we can also play for the saints. she is the queen of all of the saints and the one who, with maternal mediation, brings us into the circle of love in her heart, which is where the lord is found. she doesn't distract from christ. she brings us to him in an immediate and powerful and very fast way. because when you say mary, she says jesus. >> yes. many of her icons show her pointing the way to jesus. >> that is one of the great icons. >> we have in our communication department, a webpage in which you can get to know mary and find out about the consecration. i found in those webpages, that she opens up a world of beauty and meaning. if you go to those webpages and look at those, you will find the world's greatest art and music featuring mary. she has inspired this kind of devotion and glory. let me show our last slide of the day. it is a very famous icon. it is evidently the oldest mary icon in the world, dating perhaps as early as the second century. this is somewhere in rome. it is a piece that has been preserved. al

for this is the rib of saint nicholas, the wonder worker, the saint who inspired the legend of santa pope and the patriarch and these russians believe it has the power to change their lives. my son is not well, tatiana says. brought in the from hospital today because we believe in miracles. what is astonishing about this is that for 70 years, the communists tried to annihilate religion in this country but judging annihilate religion in this country butjudging by these scenes and by the interest in saint nicholas's rib, they failed to destroy the fate of russians. extracting the red from saint nicholas's quipped in italy was a delicate operation. the fragments of bone had lain here for more than 900 years. the rib was placed in goldeneye can flow into moscow amid pomp and prayer and burning incense. orthodox priests carried the casket into the cathedral of christ the saviour. and it is drawing russians here like a magnet. queues outside the cathedral have been two kilometres long. that's because saint nicholas's rib has sparked not only huge excitement, it brought these believers hope

we can pray to the saints. she's the queen of all of the saints and the one with eternal mediation brings us to the heart of god. god and flesh for us. she doesn't distract from christ, she brings us to him in an immediate and powerful and very fast way because when you say mary she says jesus. >> yes, and many of her icons show her pointing the way to jesus i believe. >> that's one of the great icons. she who points the way. >> we have in our communication department made web pages where you can get to know mary. i found in making the pages she opens up worlds of beauty and meaning. go to our web pages and look at those, you'll find the world's greatest art and music featuring mary. she's inspired this kind of devotion and glory. let me show our last slide of the day and it's a very famous icon. it's evidently the oldest mary icon in the world. dating, perhaps, from as early as the second century but from before the 5th and this is called the advokata, somewhere in rome, old painting on wood. let me read to yo

long queues of orthodox christians in moscow honoring saint nicholas, the inspiration for santa claus. reporter: in moscow this week, they are queuing for miracles. young and old have come to pay to russia's homage most cherished saying, for this is the root of saint nicholas, the wonderworker the same to inspired the legend of -- the saint who inspired the legend of santa claus. the rib is on loan from italy after an historic agreement between the pope and the patriarch, and these russians believe it has the power to change their lives. tatianais not well," said. "i brought him from hospital because we believe in miracles." so, it seems, does the president. vladimir putin has paid his own visit to the rib. what is astonishing about this is that for 70 years, the communists tried to annihilate religion in this country. judging by these scenes, the interest in saint nicholas' rib, they failed to destroy russians' faith. extracting the rib was a delicate operation. the fragments of bone had laid here for 900 years. the rib was placed in a golden arc and flown to moscow. orthodox priests

saint martin is traditionally known as a musical island.find all sorts here from reggae music to samba to calypso. a new music festival is aiming to bring something uniquely different to the island. now in its second year, the sxm festival aptly named after the country's airport code, is hoping to bring a new type of visitor. millennials for a five—day electronic music extravaganza. with more than 100 top name djs. a lot of the routes of what is modern dance culture started in the caribbean, it started with sound system culture injamaica and all of these other places. you know, the guys who bring the massive systems. they were experimenting with sound. they started experimenting with dubs. this is where remixes came from. so, there is a long history and tradition to kind of electronic music and experimentation in the caribbean. but some locals didn't want an electronic music festival on their shores. they wanted this little—known island to be the best kept secret and remain exclusive. not everyone was happy, of course, but i think it's beca

