meet francy hayes. the 65-year-old deputy director for a d.c.-based nonprofit is also a self-proclaimed wo workaholic. >> so, i was really active in my professional life. and that involves being fully engaged at work. and with colleagues here in d.c., colleagues all around the world. >> in her line of work, she has to travel often. usually to underdeveloped country said, and it's taken a built of a toll over the years. >> my identity was really tied up with my profession. i began traveling quite a bit. and that changed family dynamics because i would be gone for two to three weeks at a time, and i really valued that. and it had consequences, but at that point in my life, that was really, really important to me. >> francy is one of millions of people whose jobs require frequent travel. >> what we do is show how for the most part society tended the glamorize travel. particularly frequent travel, business travel. >> professor scott cohen is the co-author of a study in the uk that highlights the downfalls of recurring business travel. >> what we hav

so francis scott key were there. a few thousand soldiers marched south and hundreds of virginians came up as well as units from the army, united states marine corps and the united states navy. and americans were able to put around 5,000 men on the field at bladensburg. on the 24th of august, a confused battle erupts. the british attack with a few thousand men and the americans are almost instantly thrown into disarray. the president of the united states himself james madison gallops away from the battlefield. some of the american positions are quickly overrun and whole american units break and run away. american militia units receive some training, but not as much training as professional soldiers and certainly not nearly as much training as battle tested british regular army soldiers. and so they didn't really hold up too well. francis scott key. some say he relied some misorders to some of the american high command. others say he just packed up with the artillery unit and retreated in great haste along with everyon

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francis scott key was there. a few thousand soldiers from baltimore city marching state of texas and hundresouth. the americans were able to put around 5,000 men on the field at bladensburg. on the 24th of august, a confuse battle erupted. the americans turned into d diseray. some of the american positions were quickly over run. american militia units received some training but not professional training. francis scott key, some say he relays some miss orrders. who could blame them. so many people were running. one african-american named charles ball, "americans ran like shape chase by balls." they did sustain some casualties. at the close of the day they were entirely in possession of the field. in a way, you can say that ends francis scott key's brief military experience. in a way, francis scott key's journey for mchenry begins at that point. the british sustained over 300 men killed and wounded in the battle. later that night, the british marched in washington dc where they take possession of the gun shot build

francis had trouble getting her barrels down to the end of her driveway. that's when catherine stepped in. >> well, i'm not a police officer, but i do have tomorrow off and i can drag your barrels down to the end of your driveway if you like. >> the trash may not be an emergency for most, catherine understood that this was an emergency to francis. >> if they are calling 911 and it's an emergency to them so it doesn't matter if it's small or big. >> catherine says it w francis' memory of a friendlier time. >> when it was a smaller town and people used to help people for no reason, that's a really easy thing for know do is to go help this person for no reason because they need help and i can do it.& >> that is a good member of the community. you want someone like catherine it was an easy thing to do and she went and did it for francis on her day off the next day as well. >>> struggling restaurant chain chipotle trying a new tactic and offering discounted or free alcoholic beverages as part of a new happy hour promotion in certain markets across the mid west.

francis, as she dedicated her life to helping the poor, and was a woman of god. the 68-year-old grew up in a large catholic family of 8 in the small town of slinger. after graduating high school, she became part of the school sisters of st. francis religious order in milwaukee for 49 years, before heading down to mississippi to open up a healthcare clinic. she and a fellow nurse practitioner treated some of the poorest people in the area for more than 30 years. neighbors who knew the nuns and saw them together all the time

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donald trump simply is not a pope francis kind of guy. pope francis, you know, his mantra is that we need to be building bridges, not walls, the care of immigrants, particularly in the context of europe's refugee crisis, has become one of his signature social and political issues. in addition, we haven't talked about this yet, but pope francis is also hugely concerned with the environment. he actually from the very first time in the history of the catholic church put out an entire papal encyclical letter devoted to the care for creation. it's another point where he and trump just quite clearly do not see eye to eye. and i think trump's gambit here in terms of trying to close this gap with the catholic vote, i frankly, i'm skeptical that he's going to be able to reach out to the die hard ardent pope francis kind of catholic for whom social justice, concern for the poor, concern for the immigrant, concern for the environment are their top issues. i think he may have better luck trying to move in the opposite direction and appeal to conserv

