philadelphia has one for sale. they already sold the cars to the archdiocese of philadelphia. one went for $82,000. >> that's not bad. >> selling the suggest privately hoping for more cash. the fiat goes for $18,000 typically, but when it's the pope's ride, you get more value out of that. >> holy ride. >> you could own the pope's vehicle. >> pope francis was here. >> maybe he initialled it, carved into the back seattle. a heavenly finding in florida for a couple, there trying to rep renovate their house, and look at the ceiling there. that's a lot of cold hard cash. >> oh. >> so $23,000 was hidden in the walls of their home in a suitcase. now, based on a newspaper that was found in that suitcase, they believe it was placed there in 1951. all the bills, though, interesting, date back between 1928 and 1934. that's fascinating. they just plan to play off their mortgage. >> wonder if the bills are worth more money? >> you'd think because of the date. >> put those on auction with the pope mobile. now to picture day on your sunday best and go out, get dolled up for the picture, well, this is ano

petition to remove that jud. >>> in philadelphia a man called his first day of freedom in 25 years the greatest day of his life. it's understandable. >> he spent that time in prison for a rape and murder he didn't commit. now he's free. linsey davis has more. >> reporter: this is what freedom looks like for a man who spent more than half oiz life behind bars. >> we did it. today is our day. >> reporter: tony wright was convicted of the rape and murder of someone in 1993, a crime he's always said he didn't commit. >> god is good. god is good. god is good. >> reporter: after the innocence project look on his case, the dna of a career criminal was found inside the victim. that was three and a half years ago, but wright was still behind bars. they insisted on a retile. the jury cleared him in just an hour. how are you n >> if you're angry all the time, it will ruin you. >> reporter: for now, he's enjoying the taste of freedom. linsey davis , abc news, philadelphia. >> and his father says he's going to take his son to that area before he goes back to philadelphia. >> in all the time he's be

philadelphia. the reason is distracted driving. a source close to the investigation says the engineer was paying too much attention to radio traffic about another problem. a rock thrown at a philadelphia commuter train. the amtrak train went into a curve much too fast. eight passengers were killed in that derailment. >>> federal investigators have arrived at the scene of a deadly plane crash in mississippi. four people traveling from texas to virginia were killed when the plane went down. abc's steve osunsami has the latest. >> reporter: federal aviation authorities are at this tragic scene tonight, just outside the tupelo airport, trying to figure out what brought down the private plane just seconds after takeoff. >> we got smoke in our cockpit, we need to come back -- >> reporter: right before the crash, the pilot radioed back the frightening distress call, saying he had smoke up front. >> i've got some smoke in the cockpit. >> reporter: the plane, bound for virginia, crashed into this field, where they say it sounded like thunder. it barely missed hitting nearby homes. over there and i

. our top story this morning, pope francis departing for philadelphia after a momentous visit to new york. last night he francis wrapped up his new york city visit by celebrating mass at madison square garden. about 18 thus,000 were in attendance. chip reed is here with the details. >> during his evening mass francis said good is living within our cities. and with thousands lining the streets to catch a glimpse of him yesterday, the so called people's pope made his presence felt in new york city. the cheers erupted inside madison square garden at the first sight of pope francis. and the roar continued after a passionate address from new york archbishop timothy dolan. single day we pray for and in union with francis, our pope. and now here you are. [ applause ] >> about 18,000 of the faithful packed into the famous midtown arena to witness the pope's message about faith in the big city. >> translator: the people who walked in darkness have seen a great light, the pope said. and we ourselves are witnesses of that light. >> but perhaps no one wanted to see him more than the parents of t

helmet cam video from philadelphia showing moments leading up to a crash involving a dirt bike and police cruiser. officers tried to stop several bikers from illegally riding around city streets, and an 18-year-old dirt biker badly injured with two broken legs, a fractured skull, and had a second surgery yesterday. >> >> yes. >> the turtle population in peru is flourishing thanks to the work of a conservation group. >> hundreds of thousands -- >> oh, they are cute. >> look at them. the ridged backed reptiles released into the amazon jungle. more than 600,000 babies have been set free in protected rivers and lakes. >> look at that. >> part of a thirty year conservation project to save them from extinction. is on extinction lists due to poaching and other activities. >> you like turtles. >> i like turtles. >> they are cute. >> how can you not like turtles. >> and struggling along. get to the water. >> i -- i -- ducks. >> sure. >> why not. >> random. okay. >> in china, they asked why did the ducks cross the oh. >> oh! >> thank you, jack. lots of ducks. like, 20,000. >> wow. >> they cr

