and get into saint lux itself. hedge row to hedge row, fighting against german army paratroopers and survivors from the german army's 352nd infantry division, parts of which had been at omaha beach on dey day. this is another battle to extinction. hole to hole, hedge row to hedge row, and in terrible circumstances. sometimes in rain with losses like you wouldn't believe that if you're in a rifle company and started out say with 160 guys on july 10th, you're probably down to about 15 or 20 by july 18th. not everybody else is dead. the majority are wounded or have skulked away or something like that, but nonetheless, you're taking intense casualties, but the germans are even worse off. the americans get saint lux on july 18th and find it is really nothing more than a field of ruins. incredib incredibly tragic. the road is somewhat intact. but the problem is, engineers have to come in with bulldozers because there's so much rubble and move the rubble aside. and that makes the destruction even worse from the townspeopl

saints win over indy. have a great night, everybody. >> cbs sports thank you for watching this presentation of the national football league. >> rg3 struggles against the ravens. a community comes together to pray in memory of two three- year-old girls, young victims of domestic violence. and a pair of protests near saint louis. both calling for justice, exactly two weeks since an unarmed black teenager was shot to death by a white police officer. >>> today is the big first birthday bash for a special animal at the zoo. i have that for you coming up next. >> rg3 is getting a lot better. they better find some offense. that is the consensus tonight after three preseason games. quarterback robert griffin iii and the starters have still failed to score a touchdown. not a single touchdown. dave owens joins us live from baltimore with highlights and reaction. dave? >> reporter: i tell you what, if you are a redskins fan, i told you at 6:00, you would have one of two reactions after this game. one, i feel pretty g

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he crossed the alps into france and brought with him the mona lisa, the saint anne, and the saint johnthe baptist, all of which are now possessions of the louvre. he also brought his treasured notebooks. for the last three years of his life, leonardo lived here at the chateau du clos, an honored guest of the king of france. leonardo now turned entirely to studies of nature. in his last years, he was fascinated by the power of invisible forces. "the force of the wind can only be seen as it bends the trees above or sweeps the dust below. but the wind itself is never seen. the water churns and swirls and dashes waves against the shore, but the force that moves the water is only seen by its effect upon the water. it is not the movement of the wind itself, but the movement of things carried by it which alone is visible in the air," leonardo noted. if he could not see elemental forces, he could see the effects of elemental forces, searching for and seeing, as no man before him had ever seen, the invisible. leonardo saw the world ending in a deluge and swirling floods and thunderstorms. the w

and get into saint lux itself.hedge row to hedge row, fighting against german army para troopers and survivors from the german army's infantry division part of which had been at omaha beach on d-day. this is another battle to extinction. in terrible circumstances sometimes in rain with losses like you wouldn't believe that if you're in a rifle company and started without 160 companies on july 10th you're probably down to about 15 or 20 by july 18th. you're taking intense casualties but the german is worse off. the road is somewhat intact. engineers have to come in with bulldozers because there's so much rubble and move the rubble aside. the symbol of this american effort is embody in a guy named major thomas howie through the attrition of the battle became a battle lone commander. howie in civilian life had been an english teacher and football coach. and he was man of great intellect and great sensitivity. anybody who met him tended to like him except his addition commander never the most sensitive individual tende

there was a need in saint augustine for food. upon augustine relied exported food. wasas ordered and -- it sandy. y needed a reliable source of food. there were croplands around the site is far efficiency. the bread basket of the early: neil effort. it was important from that standpoint and also it was a fortified outpost halfway area.n one end of the it pray that security link as well in the feeling effort of the spanish to secure their order land. of this establishment site in this village, they continued on until it was burned 17 -- 1704. of there was anticipation it might be attacked by a column of native american allies of the ingush and a few english militia. in order to prevent the site from falling into the hands of [inaudible]is others burnt this mission to the ground. is thecular plaza here center. all the buildings around this plaza. there is -- the three main ingredients of the life of the .illage the catholicaza is church and the religious complex. the reason this pot was organized. here they are facing off each other, door-to-door. at the same time to

