masses even. >> that's right. we started doing that and the concession lines have grown. we had confession once a week before. now we have 15 times where you can go to confession a week. obviously more people are making use of that. >> i think it is wonderful to just know that you have that available. sometimes people get that, well

he most recently served at saints simon and jude parishes.e also worked at other parishes and investigators are looking into other cases. >> i don't know. it's sick. >> reporter: parishioners were angry this afternoon upon learning that one of their priests had been jailed for child pornography. father mark haines has lenly been here just over a year. last month, tipsters came forward with images discovered on instagram. >> they found two pictures of a girl under the age of 14 that was child pornography. >> reporter: chester county d.a. tom hogan says the postings were traced back to the rectory. they claim haines admitted to possessing and disseminating child pornography, that he did so between 50 and 100 times. >> as soon as we had a crime we could charge, we took this defendant off the street right away. >> reporter: in part because next door to the parish is a school. parents were visibly upset this afternoon upon learning the allegations. >> the last thing we want to do is have that person near a child. >> reporter: the archdiocese of ph

the saint nicholas parish was established by greek immigrants in 1916.01, about 70 families worshipped there and many orthodox and non-orthodox workers from the wall street area would come during the week to pray. when the towers fell on 9/11, the tiny church was crushed. only a few remnants were dug out of the rubble. two torn icons, a charred bible and some liturgical items including a twisted candelabra. >> it felt like we were losing a member of our community and something that as we have struggled to deal with it and struggled to mourn saint nicholas, it's something today we're very please and grateful to be here to start the rebuilding process. >> reporter: it's been a long time coming. for years, rebuilding plans were delayed because of a legal dispute between church officials and the port authority of new york and new jersey, which has overseen all rebuilding at ground zero. under a negotiated agreement, the new saint nicholas will be on a larger site just a short distance from its original location. the $38 million rebuild was designed by promin

haynes worked in eight parishes through his 30-year career in the archdiocese. in addition to saints simon and jude in westchester also st. anne's in phoenixville. and montgomery county he served at st. john of the cross in roseland. delaware county including st. pieous, our lady of perpetual health. and serving in doylestown and south hafmpton. he also worked at the office of youth and young adults at the metropolitan tribunal. the coverage of the priest's arrest wins on 6abc.com. you will see a full list of the parishes where he works and the probable cause statement and the complete statement from the archdiocese on this case right there, right now at 6abc.com. >>> a she -- three-alarm blaze kept them busy today on the avalon court. the fire ripped through the roof. not clear how many units were damaged but they say a few firefighters had to be treated at the scene for minor injuries. the cause remains under investigation. >>> the first nurse diagnosed with ebola spoke out after cleared from the deadly disease. the health officials are retracting the steps of

. >>> 14 more parishes are on the chopping block. the parishes of st. francis of assisi and others are being considered. st. katherine, st. genevieve and holy martyrs in orland. and st. george, and our lady health of christians could close. >>> it is almost time. the wait is over. it is football night. all eyes will be on the eagles. >> birds started the day tied in first place. they are hoping to hold onto the lead tonight. we have coverage of the big game. >>> first we begin with brittany shipp tracking the weather. >> it's going to be a beautiful night for football. you can see that the parking lot is packed. this is great for tailgating . we're seeing plenty of sunshine. for philadelphia, 62 degrees. the air is calm, humidity is at 44%. the game starts at 8:30. the clouds will continue to increase. by the fourth quarter we'll drop into the mid-50s. coming up, i'll be talking about a warming trend and unsettled weather. >>> let's go live to the eagles tailgate party outside the stadium. you've been talking to former eagles. how are they feeling? >> r

the at the end of the the study some of the parishes will merge, others will close. parishioners we spoke with said they are sad to hear the news but they understand with dwindling attendance that attendance is needed. >> extremely disappointed in the archdiocese. i understand their predicament but at the same time i'm not happy that it is happening here. >> the archdiocese will reviewing mend dayses by the parishes before making a final decision next spring. for a complete list of the churches being reviewed, go to our web site at my fox philly.com. >>> a at 4:07 if you or your kids use snap chat, a major warning this morning, why thousands of photos that are supposed to be deleted after sending them, are now being released. and then our sabina kuriakose closely following the ebola virus after another person in the united states, is now being treated, sabina. >> reporter: kerry, it is first time the virus has spread from person to person here in the u.s. now the race is on as officials try to figure out the breach in protocol that allowed a nurse to get sick. >>> al

