shots in atlantic city, and the prosecutors office says they released surveillance pictures showing sean brown holding a gun and pointed it at officers, he was shot a short time later and was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> two students attend pitman high school and the two others a vocational school, at least two were involved with the pitman football team. the virus is not as dangerous as bacterial meningitis but it can cause a fever, headaches and nausea, the school has enhanced its cleaning of the locker and weight rooms and they switched from water bottles to paper cups to help stop the spread of the virus. >>> the vote for the budget easily sailed through the senate today and is expected to make its way through the house and to president obama, it does not include language to strip planned parenthood of funding, it would provide 10 weeks of time to negotiate a wide ranging budget deal for the rest of fiscal year 2016. >>> pennsylvania governor top wolf, says he will reach out to rank and file republican lawmakers in an effort to stall support for a budget plan, republicans argued th

relatives of sean brown say there's been a lack of answers and transparency from law enforcement. brown was armed with a handgun during a confrontation. brown's family believes the shooting was unjustified, they filed a federal lawsuit today. the prosecutor's office had no further comment. >>> decades of storm damage have taken its toll on the board walk. some sections left unsafe, part of it collapsed into the water. that's about to change. demolition crews are removing what was a dilapidated unusable stretch of board walk. the $50 million project mostly funded by the federal government will add a protective seawall to make the board walk hole again. the finished product is expected to be strong enough to pass the test of time. >> a seawall at there end, a rock wall at the other end, and the board walk is going to be on the land side of that, the nor'easter still hit the city pretty bad. we don't want to build a board walk and lose it at the next nor'easter. >> the project will be finished late next year or in early 2017. >>> summer has continued around here, we have another day

>> stewart: when we visited phillis wheatley last year, sean brown was the school's principal. >> once we hit that last hour of the day, it's strictly reading. >> stewart: from fourth graders working on reading comprehension questions... >> we could eliminate underground... >> stewart: ...to first graders just learning the basics... >> they get darker and darker... >> stewart: students, taught by teachers from the school... >> hare... >> hare... >> stewart: read, read and read some more. >> we want to hone in on the reading skills and then just push the students academically as much as possible. >> stewart: a high-poverty school where all students get free breakfast and lunch, phillis wheatley elementary is in a neighborhood with a high crime rate and is the type of school administrators think could particularly benefit from the extra reading time. do you think your students need this extra hour? >> yes, i do. >> stewart: why is that? is it... is it because they're so far behind? is it just not enough time during the day to teach these kids? >> there's several reasons. i know that with

jury will not bring criminal charges against atlantic city police officers who shot 20-year-old sean brownhe died. prosecutors say police are respond to go reports of a sho shooting near route 30 and pennsylvania avenue in september of 2014. three officers arrived at the scene and after a confrontation shot brown. a grand jury has declined to indict the officers. >>> developing right now ocean city, new jersey, police there hope pictures of a tattoo will help identify a woman whose body was found. surfers on paddle boards discovered the body after it washed ashore on cape may beach today. the woman's body has two distinct tattoos. take close look you may be able to help identify this woman. >> vigil tonight in northeast philadelphia for three young lives lost in july in a fiery car crash. family and friends are gathering not only to remember the three vick items but also want someone held accountable for their deaths. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in center city. shawnette, police are still investigating. >> reporter: yeah, lucy. still no charges or arrests in this deadly crash. family

sean o'malley. in st. peter's square, he stands out in his humble brown robe and sandals, and stays with the pope that means you're roommates with the pope. >> well, yes, you see him at all the meals. >> o'donnell: you knew him before. i mean, did you know that he would be this kind of a leader? >> i am delighted that he is beyond my expectations. >> cooper: our lives are filled with distractions-- email, twitter, texting. we're constantly connected to technology, which is probably why there's a growing movement in america to train people to get around the stresses of daily life. >> there are a lot of different ways to talk about mindfulness, but what it really means is awareness. >> cooper: is it being present? >> it is being present. that's exactly what it is. >> cooper: i don't feel i'm very present. i feel like, every moment, i'm either thinking about something something that's been in the past. >> so, ultimately, all of this preparing is for what? we're only alive now. >> kroft: i'm steve kroft. >> stahl: i'm lesley stahl. >> cooper: i'm anderson cooper. >> whitaker: i'm bill whitaker. >> o'donnell: i'