>> guest: well, i think in many ways saint guidance is the most personal interesting story.an immigrant shoemaker son india could go to work when he was 13, cutting cameos which was an art form or a craft, real consequence than. wearing cameos popular with women and men. and he learned the art of cameo cutting. also demonstrated that he has ability as an artist and sculptor beyond that. and his shoemaker father helped to pay for him to go to take some art courses at cooper union in new york, one of the first art schools. this is after the civil war when things had changed in the united states, as far as availability of training in art. and he went off to paris at age 19 to become a sculptor. he was the first american admitted to the bose arch. to be admitted was a true, like getting into one of the greatest of our universities today try let me ask you that question. what is the bose arts? >> guest: the school of art of architecture and sculpture in paris on the left bank. still there, same place where he went. he was admitted as a student in sculpture, and he studied in pari

earlier today supporters of officer wilson rallied in saint louis. shooting of the unarmed 18-year-old has touched off clashes with police but overnight it was peaceful in ferguson for the third night in a row. >>> here at home dozens gather d to pray for peace at love park in philadelphia. the family of alexis rivera were you among those calling for an end to the violence. he was shot a week and a half ago outside dell music center in strawberry mansion. he died the following day. his sister spoke to the crowd. >> whatever robbery they were trying to do, they robbed my brother's life. they robbed him from us. and i just don't understand. >> well, police are searching for this man wanted for questioning in connection with the murder. anyone with information about this case is asked to contact police right away. >>> and police do say that a mother shot her son during a violent confrontation in their germantown home. "eyewitness news" on the 5700 block of mcmann avenue. the 78-year-old mother told police that she shot her son in the stomach after he br

the blue route looking live, good morning to saint david's villanova. no problems at all here near route 30. now, this is the stretch where they're going to start working later on tonight milling and paving the stretch of the blue route from saint david's all the way down to route three, which is the west chester pike. crews still out with us on the pennsylvania turnpike this morning, between ft. washington and willow grove. until about 6:00 or so, they're out there with two of the three lanes blocked, east on 422, we go for fly, looking good between royersford, collegeville, headed in around the saint gabe zero gabriel's curve again light volume so far. we begin our monday morning working your way in toward king of prussia all of the bridges look fine at the moment. mass transit looking good, as well, with no reported delays, and for everyone coming back from the shore this morning, right into the office, looking good on the expressway, and the garden state parkway. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. developing story right now in our headlines

for protesters an heavy armed saint louis county police officers, tangled wednesday night. >> we justg up, don't shoot. >> reporter: the president himself stepped in. >> there is also no excuse for police to use excessive force against peaceful protests or to throw protesters in jail for lawfully exercising their first amendment rights. >> reporter: the governor of missouri also took a stand removing ferguson's police chief. the replacement, captain ron johnson of the highway patrol. he is from ferguson and is promising to change the tone of the saint louis suburb. >> this is my community. a lot of people i saw walking at the march are people that i know. people's homes i have been to. their kids have been in my homes. so the old saying i have a dog in the fire, i have a big dog in the fire. >> reporter: tonight, highway patrolmen shook hands at protesters and did not point guns at them. the case of 18-year-old michael brown has been handed over to the fbi with the family promised a transparent investigation. >> i think they are finally getting the message we are trying to get over to

coatsville, 51. 52 in saints david. in the city, 56 degrees. 54 in browns mills and 54 in glass bother -- glassboro. satellite and radar showing no problems there, the clouds are trying to erode as they come down in the region. we have high pressure up above, 9:00 a.m., 59 degrees, cool despite the sunshine, noon, 73. 3:00 p.m., 78 that will be the high for today. 6:00 p.m., 77 degrees. looking good for you for the afternoon as long as you like it, a little below average, matt. >> reporter: that's for sure. halfway through august, doesn't feel like it karen. good morning to you. it is, howfer, be -- however looking like 5:30 on the roads ways. the construction crews are clearing out by passyunk avenue in both directions. another portion of 76 the pennsylvania turnpike westbound by valley forge we had overnight work there, as well. those crews have packed you mean and left. we have the police activity in coatsville closing south 1st avenue between modena road and oak street. in oxford, chester county, there's a motorcycl