stunning moment a philadelphia police officer was hit by a vehicle. he is standing outside a police cruiser talking to another officer when suddenly he vanishes from the screen. the officer was even knocked out of his shoes. he was run over by an alleged drunk dreyeiver. he is expected to make a full recovery. >> nasa conducted the second to last splash down test. scientists used a pendulum and explosives to successfully vault a test capsule into a pool of water at about 25 miles per hour complete with fully suited astronaut test dummies. the last time nasa spacecraft went into the ocean? 1972. back to the future. >>> it's no longer a pie in the sky idea. dominos group says the company now is one step closer to from the sky. yesterday the company conducted a demonstration of a pizza delivery by a drone in new zealand. trial drone deliveries could get underway in new zealand by the end of this year. don't expect it in the u.s. any time soon. >> 30 minutes or less? >> we can only hope. it looks good. still warm? >> they look pretty happy. >>> anyone can have the opportunity to get up

hope. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia ? ? ? on this christmas ? >> what would this christmas be without the over the top outdoor light displays. >> boring. if you're tired about what the neighbors put up every year, hit the road and check out some real block busters. here now, expedia travel expert. >> reporter: i'm here in lincoln center where the holidays are in full swing. today, i'm counting down my favorite cities across the country to experience the most >> ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls -- >> reporter: going over the top for the holidays, and this year, be dazzled by exciting new holiday attractions. add disney, intel and disney teamed up for star bright holidays. ? oh christmas tree ? ? oh christmas tree ? look up to witness hundreds of lighted drones taking over the nighttime sky. half a million led lights create a total winter wonderer land with sleigh rides, chestnuts roasting over an open fire, strolling carolors. in louisiana, celebrate new orleans city park celebrating a 30th anniversary with hundreds of thousands o

philadelphia near bryn mar. a lot of people just out there. thousands celebrating. into the wie morning hours. >> i love my cinderella stories. they're great teams. don't get me wrong. but unc was really ahead. dipped down a little bit. i always like it when the underdog kind of wins. >> the fourth seed coming there and winning, first time in some 30 years. some full coverage of it. >> almost as exciting at women's basketball. >> that's tonight. >> that's tonight. >> that will be fun. almost as exciting. well, okay. thank you. >>> but yeah, of course we're going to get to the other big competition taking place tonight. >> also tonight. >> critical contest in the race for the white house with the front-runners on both sides facing an uphill bat. >> they sure are. hillary clinton locked in a tight match-up with bernie sanders in wisconsin. they're both looking ahead to the next big state, agreeing to debate in brooklyn next week before the new york primary. >> donald trump hoping to bounce back from a difficult week enlisting his wife to deliver a rare scripted speech on his behalf. it's

solomon, a threatened workers strike at philadelphia international airport has been suspended airport workers at newark, jfk and laguardia did strike over alleged unfair labor practices by a airport contractor. philly international was expected to follow but workers have entered negotiations. good news there. >>> let's send it over to kate for a look at the forecast. another hot day. >> another one. we are seeing feels like values in the 80's here across the delaware valley but what we will find throughout the day these values will spike to near or up to, triple digit territory so it will get awfully hot out there. if you must be outside take care of yourself. officially we expect high to hit 92 today. ninety-seven tomorrow with the excessive heat watch in effect and couple warmer days too, meisha. >>> it will be so warm. pack your patients while you are at it. we have an accident 95 north past academy and this accident , backing you all the way up to cottman, so looking slow here plus on the southbound side where i have my eyes, we have a vehicle pulled off to the shoulder, accident

final wave at the philadelphia airport came on a day he apologized to the church sex abuse victims, delivered a warning to the american bishops, and embraced jail inmates. abc's terry moran leading us off. >> reporter: he made his way through the streets of philadelphia. the crowds thrilled but smaller than expected. smothering security shut this city down. but this was the main event for francis. the families so close to his heart. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "love is shown by little things, he told them, like a hug or a warm supper." before arriving at mass, pope francis met private lit with sex abuse victims say he was overwhelmed by shame and promising justice. >> he's holding everyone accountable. and he said in no uncertain terms, this is what i commit to do. >> reporter: earlier, he helicoptered just ten miles north, but into another world. on a mission of mercy. inside philadelphia's largest prison, his simple white cassock a stark contrast in those drab surroundings, francis spoke to about 100 inmates. they listened, some casually, others intently. one in te

: saturday." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. philadelphia police are looking for a gunman and a motive this morning, after a shooting in strawberry mansion. the shooting happened early this morning, during a house party, near 28th and york streets. investigators say, a 35 year old man was going back inside of the house, and blocked another man trying to get n police say the other man then shot the 35 year old three times. the victim is now in critical condition. >> now, to the eyewitness weather forecast, with meteorologist, matt peterson, hi, matt. >> good morning, jan, it is a warm day, to start things out. and it is a little muggy out there, still. but we will be looking at nice afternoon, outside, lehigh valley, 72 degrees burn ville, maybe little bit of fog developing, here on our saturday morning, as well. if you're traveling north of the city, do be careful with limited visibility, you see, the visibility now getting little better. but still less than a mile in reading many temperatures are out there in the 70s, we'll be rising this afternoon, up to about 87

