greg's their representative of the mission i'm available for any other questions about saint greg's presentation. >> thank you, ma'am, your time is up. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> once you start speaking gov. will recognize that. >> i was here in january at the first discussion of this and i'm back again to continue it we have met with the project sponsors and while we made progress we didn't. could to a resolution this is a sketch he droop that i'll consider the non-detrimental solution getting back all the light we currently have the building would have to be put 20 feet back from the front and the project manager pulled it back ten feet at the fourth level and above will have to be pulled back 35 feet to center no detriment whatsoever when we have proposed in terms of acknowledging that we'd like like to get the best we can but maybe not realistic for us to expect everything this is what we ask the project sponsors to be 15 hundred on the first floor and 11 on the second floor in the tab 3 page 2 what they've offered is this the before you is what they've offered an

roberta. >> reporter: we are in the saint helena area. we are at robert mondavi winery in the north bay. this is hot. we are here for a very special charity auction. i got more on that. but we got to get down to some business because this is the hottest day of the workweek. let's take a look at the temperatures in the area. we have numbers in the 90s. walnut creek at 94. redwood city low 90s. oakland sunshine in the mid site of. in the city by the bay, the city of san francisco 74 degrees, we topped off at 77. oakland sunshine in the mid- 70s. a sea breeze right now that knocked the temperatures down. it's 85 in santa rosa. and nearly 90 in san jose. all right. here's what you need to know. today is the hottest day of the workweek. we do anticipate some cooling, kick-starting with tomorrow. and then gradual cooling next week. this is the reason why. let's show you our futurecast with our pacific satellite imagery. we have this area of low pressure. it's just hanging off the coast right now. it's going to be enhancing or marine layer and a

tracy chapman, and saint bruce of asbury, and, most famously, his frequent collaborator peter gabrielk about you when you age 12 when you started to perform, uh, professionally. >> youssou: yeah. >> anthony: but did you come from a musical tradition? >> youssou: my mom, she's a griot. griot are the storytellers and they are also singers, rappers, and everything. and i, i grow with my grandma, she was a big singer. she give me a lot of things. and from there going to the school for two years, then left the school and start my career. >> anthony: tonight we are having a beef mafe, which is a stew thickened with ground peanuts. there are similar preparations throughout west africa, but the senegalese version is particularly great. sear the beef, cook the onion, garlic, peppers, and carrots, deglaze with ground peanuts and broth, bringing up all that good stuff from the pan, then simmer until tender and --awesome. serve hot over rice. >> anthony: wow. >> youssou: ah. >> anthony: that looks good. >> youssou: that's good. good, good, good, good, good. thank you. >> anthony: wow. this is ver

. >> yes from saint hubert. >> how are you. >> mary green department chair of the science department.ve here. we have two schools here and the ban. >> yes, orchestra is composed of saint hubert and bishop mcdevitt. >> welcome ladies and gentlemen. >> yes. >> we will play a little bit. >> yes. >> but somebody down there said that this is the only fashion design class left in the archdiocese of philadelphia. >> that is right, of the 17 high schools we are only one that still offers glit what is the class about. >> it is basic introduction to clothing. three of these girls were first year, two of them were second year. we have two different years. >> though design or make them. >> they make them you made these outfits, ladies. >> yes you even cut the fabric. >> absolutely you stay here and i will go across. >> your name. >> sarah, a senior and i made this white paisley print a line dress. >> wow. >> it is pretty. >> my name is cecelia and i'm a rising senior and i made this jump suit. >> spin, honey. >> she has a zipper up front. >> yes. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm madeline rising senior at sain

saint lucy, florida.bout 20 people are dead after the gunman opened fire inside the packed pulse nightclub. 42 others were injured, officials say about 320 people were inside the nightclub when all this happened. youtube video shows people laying on the ground as first responders tried to help them. around 2:00, he exchanged gunfire with police outside the nightclub and went into the club and started taking hostages. around 5:00 a.m. a s.w.a.t team went into rescue the hostages, he was killed during a shootout with the officers. people were seen carrying the injured out of the club and down the street and transported in police pick up trucks to the hospital. patrons described hearing dozens of gunshots inside. we hear from club goers and family members outside the nightclub. >>> we're investigating this from all parties prospective as an act of terrorism. anytime we have dozens of victims from any of our communities we can quaff that as terror ait activity. >>> any information about the shooting contact t