-- francis has invited raffi torres to training camp. the feisty winger has only played in 44 games since two- thousand-twelve. his last n-h-l job was with san jose game suspension -- one of four suspensions by the n-h-l. francis says given the teams strength at forward torres will have to be impressive to make the team. . olympic gold medalist ryan held was the main attraction before tonight's durham bulls game. or maybe it was his gold meadl won swimming the four-by-one hundred relay. looking like a fish out of water -- --the n-c state junior threw out the first pitch. whirlwind the last few weeks. football -- duke coach david cutcliffe is changing gears before the blue devils open with n-c central. quarterback tomas sirk injured his achillies -- again and is out for the year. in steps daniel jones -- who will be the first duke freshman to start the opener since bobby campbell in 1997. cutcliffe sighted jones' better productivity, accuracy and game management in edging out junior parker bahme. the sirk news is still hard to swallow. jo

francis. -- on top of the state francis. the equipment you see painted green, that is all the original equipment from 1972. we are just now in the middle of modernizing this equipment. >> why modernize? doesn't the equipment works fine? >> it does, it is of analog and intensive, and there are some additional controls. let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and c

francis, on the south side. fox 6's ashley sears is live there--with how they are remembering one of their own. we are told sister margaret held was a member of this community for 49 years. today-- there is school sisters of saint francis. held and another catholic nun from kentucky were found stabbed inside their home after they didn't show up at a clinic where they worked. both were nurse practitioners in central mississippi. we are told held had worked rural mississippi since 1975 and was dedicated to helping the community there. the 68-year-old would return to the mother house here in milwaukee throughout the years. the other sisters were told about her death at a mass this 35:17 the community will pull together, pray together, remember her life and ministry and all the many thousands of lives that shes touched through her life of care. thats what well remember and thats what well be celebrating. the school sisters of st. francis are in the process of planning a mass for sister margaret and a funeral service

stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you >> today pope francis addressed the war in syria sayin it' unacceptable that so many helpless people, including many children must pay the price for the lack of desire for peace by many in the church last week giving his blessing to begin considering the idea of women in the clergy. marlie hall has the story. >> pope francis says his decision came after intense prayer and mature reflection, to appoint a panel to study the id women deacons in the roman catholic church. religion professor is the only american on the commission and says she's been waiting for this moment for years. >> the church would be making a great statement in the dignity and place of women in the world. >> known for his progressive stances, pope francis' decision to look into the possibility of women deacons differ from the view of his predecessors. he first entertained the idea last may after meeting with a group of women from various religious orders. >> the idea of the commission originally scale are from the -- came from the numbers not the time soon. >

francis... a spokesperson said the congregation will celebrate sister margaret's life at her funeral... and that the sisters will also pull together to celebrate the thousands of lives she touched. and archbishop jerome listecki said: "the perpetrator of the crime robbed not only the school sisters of st. francis, but also the entire church of a woman whose life was spent in service." and why the sisters were killed. there ?were signs of a break-in at the home. the nuns' vehicle was also missing. live...pz... tmj4 milwaukee police are trying to put the breaks on illegal street racing. some of the hotspots for races are hotspots for races are areas like bradley and calumet roads.residents say the racing is becoming a problem.harriet dubman has lived in her years. she's witnessed the racing first hand... and says the roads are no longer safe for her and her neighbors. i'm standing stillhave gotten used to it because it's so dominant now. but when i'm driving i drive the speed limit because it's a