i know of two new plants that have been built in old timmerlands one in morehouse parish and grant parish, making an alternative fuel used in the united kingdom. they're building rail cars in rapides and painting them in st. landry. i love all of this. i want to make sure that investments continue. >> ok, mr. brown, what is one thing you would do to create new jobs in the fifth district? >> well, let's be sure the federal government is providing the proper environment where jobs can prosper. we're the ninth poorest district in the nation. we have to do something to bring ourselves out of this rut. let's lower the capital gains rate and get rid of the gridlock and get the keystone pipeline improved so those jobs can be put to work and promote our own energy resources, so hundreds of thousands of high-paying jobs can be brought to the fifth district. it could be a $74 billion impact to the state of laos and $4 billion goes to the local and state tax covers. >> what would you do to create new jobs? >> my plan starts with eliminating capital gains tax. this would ignite capital invest in our

three parishes in warsaw offer special church service for singles.he idea is to meet your future partner in church instead of on the internet. she has been attending church services aimed at singles in the polish capital for a year now. it's apparently filling an unmet need. the pews are full. >> we don't just pray to the holy mother but also pray to those looking for a partner. >> the church service lasts 45 minutes. the father says the singles situation poland is serious and that he wants to help. >> there are around 5 million singles here in poland, and that's too many. if you have turned 40 and you are still single and happy about it, then either you have a psychological problem, or you are clueless. everyone wants a partner. it's natural to look for one. >> after the service, the singles can meet up for refreshments in the church cellar. slowly, people warm to one another and start to swap phone numbers. after 15 minutes, she is chatting with a 32 euro lawyer and also a lonely heart. so far, so good. they shared deep religious convictions, but a

new at 8 police in for the person and so then and cash for of food pantries south hayward church parish. sun broke into the building sought off 2700 block of 27 to happen sometime between sunday afternoon monday morning the thief stole a dodge van took cash even a handful bus passes parish uses the van to pick up deliver food to families in need. we feed approximately 200 people each of the four days we are open. and in order to get the food feed them and we need that van. >> : a lot of people asking the parish for help indicates they have 82 new applications just last month volunteers look of a trend figure of a plan to handle food deliveries now. in other news principle of procedures frustule out and run kelly all on bail out the 21 year-old found unconscious in his hotel room she appeared in court today >> : during kelly says the faculty students at the principal school are shocked by the allegations. >> : press the school told town across a year's tuition and a 40 grand. mix the allegations against a school principal seen even more concrete. so then a movie y'all think it could happ

simon and jude parish in west town township chester county since september of last year. he worked in eight parishes in the archdioceses since 1985. >> to limit the chance of ebola outbreak in the united states new jersey governor chris christie joined new york governor andrew quum owe tonight in ordering mandatory quarantine restrictions travelers that have had contact with ebola patients in west africa will be isolated 2 days. >> we're no longer relying on cdc standards there's new york, new jersey standards for this and we need new york, new jersey health officials to work with cd droxt make sure our standards are met before there's admission to either of our states. >> under the new policy a nurse returning from a medical trip to west africa was quarantined today newark lubty international airport. new jersey health officials say tonight while she had no symptoms when she arrived she has now developed a fever. >>> meanwhile in new york city the doctor who's ebola virus sparked these changes continues with treatment in manhattan. craig spencer is in "relatively stable

troubling part of the investigation is history of mark haines a priest who has been stationed at eight parish necessary four count business two leaves of absence since being ordained in the mid 80's. >> that is a red flag when a priest moves around between parishes. we are looking to see if there are any other victims out there. >> reporter: steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> archdiocese of philadelphia, and charges are serious and disturbing. the the archdiocese is cooperating full which law enforcement and remains committed to preventing child abuse as well as protecting children and young people entrusted to its care. child pornography is a scourge that must be eradicated. >>> sun made a welcome return today but as it sets on this friday evening, we wonder how much of it will we see this weekend? meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck with the first look at that, kathy. >> chris, clouds have rolled in here in center city philadelphia but still a perfect sunset. we will see a good deal of sunshine over the weekend but a lot of wind as well. winter sun today, temperature