parishionerers gather for a special service at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. tonight's mass was many around the country marking one week since the deadly attack. it was the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people were killed, 53 others wounded. the fbi is preparing to release partial transcript the tomorrow of the 911 conversations between negotiators and gunman omar mateen, loretta lynch told cbs's "face the nation" she will be traveling on tuesday to meet with investigators. of in orlando thousands gather at a popular park for a community vigil to honor the victims. a rainbow appeared in the sky. trang do was at tonight's special mass here in philadelphia and she's live outside the catholic basilica of saints peter and paul in center city with more for us. trang? >> reporter: natasha this tragedy hit very close to home with local victim akyra murray. the director here says this mass has been in the work since the 49 candles alongside 49 roses in memory of those killed in the shooting. >> this is about peop

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"saint leo and ariel lines were involved with dhs but were not in the department's custody. the children and the parents were receiving in home services by turning points for children. that's an agency with dls contracts. a hearing master designated by family court was in charge of decisions that had ariel and saint leo in the custody of sophia and her husband of four months. the boy's biological father. he tells police he there was the they were in new york and expected them home tomorrow: rick again there's app candlelight vigil scheduled for 7 o'clock tonight here at the day-care center lined me in fox chase. i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news. rick reporting live. >> vernon thank you. >> pennsylvania state senator larry farnese was arraigned today in a boat buying scheme. farness and democratic party official ellen chapman both entered not guilty pleas. farness and chapman were charged last month with conspiracy mail and wire fraud. prosecutors say farness paid for the study abroad program for chapman's daughter in exchange for chapman's support in award leader elect

it is tragic. >> reporter: this evening the children released balloons in memory of aerial and saint may god rest their souls in heaven. >> heinz court hearing was abruptly cancelled as her lawyers say she's suffering from severe postpartum depression and in the psychiatric ward n fox chase, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >>> thousands paid tribute today to muhammad ali, first part of his funeral began in louisville, kentucky. day began with the funeral procession, and took ali's body through neighborhood and place that he is played a key role throughout his life. will smith and lennox lewis were among the pallbearers. services then moved indoors, this afternoon, to the kfc young center for a public memorial service. former president bill clinton, sportscaster bryant gumbel and comedian billy crystal delivered the eulogies. >> he is beautiful, most perfect athlete you ever saw and those were his own words. >> tomorrow there will be a 19-h louisville followed by inter faith memorial for tens of thousands of people, muhammad ali passed away a week ago after a long batt

they had been in foster care since last year just 10 days after saint leo was born and until last monthtop notch tots a daycare in the northeast. >> when she was with her foster mother both of them i mean they were always happy. smiling, you know, never cried, nothing. >> such a happy little girl. no matter what. so grateful. sean one of those -- i don't want this. like you give her a handful of cereal and she was the happiest kid. >> the daycare family lit candles and released balloons in the children's memory and now want to know why in the world they were released from foster care. >> we need a better system than in place so this can be prevent. >> standards you have to be in order to get your kids back. there's things you have to do and i guess she me metropolitan them. i don't know what they were. i don't know if they were high enough standards. >> reporter: on thursday, fox 29 spoke to sophia heinz husband and father to saint leo who said his wife stopped taking her meds for postpartum depression. which makes those at the daycare who loved the children furious. >> took them out of

even the monks who ran saint benedict's, lost faith.but the school's namesake, the patron saint of students, must have seen the future. because as we reported in march, no generation needed the resurrection of saint benedict's more than the minority kids who now filled its neighborhoods. before newark had a skyline, st. benedict's red brick campus rose on a hill. over decades, its walls have grown but it's no citadel against the world. >> ♪ always want to be a hero, hero! now i've got me a hero, hero! ♪ >> pelley: inside is the inner city. half the boys are black, another third hispanic, and nearly all come from low income neighborhoods. they call each other "brother" and every morning all 550, grades seven through 12, celebrate a revival. >> turn to somebody on your right and left and remind them, i love you! >> i love you! >> pelley: their day begins with a chant they call "the affirmation." >> you can be! you can be! >> pelley: you can be any good thing you want to be. "go and conquer." >> you...go...and conquer! happy thursday. >> p