and we head to the french caribbean for a music festival aiming to help diversify saint martin.everybody‘s from, like, up north, and it's cold and they need a place to go. where it's hot. and you cannot beat the island vibe. chances are if i say festival you'll think of glastonbury in the uk or coachella in the us. now a sleepy caribbean nation has decided to get in on the act in a bid to attract more young people. but does it have what it takes to draw a party crowd? we sent greg mckenzie to find out. st maarten, or saint martin, depending on which part of the island you are on, is the smallest island in the world. to be partitioned between two different nations — a french side and a dutch side. technically, it's two different countries, and attracts more than 2 million visitors every year. its airport, princess juliana international, is truly unique, because on one side you have a public beach, on the other there is a huge mountain range. pilots say it's one of the scariest landings in the world, and it's easy to see why. just ahead their is the a340 that has flown in from par

saint martin is traditionally known as a musical island.orts here from reggae music to samba to calypso. a new music festival is aiming to bring something uniquely different to the island. now in its second year, the sxm festival aptly named after the country's airport code, is hoping to bring a new type of visitor. millennials for a five—day electronic music extravaganza. with more than 100 top name djs. a lot of the routes of what is modern dance culture started in the caribbean, it started with sound system culture injamaica and all of these other places. you know, the guys who bring the massive systems. they were experimenting with sound. they started experimenting with dubs. this is where remixes came from. so, there is a long history and tradition to kind of electronic music and experimentation in the caribbean. but some locals didn't want an electronic music festival on their shores. they wanted this little—known island to be the best kept secret and remain exclusive. not everyone was happy, of course, but i think it's because of the

tracy chapman, and saint bruce of asbury, and, most famously, his frequent collaborator peter gabrielbout you when you were 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

medics transported him here to saint chris, where he is recovering this morning. now there is was a very violent weekends, in this particular neighborhood. police tell us, there a brother and sister were shot execution style on sunday morning, inside their home, on east clearfield street in addition to that on sunday night, a man stabbed another man in self-defense, police tell us, who was inside his apartment, on frankford avenue. but for now, liver outside saint christopher hospital for children, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you, trang. >>> jury selection underway for the man accuse of sexually assaulting six sister. lee kaplan arrested last summer after 11 girls were found inside his feasterville home. two of the girls were kaplan's own children fathered, gifted by her par went she was 14, that girls' parent face sensing it g charges. >> jury deliberations get underway in camden county today in the trial of david creato junior. creato accused in the murder every his three year old son brendan. deliberations ended las

and that saint all of, college in minnesota -- saint all of college in minnesota, many protested racist incidents on campus. and in jackson, mississippi, social justice activist and attorney chokwe antar lumumba is positioned to become the city's next mayor after handily winning a primary election on tuesday. the 34-year-old lumumba supports economic democracy proposed a , civic incubator fund to support cooperative, member-owned businesses in jackson. he's expected to easily win a general election. june 6 lumumba is the son of late jackson mayor chokwe lumumba, a longtime black nationalist organizer and attorney dubbed "america's most revolutionary mayor" before his death in 2014. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the wedu.s of tampa pbs lawmakers in florida have taken an unusual step and apologized for what happened to four young african-american men in groveland, florida, nearly 70 years ago in 1949. the men, known as the groveland four, were falsely accused of raping a 17

these people are saints. ha, they're saints. please call or visit cancercenter.com today. evolution of cancer care is here. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. kelly: north korea's top diplomats staying in beijing the regime would be willing to meet with the trump administration, if quote the conditions are set. the diplomat did not say what those conditions were but if he talks or pop happen they would be the first negotiations between the us and north korea since the last round of talks fell apart nine years ago. julie: president trump in the meantime is sitting down with judge jeanine here on the fox news channel. the conversation turning to fired fbi director comey and the president danced around this question. >> what about the idea that come in at what you said, there might be tape recordings. >> i won't talk about that. all i want is for comey to be honest and i hope he will be. i'm sure he will be, i hope. julie: charlie is the opinion editor at the fox times and he got fox news between her. thank you for talking