the van at the south hayward parish is used to deliver food and it was stolen. group says sometime between 4:00 p.m. sunday and 8:00 a.m. monday someone broke into the facility on patrick avenue and made out with the van, cash and bus passes. without the van, operations at the parish are at a near standstill. >> but it gets through this week, maybe next week with volunteers after that. i'm not sure what we're going to do. we haven't been able to -- >> reporter: the parish serves about 100 families a day, 1,000 a week. >>> more than a million dollars worth of electronics were stolen over the weekend. the electronics were stolen at four businesses. investigators believe the same three -- the same suspects are behind the thefts. >> it takes them about 10 minutes to breakthrough that wall. >> reporter: surveillance video shows pieces of dry wall flying as thieves cut through it. it happened early saturday morning. two men are seen crawling perhaps to avoid motion detectors. it appears four men in hoodies were inside. they cut wires disconnecting the alarm system. yo

the archdiocese says it moved reverend mark haines out of his parish. chester county diss track attorney says haines is charged with disseminating images of child pornography. police say images of naked girls were found on an instagram account that appeared to belong to young girl but actually belonged to the 55 year old priest. haines was the vicker of saints simon and jude parish in west town township. the philadelphia archdiocese said it had no indication that haines was involved in any such activity. >> on your radar, a great weekend. scott williams is tracking the best day to get outside. hey, scott. >> looking pretty good actually both days, dawn, for the upcoming weekend as that nor'easter pulls iowa, but tomorrow will likel likely be br of the two days. upper 50s right now in center city. 44% is that humidity winds are a little calmer right now out of the west northwest. watch how the temperatures play out by tomorrow morning. low 40s north and west. mid 40s along the i-95 corridor and look what happens. by lunch time we're in the low 60s for ph

membership numbers and economic stability of the parish are the primary factors.al decisions will be announced sometime next year. >>> hundreds of people came out to an anti bullying vigil tonight in the central new jersey town rocked by a hazing scandal. those who took part in the vigil showed up to rally across from the high school where this years football season was canceled, after those allegations emerge. seven football players from sayreville high school were arrested on sex crime charges after prosecutors say that they brutalized several young players. tonight's event was designed to promote unity and healing within the community. >>> a crisp fall night out there to cap off a chilly weekend but temperatures are about to take a turn for toasty. meteorologist melissa magee is live with the first check of the accu weather forecast, hi there melissa. >> it was definitely cooler then normal today but the the good news is temperatures are a good four to 5 degrees above where they were this same time 24 hours ago. as lou at the numbers across the region, philadel

i'm not sure what we will do. >> the parish serves about 100 families a day. week. >>> a sacramento pastor is living on the streets to raise money for the homeless this winter. on september 29th pastor rick cole pledged to live homeless for two weeks. his goal to raise $100,000. well on monday cole announced he reached that goal. >> i feel like i'm being changed by being out here. the goal was to raise money to help people, but i feel like i'm going to be a better person for having had this experience. >> reporter: cole still plans to live on the streets until the end of the week. his fundraiser is part of a larger campaign in the sacramento area. >> great story. >>> time is 5:17. hey sal, everybody behaving at the toll plaza? >> i would say so, dave. i'm giving him the stamp of approval. let's go out and take a look at what we have. as you know, you have been regular commuter at this hour. this is about the time when it begins to change. another 10-15 minutes and you will see more people showing up at the toll plaza. if you want to get ahead of the crowd righ

parish feeds more than 2000 people each week. if safety inspect norse san francisco posted warnings today on hundreds of buildings. on his of the 380 soft story buildings not yet complied with the city retrofit requirements adopted last year. the city gave them until september 15 to return an initial inspection form completed by an architect or structural engineer outlining if the building was up to ked or work needed. officials estimate more than 4 thousandths buildings in the city need some type of retrofit work. >> men time we can after the napa earthquake cal-trans working hard to shore up and repair bridges that were damaged in wine country. today they showed us 4 bridges overpasses they have been working to repair. but this work more than fixing the quake damage. also about preparing for the next one. laura has that story. spm. >> 6 week after earth quick that took napa to the core. cal-trans tray to fix what the earth did to the area bridges. >> we call these the bridge abutt many. >>reporter: senior bridge jerry for cal-t