it takes place in the 17th century and the set dressers are searching for some suitable saints. >> nicehat we can use it for our film sets. because it's very difficult to them in a church. >> it's true. it is very -- in spain we have a lot of these, but it's very unusual to be able to -- >> to film in a church. >> and to rent it. >> replenishing his stock is easy for harald peters, as many dutch have turned their backs on religion. harald peters: we are cleaning out a church. we're starting to empty it. it's a lot of work -- about a week's worth with 5 or 6 people helping. >> over the last four decades, peters and his family have cleared out 51 monasteries, 26 cathedrals, and 81 chapels. in 2016 ad, churches are a dying breed. like many others, this abbey church had to close its doors for financial reasons. dealers can often acquire the contents of these houses of worship for a song. harald peters: it hurts to remove the confessionals, because they really belong here. but if they have to go, they have to go. if we don't buy them, someone else will. >> but not everyone agrees. >> it's a

his scholarship in saint mary's was gone. >> it's unbelievable. the first 30 days year and a half was about 15 dudes. half the guys don't want to be there and are continuing to get high. but i mean, that's why i feel like i am where i am because i actually wanted to change. i wanted to stop. i didn't want to continue what i was doing. >> to me it's one of the best stories in college baseball if not the country. >> reporter: mclaughlin pulled rehab walked on the to the gaels and earned back his scholarship when the head coach got the job in moraga. >> i have a -- a little bit of a tough background, as well. and so to be able to -- i can relate to -- to what he has gone through. >> reporter: today mclaughlin has one day at a time tatooed on his forearm. its meaning goes far beyond baseball cliche. >> right now, i feel like it's a conscious decision if i'm going to take up drugs. i'm going to take up the drink. i understand that if i do that i'm either going to die or i'm not going to be able to play major league baseball or continue to play baseball

at least one of the groups from saint hubert's high school, they say. now, during the fight, a man reportedly showed a handgun. investigators say, after the altercation, one of the girls, from saint hubert's, ran home to get her dad. they went looking for the other group. officers say, they then spot add man that looked similar in a pick-up truck, chased him, and shot at him. both cars crashed, and police took two people into custody. >>> former speaker of the house dennis has kerr reports to prison this afternoon to start his sentence in a hush money case. the 74 year old hastier pleaded guilty last year from a wheelchair, prosecutors say he abused four boys when he coached high school wrestling, then tried to pay off one of them. the statute of limitations ran out on abuse charges, nations longest serving speaker faces 15 months at prison in southwestern minnesota. >> day after hillary clinton attacked donald trump's business skills, the presumptive republican nominee is hitting back at his democratic rival in a speech of his own. kenneth craig in new

didier saint-georges stays with us.will be talking currencies and a little bit about the japanese equities. how the week is been for the u.k. banks. we'll bring you coverage from hsbc's mr.nce where flynt is due to speak. ♪ francine: welcome back. let's keep with the u.k. theme. -- the eu single markets in the wake of last week's exit vote. let's get more with stephanie baker, didier st. george. stephanie, thank you for joining us. did ea, thank you for sticking around. he have any authority left? what is he likely to say? stephanie: if he is convening an emergency meeting which includes executives from across industries. easyjet, techrom sector budget -- tech sector representatives. not all of them back a remain vote for the referendum. he is expected to call into an inner circle his most trusted advisors could he is going to seek to reassure them. they are going to seek to present their case for the best possible deal. francine: which is what? ,t seems that from brussels they cannot have access to the sigel market. st

that's a half hour from now here at saint thomas greek orthodox can church in cherry hill and acrosshe garden state. six states are voting today, the most delegates are up for grabs in california and new jersey. hillary clinton has already reached the delegates needed to become the presumptive democratic nominee. she won puerto rico over the weekend. she also got a burst of support from super delegates. part of the reason for that could have been their desire to wrap up the primaries and focus on the general election since polls show a close race between clinton and donald trump. however, it appears bernie sanders is not going quietly. sanders' game plan leading up to the convention centers around convincing the super delegates that he is the strongest candidate to face trump. even if he falls short of the delegates the win today could spur sanders on to next month's convention is. recent polls slow sanders and clinton neck and neck in california. in new jersey polls have shown clinton as the favorite here. so, we will see the polls open at 6 o'clock this morning here in new jersey.