and we head to the french caribbean for a music festival aiming to help diversify saint martin., up north, and it's cold and they need a place to go. where it's hot. and you cannot beat the island vibe. chances are if i say festival you'll think of glastonbury in the uk or coachella in the us. now a sleepy caribbean nation has decided to get in on the act in a bid to attract more young people. but does it have what it takes to draw a party crowd? we sent greg mckenzie to find out. st maarten, or saint martin, depending on which part of the island you are on, is the smallest island in the world. to be partitioned between two different nations — a french side and a dutch side. technically, it's two different countries, and attracts more than 2 million visitors every year. its airport, princess juliana international, is truly unique, because on one side you have a public beach, on the other there is a huge mountain range. pilots say it's one of the scariest landings in the world, and it's easy to see why. just ahead their is the a340 that has flown in from paris. the people on ther

all he went through, and i think in my lifetime i will say i knew a saint. think it will take a while but it is coming. >> reporter: in drexel hill, joe holden, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is beautiful, yes, indeed. >> lauren casey, how about a bunch of sunshine. >> i mean it is memorial day weekend, may, unofficial start to summer is coming. it doesn't look or feel like summer. i'm not happy mother nature. >> i got faith. >> she better turn it around quick. another dreary day across the delaware valley. weaver socked in with the cloud. we are looking live at center city philadelphia dreary conditions. cooler then average. 56 degrees right now, 66 degrees. east wind at six and that easterly component to the wind flow off the atlantic ushering in cooler air and these dreary conditions. temperatures right now cooler then average in all of our reporting sites. sixty-four in ac. sixty in wildwood. sixty-five in trenton. we have easterly wind flow off the atlantic, atlantic temperature in the upper 50's to near 60, so that water is still quite cool. so wind

all these years i have gone out to saint mary's college it's for gaels basketball.erlooked and at the top of its game are holders of two national titles the last three years and tomorrow st. mary's gaels rugby is going for another. it's another day in moraga on the rugby field in saint mary's. >> drive your arms around. >> reporter: hall of fame coach tim o'brien who since 2002 has cast a spotlight on these men a top-ranked program which saturday will play in its fifth straight division i a national championship. >> keep it going to win the game on saturday 100%. >> reporter: the gaels steamrolled through a 10-win, one loss season. >> saint mary's has come in and knocked off the california golden bears. >> reporter: along the way a bragdown takedown at cal. >> if we are going to be anyone, the 9ers before, the 9ers, the 9ers, um, yeah, 2013, 9ers. al smith at the helm. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's captain kevin o'connor a st. ignatius product one of eight from the city, 25 of a roster of over 50 bay area guys. it's a program that doesn't recruit. it operates on

it's a second consecutive win for new saints coachjustin holbrook. that having to pull out of the giro d'italia still "eats away" at him. the welshman withdrew from the race a few days after injuring his shoulder and knee in a crash with a stationary police motorbike on the ninth stage...he had been second overall at the time. the giro was thomas‘s first experience of leading team sky at a grand tour, one of cycling's most prestigious road races alongside the tour de france. it is still quite depressing to think about how it ended. all of that hard work and to be going so well and feeling good and through no fault of my own or the team or another brighter on anything for it to end like that was really frustrating but the way i have tried to treat it is to look forward and target the tour and have that in my mind and that is the focus and try to do that, focus on that and prepare for the tour and try to forget about what is happening. england all rounder ben stokes is an injury doubt for the second one day international against south africa on saturda

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he was taken to saint christopher's hospital and initially listed in critical condition but later diedrom his injuries. police then found a 16-year-old shooting victim. he had injuries in his neck and shoulder or shoulder rather. he is in stable condition. police have no suspects or a motive on anyone with information on this shooting is asked to contact authorities. reporting live at police headquarters, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." >> all right, jeanette, thank you for that. >>> and happening today, jury deliberations continue in the murder trial of a camden county father. david d.j. creato is accused of killing his three-year-old son brendan on thursday jurors watched the video for the third time showing creato being interviewed by police after his young son was found dead. prosecutors argue that creato killed his son to maintain a romantic relationship with a teenaged girlfriend but creato's defense lawyer maintains that prosecutors did not prove guilt. >> happening today, mayor jim kenney will hold a news conference to address several recent deadly fires in philadelphia