that's of course, saint mark's church in ferguson. family of michael brown expected to speak there in just about 20 minutes and they will talk about this autopsy they requested for their son. as i said, we'll bring it to you live as soon as it happens. a little bit more about that autopsy and its findings. it indicates brown was shot at least six times. two of the bullets apparently struck him in the head. forensic pathologist michael maiden did the autopsy. he's testified in a slew of high profile cases, including the murder trials of o.j. simpson and phil spector. >> michael brown's family has so many questions and they want an investigation that is separate from the state's. so they brought in a big name here, michael baden and they believe he's the one who can give them credible answers. >> seeking justice for their son, michael brown's family adds a high profile expert to their team. he has brought his expertise to the stand in a number of closely watched cases. he famously testified in o.j. simpson's murder trial. he was chairma

but i do like the new orleans saints. their way their defense under rob ryan emerged last year, couple that withdrew brees and sean payton's genius on offense, it's tough to beat. >> kevin: the falcons, looks like they may have lost their left tackle. the rookie, jake matthews, may be on the left side. andy reid and his kansas city chiefs got off to the 9-0 start. they made the playoffs, lost in the wild card crowned round blowing a big 28-hount lead. take a team that won two games two years ago and win 11 the very next year, that's something. whitaker again. how about kansas city's schedule and who they have. starting out of tennessee, they have a new coach in ken whisenhunt. denver -- >> john: in the afc west, the chargers are an emerging team but the broncos, they got embarrassed in the super bowl. they went and got t.j. ward and got talib. it th is a team that's motivated and talented. that's a tough schedule for the can city chiefs. >> and they play the seattle west, even on the victory formation we have a whistle. >

thank you, the good people of saint jerome's parish. to all my farm family here in western kentucky, it is great to be back at fancy farm. i want to begin by saying to the young people here today, i know you have been told your loud and too rowdy. but i'm happy you are here, and i'm happy to hear you. [cheers and applause]

but she was a saint. now, however, we look to the future. had a little quote in the speech last night from t.r. as you know, i kind of like to read books. i am not educated, but i do read books. [laughter] and the t.r. quote was a pretty good one. here is another one i found as i was reading, my last night in the white house, and this quote is about a young man. he was a young lawyer in new york. he had married a beautiful girl, and they had a lovely daughter, and then suddenly she died, and this is what he wrote. this was in his diary. he said, "she was beautiful in face and form and lovelier still in spirit. as a flower she grew and as a fair young flower she died. her life had been always in the sunshine. there had never come to her a single great sorrow. none ever knew her who did not love and revere her for her bright and sunny temper and her saintly unselfishness. fair, pure and joyous as a maiden, loving, tender and happy as a young wife. when she had just become a mother, when her life seemed to be just begun and when the years seeme

. >> jimmy rollins were busy, they kicked off a new partnership with saint christopher's foundation for children, called j roll's healthy helping. they got cooking and talked about eating fresh, healthy foods then gave a donation to saint christophers. eagles fans are you ready for football the birds are in chicago getting ready for a game tomorrow. >>> eagles traveled tonight for chicago and put in their final preps for the bears, one to watch is mark sanchez, he is fighting for the backup quarterback spot and chip kelly says that depth chart is written in pencil but he is not only coming off a shoulder injury and he is used to being a starter. this is new territory for him. >> this is going to be great, i thought i would be nervous, i have done it before and started games and i have had a lot of experience in this league, there is nothing really too crazy that i have been seen, an injury or a playoff game or getting your butt kicked on a monnight game, i have seen it all. it's going to be fun. >> the count down is on, a live look for the count down to kickoff clock, one day two hours

she was killed and left in a suitcase in a taxi outside the saint regis resort. her 19-year-old daughter and boy friend were arrested last week. evidence shows the relationship between the mother and daughter had been rocky in the past, the couple has refused to talk to authorities without an american lawyer present. the pair could face the death penalty. >> 4:46, new fears arise about an ebola virus case in liberia, a possible case in the united states. we have the details coming coming up. >> an elderly man parked his car in the swimming pool. how he did it, coming up on "action news." >>> take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com.