hundreds gathered to mark the milestone at saint andrews.hughes delivered a special mass there. father brown tell us saint andrews continue to thrive. >> we are growing. we are out here abou about -- students were registered for 415 next year. we are going -- it is a strong school and we are growing. >> the church continues its celebration into the night with an anniversary party at the springfield country club. ♪ [ rapping ] >> the concert for the community tonight in south west philadelphia. dozens came out for the kick back music festival. a two-day festival featuring live performances and a lot of fun for the entire family. >>> now, your abc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. well, we had a beautiful start for the weekend, we had plenty of sunshine and temperatures are a little bit above normal. almost everyone made it to the lower 80s as we head into your sunday, we are looking at another sunny and warm afternoon. beautiful conditions as we head into part two of the weekend. it is not until monday at the earliest, we are going to be o

he started saint john's. starred here at bock high school in north philadelphia.ell known on the courts all over north philly. we talked to some folks who are very disappointed in this and he's facing very serious charges this was the scene at 24th and diamond where investigators say a street corner cell phone sale a range on facebook went bad and three men opened fire into a car carrying a group of young people wounding one of them. >> it's shocking. but like i said, he's a good k kid. i never known him doing stuff like that. >> reporter: police now say 21-year-old former saint john's university and bock high school basketball star rasheed jordan facing attempted murder, robbery and other charges. jordan scene here on the delaware '87 website played for the 76ers d league team last season. he was arrest the on gun charges wednesday morning at 15th and diamond after a police chase. >> he do pretty good on the court. and i never known him forgetting in no type of trouble like that. >> reporter: little disappointed when you hear that. >> real disappointed. >> report

according to saint paul police one individual involved in the fight was a juvenile.ee people were arrested including the juvenile. the police department posted a thank you to the community members. they received tips about the video. which lead to the arrest. >> where all the kids get together and have a good time. you can see that one little boy way out in front in the red shirt. he smokes the rest of the kids. all of his class mates decided on their own to just get together, hold each other, come in a joint second. cory has run the races before, his mom said, but he typically stops and looks around to see where he's at. his mother told him this time don't stop. don't stop. just keep running. his classmates helped him. >> that was awesome. >> i liked whatever they're teaching at this school. >> i love videos like this. a lot of times we're so busy compete i competing. they showed one big team effort. >> a very similar situation also in england. the all apparent teachers lined up on the other side of this field. then they're off. everybody cheering for the young fell

annie mccormick is live at saint st. christopher's hospital for children in hunting park. >> reporter: matt, that's where the victim drove himself, in fact detectives just wrapped up at st. christopher's hospital because they were holding the victim used to drive himself, it had several bullet holes and they needed to analyze it. this is video at the emergency room intradges -- entrance at st. christophers where you can see the car we were talking about. one of the bullets hit the 17-year-old victim in the shoulder. it was before 1:00 a.m. in the 5600 block of north lawrence and in olney when the 17-year-old shooting victim was behind the wheel with three friends in the car and two men approached one armed with a gun. when they aished at -- arrived t the scene, they found shell casings, but no victim. witnesses said they drove off when shots were fired. >>> as he was about to pull from the parking spot along the curb, two males approached one had a gun they tapped on the window with the gun and attempted to open the driv

don't think you are going to saint martin or saint croix because you will be disappointed but if you want an adventure of a lifetime it is a great place. >> and other places did not have running water, the old cars and the painted buildings and the art and the home cafes. it is an adventure and a trip back in time. >> they are letting people open an up their homes to tourists and if they get a good reputation they get more people. >>> thanks, tom. >>> tracking some unusual rain showers. you can see the rainfall totals adding up in parts of the north bay and parts in the east bay and san francisco a few sprinkles and light showers. mount tam, .31 and cloverdale .1 6. santa rosa over a tenth of an inch and out towards hillsdale a few hundredths. still lots of clouds over a good portion of the bay area and still some green showed up as well especially up towards a men da sido county and parts in the north bay. hopland and out towards lake county and pushing it to the south, not as much coverage but a little bit of activity. lots of cloud cover over san francisco and oakland. outside rig