trang, good morning. >> good morning, 100 student, staff members, from saint cecelia in times square when that accident happened. fortunately, none of them were hurt. but they told us last night when they returned, that they're counting their blessings. >> tight hugs, sighing of relief thursday night, as eighth graders from saint cecelia school returned home after fieldtrip to new york city, will likely never forget. >> i see like this lady screaming, and then i heard this car, and i got really scared. my mom turned us around and i was crying, making sure my friends were okay. >> panic and chaos ensued after police say 26 year old richard rojas plowed into a crowd of pedestrians in time square, around noon. hitting 23 people. >> i saw this car coming out of no where. >> chaperone saw this all unfold. >> he just accelerated. he wasn't stopping. hit quite a few people. >> the school says other parent helped the injured. >> it was a mess. then we saw a car smoking. >> police say they do not believe this was an act of terrorism. rojas reportedly told investigators, he was hearing voices,

he was taken to saint christopher's hospital and initially listed in critical condition but later died from his injuries. police then found a 16-year-old victim. he was shot in the shoulder and is in stable condition at this hour. police have no suspects or a motive. anyone with information is asked to contact authorities. reporting live at the police headquarters, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." tam. >> thank you for that. >>> jury selection is expected to begin today in the child sexual abuse trial of lee kaplan. he's accused of sexually abusing six girls from the family of daniel and savilla stolfutz. some of the girls had been gifted to kaplan by the couple. they were found living in his feasterville home last summer. it's possible that kaplan will try for an insanity defense. >>> and also happening today, the jury returns to a camden courtroom to decide if david creato killed his young son. jurors have been reviewing the evidence for three days now. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside the courthouse with more on what we might expect today. good morning, k

in "the saint," you saw the template for what was to come. >> what about your husband?might not understand. reporter: in this and in "the persuaders," he was the action man with a sense of humor. >> i say, daniel. well, we played it tongue-in-cheek. i play most heroes don't reallyek, i see myself as a hero. >> but, james, i need you. >> so does england. reporter: when he finally said goodbye to bond, with acting career was on the wing, but he launched a new role with unicef. they said today that the world lost one of its great champions for children. >> forgive me, father for i have sinned. >> that is putting it mildly, 007. reporter: as an actor, sir roger never pretended to have great depth, but he was blessed with charisma. he was funny, good company -- >> by god, what is bond doing? reporter: and never took it too seriously. laura: farewell to roger moore.

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it is in the hand of god, of course, but the saint can intercede. all over the country. some seek help, others seek to give thanks, and all are united in this trance—inducing dance which is performed just after sunset. the believers performed this dance at the shrine in february this year, after a suicide bombing during a similar festival, that killed more than 70 people. for them, it is defiance in the face of terrorism. sufism in pakistan enjoys a huge following. devotees are considered non—violent and come from both sects sunni and shia islam. terror attacks against sufi shines were once rare in this country. not any longer. sufis and these saints, they preached universal brotherhood and they preach the respect for human beings and respectful living. this is what extremists hate. it contradicts their school of thought. they just want to promote violence. this is a place of love. so this is a soft target for them. sufi followers refused to let go of their ancient tradition, despite the many threats from hardline islamists who say what they do is i

even saints like castro. he would find something. even saints. somebody is going to go to jail. charlie: you know what fbi stand for. forever bothering italians. there are some similarities with trump and nixon in terms of the paranoia. did he have to get rid of comey now? he's afraid of something. but we should point out the markets are looking at it this way. they are saying the economic policies of trump are very sound. he has good people in place, maybe to carry that out and republicans control congress. they are delineating that from the man i am self who does some absurd stuff. there is a degree. neil: what are you still doing there? charlie: weekend we are off air. but you know what they are saying? what's the case scenario with trump. this is way out there. he has to leave office. then you will get pence and a republican congress. people are talking about that. the policies are good. it needs to be executed obviously. neil: outlining his plan to get the tax cut and healthcare rework done. the cbo will get that done. a budget done that will be balanced in 10 years. the bu