. >> first of all, drew brees accepted my challenge along with two other saints coaches. >> what power you have. joe and rob. take a look. >> this is drew brees, quarterback for the new orleans saints i've been challenged by hoda kotb for the ice bucket challenge. here we go. >> oh. >> cool. >> that was classy. >> awesome. >> the guy is injured. he's at camp and injured and did that dive. >> drew is injured? >> yes. he's injured. >> that's a man. >> he's a real man. >> they did it in honor of steve gleason a former new orleans saints' player who does suffer als. >> drew challenged governor bobby jindal, bubba watson and >> ellen had been challenged. >> when drew says get wet, you know what you do, get wet. >> get wet. >> blake shelton -- >> then blake also took the challenge. >> let's see what went down there. >> hey, everybody. i'm blake shelton. >> hey, guys, carson daly here. we've both been challenged the ice bucket challenge for great cause for als. who were you challenged by? >> freakin' hoda. >> hoda. >> never hated two people more in my whole life. >> this one's for you. >> oh!

the shrines, devotion to saints are heresy they say. >> this is the 12th descendent of the saint. fired at recently. he escaped unhurt but security is here after the threats. >> i'm not hopeless. i believe that it has to stay forever. there's no way that terrorism could stand at the end of the day in front of of sufi. >> sufi believe their practices are purest form of communicating with god. sufism is also idea logical. it's been taught at thousands of seminary across the countries. many are inspired. >> we also reject violence. we are the ones teaching islam. >> but sufi vulnerable. at shrines around the country, barriers have come up. she says this is also a cultural war. >> when you come from outside and come to a culture as accepting and welcoming as sufi culture is and you start telling them your way of life and way of worshipping god is not just wrong but sinful and that you should be punished in the next world and in this one by us for practicing culture and tradition, i see that as real psychological violence. >> at the shrine, the celebrations continue. people keep coming

coatsville, 51. 52 in saints david.n the city, 56 degrees. 54 in browns mills and 54 in glass bother -- glassboro. satellite and radar showing no problems there, the clouds are trying to erode as they come down in the region. we have high pressure up above, 9:00 a.m., 59 degrees, cool despite the sunshine, noon, 7

>> guest: augustus saint gardens the sculptor. c-span: what did he do? >> guest: he in my opinion and the opinion of numbers of others is the greatest american sculptor certainly of the 19th century, maybe ever. his most famous work is the shaul memorial in boston which is about colonel shah and the 54th massachusetts regiment, the first all-black regiment in the union army, which most of them were killed including colonel shah in charleston. it is the first piece of american art to portray black americans, african-americans as he rose. it's spectacular and there's a copy of it in the national gallery, a duplicate. c-span: here? >> guest: yes. his famous adams memorial which is in book creek cemetery which was for the wife of henry adams very mysterious cultural work which remains constantly -- because of its mystery and then there's the sherman statue which is a new york city and equestrian statue of general sherman with the goddess of victory leaving him. it's the on 59th street and fifth avenue, a magnificent piece. i think the greatest equestrian sta

saint louis county police requested an fbi probe of the deadly shooting.tay tuned to the live reports out of ferguson, missouri coming up at 7 a.m.,. >>> chopper 6hd was over the scene of a laundromat fire that started in a building on snyder and 7th street. nobody was hurt. >>> developing at this hour we're learning more about the victimful a deadly hit-and-run in south jersey as the search goes on for the driver at fault. john rawlins is live with an update. >> reporter: police in vineland were aletterred -- alerted at 9:00 p.m. that someone was struck in the intersection of delsea drive and landis, found in the road was a body found of a middle aged man. he is known to the people in the area, but they don't know him well. he has not been publicly identified and they have trouble identifying the vehicle, they got differing description from witnesses, some parts of the vehicle were left behind from the scene. police hope there will be surveillance footage from nearby businesses that will identify the car or truck that caused this deadly incident. live in