the people he sent home were the most depraved people in saint petersburg. this was a test for free. this book is based on correspondence. there are several thousand that letters at that time. apart from being fascinating because they are passionate about each other. they are very close. it also reveals how isolated they were. wishes, by their own the way. depended, tothey the third degree, on rasputin. when you read the letters, you realize just how unstable she was. she was sending things like nicolas rasputin's rush and things like that. you realize that the prestige and the power of the monarchy is seeping away fast when she's in charge. brian: who didn't like rasputin? simon: no one liked him except for the family. by the time world war i started in 1914, no one liked rasputin but people couldn't face the fact that there was a responsibility that belonged to the tsar and they blamed it on rasputin. they were sure that they would solve the problems of russia's miss ruler if they killed rasputin. brian: how did they do it? if you go to st. petersburg and

now, saint petersberg today, people scramble for sandbags. in the rain, cars were lined around the block waiting to get to them. a similar scene in orlando. heavy rain and strong winds swept through parts of new south whales. troes were knocked down, roads hit with storm waters. now, some people seem to enjoy it. even swimming around. hundreds of people, though have been evacuated. >>> closer to home, multiple sharks sightings prompted officials to close huntington beach in southern california. believed to be great whites, about 8 feet long. now, they are not showing any a tpwresive -- aggressive behaviors right now. >> scary sight out there. shocking weather up in far northern california today. northeastern california in susanville, thunderstorms that migrated east and north now. there is just a few thunderstorms -- few lightning strikes left up there just to the west of mount shasta. earlier tonight, thunderstorm watches and plenty of lightning strikes earlier. and, problem, too, we have got plenty of fire stories already on the docket in t

the mother at temple university and the little girl transferred to saint christopher's hospital. today their family is asking for prayers. >> she is 5 years old. she is 5 years old, just hope for the best. >> residents in this morel park neighborhood fought to save sophia olson when flames broke out in their home. >> we are a small family and keep to ourselves. it's a tragedy. >> before rushing back to saint christopher's hospital, her uncles thanked those that reached through the smoke to rescue his niece including a firefighter and police officer. neighbors described the scene. >> it was horrible, her mom ran in there several times to try to save her, she was coming out black from head to toe. and completely covered in soot and my heart was breaking for them. >> the mom was screaming, my baby is in there. the man next door bho -- a policeman was covered in soot. >> the off duty firefighter helped to transport victims including the 40-year-old mother identified by family as christina haines. >> fire officials announced late this morning, that they did not find working smoke dete

"eyewitness news" was there for the june community celebration at saints paul's episcopal church.the day that commemorates the ends of slavery in the united states. the church has a very special connection to this holiday. >> the reason we're celebrating is because the founder jay cook. jay cook was the founder of this church. he also raised 8 billion dollars of funds to support the union army. >> the church was also a stop on the under ground railroad. the network of safe houses where escaped slaves from the south could make their way to freedom. >>> here's something you don't see every day. a cow just, you know, this twitter video from at mac rogers shows the cow making it's way on interstate i295. playt they escorted the animal off the highway. the cow was not harm. no cars were damaged. it's unclear what farm the cow calls home. we can hope he made his way back there. he was cruising. >> take a little stroll. >> maybe it was his father's day too. >> dropping off milk. >> it was a beautiful father's day day. >> a lot of sunshine and heat climbing into 90's in the city. we're go

it's tragic. >> reporter: the children released balloons in memory of airlinal and saint leo. now hines court hearing was bankruptly canceled -- abruptly canceled. her lawyer said she is suffering from postpartum depression and is in a psychiatric ward. >>> a 14-year-old boy was riding with friends frankford avenue near unity street. the search is on for the driver who never stopped. the teen was rushed to saint christopher's hospital with a leg injury. >>> donald trump is bringing his campaign to pennsylvania. he holds a rally in pittsburgh this afternoon. trump will hold a rally in florida. pennsylvania and florida are battleground states. >>> presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton will be in pittsburgh on tuesday. she picked up an endorsement from the afl-cio. she faces fresh scrutiny that she pointed a clinton donor to a security position though he had no experience in the field. >>> the grand farewell in louisville, kentucky. funeral services were held for muhammad ali yesterday. a casket carrying his body made its way through neighborhoods that played a role in