and harlequins face each other for the final automatic european champions cup spot, a chance for saintstrating season. it's been very disappointing. the squad we've got and the players have got, was not really done as well as we should have this year and i think if we can just scrape in top six, and rebuild for the boys who are staying here and the coaches rebuilding next year, hopefully picking up some pieces and learning from what the skier has brought us. novak djokovic has sacked his entire coaching team, including marian vie—da who had been with him for most of professional career. djokovic was knocked off the top of the world rankings by andy murray last year. explaining his decision, he said "i'm a hunter and my biggest goal is to find the winning spark on the court again". djokovic will tour alone until he finds a new head coach. sport it seems, is increasingly trying to downsize to make itself more marketable and watchable, think of the success of 20/20 cricket, the rise of rugby sevens, now golf is trying ‘sixes'. at st albans this weekend there's an experimental competition w

to the saint michael's community and class of 2017 and the families here today particularly to the faculty and the staff, it has been an extraordinary day for me to be literally back home here at st. michael's and to have a chance to look at your faces -- two look at the proud faces of the parents here and to be part of such a big day in your life. i wish you all the best as you go forward to be leaders of consequence. god bless you all and is the father said, "remain always faithful." thank you so much. [applause] >> it is a gift to a woman who is willing to open her mind and her heart to it. it is. you are so blessed to have this. yearugh i know your first you did not think it was such a gift. i was there for a lot of those phone calls. this is hard. they just want to the study all the time. yes, they do. that was freshman year. made sophomore year she had had several at tiffany's and realized what all of you have come to realize, you do this for yourself, you don't do this for anybody else. heard aboutou have this institution is true, it is a prestigious and powerful place that will wea

to the saint michael's community and class of 2017 and the families here today particularly to the faculty and the staff, it has been an extraordinary day for me to be literally back home here at st. michael's and to have a chance to look at your faces -- look at the proud faces of the parents here and to be part of such a big day in your life. i wish you all the best as you go forward to be leaders of consequence. god bless you all and is the father said, "remain always faithful." thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> it is a gift to any woman willing to open her heart or mind to it. it is. to have this.ssed you are blessed to have this. although i know your first year you probably didn't think it was such a gift because i was there for a lot of those phone calls that wendy made. daddy, this is hard. [laughter] they just want you to study all the time. [laughter] yes, they do. and that was freshman year. about mid south year, she had several ethnicities and r

he will attend saint andrews episcopal school. the first lady says saint andrews is known for its diverse community and community -- and commitment to academic excellence. it's more than $40,000 tuition. >> what a shot. >> yeah, what a shot. everybody is asking game seven against the celtics tonight in boston. frank hanrahan standby live in washington. what are you feeling and what are you seeing? they have yet to win on the road. i wanted to get the pulse of the celtics nation. but i've got to tell you something, we are from dc. so we are coming to get a victory tonight in game seven. what do you say to that? all right. broke your heart in game six. but the wizards have not yet won on the home court. why are you so good here at td garden? >> bring home the dove. you can go back home. >> we shall see. celtics fans, good luck. personally, i feel pretty good. >> frank hanrahan, a brave man. thanks a lot, frank. >>> get ready for a taste of summer this week here at home. tracking the weather. >> going from march on saturday to july o

it's the home of santa muerte, the skeletal saint death. impoverished, the oppressed, the marginalized, the criminal. people for whom the traditional church has less relevancy. for the unforgiven, and the unforgiveable, for those on whom the catholic saints have turned their backs, there is santa muerte. this is a place and santa muerte is a saint that accepts everybody. "death to my enemies," written on a votive candle. let's face it. we've all prayed for that at one point or another. tepito is a poor neighborhood for sure, and a tough one. a center of commerce, both above board and not. [ yelling in spanish ] [ honking air horn ] [ crowd cheering ] >> anthony: but perhaps a breakfast beverage first. a michelada -- one giant beer with lemon, chili powder, salt, and maggi sauce. that's a sizeable morning beverage. my companion, blogger and chronicler of the city, jorge pedro. wow, the whole season of "the walking dead" for 25 cents. you want to buy something? tepito's got it. looking for some cheap underwear, pirated copies of "man versus f