she what an arktive parishioner of saint gabriel's parish and [speaker not understood]. a gifted singer [speaker not understood] she developed and cultivated lifelong friendship with fellow members of the [speaker not understood] prayer group and the [speaker not understood] club. services were held this morning at saint gabriel's church. again, i do want to send my deepest condolances to her family, friend, all of her colleagues in the controller's office, and for both of these in memoriams i'd really like to request that we adjourn our meeting on behalf of the full board in memory of these two individuals and really encourage all of us to continue our work with the vision zero task force with all of our city departments to improve pedestrian safety for everyone in san francisco. thank you. >> colleagues, can i request -- supervisor tang has asked we make both of these in memoriams on behalf of the entire board. without objection, that should be the case. [gavel] >> thank you, supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. >> thank you, madam clerk. i have two item

it was a good way to market a parish of all commodity. commodity.le it was the lady 1880's when the industry got started in was very much it decentralized because it wasn't economical to transport the cans as far as you could take a buggy and a half hour or 40 minutes. >> that was our life, cheesemaking. it was an industry that had many changes. , when i was growing up there were 26 hundred cheese factories in wisconsin. now there are around 300. >> you can still see evidence of all these many cheese factories around wisconsin now. generally, farmers in the would build a cheese factory and higher a cheese maker and the cheese maker would work for the on shares. this created an adversarial relationship. the producers would adulterate their product with water. the did know i stress cheese maker who marketed their product to give them -- they didn't always trust the cheese maker who marketed their product to give them a fair payment. , consequently, because of the relationship was set up, the cheesemakers moved around a lot. as soon as they

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one in morehouse parish and grant parish, making an alternative fuel used in the united kingdom. that is a lot of jobs. they're building rail cars in rapides and painting them in st. landry. i love all of this. i want to make sure that investments continue. >> ok, mr. brown, what is one thing you would do to create new jobs in the fifth district? >> well, let's be sure the federal government is providing the proper environment where jobs can prosper. we're the ninth poorest district in the nation. we have to do something to bring ourselves out of this rut. let's lower the capital gains rate and get rid of the gridlock in washington and get the keystone pipeline improved so those jobs can be put to work and promote our own energy resources, so hundreds of thousands of high-paying jobs can be brought to the fifth district. it could be a $74 billion impact to the state of louisiana and $4 billion goes to the local and state tax covers. >> what would you do to create new jobs? >> my plan starts with eliminating capital gains tax. this would ignite capital invest in our economy. we ha

the south hayward parish, an interfaith commumity group.runs a food bank. on the 27-hundred block of patrick avenue. the van was taken sometime between sunday afternoon and monday morning. to feed approximately 2000 people every week we need that and to get the food. the food bank is looking for volunteers with trucks or vans which can help them pick up food and make deliveries. they're also taking donations to replace the stolen van. a woman from the bay area. says she wants to die with dignity -- on her own terms. 29-year-old brittany maynard has brain cancer. she launched a video campaign monday. pushing for laws to allow terminally-ill people to end their own lives. kron4's vicki liviakis says brittany moved to oregon from san francisco. because oregon is one of only 5 states which have passed the 'death with dignity' act. this is her story. after getting married is when i for started experiencing headaches, then i was diagnosed this past year with brain cancer. on new year's day of this year as diagnostic. i have the most aggressive, worst form of brai

one is in morehouse parish, and one is in grant parish, and they are making an alternative fuel being used in the united kingdom. that's a lot of jobs, and i understand they are building railcars. i love all of this, and i want to make sure that the investment continues. is one thing you would do to create new jobs in the fifth district? >> let's be sure the federal government is providing the proper environments are jobs can prosper in the district. we are the ninth poorest district in the nation. we got to do something to pull ourselves out of this rut. let's lower the corporate tax rate and the capital gains tax rate. let's eliminate some of the gridlock in washington, and most important the, let's get the keystone pipeline approved so the shops in south louisiana can be put to work. natural resources could be a $74 billion impact to the state of louisiana, and $4 billion goes to local and state tax coffers. >> what is one thing you will do to create new jobs for the fifth district? >> my plan to get the fit this trick back to work starts with a limiting the capital gains tax. seco