one of the most revered priests may become a saint.he rules have changed. >> reporter: it was in this small chapel, a sunday mass like any other, hundreds had come again to hear this priest, but as he stood at this alter, as he celebrated mass, he was gunned down by a right-wing death squad. in the three years before his death, he used the pulpit to speak out against government repression and killings of the poor. he gave a voice to thousands of salvadorians. in a recording of his last sermon, he pleaded for the military, he said i beg you, i order you, in the name of god, stop the repression. the bishop had no doubt what that would mean. >> translator: i thought in that moment, he signed his death sentence. >> reporter: his murder was one of the sparks which ignited the civil war. 75,000 people died in 12 years. for decades many salvadorians have hoped he would be made a saint. and now pope francis has finally lifted a ban in the vatican on doing so. >> translator: there were divisions in our country but also in the church's hierarchy

little boy is doing better after he was rushed to saint christophers. the driver then showed up at the hospital. >>reporter:a driver of a chevy silverado seen in the picture, slammed into the 9-year-old on the bicycle. they rushed to help the boy. it was the frantic driver that shook him. >> i didn't see him breathing. then i looked and saw the stomach moving. he shoved him in the car. he didn't say nothing. he took off. >>reporter:the driver drove down frankford avenue with the boy and flagged down the police. the officer took the child. they thought that the incident turned into a hit-and-run. >> i had two kid was my own. i was terrified. i have a 5-year-old. she walks everywhere. it scares me. i hope that he gets taken to justice. >>reporter:the guy reappeared a short time later for saint christopher's for children wherd forurs. th name is julio and the >> julio is condition. think expected a full recovery. >>reporter:some good n there. thhe the aid investigators say that the driver is interviewed. they have his check, monica. kenneth moton "channel~

many already consider him a saint. but many of the right-wing of politics remember him as a divisive figure. >> they question the political views of a man revered by so many. >> his sermons distorted reality and offended a part of our society. he is not a martyr. he is part of our history. >> said the country must follow his example. he loaves the church must pro mote piece now according to one of the most violent countries in the world. >> romero, romero would be attentive to the people suffering today. he would say what was needed to come up with solutions. they are hoping if he is a saint he will be a much needed role model for the next generation. marina sanchez salvador. >> it for us here on "america tonight." remember if you would like to comment on any of the stories you have seen tonight, just log on to our website, aljazeera.com/americatonight and join the conversation on our twitter or football page. good night and we will have more of america tonight tomorrow. >> after seven weeks of blood shed, israel and h

saint lie us -- saint louis, 92. we have 13 states under excessive heat advisory. and three others under excessive heat warning. eventually this pattern will shift, we'll start to see those warmer temperatures pull east as that huge heat pump high shifts from texas, let's call it the kentucky/tennessee border. as the pattern shifts that means we warm up, and that means warm weather for us. chris cristobol, we have a massive storm most of the convex ion is on one side ever this storm. thunderstorms are on every part of the center of the circulation. we expect it to strengthen over the next couple of days, it should do so by tuesday morning. we think it will transition over to a category 1 storm with winds 75 miles per hour. but we're expecting this thing to make a turn toward the right. quick look at the spaghetti plot with a he call ensemble. they take it to the north, there's a bit of uncertainty how far west it tracks before it turns to the north. everyone does make the right hand turn which is great news for the u.s. mainland. if everything goes along with what

and this is to honor the patron saint of dogs. and the dogs and their owners drove a mass to bless the owners and dogs with holy water. the 13th century saint was said to have been saved by a dog who brought him food and water when he was ill. >>> fans attended a premiere for the movie "when the game stands tall." and tragedy when the star player, terrance kelly, was shot and killed. the long term coach believes the film will leave an impact on viewers. >> it's a great story just to go watch and be inspired how you can bounce from adversity. >> now, the film opens nationally this friday. should be a very big hit there. the biggest bay area pride events are usually in san francisco. and they play host to the gay and lesbian community. they had food, drinks and entertainment. the 39th year of the event. it was cut back to one day this year. it creates aim pact and they admit they need to cut down on the budget. they may consider making it a two-day event next year. a quick break here. we'll be right back. >>> a pretty rousing start