. >> pope francis wants to look into the possibility of women in the clergy. i'm marlie hall in new york with the latest coming up. >> then how some bay area businesses are trying to welcome "pokemon go" players while others are trying to keep them out. >> from the kpix weather center, good afternoon, everybody. check this out. the coast is clearing, the bay has blue skies. but clouds will be filtering back into the bay area and having a big impact on your forecast. the details coming up as the news continues right after this. several hours. dramatic footage sho >>> dubai's main airport is open again after jetliner fire -- a jetliner fire shut down all traffic for hours. dramatic footage shows the crash-landing of the united arab emirates flight and the fiery aftermath. one firefighter was killed while responding to the blaze. as jonathan vigliotti reports, all 300 passengers and crew escaped without injury. >> reporter: the emirates airline flight from india came to a fiery stop on the runway as people inside dubai international airport looked on in horror. t

francis--based on milwaukee's south side. the community is remembering her for her concern and charity. 34:23 a very warm, kind, gentle person. she just exudes that. early reports indicate held and merrill may have been robbed--but the investigation is on-going. 35:17 the community will pull together, pray together, remember her life touched through her life of care. two women remembered for how they lived their lives--instead of their tragic end. 12:27 i have been so edified by the faith of the people that i care for. "the community here is in the process of planning a mass and funeral service for held that would be open to the public. in the meantime, the investigation into these double homicides is ongoing. reporting on the south side, ashley sear, milwaukee archbishop jerome listecki released a statement tonight saying in part: "the perpetrator of the crime robbed not only the school sisters of st. francis, but also the entire church of a woman whose life was spent in service." a waiting game in manitowoc county...as we w

which was the francis' bedroom. and it was here at a table in the center of this room that the secretary of war began the manhunt for john wilkes booth. witnesses from ford's theater were brought here. stanton questioned them. a union army soldier who knew a kind of shorthand sat at this table with stanton. and took the first testimony of witnesses who saw john wilkes booth murder the president. and so stanton spent most of the night here at a table in this room sending telegrams to army commanders in new york and throughout the northeast to organize the manhunt for john wilkes booth. throughout the night he sent messengers from this room to the war department telegraph office. and from that office messages were brought back here. so this room really became the command post for the entire army of the united states under the secretary of war while lincoln was dying in the back bedroom. stanton was one of lincoln's favorites. he had an iron will. lincoln called him his mars, god of war. even though they didn't get alo

francis kelly is more than just another philly guy with a shore home. he was the lead judge of the defunct philadelphia traffic court whose now the assistant general manager for government and public affairs for septa. the region's public transportation giant. hired as a lobbyist by septa's prior gm several years ago, the non-lawyer earns 182 grand a year. bill teichman describes himself as an it guy who work in the philadelphia area but tries to spend most of his time at the condo he and had wife bought about a deck aid ago. as his son recorded with a cell phone teichman and kelly got heated. midday may 29th over a garden hose. >> i'm telling you, get this hose out of the here or else i'm cutting it! >> reporter: that's right. a garden hose. teichman' closest on the camera. kelly is on the another side of the fence. >> bleep. >> come on over here. you want me put my sneaks on. (laughter). >> i'll punch you. >> you're not worth it, you punk. >> yeah. you're a punk. >> i'll beat your whole family up including your wife. >> oh, yeah. >> wow! >> everybody

francis kelly is more than just another philly guy with a shore home. he was the lead judge of the defunct philadelphia traffic court whose now the assistant general manager for government and public affairs for septa. the region's public transportation giant. hired as a lobbyist by septa's prior gm several years ago, the mon-lawyer earns 182 grand a year. bill tight man describes himself as and it guy who works in the philadelphia area but tries to spend most of his time at the condo he and his wife bought about a decade ago. as his son recorded with a cell phone tight man and kelly got heated. midday may 29th over a garden hose. >> i'm telling you get this hose out of here or else i'm cutting it. >> that's right. a garden hose. tight man's closest to the camera. kelly on the other side of the fence. >> bleep, bleep. >> come on over here. >> you're not worth it, you pu punk. >> you're punk. i'll beat the whole family up include your wife. >> wow ! >> everybody in the house. >> you heard right. septa executive francis kelly threatens to beat up his neig

francis... a spokesperson said the congregation will celebrate sister margaret's life at her funeral... and that the sisters will also pull together to celebrate the listecki said: "the perpetrator of the crime robbed not only the school sisters of st. francis, but also the entire church of a woman whose life was spent in service." police are investigating how and why the sisters were killed. there ?were signs of a break-in at the home. the nuns' vehicle was also missing. live...pz... tmj4 steven avery' until monday to file new documents in his appeal. kathleen zellner did not show up at the manitowoc courthouse thursday as expected.the chicago-based lawyer plans to request d-n-a evidence from the scene and offer an alternate theory of how teresa halbach died.supporters of avery drove hours hoping to see zellner. "after the documentary was released, i did a lot of independent research. -i kept of formed my opinion on their innocence, after i did all of that research on my own." avery and his nep