pat, and mysister, mother went to our parish on a sunday. one of the priests was a visiting priest and he started talking about -- i was over in man from i saw a young this parish, who was terribly wounded. and he sort of went on about it. all of my peers and new was that i had been wounded. was that parents knew i had been wounded. it was clear that it was a little serious, but not going to be horrible. and this priest was basically really, reallyas bad. of course, he was right. is ay sister, pat, who force of nature, she got up and priestck to wherever the came out of their garments. she said, who was that a boy? she said, do you know who it is? no, i do not know. she said, it may be my brother. -- i think pat in her him.leveled you come herecan and stand up in front of all of these people and start talking like this and not even know what you are talking about, with no advance warning or nothing? course,other, of realized when he was talking that it was probably me. she was crying and everything in the pew. do not mess with pat. it for yo

he served at eight different parishes since 1985, and they say he was using an instagram account to send child porn and used the screen name katie. and was exchanging lewd messages with a 14-year-old girl. investigators are working on identifying more potential victims today on "action news" at 4:00. >>> two students are facing charges following a fight and chaos that erupted at newark high school, in delaware. police used pepper spray to break up the melee, the school was evacuated for a bomb threat, and the pepper spray left students with eye irritations and they were treated at the scene and police swept the building for possible explosives and it was cleared. this just days after students were arrested for a fight at the high school. some parents are vowing to transfer their children. >> they had a bomb threat, and then a fight, he will not be returning to newark high, it's too much. >> two students are charged are disorderly conduct. >>> the friday night lights will be dark at century bucks west, the school has canceled the game because of hazing allegations involving the football t

unfortunately, the victim did parish in the hospital. >> victim's son and daughter were not seriously hurt. investigators believe an electrical problem started the fire. >>> police say he started a fire that destroyed more than a hundred homes in the town of weed and this morning the man believed responsible for the fire is behind bars. ronald bow marshal was arrested on felony arson charges. he was a person of interest throughout the investigation. the 516 acre fire destroyed almost 150 homes and structures in the small city of weed and more than 1,000 people were forced to evacuate for days. dozens of other homes were badly damaged. marshal is now being held on a quarter billion dollars of bail. >>> home again at last. that's the story for hundreds of people evacuated after the apple gate fire this week. they're being warned not to get too comfortable. the fire is 67% contained after four days of intense fighting. evacuatored homeowner say they are happy to be back but they remember the fear they felt when ordered to leave with only what they could carry in their cars. >> we were sc

. >> the emphasis of the document that they released, pushes down to the parish.recognizes that, how do we begin to help those divorced catholics be whole within the catholic faith? it's for the parish to embrace them and put in place the structure -- >> a very conservative father can be very tough. remember the movie "doubt"? the mothers afraid to tell the husband because he's kill the kid if he said he was gay. anyway, that will change. we didn't even get to the republican party and your platform, but we'll get there. [ all speak at once ] >> i think there are lessons for political parties in what this pope is doing, in recognizing that this is not about a party structure. leave those matters to the church and the community and the individuals to work out. you stick to your politics, and i think they'll be better off for it. >> i think they got enough to handle with abortion -- >> exactly. >> always something worthy of moral debate. great to have you on. your openness about this is wonderful. great we're talking about this. 10, 20 years ago, this wasn't somethin

. >> at the corner of taylor and parish in fairmount people feel safe walking their dogs and strolling through the neighborhood with their kids. so news that one of their neighbors had been severely beaten monday night right on his front stoop had folks worried. >> that's tragic. that's horrible. >> it's a shame you got to sit on your porch just sitting out side your house and somebody just walking by and doing that. >> reporter: the brutal attack happened around 8:30 when the 54 year old victim was sitting on his front steps reading a book on his iphone. four teenagers approached with hoodies on and began to pummel him. he yelled for help and a neighbor dialed 911. the teens ran off. >> for no reason they assault him. they assault him and they ultimately rob him taking his belongings backpack, iphone. >> reporter: police say the victim was taken to hahnemann hospital and underwent surgery tuesday. >> broken nose, broken jaw. again, just something that makes no zen at all. >> reporter: two of the teens were apprehend but that didn't stop long-time fairmount resident mark, from being co