they had been in foster care since last year just 10 days after saint leo was born and until last monthttended top notch tots a daycare in the northeast. >> when she was with her foster mother both of them i mean they were always happy. smiling, you know, never cried, nothing. >> such a happy little girl. no matter what. so grateful. sean one of those -- i don't want this. like you give her a handful of cereal and she was the happiest kid. >> the daycare family lit candles and released balloons in the children's memory and now want to know why in the world they were released from foster care. >> we need a better system than in place so this can be prevent. >> standards you have to be in order to get your kids back. there's things you have to do and i guess she me metropolitan them. i don't know what they were. i don't know if they were high enough standards. >> reporter: on thursday, fox 29 spoke to sophia heinz husband and father to saint leo who said his wife stopped taking her meds for postpartum depression. which makes those at the daycare who loved the children furious. >> took the

saint david and center city checking in at 70 degrees.s beach beautiful morning on the delaware bay. 673. vineland, 73. sea isle, 70. hammonton, 73. smyrna, 74. satellite and radar there's a warm front north of washington, d.c. and baltimore. that will be swinging through in the next several hours. the air is very soupy across the virginias and the carolinas. once this cloud deck breaks it will feel uncomfortable with high temperatures near 90 and high humidity levels. with the passage the cold front we see this developing late in the day. 4:00 p.m. it's pushing through upper montgomery and bucks counties. pottstown, and chester county, picking up the reds and pinkish color there that's the heavy thunderstorm activity. 5:30 it's in the city and now in the heart of south jersey, millville, vineland, buena, getting hit hard. glassboro starting to clear. looms it's pushing through hammonton, 5:30, 6:00 p.m. it's down to the south cape may, atlantic city counties and cumberland county and 7:00 p.m., look at that, everything is cleared out. th

it's tragic. >> reporter: the children released balloons in memory of aerial and saint leo. her lawyers say she is suffering from postpartum depression and in a contradict ward. >>> a -- psychiatric ward. >>> a teenager is recovering after being hit riding a bike. it happened in the city's frankford section last night. search continues for the driver who never stopped. the teen was rushed to st. christopher's hospital with a leg injury . >>> a pizza delivery driver who was shot in the head after a robbery is talking about the horrifying ordeal. he said two men pulled a gun and forced him into his car they demanded money and forced him to his knees and shot him in the back of the head. somehow he was able to runaway and flag down an officer. >>> they told me i have to change my name to miracle. many people who suffer the same condition don't survive. >>> police are searching for the two suspects. >>> many would say that the grand farewell that happened in louisville, kentucky was fitting for the boxing legend known as the greatest. funeral services were held for muhammad ali.

>>> the pope cannonized two mor as a saint. st. elizabeth is the first swedish saint canonized in more than 600 years. >>> a new report says virginia is not supporting students there low income households. the common wealth institute says virginia provides roughly 14% to student who qualifies for free school meals. the national average is 29%. governor terry mcauliffe says he wants to target more resources in schools with high concentrations of low income students. >>> 4:58. a big honor for the super bowl champions. today the broncos are here in washington visiting the white house and the president. the broncos beat the carolina panthers in super bowl 50 just a few months ago. peyton manning will be at the white house. he just retired as one of the best quarterbacks of all-time. people will be looking for peyton sightings around town. >>> there will be a meeting today on expanding the bus rapid transit for route 7. that plan is to connect spring hill metro stations in tysons to the marc center it in alexandria. it would run in most

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the bells at saint tim moment's rinking dozens of times.e for each life taken in the deadliest mass shooting that our country has ever seen. >>> in gloucester township the community doing what they can to help victims of the orlando shooting. camden county college students, staff and neighbors coming out to donate blood for victims. the red cross while they don't use give blood to the orlando area they are assisting hospitals in the area in response to the shooting. >>> philadelphia underneath community came together to condemnly violence in orlando. muslim, jewish, christian leaders as well as city officials and members of the lgbt community speaking today at the friends center on cherry street. the theme of today's press conference was stopping all hate including the scapegoating of american muslims. lgbt later saying it's important to recognize their community was targeted. >> we're part of this society. so are christians, so are jews, so are the muslim community. we all have to learn to live together. i thought, no, we're not going to r