he's been at the helm in overseeing security planning for major events including the visit of pope francis last year. and most notably he spearheaded the department's new approach to neighborhood policing. tim fleischer is in foley square tonight and continues our coverage. heard that phrase before. chief o'neill is actually a cop's commissioner. he started out as a rookie transit officer. he's worked his way to the top position. he comes with a wealth of experience. >> i can't wait for the opportunity to lead the great cops in this city to make new york city an even safer place. >> reporter: chief james o'neill, affectionately known as jimmy, has coming in and served to make sure the cops, more importantly the community knows us. >> reporter: former police commissioner ray kelly is surprised by commissioner bratton's sudden departure but sees chief o'neill as an accomplished police official. >> i think he's well qualified. he came up to the ranks. he's an experienced executive. >> reporter: as he watched commissioner bratton step down, chief o'neill is preparing to take over the nypd, hav

ron francis received a contract through the 2019 season. they know francis is a member of the hockey hall of fame and has been newspapers say it's time pat mccrory and republicans in raleigh tell the truth about our schools. instead of putting our children first, orations. and what are we left with? the ratio of teachers to students is worse. funds for textbooks and supplies are scarce. teaching assistants have been depleted. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: terror in the night. >> they've got people everywhere. they're shooting. >> o'donnell: just released 911 recordings capture desperate cries for help during the orlando massacre. also tonight, a police to the home of singer chris brown. >> held his gun, pointed it at me, said get the "f" out. out. >> this inadequate rule only applying to future trucks? it's preposterous. >> o'donnell: and a judge gets life. but it's not a sentence. it's a gift.

francis in milwaukee has been found murdered in misippi. she was one of two nuns found slain in the home where they were living in jackson is officials say it's too early to tell how they died, but they were not shot. the names of the victims haven't been relief, but both were said to be nurse practicticioners... again two catholic nuns, one from the school sisters of st. francis in milwaukee, murdered at a home in mississippi....we have a crew out and looking for more information. . our top story at four, a neighborhood in milwaukee's far northwest side copes with a problem almost as old as cars. and now police are taking actio, action.,let's go live to cbs 58's lindsey branwall on the northwest side with an update....lindsey? you can see the burnt rubber that sits on the groundarea businesses tell us this is definitely evidence of street racing.many of companies in this industrial area have second shift workers... who say they've been caught in the middle of a race trying to leave work. to call police.on, you're urged the racing going 3 w

here is francis in for lisa argen. >> good evening, everyone. we're starting off with a lot of gray skies and overcast conditions. live doppler 7 showing us gray clouds over the bay area from cloverdale through san francisco and into san jose. and from mt. tam, the clouds should stick around and breezy around the bay. inland temperatures in the low 80s. around the bay, we'll see the low 70s. and at the coast we hover in the low 60s. so there is a warm up coming up and i'll tell you that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> breaking news out of belmont this morning where police and the chp are investigating an officer-involved shooting. it happened around 3:00 this morning on the northbound lanes of highway 101 near the wellston avenue exit. a man was running back and forth on both sides of the freeway and did not comply with orders to get off and that is when officers used a taser on the man and they say he took out a knife and lunged toward an officer and one officer opened fire shooting him and the man is at a critical co