browning felt cousins played a complete game. said congratulations cousins, this is your team now. more credit directed toward the new gm. sean murphy, tweeting the draft picks are making immediate impacts as well as the d-line acquisition of the the redskins have to like the direction they are making the progress they are making and the position they find themselves in, in the division. a golden opportunity for the burgundy and gold. >> the redskins won't have much time to celebrate their first victory. they visit the giants thursday night at the meadowlands. that game you can see right here on wusa9. maybe they were inspired by the good weather yesterday. we could be in for rain today. here's first alert meteorologist allison ray. >>> thanks andrea. the air is still pretty dry. so as soon as these showers start to try to work their way in, they start to fall apart a little bit. the showers starting to try to move off to the east, it is a hard combination to get good rain across our area. we are seeing the drops falling for winchester, royal and seeing good rain. we need it. so dry this september. also south of culpepper, go

. >> sean: so many plays to look back on positively and negatively. it looked like for byu that drop pass by the running back brownhalf changed the momentum of the game. they were poised to take a 17-point lead. devastating to think mike riley as he congratulations. >> coach i can't imagine how you're feeling. when you get your breath back, let me know. >> i'm good. >> todd: take us through that final play. >> just a senior receiver who has battled and a complete program player that's been there for us for a long, long time making critical plays and a backup quarterback right off his mission connecting and i just am so fortunate to coach these kids at byu and this team. my heart goes out to coach riley and nebraska. it was a heart-fought game. great college football game and great venue. it's college football. >> todd: when your quarterback taysom hill goes to the locker room for the second time what's the message to the team? >> i didn't talk to the team nor did our coaches. we made a point to say no big deal. they have trust in tanner. next guy up. i can't wait to see how he's doing and what's wrong. >> todd: no

blanca ---el gobernador jerry brown firm una ley que va a hacer que los records judiciales de los menores de edad seanlos jovenes inmigrantes de nuestro estado.. vamos con andres brender.. take 2 box ---y andres como las autoridesm estos records ahora? take pkg 0.01 0.08 0.27 1.01 1.55 pkg pues se va a requeriuna ord judicial... con esta medida se ninos inmigrantes.. la ley ab 899 resguardara los records judiciales de los menores de edad sin importar el estatus migratorio. cuando entre en efecto se necesitara la orden de un juez para que esta informacion- personal y delicada- pueda ser utilizada por terceros---inclui do el departamento de inmigracion. vanessa sandoval/siren "por eso es importante proteger estos records para que estos antecedentes juveniles no tengan un efecto en el futuro del joven" no necesariamente estamos habla cargos criminales... estos historiales pueden ser de ninos que han sufrido de violencia, hayan estado bajo la tutela estatal o de un tercero. activistas afirman que esta medida va a ayudar de sobremanera al inmigrante vanessa "ahi hay informacion sobre el pais de origen, cua

gobernador brown firmÓ la ley que garantiza la confidencialidad de los expedientes legales de todos los menores de edad en california lo que evitarÁ que los datos privados de niÑos y jÓvenes inmigrantes seanÁ un nÚmero de personas. reportero: testimonios presentados a la legislatura seÑalan que entre los aÑos 2011 y 2013 la oficina de icereporta la cantidad de detenidos por delitos menores en reclusiÓn juveniles. la ley no protegerÁ la informaciÓn de menores de edad que cometieron crÍmenes mayores o la que se ha obtenido a travÉs de la orden de un juez pero sÍ la de víctimas de explotaciÓn o violencia incluidos los niÑos centroamericanos que llegaron solos recientemente los estados unidos. >> california fue el Único estado que aportÓ fondos estatales para asegurar que puede acceder a un abogado y pueden tener un caso esta legislaciÓn nos ayuda a asegurar que los documentos son protegidos y no sean regaladas a los agentes federales. reportero: como parte del paquete de iniciativas para protecciÓn a los inmigrantes desatado el gobernador firmÓ una ley que hace ilegal a partir del prÓximo 1 de enero discriminar en contra de una persona debido a su estado migratorio. >> este es el primer esta