billion dollars to settle claims from last year's deadly crash in philadelphia. a judge approved the $265 million settlement, eight people were killed 200 others injured when a train heading from washington to new york city derailed on a curve. it was traveling at more than double the 50 miles per hour speed limit. >>> well, surely after announcing it would eliminate 9% of the work force, twitter is making another cost-cutting move. the social media giant says it's shutting down vine, it's mobile video app allowing users to share six second videos on a loop. even with the vine app, twitter rivals facebook, snapchat, and instagram. >>> call it almost 43 million se selfie. the stress on the almost. this katrina in front of a slot machine saying she won $43 million. >> of course, she thought of the ways to spend that money. >> oh, yeah. >> but the excitement didn't last long because the casino told her that the slot machine malfunctioned, and that she was only entitle >> no. this would have. fighting words. >> oh, yeah. >> single mother of four thought about how she'd give millions back

philadelphia and surrounding vicinity, all going in to effect as of 11:00 a.m. for feels like values topping off in the lower triple digits. today is certainly hottest. there will be spotty showers and thunderstorms toward evening as well. tomorrow could be pretty stormy day but it comes with a trade off, war of that heat is getting wiped clean and then nice weekend coming up, rahel. >> i saw that. >> thanks very much, for that katie. we are still busy. we have an accident at route 30 bypass westbound pennsylvania route 340 that right lane compromised mobile work crew on the pennsylvania turnpike before fort washington. they are blocking left lane very slow moving around there and patco still on in emergency schedule. >>> our next update 7:55. up next on cbs this morning link when breast implants and cancer, i'm rahel solomon, cancer, i'm rahel solomon, good at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? oh, on the bed? you never told your dad and i about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. wait,

yet. >> she is raising money from a philadelphia investment firm. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is responding saying she met with african-american minsters in philadelphia before the fund-raiser. clinton has one more fund raiser to go in new york city before making her way back to iowa.stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >> in other news this morning, there were at least three more arrests at the oregon wildlife refuge poong, the scene of a militia standoff. ammon bundy issued a statement asking the government to allow the people to remain at the refuge to depart without being prosecuted, he's telling them to please stand down, go home and hug families. the fight he says is now in the courts. so please go home. jason patric is one of those still holding out hope. >> they told us that we could safely leave. well, the group that was leaving has a dead man in it. there's another man who left and was in arizona and he's in custody. they've said peace and resolution the whole time. it depends on what you believe. >> bundy along with six others have been arraigned in federal court. ju

registration event in philadelphia where she said she wasn't taking anybody anywhere for granted. >>> trump is making it clear the much talked about pivot is not going to happen. it's your voice your vote. >> reporter: donald trump with a clear message when it comes to his style. change is not on the way. >> i am who i am. it's me. i don't want to change. everyone talks about are you going to pivot? i don't want to pivot. you have to be you. if you start pivoting, you're not being honest. i am who i am. >> reporter: following disastrous weeks fuelled by off the cuff remarks, trump is trying to stay on message, delivering his plan to combat terror with the help of a teleprompter. >> we cannot let this evil continue. >> reporter: this comes amid reports trump has been huddling with a powerful conservative player ousted fox news hon choe, roger ailes. the trump campaign denying it saying he's not helping with debate prep. they're long time friends, but mr. ailes has no formal or informal role with the campaign. sources saying trump is going to ailes for advice on debates. over the w

national constitutional center in philadelphia. the presidential campaign is tied at the democratic national convention gets underway. a cbs poll out this morning shows hillary clinton and donald trump both have 42% support. it is one of the first national polls since the republican convention. >> the democratic also meet under the cloud of a new e-mail controversy, wikileaks revealing 20,000 messages hacked from the democratic national committee. >> it led debbie wasserman schultz to announce she will step down after the convention. >> the florida congresswoman was booed this morning by delegates from her home state. nancy cordes is overlooking the floor at the wells fargo center. >> reporter: good morning. the goal of the convention was to show that democrats were more unified and more positive than republicans were last week. but the leak of these dnc e-mails has complicated that, and so democrats are moving to try to contain the damage starting with the departure of the dnc chair. >> are we ready to keep florida blue. >> the sudden resignation came just 24 hours after she introd

philadelphia athletics making him the youngest player in major league history. >> i'm used to these kinds of ballparks, and i was really amazed when i walked into a park that held 38,000 people. >> reporter: chieb is 9 and liv -- 89 and lives in texas but returned for a signing and presentation on the biography of his life. >> i stumbled on the story of karl. i thought there's no way he's still around. i found out he was still alive. i said i might as well write his biography. >> rep some of the game's greatest players reigned. >> ted williams, mickey manage, all them guys. >> reporter: in 2005 on the anniversary of the founding of grats, the ball field he grew up playing on was named after him. an honor he says means the most. >> nobody knows what a man feels like when they put a monument up for him. i love this town. i love the people in it. >> reporter: in grats, ross litman, abc sports. >> and he still looks pretty good at 89. >> i know. 16 years old. can you imagine the feeling of walking out onto the diamond in the major leagues at 16. >> amazing. good job for him. >> and held