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they are also asking that memorials be made to the "school s francis." another service for sister held will happen friday at st. joseph chapel on layton. happening now - community members are questioning... how a plan for blight-reduction... will help their neighbors. milwaukee mayor tom barrett's office provided no specifics yesterday about the plan. private contractors came out yesterday and started tearing down a house at 50th and clarke -- which had weeks ago. city officials said they'd given the property owner 30 days to decide whether to tear it down or repair it. it's one example about concerns over blight in milwaukee. "these empty houses - nothing good happens in them. theyre either stripped or used for drugs or truancy - whatever" them. theyre either stripped or used for drugs or truancy - whatever" neighbors at 33rd and hadley have been complaining about one vacant house for months. it was on the it finally did come down -- only after it caught fire two weeks ago. we're told there are 400 condemned homes on the city's list. a new state law is

francis and i give awards to each other all the time. you know, we are in a group, obviously, marty and i do the same thing, where we all happen to be, and you have got to remember, i hate to say this but there are thousands of award shows every year. so you know, i'll take a few, a couple of the ones that are meaningful to me like the kennedy center honors. those are the ones that i will participate in. but i get a lot of other ones. >> rose: is there a competition at all between you and steven sph. >> sure. >> rose: what is it? >> who can do the better work. >> rose: and how do you compare. >> and it's not better work in terms of-- it's the oh wow factor. if i can do something and steve says oh wow, then i won. and he makes ten times more movies than i do, so i have to say oh wow a lot more than he does. but i don't resent how many times. it's just that i enjoy the fact that i can see a movie and he can kind-of-one up me and do something that i said gee, that's unbelievable. >> rose: let me tell you what he says about you. american gra

francis, who is 79 years old, was not injured. and happening today, the media will get a tour of the first mormon temple in pennsylvania. construction has just been completed on the philadelphia temple of the church of jesus christ of latter day saint at vine st., pluck get a tour of the temple starting later in august. once the temple is formally dedicated on september 18th, it will be closed to the public. >> hackers could be targeting service of one of the most popular games, talking pokemon go. say they'll knock it off line today for 20 hours, wouldn't sit well with the millions of pokemon fans around the world. said they're doing it because they k group used the same methods on other attacks at popular website. still ahead, some of the worlds' best servers gathering on the west coast. >> we'll take you to the u.s. open of surfing. i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it e

francis reising said his son, eugene reising, and the men expected of killing them at a history of bad blood.>> they had a fight about two months ago. it foreshadowed what would happen early sunday morning, bullet holes in the door serve as a fresh reminder to what startled him out of bed. >> i heard three shots and i was like what is all the noise? >> his son lay dead at the back door and investigators believe 32-year-old anthony mcneil is the men responsible, mcneil has a child with eugene reising's daughter and racing's sister expects the motive has something to do with that relationship.>> love or revenge thing. >> francis reising said mcneil sent threatening messages to the mother of his child in the months leading up to the shooting.>> she has a telephone with all the text messages on it.>> mcneil ran away from the scene and did a search of an area investigators said and about half an hour later messages began to appear on mcneil's facebook page and this one is i'm not trying myself in and if i cannot make it out of myself. francis reising said he is concerned for his safety but

francis, when we started making , hees francis was very much was a hollywood director. i was this crazy kid doing art films. i said i'm only going to do art films. this is what i'm going to do. i am excited. my ambition was to be michael moore. charlie: a documentary filmmaker. george: yeah. and cause trouble. 1960's.p in the i may 60's kind of guy. i always have been. my environment that i grew up in. i was perfectly happy to do it. -- i was winning awards. liked thee of us hollywood environment. we started a company up here. i got to take one of my student films and turn it into a feature. it was a visual storytelling. plot wereters and the not as important as the metaphor in the symbolism. emotional and the connection between the moving image and the audience. i did that, and obviously our company went bankrupt. it destroyed everything. there is always a silver lining. it forced him to pay off the debts which meant he had to do the godfather. he challenged me, stop doing this artsy stuff. make a movie. make a comedy. i dare you to make a comedy. [laughter] george: i

leon: francis is just getting started. we will have fun to watch him for years. he is the youngest guy there, too. awesome. maureen: looks like you did when you were that age. leon: i wish! in your dreams. doug: hot and humid in the next couple days. steve rudin has an update on that and update on the tropics. that's at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. leon: have a good one. let's start over here compwith this aluminum bed.eds. you put your toolbox up here... whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same spot, same empty toolbox. took it way better. the steel held up. this summer find your tag and get 16% of msrp cash back on select remaining 2016 silverado pick-ups in stock. that's over $7,500 cash back on this chevy silverado. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. but how diwe end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b