. >> reporter: this father has been a parish in new york for 43 years and believes the growing popularity of mma is a sign of societial problem. >> jesus doesn't endorse violence. >> reporter: in his state, it's still illegal. he believes that churches should be held to a higher moral standard. >> you can't use nongospel values to reveal gospel values. it just doesn't go. nothing in the gospel in cage fighting. >> the body of christ. >> it doesn't occur to me that this would be a dilemma for anyone. >> reporter: but another pastor also featured in the film thinks fighting can serve a higher purpose. >> people are watching mma. i think that's where we should be. >> reporter: and he believes his brand of fight churches can fix another problem in today's society. >> i think the vast month jorty of problems in our culture is we have a bunch of cowards. we have taken away aggressive, competitiveness, they almost like females. >> reporter: do you think the christian church has become too fennel niced. >> i don't know if i would use that quote specifically. however, across the board, i think the

. >> at the corner of taylor and parish in fairmount, people feel safe walking their dogs and strolling through the neighborhood with their kids. so, news that one of their neighbors had been severely beaten monday night, right on his front stoop, had folks worried. >> that's real tragic. that's horrible. >> a shame, you have to sit on your porch, sit outside your house, somebody walking by and doing that. >> the brutal attack happened around 8:30, when the 54 year old victim was sitting on his front steps reading a book, on his iphone. four teenagers approached with hoodies on, and began to pummel him. he ran for help. neighbor dialed 911, the teens ran off. >> for no reason, they fought them, they ultimately rob him, taking his belongings, back pack, iphone. >> police say the victim was taken to hahnemann hospital, underwent surgery. >> broken nose, broken jaw, something that makes no sense at all. >> two of the teens were apprehended but that didn't stop long time fairmount resident mark breakman from being concerned. >> safe neighborhood, don't have to watch out all the time, now i

he's worked at nine different parishes since 1985. the d.a.tom hogan tells me that was immediately a red flag. they wanted to take him into custody right away, in part because there is a school right next to this church, as kecked with this parish. haines is being held in the chester county prison. he could not make bail. meantime, i'm still digging into what's happening next in the investigation. for now we're live in westtown township, chester county, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, matt. skyforce 10 over a fire that destroyed several apartments in voorhees, camden county. you can see flames shooting from the building at the club apartment homes. three police officers and a firefighter were injured trying to get out of this building. the officers and the firefighter were treated for smoke inhalation. they are expected to recover. officials say there was a fire at this same apartment complex in july from a lightning strike and today's weather conditions did not help the situation. >> you can see the wind gusting now, you know. as the

there will be debate in parishes over the next year and another meeting in october. nbc bay area news. >>> the giants are world series bound, and today manager bruce bochy announced madison bumgarner will be on the mound for game one on tuesday. he was just voted mvp of the national league championship period. hudson and then vogelsong will pitch. this moment in giant's history, surely a big one. this was the epic end to thursday night's game. it is that game that will send san francisco back to the world series. take a look at frank burke with this ball here. he's the one who caught it. burke actually gave the ball back when he heard that he wanted that ball back. he was given a signed bat in return, but it coronreturns. the team called him the next day and gave him four tickets to the first game of the world series friday. he is taking his wife, a friend who is recovering from chemotherapy, and one other very lucky person. >>> transit officials are expecting record-setting levels. thousands will head into the city. next week, bart plans to add more cars and run tra

simon and jude parish since september of last year. in criminal complaint, police said -- 150 images all traced back to the rectory, here at st.'s simon and jude. he posted -- and received lewd videos from someone he believed to be a 14-year-old girl. the archdiocese of philadelphia is calling the charges serious and disturbing. >>> the red cross is helping 16 families tonight after this fire gutted their apartments in east camden county, sky frs 10 over the club apartment complex on centennial boulevard just after noontime today. three police officers and a firefighter had to be treated for smoke inhalation. no word yet on a cause for that fire. a federal judge says no to legalized sports betting in new jersey, at least for now, the four major professional sports leagues and the ncaa went to court after governor christie signed a law that repealed -- today the judge granted a temporary request to stop it, the league's lawsuit on a permanent ban will proceed. >> ticket lines go up outside atlantic city's taj mahal casino hotel, union m