outdoors in philadelphia. >> east coast will set records today. paul williams joins us with the forecast. >> good morning. serious heat feeling like 110 degrees throughout the mid south including nashville, memphis, down throughout mississippi and louisiana. same kind of heat in d.c. and philadelphia areas. feeling like 110 or nearly 1 0 0 to 105 surrounding areas. on the west coast as well, a high pressure system strengthening, forcing the jetstream north. challenging record highs and dangerous sun shine, uv index high. everybody will need sun block. >> all right. keep the sun block handy. thank you. >>> turning to the controversy surrounding the start of the democratic national convention. >> this morning has democrats descend on california, debbie wasserman shultz has announced her resignation. leeked e-mails showed party e-mails favored hillary clinton in the primaries. a charge bernie sanders has made for several months. >> debbie wasserman shultz is still slated to open and close the convention, but democrats fear she may be booed. and the leaked e-mail controversy is stealing the

, donald. nice and easy. nice. >> reporter: trump's speech in the suburbs of philadelphia is no accident there to sway female voters. they believe philadelphia is a fire wall for the clinton campaign, but the trump campaign sees opportunity. abc news, concord, north carolina. >>> and hillary clinton was also in north carolina h duelling rallies with donald trump, and there was an unusual scene as both arrived at the airport there in raleigh about the same time. trump's plane and clinton's plane nose to nose. >> clinton wrapped up on stage with williams and bernie sanders hoping to motivate young voters fighting for equal pay and a higher minimum wage, and trump's campaign was built around bigotry. after hearing sanders, clinton said she was all fired up. this election's been a lot more fun now that we're on the same side, and i want to thank bernie for everything he's done. he's criss crossing our country, energizing people, getting votes off the sidelines and engaged in politics. >> pharrell made the case for clinton saying she wants her to shatter the glass ceiling and importa

shattered. >>> the tsa is investigating a s disturbing breach at the philadelphia airport. two people walked on a flight up authorized because the plane was unlocked. the two passengers had ticket to the flight, two hours early, no boarding passes, and all passengers were taken off the plane and put on another plane. the father and daughter who boarded early were not detained and do not speak english. >>> a car crashed into the building, and witnesses said it sounded like a bomb went off. the driver swerved to avoid another car and lost kror before the crash. thankfully, no one was seriously hurt, and the minister continued to service to, he said, thank god it was not worse. >>> at&t's plan the takeover the time warner faces criticism from democrats and republicansment regulators would have to sign off on the glr $85 billion deal, and mes of congress want to look at it closely. donald trump says if he's elected, he would not approve it. there's no comment from hillary clinton as of yet who has expressed misgivings about other corporate megamergers. >>> a rhode island man in the downwa

broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. a fire that damaged the two story house in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood, is now under vehicles, as the suggestion pushes, and uber drivers, who was in that area shot this cell phone video, as flames burst from that house. now, the fire started right around early this morning, rather, in the 1300 block of rhawn street. the fire was under control in just about 20 minute. a 17 year old is expected to recover from injuries. >>> and now to the eyewitness weather forecast, with meteorologist, chelsey n gram, hi, kelly. >> good morning to you, good morning to you at home. let me take you right now to a live look at our camera down the shore, in ocean city, beautiful sunrise taking shape there. and another live look, courtesy of our live neighborhood network, looking at the city from across the river to beautiful start to the saturday morning, it is chilly, 31 degrees, in philadelphia. some spots in the 20's, 24 degrees in wilmington, we're in the upper 30s down the shor

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just skidding right off the road. in philadelphia not many vehicles are out making it easier for the snowplow. officials are urging residents to stay home today. philadelphia's transit system has shut down. >> here in new york the mayor is also telling people to stay home. at least a foot of snow is expected today. fallen but as of right now we've got about 13 inches or so on the ground here if d.c. >> defiant drivers hit the streets here despite a plea from the mayor to stay home. >> we want people to hunker down and shelt in place and stay you have to roads. >> wind gusts 55 miles per hour and snow falling at 2-3 inches an hour, conditions are getting worse. plow trucks struggled co-to keep up with the historic snowfall. nearly three feet could be on the ground by the time it is all over. >> this a 36 hour storm with expected dangerous winds. >> commuters are finding themselves on lockdown as well. the d.c. metro suspended service late last night and won't be up and running again until monday o. >> to close it down inside is just kind of ridiculous. because there are people that ha

charge. his family owns the farm where the fbi is searching north of philadelphia. the young men disappeared over the course of three days and police now say they knew each other. and while investigators suspect foul play, deninardo is not currently being called a suspect. >>> firefight otheers are makine progress against the wildfires in the west. a new brush fire erupted late last night in the hills above a south san jose neighborhood, prompting evacuations within a one-mile area. fires at opposite ends of santa barbara county are 15% contained and keeping people away from their homes c. >>> and severe storms across the outer banks spawned multiple water spouts along the coastline, including one that moved onshore for a brief time near kill devil hills. >>> honda is making another death on takata's defective air bags. the victim was repairing a honda accord when it deployed. it exploded and shot out metal fragments. the incident happened last year but honda says it just learned about it. this is the 12th death in the u.s. and the 17th worldwide linked to takata's air bags. >>>