. > francis racine/victim's father > sot > 160614 > all i heard was three shots. i called up "what's all the noise? what's all the ruckus?" my. granddaughter came down and she was screeching at the top of her lungs that her father had been killed. i came out the door and there he was laying in the pool area. > > > francis racine points to where he and his granddaughter cindy were awakened to find hi n, eugene shot and killed. > > francis racine/victims father > sot > 161739 > by him coming out he saved either cindy and i from being shot at - or both of us being killed. he's a hero in my book. > > > officers say macneill shot eugene racine, his child's grandfather. > sunday morning the shooting on his facebook page. > telling his followers he killed someone and is skipping town -- even threatening to commit suicide. > > > in another post sunday he tells his estranged girlfriend, racine's daughter this: > > "goodbye to my friends and people who gave a damn.. cindy racine you might not believe in god but i think whoever is in charge spared your life today.." > > the

"the father of francis w. powers elaborately pilot. powers' wife and his mother are also present. but none of them has spoken with him. incommunicado, he is the central figure of a courtroom drama whose red-written script is intended to indict the policies of the united states." gary francis powers was sentenced to 10-years in a soviet prison and seemed fated to be another casualty of the cold war. but in 1962, the same james donovan who to east berlin to explore the possibility of prisoner swap. after a week o intense negotiation at the soviet embassy, an agreement was reached and on february 10, 1962, rudolf abel was exchanged fo gary francis powers at glienicke bridge between east and west germany. the american public didn't learn over.he sw until it was "as for the wherbo powers, i can say at this time that he's seen his father andy his mother and that his wife is with him. he is undergoing important interviews by appropriate fficials of this government." the news thrust gary powers into the limelight. on the question of how he was brought down, powers offered no further facts

francis? >> yeah, we will see if the 180 will stick after this. a lot of the miss stipulates earlier. thank you for being with me. >>> i want to bring in chambers and to both of you, thanks for the time and as we jump into this we heard the endorsements and not the donald trump that we know when he is actually talking to the audience and talking to the camera. he was looking down and appeared to be reading from a script. is this donald trump realize thag he is in trouble and needs to be conventional? speaking to that, is that coming from him or his people behind him? >> i think that it's coming from the people behind him primarily. your point francis and the way that he delivered the statement is an important one. we see him looking at the lines saying that he endorses paul ryan and that he holds john mccain in the highest thing. i think that really reflecting the lack and then it did not seem like the donald trump that we have come to see on the campaign trail. republicans blooech that he has gotten himself into pointless arguments in the past we

authorities say joyner francis had a preexisting heart condition and physical and emotional stress of that assault contributed to her death. if the teen headed to trial faces charges as an adult she could get as long as eight years in prison. >>> investigation into a berks county murder/suicide continues. new reports cite a neighbor saying the family was found dead the day the mother planned to leave with those children. police found megan and mark short with three children and family dog shot dead in their sinking spring home over the weekend. one neighbor said she followed the family on line after reading the couple's two years old had a heart transplant. >> it is a big strain on the family. like i said, i just followed willow's story and when i saw that it was the same family it is just devastating. >> she was very strong, very driven, to take care of her kids. definitely a very good mom. >> suicide note was found at the scene. police have not confirmed who pulled trigger but they have referenced domestic issues between that couple. >>> a crash in north philadelphia a kills a littl

francis--based on milwaukee's south side. the community is remembering her for her concern and charity. 34:23 a very warm, kind, gentle person. she just exudes that. early reports indicate held and merrill may have been robbed--but the investigation is on-going. 35:17 the community will pull together, pray together, remember her life and ministry and all the many thousands of lives that shes touched through her remembered for how they lived their lives--instead of their tragic end. 12:27 i have been so edified by the faith of the people that i care for. milwaukee archbishop jerome listecki released a statement tonight saying in part: "the perpetrator of the crime robbed not only the school sisters of st. francis, but also the entire church of a woman whose life was spent in in the process of planning funeral arrangements and masses. live in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. ted thanks ashley stick with fox6 as this story develops. we'll bring you the latest on wakeup starting tomorrow morning at 4:30. new at 10: a prescr