. >> sean: so many plays to look back on positively and negatively. it looked like for byu that drop pass by the running back brownhalf changed the momentum of the game. they were poised to take a 17-point lead. devastating to think mike riley as he congratulations. >> coach i can't imagine how you're feeling. when you get your breath back, let me know. >> i'm good. >> todd: take us through that final play. >> just a senior receiver who has battled and a complete program player that's been there for us for a long, long time making critical plays and a backup quarterback right off his mission connecting and i just am so fortunate to coach these kids at byu and this team. my heart goes out to coach riley and nebraska. it was a heart-fought game. great college football game and great venue. it's college football. >> todd: when your quarterback taysom hill goes to the locker room for the second time what's the message to the team? >> i didn't talk to the team nor did our coaches. we made a point to say no big deal. they have trust in tanner. next guy up. i can't wait to see how he's doing and what's wrong. >> todd: no

our individual sean the fire pot the brothers and sisters are a sample the different flavors they speaks for itself seeing their own rhythms and understand the pain naebt our yell brownd many (calling names) planning go trees nutritious us taste this it means thank you to janice with the spirit to bring us together colleagues join me that passing 2, 3, 4 resolution unanimously stand with the justice for consistent women's coalition and so many to develop a memorial in san francisco to send a message from our beautiful city of san francisco a clear message of the captioning and declaring neither again to allow atrocities to allows us to silence the movement for justice and healing thank you to supervisor jane kim and supervisor cowen supervisor christensen and supervisor yee and supervisor farrell and supervisor campos and commissioner avalos so for being the co-sponsors of this resolution i think that is important we're doing our best to be inclusive and stop the human trafficking of women and girls the resolution was heard on thursday at neighborhoods services committee thank you to supervisor christensen and supervisor campos for moving that forward with an unanimo

our individual sean the fire pot the brothers and sisters are a sample the different flavors they speaks for itself seeing their own rhythms and understand the pain naebt our yell brown skin and many (calling names) planning go trees nutritious us taste this it means thank you to janice with the spirit to bring us together colleagues join me that passing 2, 3, 4 resolution unanimously stand with the justice for consistent women's coalition and so many to develop a memorial in san francisco to send a message from our beautiful city of san francisco a clear message of the captioning and declaring neither again to allow atrocities to allows us to silence the movement for justice and healing thank you to supervisor jane kim and supervisor cowen supervisor christensen and supervisor yee and supervisor farrell and supervisor campos and commissioner avalos so for being the co-sponsors of this resolution i think that is important we're doing our best to be inclusive and stop the human trafficking of women and girls the resolution was heard on thursday at neighborhoods services committee thank you to supervisor christensen and supervisor campos for moving that forward with an

our individual sean the fire pot the brothers and sisters are a sample the different flavors they speaks for itself seeing their own rhythms and understand the pain naebt our yell brown skin and many (calling names) planning go trees nutritious us taste this it means thank you to janice with the spirit to bring us together colleagues join me that passing 2, 3, 4 resolution unanimously stand with the justice for consistent women's coalition and so many to develop a memorial in san francisco to send a message from our beautiful city of san francisco a clear message of the captioning and declaring neither again to allow atrocities to allows us to silence the movement for justice and healing thank you to supervisor jane kim and supervisor cowen supervisor christensen and supervisor yee and supervisor farrell and supervisor campos and commissioner avalos so for being the co-sponsors of this resolution i think that is important we're doing our best to be inclusive and stop the human trafficking of women and girls the resolution was heard on thursday at neighborhoods services committee thank you to supervisor christensen and supervisor campos for moving that forward with an