the are abc's elizabeth hur in philadelphia. >> a big night for donald trump trouncing his rivals and hillary clinton coming up big on then mini super tuesday. >> the best way to beat the system is have evenings like there where you get record setting votes, record setting delegates. >> with your help, we're going to come back to philadelphia for the democratic national convention with the most votes and the most pledged delegates. >> reporter: the front-runners projected to win most of the delegates helping solidify their quest to clinch their party's nominations. for trump, it was a clean sweep. he's now calling on his rivals to drop out. tweeting, this joke of a deal is falling apart. to stop trump, ted cruz and john kasich had promised to split the vote in future primaries and that pact losing steam. >> i never told them not to vote for tonight, this campaign moves back to more favorable terrain. >> reporter: for clinton, with these victories she's even closer to that magic number and closing out bernie sanders challenge once and for all. but sanders is refusing to give up. >>

. >> reporter: we've collected ten humidifiers from philadelphia area families to test for bacteria and mold. almost all admit they don't clean them regularly. some have asthma and allergies. >> in what you're going to find. i'm curious to see. >> reporter: we dropped the ten humidifiers from six different manufacturers at the lab at thomas jefferson university hospital. dr. amity roberts testing water from inside the humidifier's emits. out of the ten humidifiers, all had bacteria in the tank. two had heavy bacteria growing inside and also in the vapor that our experts say could make our families sick i was surprised by the heavy growth in a few of the devices that you tested. >> reporter: and in three of the humidifiers, mold. >> how are you? >> are you ready to see what was growing in there? >> oh, gross. >> they found some bacteria but more importantly they found mold in the vapor which means the mold was going out. >> that's not good. especially since we have asthma in our house and allergies. >> reporter: mold in this family's humidifier, as well. >> this is what was growing insid

to the philadelphia, pennsylvania! philadelphia, pennsylvania! >> i'm coming to you simply as a woman wanting to be heard. yes, there's plenty more i'd like to tell you about me. for now, i'm every woman. >> he ignored a jury and in my mind, ignored her. >> i could hear her screaming as i backed up my patrol car, he tried to take my child. >> he was getting his butt kicked by mom. and that was one of the refreshing things that you saw in that video. >> it's not a mystery to me. the same thing that happened to my daughter is what happened to whitney. there's only one person that was around both occasions. >> you won't say his name. nick gordon is who you're referring to. >> i won't say his name. ♪ >> and next tuesday, presidential primary in d.c. >> and next monday, cupcake lovers day. >> how do you celebrate that one? >> i don't know. by loving cupcakes. >> okay. all right. >> a little awkward. the president and the former secretary of state will campaign in wisconsin next wednesday, as well. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. >

arrested a man in connection with the disappearance of four young men outside of philadelphia. the fbi is searching a farm that belongs to cosmo dinardo's family. that's based on tips that investigators have received. they do have dinardo in custody but say he is not a suspect at this time. he's being held on an earlier gun charge. officials say that four young men between the ages of 18 and 22 appeared on three different days last week. >> i have spoken to all of the families of the four young men. they're very prayerful, they're very, very anxious. they're fearful, but they maintain some hope. >> reporter: investigators are releasing few details about the case, but they say the missing men know each other. >>> two new studies claim that drinking coffee could extend your life. researchers found that people drinking two to three cups of coffee per day have a 18% lower risk of dying from any cause than non-coffee drinkers. and even one cup has benefits. we are screwed, as two non -- >> two people who don't drink coffee. >> wow. >>> one family in littleton, colorado is now celebrating a new

. so the announced attendance at yesterday's philadelphia phillies game was 22,118. three of those fans got a little bit more attention than the others. >> that's because there they are. decked out in their nun's habits and sunglasses. just enjoying a day at the ballpark. >> is that coors light? >> that is a cold miller lite my friend. >> it is. miller lite, sorry. >> they also took some selfies. >> and then they got -- >> they got jiggy with it. >> so things got really wild when the philly phanatic got them up on top of the dugout for dancing. truth be told, they're not nuns at all. they're part of a production of "sister act" running at a theater in philadelphia. >> i really wanted to believe they were >> i was hoping they were nuns. >> taking a field trip from the convent. >> exactly. knock a few beers back. >> their divine intervention or lack thereof did not work, by the way. the phillies lost to the diamondbacks, 3-1. >> oh, sorry. >> sorry about that. >> at least philly fans didn't boo them. >> there's that. >>> coming up the investigation into the death of a rising star. ta