saints and how toy his prayers. a earthy catholic jim and if you go town to -- go into the neighborhood in buenos boundaryu really feel like it's almost your in europe. and from that grows and develops jorge mario brogoio. he is argentinian but his family and roots are in italy. he speaks in italian. born speaking spanish and italian so he has this unique foot of being from the south america, the americas but also having a foot in italy. and understanding that culture, understanding that sense of catholicism that he was raised by obviously his mother and father, but by his priests who were from italy. very important figures in his life. and grand-mother what was born in italy and he has a commitment to catholicism he learns from the grandma and the sense of discipline that the jesuits have and this commitment going owl to the frontiers. jesuits have this concept of going out to being on the frontier and for pope francis, he doesn't get a mission to japan or china because he has health problem. but he goes to the fro

prince george's, charles, saint mary's and king george counties all going get heavy stuff, heavy rain richmond has been cancel. good news there. be careful out there today. not a good start to the day today. unlike yesterday. >> unlike yesterday indeed the we fox5 weather day at nats park. >> yay! >> there's tuck can he with some of the school kids out there and in the stands and man by the end of the weather presentation, lots more kids filling in and here's one of our special friends from yesterday and he was like, put me on tv because everybody thinks i like like john legend. >> there you go. >> he had lots of personality. >> do you remember his name. >> a legend himself good was it dean? >> it was dean. >> dean. all the folks that came out from fox5 yesterday. it's the weather team for the most part gary and gwen not there but the weather team and me. >> that's great picture of guys. >> it was really fun. >> i like it fun time. as far as the national game good one too for the nats on weather day the nats unstoppable. one year bryce harper hit thee homeruns on yesterday. matt scher

that was until the saint.lf humorous. he went on to star in the persuaders with tony curtis, mixing action and laughs once more. i say daniel, i will buy you one! in blue? we played it tongue—in—cheek. i play most heroes tongue—in—cheek because i really don't see myself as a hero. although i play it as if it is all a joke. his tongue was never more firmly in his cheek than when he played james bond. is there time before we leave? for lesson number three? absolutely... in the end, he gave up acting for charity work as a goodwill ambassador for unicef. it earned him his knighthood, but he could still make headlines, like when his third marriage broke up. what's bond doing? i think he is attempting re—entry, sir. but this is how we will remember roger moore. suave, sophisticated, and not remotely serious. david sillito explained why so many people regard him as their favourite bond. you have got to remember when he took the role on, we all think of it as he took the role on, we all think of itasa he took the role

police rushed both to saint christopher's hospital but the 14-year-old did not make it. the 16-year-old is stable. police have not made any arrests and they are still looking for a weapon. >>> $100,000 worth of stuff stolen by one man in delaware county. police say he's hit more than a dozen businesses. i'm lucy noland. it was big hit obviously. and what he's targeting is probably not something that would necessarily leap to mind. fox 29' chris o'connell joins us live from eddystone. chris? >> reporter: lucy, the guy stealing from local contractors better hope cops catch up with him first because more than a dozen business owners who are out trying to find this guy are not very happy, and they have a good reason why. take a look behind me much this is one of a dozen businesses that were hit entire fleets of trucks with their batteries stolen ripe right from the truck nearly $100,000 worth of stuff taken from businesses from chester to eddystone. >> doesn't damage anying just stole the batteries. >> reporter: o'hara works hard as a masonry contractor a thousand dollars in

occupants of the house and now thanks those that saved her husband and her son. >> i am thankful for saint christopher and the police that rushed my baby to the hospital. thank you officers who did that. i appreciate you guys 100%. >> reporter: jim a 5,0$5,000 red posted by the fop for information on an arrest and conviction for the two men wanted on this attempted murder case. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a jury has now been seated in the case against actor, bill cosby become the man tell includes -- and agreed on three of the six alternates so far. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his cheltenham home in 2004 and trial is scheduled to start in norristown next month. >>> and huge news for the philadelphia police department. city hall has announced that police headquarters will move to the old inquirer building at 500 north broad street. instead of 6th and market. sara bloomquist is live at the new headquarters, why the change? >> the city says the estimates to renovate this building 400 north broad street came in about the same as

