st. patrick's where dozens of people feel the only thing they could do, being miles away, is go to church and pray. >> hearts are heavy in norristown and praying for those in puerto rico and mexico. >> we pray god help them. >> i have six brothers and sisters that i don't know anything about them. >> sister alvarez has been on her knees in prayer for 72 hours waiting to hear from her family in puerto rico, an island without power following storms. >> sooner or later they'll get in touch with me. it's hard. >> you were there during the first earthquake 32 years ago. >> yes. >> he remembers his own story of survival as pueblo, mexico remains at the center of the quake. people cling to their faith. in norristown, it's st. patricks, a spanish speaking neighborhood. >> there are big connections between those that live here and latin america, family, friends. >> a world away from destruction, residents did what they could. >> the church is where we come when we have problems. i believe this is the only way, the best way to help those people from far away. >> a special collection was taken up du

st. patrick's church in norristown in contrast to the turmoil in central mexico. hundreds attend church here and some are from central mexico the epicenter of yesterday's 7. 1 earthquake. and puerto ricos celebrate the mass here in spanish. that puts the father at the center of two epicenters. >> hundreds are telling me they are worried about their family and friends and extended family in mexico. not just pueblo, the epicenter, but also in mexico city. and the other thing, of course is, i have many puerto ricans here that are parishioners of my church and they are very worried about the hurricane maria that has touched the island as we talk. >> this lady, christina montez survived the earthquake of 85 and it brings back her personal nightmares from 32 years ago and learned that her relatives are okay. >> i'm very happy to god that all that everyone is fine but a terrible sadness for everyone else. >> she was very impacted by the whole thing and sad about the whole thing, and she remembered in 85 is that they didn't know what was happening, all they felt was the e

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.n irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. welcome to the program. charlie rose is assignment. i talked to activist bjorn ihler. >> it's not with the individual but our communities and our communities are mixing. we have to learn to live with people who have different backgrounds who are from different communities have to learn to live together in constructive and positive ways. there are tensions that occur there but a lot of it really has to do with communication and the fact that communication between communi

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.n irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. [train whistle toots] [bouncy music] - [singing] ♪ they're two, they're four ♪ they're six, they're eight ♪ shunting trucks and hauling freight ♪ ♪ red and green and brown and blue ♪ ♪ they're the really useful crew ♪ ♪ all with different roles to play ♪ ♪ round tidmouth sheds or far away ♪ ♪ down the hills and round the bends ♪ ♪ thomas and his friends male narrator: thomas & friends is made possible in part by: all-inclusive experience is a proud sponsor of thomas & f

st. patrick's church to pray, mexicans and puerto ricans connected by tragedy by home that left them feeling helpless. hundreds are death in mexo after powerful quairgt -- earthquake toppled buildings. the images conjures up a earthquake of years ago. >> some people crying. my family is there. >> reporter: once these puerto ricans and mexicans leaner the fate of their loved ones, recovery will be a long road. that is why a lot of people are mobile licing, fundraising, we'll have -- mobilizing, fundraising, wean we'll have more on our website. >> a deadly ambush in north philadelphia. a 26-year-old man was leaning up against a carat 17th and cumberland streets around midnight when a shooter ran up and fired at the pointblank range. the shooting continued even after the map collapsed to the ground. the suspect ran away. the vehicle picked up the police was rushed to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead. there is no motive known at this time. >>> someone on a dirt bike hit a person in allentown. it happened outside the ptl center on wednesday. police two following a brief cha

st. patrick's church in norristown to pray. mexicans and puerto ricans further connected by tragedy back home that have left them feeling helpless. thousands are dead in mexico city. the images conjure up years ago when the ground in mexico shook. >> some people crying, we just new it is scary, because my family there. >> reporter: like i said many people are turning to prayer and fundraising, if you would like to help out you can find more information how to help visit 6abc.com, coming up, we'll be talking about some of the movements that local students have started to help their families back home. reporting live in university city, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." tam. >> thank you for that jennette. >>> new this morning, there's been a deadly philadelphia. a 26-year-old man was leaning up against a carat 17th and cumberland streets around midnight. someone ran up own fired the victim at range. the shooting continueded -- continued even after the man collapsed to the ground. a private vehicle picked up the victim and

st. patrick's day. and she posted on st. a picture of her on her laptop, studying, doing for me, not even a single drink. i'm staying in and i'm... and i'm working." and the next day she used, and that was the last time she used. >> tracy morrison: i am a nurse... >> whitaker: tracy morrison, jenna's mother, trained to be a nurse more than 30 years ago. she says the medical profession must bear some responsibility for the heroin epidemic. she says doctors over-prescribe pain medications. >> tracy morrison: i graduated in the '80s. i was a nursing director when we decided to swing the pendulum, from not treating pain to treating everybody's pain. i was a part of that. and at that time, i had no idea that we were addicting people. >> whitaker: in 2014, three quarters of a billion pain pills were prescribed by doctors in ohio-- nearly 65 pills for every man, woman and child in the state. how did you respond when your >> tracy morrison: well, they first told me they were using the pills, and how i found out they were using heroi