from philadelphia to allentown and reading. down toward d.c. damaging winds the primary threat. can't rule out an isolated tornado. kendis? linda? >> quite a busy day on the weather front. >>> we're going to turn our attention overseas to bastille day. the president is celebrating with his new bff, the president of france. >> they agreed to work together on issues like syria despite their differences. the president also defended his son, don jr. over that controversial preelection meeting with a lawyer described as a russian government attorney. >> and nothing came of the meeting. and i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. >> well, not everybody sees it that way. the republican chair of the senate judiciary committee now says he wants donald trump jr. to come to capitol hill to testify as soon as next week. >> senate republicans are trying to make good on seven years of promises, releasing their latest plan to repeal and replace obamacare. this time they're offering cheaper plans with fewer benefits but keeping some taxes on wealthy ameri

temperament. karen travers has more from philadelphia. karen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here in philadelphia the birthplace of america, hillary clinton making history. she said more important than that is the history the americans will make together in the coming years. her whole message last night focused on unity, making america stronger together, and she said donald trump right now is just dividing americans and peddling false promises. ♪ hillary clinton where no woman has ever been before. >> and so, my friends, it is with humility, determination, and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states! [ cheers ] >> reporter: telling voters this election marks a critical point for our nation. >> we have to heal the divides in our country. >> reporter: clinton selling herself to americans as an experienced, steady hand, and slamming donald trump as not being fit to lead. >> imagine him in the oval office facing a real crisis. a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> reporter

somehow climbed philadelphia city hall said there was no one in site, no signs telling him to keep out. man known as carson king dangling fist feet five stories overbroad street, he said he did not vandalize anything during the stunt but philadelphia officials warn citizens not to try t don't have to worry about me. now, checking our forecast, katie, look likely to day out there. >> off to nice start. we've seen the humidity levels climb ever so slightly, off to mild start, milder start, same time yesterday, seven it if he airport, haven't budgeted all that much this morning, and do expect to start rebounds here eventually hit 91 degrees, just very isolated shower or storm. probably bit more scat nerd nature wednesday, thursday, friday, with the wet weather, more than anything, meisha, some sun, heating up. >> nice, i mean, nice. thank you so much. we're still looking, live chopper three over that accident investigation in gloucester township, new jersey, so 42 northbound closed at college drive. actually skip over the chopper if we can and go live outside. closed at college drive

a full mass tonight at madison square garden before heading to philadelphia tomorrow. >> a lot of excitement in the city right now. >> the at st. patrick's cathedral, $177 million to restore that church, and they actually allowed the people who were working, the construction workers to stand on the steps as the pope arrived. >> that's a good movement. a beautiful church. they did a great job. we're going to turn our focus from the pope to politics now and forget about hillary and bernie and joe, the republican presidential hopefuls are making most of their shots at the front-runner right now, donald trump. >> the billionaire holding steady in the bowls but others are closing the gap. tomium has has the latest. >> his rivals are calling him out as uninformed. >> i would have crawled under a rock long ago. that's part of it, you know. >> reporter: a new poll showing fiorina now in second place in new hampshire and just behind her, marco rubio also taking aim at trump. >> he's not well informed on the issues. he never talks about issues and can't have more than a ten-second sound bit

. >> reporter: fbi investigators zeroing in on this field outside philadelphia, using a backhoe, digging and sifting soil by hand. appearing to measure and unearthing, searching for four young men missing since last week. >> i think that it's very important to hang onto hope until there is no room left for it. >> reporter: the property owned by the family of 20 year old cosmo dinardo who authorities shay is a person of interest in the mysterious disappearance of those men, 19-year-old jimmi patrick was last seen wednesday. >> you get a smile out of him. >> reporter: tomorrow meo, and mark sturgis and dean fin key know. >> what we're looking for is information that connects these four men to the that may connect them to the property we're searching, connect them to cosmo dinardo perhaps. >> reporter: authorities have confirmed they have brought in ca daver dogs. they need the tips to keep coming. eva pilgrim, bucks county, pennsylvania. >> and they have now taking part in the search effort, but investigators haven't revealed if they've found any physical evidence. >> or what the connection is

final night of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> all right. and meanwhile over in cleveland the prophets of rage say they will be outside the republican convention and are promising to, quote, cause a ruckus. you might rage performed outside the dnc in 2000 in protest of the two party system. >> okay. so inside the republican convention in ohio, however, it's still anyone's guess who will appear. donald trump is expected to release the list of speakers sometime today but who will not be on the list, at least according to espn includes tom brady. >> mike ditka said donald trump invited him but he probably won't go, and neither of the bush presidents, they won't be attending as they say, tune in. we'll find out later on today about who will be on the list. can you imagine? >> the republicans keeping everyone in suspense? >> yes. imagine the hot box that will be that party that snoop dogg puts on. >> it's a unity party. >> yeah. >> everyone is going to be united. >> you get a contact high. you get a contact high. >> everybody gets a contact high. >>> next to the pa

philadelphia talking to voters. she's in ohio talking about the economy. these are the states that could decide the election. >>> coming up in the next half hour, celebrities blowing up social media by doing pushups. is this a new ice bucket challenge? that's in the skinny. >>> first, the final five team usa ea usa's golden girls of gymnast s gymnastics, open up what it's like watching their parents watch them compete. we're entertained. we'll find out what they think. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continu >>> simone biles says she's keeping things in perspective after taking home bronze in the balance beam. >> making one mistake on what's called a front tuck, almost falling off the beam. she's saying the rest of the routine was still pretty good. she says i can't be disappointed in myself. >> that's true. we sat down with biles and the rest of the final five in rio talking about the pressure of performing and their lives outside of the spotlight. >> reporter: you guys have done extremely well. you can't celebrate too much. can you celebrate at all? >> i th