. >> i was very obsessed with catholic saints. >> stephen: i love that we have saints. >> pretty grislye. >> well, no, all of them, all of them. none of them died in their sleep, sok okay. a happy death. >> stephen: do you have any favorite gris leigh. >> well, what about your patron saifnt. >> stephen: st. stephen, the first martyr, he was an antioch. >> he was stoned to death because he dissed the jews. >> stephen: he did if? >> yeah, that's what he did. >> stephen: i'm not sure i want to be named for him now. >> i'm's just saying, check it out. but the women saints, this he are the most, they get really creative. >> stephen: okay. >> because we know monotheu stu c religions is pretty sexist, a little bit. >> stephen: well, god has a beard. you had a bit of a reputation with going head-to-head with your costars and kind of mixing up with them. >> this is just going so bad for me. >> stephen: no, it's going so great. so shirley maclane, you just insta grahammed this, you and shirley, with a hashtag bury the hatchet. what is that shall. >> yeah, she in my back. >> stephen: she is holdin

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that we're dead, my dear we can live forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all sinners, a future all saintsforever ♪ ♪ ♪ return to ashes, shed this skin ♪ beyond the black, we rise again ♪ we shall ve ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's what i'm talking about! their album, "hardwired... to self-destruct" is out now! metallica everybody! we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) republican leaders are trying to do this to affordable health care. i'm tom perriello and in congress i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that a million virginians weren't covered while insurance companies held all the power. now i'm running for governor because it's wrong that most virginia incomes haven't gone up in 20 years. together, we can stop donald trump, raise wages and build an economy that works for everyone. in virginia. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: that's it for the late show. tune in tomorrow when i'll

. >>> barron trump will attend saint andrew's episcopal school. president trump did not say where his son will afend classes next year, but, he said "we just got him into a good school." >>> an answer tonight for a nearly 30-year-old mystery and finally some peace for a local family. and how one local community is rallying around a young man and his pursuit of education after his mom with tempur-pedic.t our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so you sleep deeply, and wake up feeling powerful. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com >> a 27-year-old mystery was solved tonight. a woman california highway in 1990 has b been solved. her name was andrea kuiper. over the years, this case was featured on national tv shows and it was a fingerprint match last week that finally led to her identity. her father said tonight we are thankful to know what happened to our daughter after all these years, andrea was loved and respected. >>> nowadays,

♪ when kingdom comes may it be ♪ we walk right through that open door ♪ all sinners, a future all saintsn live forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all sinners, a future all saints, a past ♪ beginning, the ending return to ash ♪ now that we're dead, my dear we can be together ♪ now that we're dead, my dear we can live, we can live forever ♪ ♪ ♪ return to ashes, shed this skin ♪ beyond the black, we rise again ♪ we shall live forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's what i'm talking about! their album, "hardwired... to self-destruct" is out now! metallica everybody! we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: that's it for the "late show." tune in tomorrow when i'll be joine

officials say dacany killed saint john with a knife then set her house on fire. documents show he has admitted to the murder. dacany faces the death penalty if convicted. ( darya ) this morning police are looking for the people who abducted an uber driver in san francisco. the driver was held at gunpoint and forced to drive to richmond. the driver told police he was off-duty when a man and a woman got into his car and demanded a ride. according to the victim, the man had a gun and the woman had a knife. police say the two then forced the driver to cross the bay bridge and take them to richmond. they also made him stop at an a-t-m and take out cash. so far nobody has been arrested. ( mark ) a man has been found dead near a chuck-e-cheese in concord. the body was found saturday morning on willow pass road between gateway boulevard and market street. officers say the man's body was lying inbetween some bushes. police have not said how the man died or released his name. ( mark ) police are working to identify a body that was recovered from the feather river in live o