the philadelphia archdiocese plans to relocate the saint charles borromeo seminary and sell the currentrty in wynnewood montgomery county. officials made the announcement yesterday. the bishop says it could be a year before they find a new location and are looking at villanova university or saint joseph's university. some neighbors though worry about what might become of the property once they leave. the seminary has been at that location for more than 140 years. pope francis stayed there during his visit in september. >> ♪ >> time now to talk about business. and some sad news for our area. a nationwide brand is downsizing and that could mean some job losses in the lehigh valley. the kraft heinz so says it plans to close seven plants one of the facilities is in upper macungie township and that means 340 workers will be losing their jobs in august. and another major american company is also reacting to profit losses. ralph lauren announced it's going to close 50 stores. a thousand employees are also being cut. that represents about 7 percent of the company's work forecast. >>> major stoc

officials responded to the cathedral of saint katherine of siena and it's adjoining school.re is an investigation under way but police believe it was an accident. not foul play. >>> new this morning, police officers in falls township bucks county want to talk to the person who put up this sign. it reads only good cop is a dead cop. police found the sign around day break yesterday. the police department wants to show the culprit what officers do. the department says people can say what they feel but they want it based on fact not ignorance. >> new from the forty four night, rain has delayed the continuation of a solar powered plane's historic voyage. it remains at lehigh valley international airport. it postponed an early morning flight from allentown to new york city because of showers in the flight path. new york is the plane's final american stop at an around the world journey. the voyage promoting clean technologies began in march of last year in the united arab emirates. >> it is 4:39. still to come on "action news" a california jury sentences a serial killer convicted o

. >>> saint charles borromeo will relocate the.s say they plan to put the wynnewood property up for sale. the bishop says it could be a year before they find a new location possibly at villanova or saint joseph's university. some neighbors worry about what might become of the property once it's sold. annual recall that the pope stayed at this very property at the seminary during his visit back in september. >> 5:57. more brand new stories are coming up on "action news at 6:00 including the deadly shootout that took place between two drivers speeding along a busy interstate down south. >> and the soda bubble about to burst. new numbers show america's love affair with the sugary drink is fizzling out. look around pennsylvania and it's not hard to spot winners. and with over 2 million winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single month, that's hardly a surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and mete

. --- el acto en homenaje a los fallecidos se realiz en la iglesia catlica "saint columba" ubicada enlo en oakland. take vo/blanca --le rechazaron una compra al autor de la masacre... ahora el dueÑo de una tienda de armas asegura que fue el fbi quien no atendi a su llamada alertandlos sobre el sospechoso. take sot :04 take vocesar --las palabras de un pastor encienden los nimos de la nacin... y l se defiende, asegurando est en lo correcto... take vo/blanca --aseguran que 150 hombres armados irrumpieron en el hogar de la mam de el chapo, en busca de un pariente que ahora est reportado como desaparecido. take vo/cesar --un hombre asegura que el tambien fue atacado y arrastrado por un caimn cuando era pequeÑo en el parque "disney" desmintiendo asi que la tragedia de esta semana fue la primera. end segment --continuan saliendo a la luz nuevos detalles del autor de la masacre en orlando... ahora el fbi est bajo la lupa... blanca --y es que el dueÑo de una tienda de armas aseguro que le llam a la agencia federal para reportar a un hombre sospechoso que intentaba comprar un chaleco anti bala

saints elizabeth is the first swedish saints canonized in more than 600 years. >>> good morning. landon dowdy. demand for wall street jobs is still high. goldman sachs received more than 250,000 police applications. the number for investment banks is up more than 40% worldwide. and this comes as banks try to envy the workaholic culture. with your morning business report, i'm london >>> it's going to cost a little more this week to fill up at the pump. gas prices are up six cents since the end of may, but still nearly 50 cents cheaper than this time last year. national average for a gallon of regular gas is $2.36. d.c.'s average a little higher at $2.52. hear lanmaryland, 2.34. virginia, $2.20. >>> a new report says virginia is not supporting students there low income households. commonwealth institute says virginia provides roughly 14% to 19% in extra money for each student who qualifies for free school meals. the national average is 29%. governor terry mcauliffe wants to target more resources in schools with high concentrations of low income students. >>> today the super bowl ch