saints' quarterback. ryan griffin, made him throw it away. sam up the middle again. michael sam had one tackle, couple of quarterback pressures. solid start in his first game in the nfl. >> i can play in this league. that is the most important thing. i was kind of nervous. i got the nerves out today. it was a very good learning experience. and i can play in this league. >> all right. now to baseball. nationals have another primetime chance to open up more ground on second place atlanta. three and a half game lead is good. a five and a half game lead would be even better. certainly the most important series of the year so far. last night a scary moment for one of the nationals' rookies. strasburg was getting rocked. back to the wall, up and runs out of room. fortunately he was ok. it is a two-run homer for freddie freeman. the nats come back. 7-1 braves in the sixth. anthony rendon to left center and cuts the lead to 7-4. now 7-6 in the top of the ninth. danny espinoza with a chance to -- strikeout. oriole

there's a lot of questions surrounding this about the saint louis county lead prosecutor, bob mccullough, else the son and brother of officers. his father was killed by an african-american man in the line of duty. he was criticallized for what has been -- criticized for a lot of things he has done, when they brought in the state police, he said it was shameful they didn't leave it in the handles of the local police. there's a pet -- petition 70,000 people said he should recools -- recuse himself? >> under most circumstances, if it was a judge, there would be an automatic recusal. there's too much, we are in a battle of perception. a lot of what happens deals with perception, and it has become reality. the issue is one of trust. there are people that do not trust how the system has operated in the past. seems for the purpose of obtaining unbias unquestionable justice this is an opportunity for the leadership to say step aside, it's not mandatory, but out of a good faith effort, to quell this, i'll do that. there are many whole say he can be impartial, whether blah blah, the fact remains t

a roman catholic priest held a special outdoor mass, to celebrate saint robing's day, the patron saint of dogs. the blessing was followed by a procession through the streets, now, saint roke born in prance in the 13th century and said to have been saved by a dog who brought him food when he contracted the plague. >>> okay, so, you might just be waking up, but think about this before go to bed tonight. what you do in the minutes before you turn in for the night could determine your dreams. it might sound strange, but there are simple behaviors. >> simple changes to make to alter what you see in your sleep. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how. >> dreams can be crazy and recurrent. >> like i didn't study for a test. >> maybe forgot to get dressed. >> that's a popular dream, being make in front of people. >> found most common nightmare was a spouse cheating. >> some scenes we're not sure why but do recur, mostly fear or expectation you quite have met. >> trent don't have a lot of science on dreams, but there are certain things about dreams, what about nightmares? >> if i eat seafo

. >> we're monitoring a developing story outside saint louis, missouri, angry protesters fill the street upset over the killing of an unarmed teen. >> family and friends gather to remember a woman found strangled in pennypack park while her husband is hind bars charged with her murder. >> let's find out what's going on with weather and traffic. karen rogers is in for david murphy and matt pellman has traffic, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we're looking at a nice day today, satellite and radar shows clear skies, but at the moment, we can see showers and clouds to the west, that will not impact us today so enjoy today. 50 in the poconos. 67 in philadelphia, just 58 degrees in millville where you are dealing with a touch of fog there, we have 3 miles visibility in millville. 69o boardwalk in ac. the oaks water temperature, 77. looking at the day ahead. lots of sunshine, patchy fog, it's isolated not a big threat for the morning commute. 86 degrees for the high temperature. matt pellman how do the roads look early on this monday. >> reporter: i have no complaints about the weather