st. patrick parish in norristown, montgomery county hosed special mass last night, the parish is home to hundreds of immigrant, many from the epi-center every tuesday's earthquake. >> this morning, turks and caikos and part of the bahamas are bracing for the same powerful hurricane that devestated puerto rico. >> hurricane maria barrelled through puerto rico wednesday knocking out power, leaving much of the islands under water. hundreds hads to be rescued including this woman, and her two children. they were left stranded, look at this, on the belly of a capsized boat. as maria lashed the islands with 155-mile per hour winds. the coast guard crew from florida was able to air lift the three of them to safety. >> well, a day later, maria pounds the dominican republic, leaving parts of the islands with water, downpours sent many rivers rushing over their banks, through cities, small towns, officials say more than 2,000 people have been displaced. >> well, a new war of words is unfolding between president trump and north korea leader kim jong un. >> the latest on tough talks. plus this. >> a

st. patrick parish in norristown, montgomery county, hosted a special mass.arish is home to hundreds of mexican immigrants. many from cuevla epicenter of wednesday's earthquake. 27 3 are feared dead fol the quake. rescuers in bucket brigades cleared mountains of debris for a third day in an effort to reach people buried alive in mexico city. there's no missing children at a collapsed elementary school. international students at the university of pennsylvania have setsp a go fund me page to raise money for relever efforts. they have far exceeded their goal of $10,000. >> there were some people donated thousands of of dollars to the cause and it was craze question to see and heart-warming to see how much people care. and how much people want to make a difference even if they're not there. >> the students say all of the money raised will go to the mexican red cross. >> breaking news to tell you about now. philadelphia police respond to hit-and-run tonight this over at broad and fairmont. a map was struck by a red nissan ult ma with virginia plate. the victim was

st. patrick parish in norristown, montgomery county, hosted a special mass.arish is home to hundreds of mexican immigrants. many from cuevla epicenter of wednesday's earthquake. 27 3 are feared dead fol the quake. rescuers in bucket brigades cleared mountains of debris for a third day in an effort to reach people buried alive in mexico city. there's no missing children at a collapsed elementary school. international students at the university of pennsylvania have setsp a go fund me page to raise money for relever efforts. they have far exceeded their goal of $10,000. >> there were some people donated thousands of of dollars to the cause and it was craze question to see and heart-warming to see how much people care. and how much people want to make a difference even if they're not there. >> the students say all of the money raised will go to the mexican red cross. >> breaking news to tell you about now. philadelphia police respond to hit-and-run tonight this over at broad and fairmont. a map was struck by a red nissan ult ma with virginia plate. the victim was

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day you can drink probably aspies lattes for breakfast lunch dinner you can wear green wrong for st patrick's day it don't matter you cannot persuade a way you cannot if a person hates the group that you belong to is nothing that you can do to persuade them not to write so we just have to understand there is love who you love where you come from and love everybody that's a reflection of you you're going to sound like people ask me all the time you know how did you make it out how did you how are you different people enable and i say i'm no different from them we are the same them in their me i just happened to stumble upon some scales and some tools as not accessible to everybody in my neighborhood and i did allow them just like you is so many people that come from the neighborhood that's probably why i'm paul and probably you know make up all of these thing they probably say a lot of hurtful things to tabitha you know because of what chu chose to do going to say in college that i'm not like them i don't understand what it's like to be there. but only do you know you don't look down on those

st. patrick's church. >> it is st. patrick's church in norristown.ou know what they say power of prayer they came together to pray for their loved won back home the the church is home to a large mexican immigrant population, a significant puerto rican community as well, so members held a special mass, last night, in a collection that was held with the money going to mexican and puerto rican relief efforts. the death toll in mexico as we have mentioned continues to rise in the wake of that massive earthquake. and hurricane maria has left puerto rico in ruins. church members, are gaining strength from each other in this very difficult time. >> mexicans, and puerto ricans and puerto rican as pray for mexicans. i just say we are all brothers and sisters under christ. >> only thing i can do right now is try to support the people that are there. >> in the days ahead, the parish will donate supplies to the earthquake and hurricane victims. by the way, mike and alex on our fox 29.com we have seen on tv section we have all of the ways you can help out as well