bedroom and the two young children on the bed unresponsive. >> still haven't come to grips with it. >> saint leo was singleton's biological son but he loved the little girl and wanted to adopt her. >> ariel, she was beautiful a bundle of energy. i mean, she used to call me dad. >> reporter: investigators say heinz admitted to holding a bed sheet over the mouth of the baby boy until he stopped breathing. and then the little girl. >> why would you do that? why? why would you hurt us like this why would you hurt them? >> reporter: heinz husband thought everything was fine. she told the family she was in new york visiting her brother. they had no idea she was in florida and the horror that would unfold so many miles away. >> we are moving to forgiveness, but it's still also hard, like, you still took my little brother away. how can we forgive you even though we know you got problems, we don't even know where to begin to understand how to deal with this. >> reporter: family members say heinz was suffering from post parton depression and had stopped taking her medications still they say they never

last night the cathedral basilica of saint peter and paul in center city held special mass. hundreds of people were there, and so was "eyewitness news" reporter trang do. >> reporter: forty-nine candles along 49 roses in memory of those killed in the orlando night club shooting. >> this was about people, whose lives are senselessly taken, so that's the main concern here. and that was the reason why we would immediately want to have the eucharist celebrated offered for them, prayed for them. >> several hundred people gathered for the special mass at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. many visiting from out of town. >> we actually were praying for them, every night with family and we will continue to do it and we are blessed to be here. >> regular parishioners say the service was a bit different than usual. >> there was a little more spiritual and for giving, be more for giving, and more caring, you know, stop with the hate, just love all, one another, we are all one, no matter what color, race, gender, all one. >> very sorrow full, you know, we all care about th

pope francis proclaimed two new saints during a canonization mass in saint peter's square.anciscan cannon iced the founder of the polish founzer and a lutheran convert who hid jus during world war ii. he supported hospitals and shelters for the poor. elizabeth became sweden's second saint in 625 years. she saved the lives of 12 jews by hiding them in a convent in rome. >>> janet yellen will be in philadelphia tomorrow. yellen is expected to speak at the world affairs council of philadelphia lunch on. yellen's speech at the belleview will likely center around last month's disappointing jobs report. >>> if one senator has his way, your phone company will have to offer a free service to block robo calls. he is introducing legislation that would require mobile and land line providers to offer the service. some phone companies do. that technology is able to identify and block pre-recorded me messages. >>> it just keeps getting taller and taller. the new comcast tower is starting to scrape the sky in center city. nbc 10 is taking you inside the construction. see what it takes to

they raised the curtain today and newbie saint mary's was in the spotlight.aels were in raleigh, north carolina, region playing coastal carolina great start for the west coast champs. third batter of the game with a solo home run. bottom of the 3rd the coastal carolina chanticlairs. bases loaded two out single put them ahead for good. a chanticlair is a fierce rooster. >> i knew that. >> final 5-2. saint mary's place an elimination game tomorrow against the north carolina state or navy. are you with us liz? >> that's her version of a rooster. >>> hunter pence is out for two months with a torn hamstring and that's serious. i would say two months is stretching it. this is the injury from wednesday at atlanta. second consecutive year pence will miss significant time with an injury. he played only 52 games last year. >>> to tennis. serena williams in the semis of the french open against kiki burton. first set williams with her typical primal scream handled the return, gutted out the first set 7-6. second set, boy, look at the hustle. you think she is thinking of

anthony singleton is saint leo's older half sister. >> he was all loving. he loved to eat, loved to smile, he was moving a lot especially for seven months. >> reporter: anthony singleton married sophia hines four months ago as they lived here in the frankford section of philadelphia. >> this is hard because this is last thing i expected. this is very last thing i expected. >> reporter: he says there weren't any red flags but tells me he wasn't fully informed of sophia's travel plans. he says he was last told that she was in new york. we're told there were no signs of depression. >> i really can't say what is going on with her head, what is wrong with her but i just can't understand, i'm really confused right now trying to talk but word are not coming. >> reporter: his family left to plan two funerals with questions lingering about what led to this. >> it is so unreal particular as to how she cher their little girl and can't believe that she did it. >> reporter: at this point police have in the revealed any information about possible alcohol or drug use toni