of there while they lowered him down, they oxygen pumping in because the little girl could have parished, but a strange day on the job when you're picked by what, your shoulder width? >> is he trained for this or somebody standing around that's small enough to fit into that well? was he a rescuer or just happened to be there? >> the little girl was immediately rushed to the hospital. you can see her sitting up like what's going on? >>> sometimes i get home sick, i miss asia ere now and again. there's another video from hong kong that takes me back to when i was a kid tvelinghrough the study going through the harbor tunnel, doing shopping, maybe eating food, they're doing this typical hong kong tourism stuff. >> but they go inside a lift elevator. they're carrying gopros, then you see they're wearing masks. actually, you guys have seen them before, it's the guy on the roof that went into that massive tower in shanghai, fascinating video above the clouds. they're at it again in hong kong. this time they're doing something a little bit different. they find a ladder up to the roof, and then

ordained in the mid 80's. >> that is a red flag for us when a priest moves around between parishes. we are looking to see if there are any other victims out there we would like them to call the chester county detectives and let us know. >> reporter: we reached out to the archdiocese of philadelphia on who sent us this statement. quote these charges are serious and disturbing. the archdiocese is cooperating fully with law enforcement regarding this matter and remains fur vently committed to preventing child sexual boost and preteching children and young people entrusted to its care. child pornography is the scourge that must be eradicated. the d.a. tells me that the archdiocese has been fully cooperative in this investigation. haines remains behind bars after failing to give a $200,000 for bail. that is latees from chester county, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. >>> breaking news officials say remains found in virginia are those of missing university of virginia student hanna graham. she disappeared september 13th, those remains were found last we

e-mail sent out today announce that had four parishes are being reviewed. they include, six in montgomery county, three in delaware county, five in philadelphia, and also are being looked at, all of them in port richmond. membership numbers and economic stability of the parish are the key factors. final decisions will be announced sometime next year. >>> time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee after a very lovely day. >> really nice day today. sun made a come back for second half of the weekend. temperatures will be climbing, for our week ahead. >> that is good news. >> we will show you what is going on outside across the the delaware and lehigh valley. 4 degrees warmer in philadelphia then it was same time 24 hours ago. 56 degrees in the city. up in allentown lehigh valley 45. chilly 37 in the poconos along at the coast and sea isle city coming in at 6o here's satellite six with action radar, we've got a partly cloudy sky for philadelphia and areas north and east. looking to the south and west and a lot of clouds are

james parish, jamaica. it's my journey home to find my roots.y began when i was very young, i was three months old when i was adopted by mom and dad. you took one look at my family and you knew there was something here that was a little different. i was the only black kid i knew or part black kid or brown kid anywhere. in canada, i had to go through the government if i wanted to search for my birth family. they connected with my birth mother's family. she was a wonderful woman that i didn't get to meet. i missed her by about a year. she lost a very brave battle with cancer and if i had found her when i started looking, she would have been in the throes of that period in her life and it would have been very difficult for her. but the fact is, all of what you see in front of you, the color of my skin, the curl of my hair, comes from my father's side, my birth father's side, and i don't know anything about him. a door has already been shut to me that way and i'm not going to force it open. beyond the fact of what it said on this piece of paper, tha

feet of the school and it is one thousand 5 hundred foot from the local schools and it the near the parish school the two dispensaries and the proposed dispresence are

. >>> and a priest at two local parishes facing pornography charges happen. and way more next. >>> and the two candidates in the senate race, we have that story coming up. >>> and those stories and more coming up next. for adam joseph, cecily tynan, jamie apody, rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm monic ♪ >>> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> it is friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on yet another school shooting. this time in the state of washington. students emerge from marysville-pilchuck high school high school today after a student opened fire in the cafeteria. one person was killed in addition to the student gunman who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. a total of four students were taken to the hospital. three are in very critical condition. the school is 30 miles north of seattle. in other words said nothing about what might have sparked the shooting, and nothing about the gunman or the wounded students. >>> e