, too, ken dis. >> thank you. >> we start with the situation in new york and philadelphia, many parades taking place across the country. >> big day. >> millions of people expected at the annual thanksgiving day >> security will be extremely tight all along that route, which travels right near the home of president-elect donald trump, just one avenue away. >> efforts to keep thing safe include rooftop snipers and thousands of officers. abc with more. >> reporter: in new york, just hours before the famous thanksgiving day parade takes flight, crews are airing up those magical balloons. nearby, a massive security operation, nypd stations 200 trucks down the parade route to block off intersections along the way, and it's just one part of the plan including 3,000 officers, bomb sniffing dogs, and rooftop snipers. >> nypd is more than ready to handle anything that is going on around us. >> reporter: while the mayor and police commissioner say there's no specific threats, there's terrorist chatter using a truck as a weapon to kill pedestrians has them on alert. recent unrelated arrests

cancercenter.com/philadelphia ? ? >> michael jackson's top hit of all time. day with a little m.j. even if it's not well known. >> exactly. we dug to get that one. >> so there are hotels and there are hotels. >> yes. and few places in the world where the hotel could be the destination. such is the case in hong kong. we spent no expense, literally. not a dime. >> spent no expense. >> exactly. i was the correspondent, the producer, the audio person, hair, makeup artist, hair? do you have a hard time with that? >> lifestyles of the rich and kendis. >> it's one of the world's most spectacular harbors, the setting to practically every jackie chan movie you can think of, and home to perhaps the world's tallest catwalk, a place way penchant for quirky foods. that would be chicken testicles. a local treat. um, no. where else to begin our first ever lifestyles of the rich and and the very place where david beckham actually slept. >> it's called the upper house hotel. and as i noticed on my way through the front door, it's what flo rida calls my house when he's in hong kong. ? welcome to my house

degrees new york city, philadelphia, d.c. and baltimore. could be a stray thunderstorm around, as well. speaking of severe weather, that's highlighted over the central plains and mind you, more fires burning out west. phillip and reena, back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> now to the startling wake-up call for millions of people in the san francisco bay area rattled by a 4.0 earthquake. the quake hit just before 7:00 a.m. yesterday centered in piedmont month california near berkeley. people and pets captured on camera as they were shaken out of sleep. b.a.r.t. trains were stopped for ten minutes. seismologists say the next one may not be as mild. >> we never know if an earthquake is a precursor. when we have an earthquake, there's always statistically a somewhat greater chance of a larger quake within a week or so. so there's a probability now of maybe 5% or of a somewhat bigger one in the next week. >> customers at this 7-eleven were caught off guard. some residents say frames flew off the shelves and walls. no reports of major damage or injuries. >>> hundreds of thousands o

blew a chance to clench a playoff spot on their own. big blue beaten last night by the philadelphia eagles, 24-19, jenkins kicking off two e eli manning passes there for a touchdown. all in all, manning threw three interceptions after no turnovers the week before. he did complete 11 passes to obj. you can see there, odell beckham, man, he's got moves. warmed up last night with these. >> yeah. >> yes. maybe there's a message here from beckham jr. it says -- he says he was raising money for cancer research with the cleats worn last sunday in honor of craig sager, saying the nfl is a grinch for fining him. >> the shoes are ugly, but they are interesting. >> they say something. >> he's not boring. i don't want to be bored. >> okay. >> all right. thank you for entertaining me, sir. >> entertain on the field. >> right. no. because a girl like me, i want to see cute shoes. >> cute shoes. >> that's what it's all about. >> cute. >>> frantic moments inside a burning home. >> a police officer rushes into a house to help residents escape a fire, some unable to move. >>> the world of crafts, got

l.a. >> crowds turned out in cities like minneapolis and dallas as well as philadelphia and portland oregon where police say the protests there have turned into riots. crowds damaged 19 cars at a car president-elect under his nose are smaller crowds last night gathering outside of trump tower here in new york, and as mr. trump reenergized his twitter account blaming the demonstrations on professional protesters who are incited by the media. >> 100 protesters marched on the hotel from the white house where plmplt trump had his first meeting with president obama. the protesters echoing the country. >> donald trump doesn't represent me or my community. i have two daughters. it's really important that i set an example that i don't abide by bigotry. i want to stand together with other people and share that experience. >> it is what it is. that's all i can say. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you think by being here it's going to change anything? >> not really. i just want my boys to really understand what's going lot. >> we do want to get to live pictures coming in from california. interstate 58