in nearby downtown saint louis, these protesters showed solidarity for darren wilson, the ferguson police officer who shot brown. >> i think he has been crucified. he has been accused of being guilty before a trial. that's not the american way. >> reporter: brown was unarmed when he was shot to death by wilson august 9. police say it happened during a struggle. some witnesses say brown had his arms up. another rally is planned for sunday. brown's family says it will attend. michael brown will be three rest on monday. marley hall, cbs news, missouri. >>> thousands marched through new york city today to protest last month's choke hold death of another unarmed man. eric garner was the father of six who had asthma. his death was ruled a homicide after video showed an officer holding him down using the prohibited choke hold. >>> an apartment building in gaza is in ruins tonight after another round of israeli air strikes. [ screaming ] >> israel says the 12-story building housed a hamas operations center. gaza police say israeli aircrafts fired a warning missile at the roof minutes before destr

today they visited saint andrew's school in delaware. that is where many of the shots were shot from pow et cetera of society. my most vivid memory is of -- sort of like a dual memory, one of him in a circle of young actors giving them sticks. they were just rolling with laughter. the other side of that was watching him sort of standing off by himself for an extended period of time. the film robin williams played an english teacher who in expired his students to be individuals and seize the day. you can stay with eyewitness news and cbs for the latest developments. you can share your favorite memories,. new at 11:00 tonight a daring escape from a fire for disabled veterans in chester t. eyewitness on mode owe lane. the flames started in a kitchen inside of epa apartment on the second floor. the tenant whose wheelchair bound threw himself out a window to escape the flames falling about 20 feet. firefighters quickly brought the fire under control. only the one unit was damaged. also tonight a search is underway for a hit and run driver who

they had to use tear gas, saint louis county police have requested an fbi probe of the deadly shooting. "good morning america" will continue the coverage of this developing story. stay tuned for the live reports at 7:00 a.m., after "action news." >> developing at this hour are we're learning about the victim of a deadly hit-and-run in south jersey as the search goes on for the driver the fault. john rawlins is live in vined with the latest update. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, tam, well, this hit-and-run, this fatal hit-and-run was called into police at 9:00 p.m. last night. they were called to the 1,000 block of landis near the delsea drive intersection. the reports that someone was struck by a vehicle. when police got here they found the body of what they described a middle aged mail. he has not been publicly identified. they are having trouble locating next of kin. they are having trouble describing the hit-and-run vehicle. they will examine parts of the vehicle left at the scene. they are going to check with businesses along this commercial strip to see is if any v

somebody broke into the office of saint isaac catholic church. several offices were ransacked and the walls cleared as the burglars searched for a safe. they got away with several hundred dollars in the cash. a television was stolen from the same church a few months ago. >>> i495 north is wilmington is open for traffic again. the delaware department of transportation opened the northbound side of the bridge crossing the christiana river yesterday. tilting support columns caused the bridge to close in early june. that created headaches for tens of thousands of drivers. crude were able to repair and open the southbound side of the bridge july 31. drivers couldn't be heavier now that the entire bridge is open to traffic again. >> i think it's great because i drove up to philadelphia this morning i got stuck on i-95, and i am going home on 495. >> it's going to be great because my niece goes to work everyday, naamans road. she'll be happy i have to tell her that. >> reporter: the owners of the land around the bridge have issued violations for dumping

. >> reporter: officers in saint louis shot and killed a 23-year-old black man they say was coming at them waveing a knife. >> officer's safety is the number one issue. if you're the family of a police officer and somebody approaches you within 3 feet with a knife i think you have a right to defend yourself. >> reporter: today attorney general eric holder travels to ferguson to meet with community leaders and check into the investigation into the police shooting of 18-year-old michael brown. local authorities interviewed the officer who shot and killed brown, darren wilson and a grand jury will likely start hearing evidence today. officer wilson's good friend who asked that we conceal his identity is now speaking out. >> darren's a good person and people have just immediately jumped to label him as a cold-blooded murderernd that's just not the type of person that he is. >> reporter: it's not clear how long it will take to determine whether wilson will be chargeed: the funeral for michael brown will be held on monday. live in ferguson, missouri, tahman bradley, channel 6 "action news."