st. patrick's cathedral on the left. so many people were praying. to me this might not be over. i told the cabbie, take a right on 47th street so i can head to my office, not the world trade center. when i got there, my boss met me in the lobby and told me that brit hume was on the air calming our audience. we had word a second plane was heading towards washington. we all have a story. brian sweeney was on that plane. from united flight 175, he called his wife and left a voice mail on her phone. >> this is brian. i'm on a plane that has been hijacked. i want you to know, i love you. i want you to tell my parents and everybody that i love you and i'll see you when you get there. bye, babe. i love you. >> and you hold out this hope for someone like brian who -- this is a silly way to put it but he was the a warrior. you didn't believe that something like this could take away. you hope it's validated somehow. all i needed was that message. i think he's very selflessly left it. i don't think he left it until he knew he wasn't coming home. when i got it,

every day you can drink poppy aspies lasts for breakfast lunch dinner you can wear green wrong for st patrick's day it don't matter you cannot persuade a way you cannot if a person hates the group that you belong to is nothing that you can do to persuade them not to write so we just have to understand there is love who you love where you come from and love everybody that's a reflection of you are you going i'm saying like people ask me all the time you know how did you make it out how did you how are you different people enable and i say i'm no different from them we are the same them in their me i just happened to stumble upon some scales and some tools as not accessible to everybody in my neighborhood and i did allow them just like you is so many people that come from the neighborhood and that's probably why i'm paul and probably you know make up all of these thing they probably say a lot of hurtful things to tabitha you know because of what chu chose to do you going to say in college that i'm not like them i don't understand what it's like to be their. only do you know you don't look down on

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st. john. beautiful island. meantime, in cuba, the death toll now stands at ten. cleanup efforts also under way there. let's get to patrickppmann. where were you during the storm? it you had a direct hit. >>reporter: yes. we were in the north coast of the island. we thought the storm was going to go by us. decided it was going to come to cuba, and it was a devastating blow on the island. all the way up the coast, to have been in the middle of a category 5 hurricane as it was when it hit cuba was an experience i hope not to reteet any time soon. the issues here is that area where we were where that direct hit took place is the center of their tourism industry. hotels badly damaged causeways out. and deprooied the cuban government of badly needed currency. as well a lot of ag turltal industry being based in in that area. it's going require them to import more food to the cuban government prides itself in hurricane preparedness but you cake a hit from a category 5 hurricane that goes up the coast all the way to havana, and there's really no way to prepare for that. so the good news is the airport is opening today. allow tour

as part of its one year deal with the nfl, joining us now is patrick risch, sports business program director at washington university in sthocked, there's bribery going on here. is this a casablanca quote there's a lot of money going on in college sports. football is worth $1.5 billion we know these are real numbers, money sloshing around like that is like -- i don't know, you sort of know in the background what's going on but it's the tough to catch and sometimes people look the other way, i think, but this has been going on. >> joe, it has been going on it goes to show you it took the fbi to get things done because the ncaa's legislative arm just isn't long enough. it hasn't been strong enough they have limited people at the ncaa that can address this, they don't subpoena power so it's certainly not surprising and quite frankly, joe, i think this is a great thing for college sports it's a great thing because there are a lot of programs that do try to play it clean and you have a lot of programs that go behind the scenes and skirt the system with the shoe companies involved so let's hope this brings a little bit more cle

st. bart, french control all or part of both those islands. meantime in cuba the death toll at 10. cleanup efforts also under way there. you were there during the storm pretty much a direct hit. patrick incredibly powerful storm. much more powerful than many cubans expected. while the government had a plan, it seems the storm overwhelmed their defenses and the cleanup is just getting under way now. look around havana, a city i've lived almost six years, i've never seen it quite so dark. the principal objective is getting the power back on. tempers begin to fray. le we saw that yesterday as people were taking their flooded possessions out and put them in the sun that had finally come out to start drying lots of lines for food, lines for people to charge their phones. only little bit of internet returning, people trying to contact relatives abroad to have them send money to help them get throh this ver tough period. some good news, the airport is going to open today. allow tourists trapped here to get off the island. allow more resources to flow in. looking down the road you had so many hotel the damaged where we were, on the north coast, and it's going to take a long time to repair th

i'm patrick from the french embassy and as my colleague and you, we are in a situation very, very sad situation for the population. and -- with no more damages but on st. martin, the french part, on september 6th and 7. and given the unprecedented -- [ inaudible ] for the time being, reconstruction 2 billion euros -- 95% of infrastructure were damaged. for french state swiftly deployed a wide range of means in order to help the population in distress. but i don't want to make that speech because as you say, mr. ambassador, we can't have this meeting every year. we can't continue to have this meeting every year. we -- billions of dollars and the victims are always the same. the population. and we have to think what we can do to -- to fight this situation and i think the first we can do is to continue to work against climate change, against the global warmings of the oceans because if this hurricane has been stronger it's because the sea is so warm, you can see the scientific works everywhere in the world, the corporation of scientists, the meteorologists all said the sea has been never warm like today. so the first we have to do that. the second, i thi