francisco. pope francis wrapping up his history-making tour departing philadelphia aboard shepherd one after telling it the faithful to be open to miracles of love. much more from his final day in america coming up. >>> donald trump says some of the working poor would pay nothing under his tax reform plan and unlike his republican rivals, trump is also advocating that the wealthy pay more. >>> the autopsy on bobbi kristina brown has revealed the cause of death but a court order is block ogs the medical examiner from disclosing the results at least to the public. the 22-year-old daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown died months after she was found face down in her bathtub. >> last night we were treated to what's called a super blood moon. that is when the earth and the sun and the moon all line up earth's shadow. the moon's reddish color happens because the sun's light is earth's atmosphere. stories on this monday, september 28th. >> from abc news, this is "world >> all right. we're going to test you on that coming up on what you learned just now. >> why was it red. >> exactly. bu

six-day u.s. tour. celebrating mass for hundreds of thousands of the faithful in philadelphia. >> and to say the least, it has been a whirlwind week for the pontiff. abc's david muir takes a look at the lives that he's touched. >> reporter: after winding his way through philadelphia, pope francis is, 4200 mile journey back home to the vatican. it was there just a couple of weeks back we asked the pope, are you ready for your trip to america. and without even hesitating he told us yes. and in every city we visit this had week, americans were ready for him. from the first momts that little girl who ran through the barricade not once but twice right toward the pope. so many who lined the streets all the way from california. >> i would have gone anywhere to see the pope. >> anywhere? >> anywhere. >> the seminary student from ohio one month in moved by a pope reaching out to the people. >> there are big differences with this pope. >> he's fearless. that can be a scary thing but he doesn't let that deter him. >> reporter: in new york, the tens of thousands outside central park. >> h

philadelphia. and they're still cleaning up those thousands of balloons. >> a lot of balloons to pop. the democratic national convention reached the historic climax last night with hillary delivering who is now, we're guessing, the most important speech of her life. >> while she made the case for herself, she devoted quite a bit of the speech to her republican rival. >> donald trump says he wants to make great again. well, he could start by actually making things in america again. in atlantic city, 60 miles from here, you will find contractors and small businesses who lost refused to pay his bills. he wants to divide us from the rest of the world and from each other. he's forgetting every last one of us. americans don't say i alone can fix it. we say we'll fix it together. so just ask yourself, do you really think donald trump has donald trump can't even handle the rough and tumble of a presidential campaign. imagine if you dare, imagine, imagine him in the oval office facing a real crisis. a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. so enough with theo

conditions are hazardous with many cars just skidding right off the road. in philadelphia not many vehicles are out making it officials are urging residents to stay home today. philadelphia's transit system has shut down. >> here in new york the mayor is also telling people to stay hoho. at least a foot of snono is expected today. there are ten states along the east coast under emergency declarations this morning. as well as no, sir and washington. that's where chris van cleave is, good morning. >> reporter: it's been snowing about 17 hoursrs and we have about 1717ours more of wibds and snow before the storm leaves the nation's capital. behind me, pennsylvania avenue leading up to the kaptcapitol. it is snow covered. driving is treacherous because of the blowing wind and snow drifts it is hard to get an exact sense of how much snono has fallen but a a of right now we've got about 13 inches or so on the ground here if d.c. >> defiant drivers hit the the mayor to stay home. >> we want people to hunker down and shelt in place and stay you have to roads. >> wind gusts 55 miles per hour

. spirit in the germantown and section of philadelphia. this is st. luke's episcopal church. christmas eve mass. it's more of rock and roll vibe in voorhees. "action news" was invited inside the par family christmas candlelight service complete with video display. the church opens doors to all gantz for music and spiritualt spiritualty. biblical city of bhlehem there was on odd tension over christmas eve services. birth place of jesus has been clashes between israeli troops and palestinian provide testers for the last few months. full blocked to the city.7b8g the true yo combat violence is through jus message o peace and love a today that city was calm. >> meanwhile pope fncis will deliver traditional cistmas day speech 6 a.m. our m holy father celebrated christmas eve ma st. peters basilica vatican city tonight his only christmas eve ms for the holidays ifocused on love and mercy and called ith actual to reject scav gans and wealth and live sply wh compassion. >> fire devastated home in newark, daware earlier i week dearly destroyed the holiday for family that lid there. we sea very nearl

of philadelphia, which is still recovering from the last storm. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this house in this philadelphia suburb was nearly split in half last week when a large tree hit it during the last nor'easter. there were people inside, thankfully they made it out safely, hoping they're somewhere warm and safe now. that illustrates the danger of this storm. this snow is incredibly heavy and wet. and it sits in these branches of these old massive trees, where the root system was weakened by the wind last week. and that is just a recipe for disaster. let me show you, this was the tree that hit this house here. you can see how incredibly massive and old it is. it couldn't stand up to those winds. the highways and the roads are still littered with branches, fallen trees, as well as electrical lines. and these utility crews are out trying desperately to restore power to tens of thousands of houses in this area that are still without electricity. and those power lines are no joke. let me show you this video from new york city, where an electrical line fell next to