thank you, the good people of saint jerome's parish.ily here in western kentucky, it is great to be back at fancy farm. i want to begin by saying to the young people here today, i know you have been told your loud and too rowdy. but i'm happy you are here, and i'm happy to hear you. [cheers and applause] fancy farm is a place where every voice is welcome here at i heard the picnic organizers even invited barack obama this year. but the irs e-mail to him the directions and somehow they went missing. that's a real shame. how can you learn about the challenges facing business owners, our farmers when the only place you have ever visited in kentucky is louisville? but hey, i don't want to spend all my time beating up up on barack obama. 70% of our voters in western kentucky had done that twice. some of the president's biggest cheerleaders are here on the stage. it was jack hundley who stood here years ago and told us just how tough he was. he even invited us to "chew on his hide." this is going to sound like a , butc service announcement th

from route three all the way to up saint david's villanova. the next couple of weeks on the overnight from about 8:00 p.m. until about 6:00 a.m. so we will see that project kick into gear later on this evening. otherwise, all of the bridges look fine mass transit looking good super moon was out there this morning lighting it up. >> lights things up nicely too almost count it as one of the street lamps out there just lightens everything nicely, nice and bright still if you want to catch that view. but what it also does is mess with the tides t can definitely create higher tides than usual. soap, there is in fact a coastal flood advisory takes effect 8:00 p.m. tonight, for the jersey shore as well as long island, down in through delaware sussex county, specifically of course the shore line. for the entire county doesn't get included here but again keep that in mind. tides might be little higher than usual. storm scan3 quiet for the moment. still got high pressure hanging on for one last day however, by tomorrow, things do start to change, as ear

heartbreaking is the damage to saint peter's chapel. i'm told it's the oldest navy chapel in the country. the organ suffered severe damage. pipes fell. it cannot be played in the state. people hope it can be saved. >> unfortunately, key boards have replaced organs in churches and there's nothing like the sound of a pipe organ. >> there is a wedding scheduled at saint peter's in two weeks. everyone is hoping that the organ can get repaired by then. back live over at the intersection of sonoma and california, again, police and firefighters have that intersection shut down because a church is on the search of collapsing. and hopefully by keeping away the foot traffic and the vehicle traffic, that no one will be hurt. that's the latest in vallejo. >> thank you. >>> yesterday we were talking about some of the damage suffered downtown. most specifically georgia street which has had huge banners of yellow tape to keep people from going on the street. there's some facade on georgia street in downtown that are in danger of collapsing. now here t

. >>> police in a suburb of saint louis missouri told a crowd to disperse tonight. when people stayed put, this happened. it's the fourth night of a show down between police and protesters. you can see the cloud of tear gas rising from the street. police tried to break up the crowd which was lobbing malitov cocktails at police officers. a photographer for saint louis cbs kmov was there. >> it is a scary situation when someone is firing projectiles at you. and i managed to be on the up wind side of the tear gas so i didn't get a lot of effects that way. and, but, this situation was only occurred when bottles or rocks were thrown at the police and that is when they used tear gas. >> you can move your car if your car is out here. let's go. >> it is. that is what i was asking. >> let's go. >> this washington post reporter and a huffington post reporter became part of the story. both were arrested when a swat team decided to clear out a mcdonalds. they were released and not charged. >>> the protest started after ferguson police shot and killed an unarmed african american

he had a right to see another birthday. >> church goers at the greater saint mark's missionary baptisthurch reflected on the circumstances surrounding brown's death. a grand jury is weighing possible charges against officer wilson, while the fb icon ducts its own investigation. and ferguson's schools plan to start classes today, the start of school was delayed over safety concerns because of the protests. live in st. louis, missouri, danielle nottingham, ukee, erika barks back to you. >> we heard michael brown's father call for peace today. anyway to know if the protests will continue after today? >> reporter: ukee, it is hard to tell right now. of course today is the funeral, but that does not ends, what's going on, here in st. louis, here in ferguson, missouri. there is still component of this that's left. many people want to see officer darren wilson charged, and it is still up in the air if charges will be brought against him. also, many people calling for the prosecutor to be removed in this case because of his involvement with the police in the past. so, there is still a major pa