how do you understand that call from pope francis? >> well, in the prayer for the year of mercy that the pope approved and wrote, he says lord jesus christ you have taught us to be merciful like the heavenly father and have told us whoever sees you, sees him. jesus shows us your face and we will be saved. that's what i see is that in prayer filled with the holy spirit, we're able to see the face of jesus through scriptures and see it more deeply, his call to be of service and recognize the dignity of each human being. the call that we are our brother's keeper in the best sense of that and someone is keeping us. then that pushes us out to be in service, to put into action the mercy, whether it's -- there is a young couple i know that just had their first child. they're still goo-gooyet you can see without sleep it's wearing. the father said but it's worth it, she's so cute. that's a simple way of putting i don't mind doing this but even though you'll be glad when this part is over. it's praying and knowing there may be no reaction in g

francis is tracking the latest conditions where you live. hi, francis. >> hi, chris. good morning, everyone. clear blue skies over san francisco where it's currently 354 degrees. we will warm up into the low 70s today. i have some hot numbers for you coming up with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thanks, francis. also ahead, top politicians get intoed off the stage at the start of sf pride as the grand marshals of the parade decide to bow out. and later a new champ is crowned in the north bay. one of these misfits is now the this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. here's a live look outside from our sutro tower camera on this saturday morning. we hope your morning is off to a great start. francis returns in a little bit with the accuweather forecast. >> the pentagon has announced they will repeal their ban on transgender service members. it could happen as early as next week. the decision ends a year of wrangling on how transon gender troops can serve openly. the military calls it a cultural sea change. >> this morning volunteers will install the pink tri

. >> thank you, francis. in the bay area today some graduating seniors will be carrying signs at stanford's graduation. they are hoping to she their solidarity with survivors of sexual assault. students of angry with the sentence to former stanford swimmer brock turner. they are hoping to change what they call rape culture. lilian kim has the details. >> stanford it has deep roots. marilyn travis is among the graduating students who will be participating. >> at a time like this when we are about to graduate it's important to keep in mind the way the campus needs to continue to improve and the way college campuses across the nation should continue to improve by taking rape culture seriously. >> stanford than thrust into the national spotlight the past week. the judge sparked outrage as he sentenced former stanford student brock turner to only six months in jail for allegedly sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >> i think that's what stanford has taught these kids, is to speak up and have courage. i love

a lot of moving parts here, francis. and the only certainty at this point is frankly there is no certainty. not like this has happened before. it is absolutely anyone's guess as to how the next days, weeks, and months are going to unfold. >> that's essential the caly th politically and financially. ben stein, thank you for being with me this afternoon as we talk about these ripple effects that we're still seeing and hearing about around the world. what are you making of the political upheaval in britain since the brexit vote? >> well, with all due respect, i'm not much of an expert on british politics. as ferris buller said, i'm not european and i don't plan to be european. we don't export much to britain. we don't import that much from britain. whatever we do export to them, they'll probably still want. the markets have lost trillions in value over a change in import/export of a few billion. that just makes no sense at this point. >> it is interesting you bring that up and use that term trivial. you have the global mark

hi, francis. >> hi, chris. good morning, everyone. it is so mild out here i already took out my jacket already. take you out the door already. temperatures ra s range at the and san francisco, 53. oakland 64, but warm in antioch at 75 degrees. here's how the day plays out. warm conditions by this afternoon, even near 90 in antioch and already 80 in san jose, but notice that the coast temperatures stay in the 60s and then this afternoon it will be climbing to the upper 90s inland. a very warm day ahead with things starting to cool down by 7:00 this evening for inland areas. especially if you're heading to stanford for the soccer game tonight. a hot weather seven-day forecast coming up and i'll let you know more in my next report. >>> sheriff deputies in contra costa county looking for the suspect in another highway shooting. it happened around 9:00 last night on westbound highway 4. the driver of a pickup truck got off the highway and pulled over after hearing a pop and found a hole in the back window. a woman was hit by the broken gla

pope francis says gay people deserve an apology and that's not all. much more as we kick off a busy week. "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you on a monday morning. i'm francis. this was the scene moments after the boeing 777 made an emergency landing in cig pore. flames engulfed after one of the engines caught fire. the airlines says the plane car turned back about two hours into the flight due to an engine oil warning message. there were no injuries and the cause is being investigated. ten people injured at least six of those stabbed with a white nationalist group. it lead to clashes with a larger group of counter protesters. mike leery joins us. >> reporter: more than 100 protesters here started throwing at the building. they shouted vulgarities at a group that had a permit to be here. two men were attacked by the protesters. and several people were hospitalized with stab wounds. we found this. the injured are believed to be part of the workers party. police call it a white sprum cy -- supremacist group. >> you know, they attacked

a local couple's live changed another pope francis kissed their ailing baby. we have update on little gianna's health plus what the pontiff sent the family that they never expected. >>> also, an alligator in custody. where new jersey officials spend every found this reptile and how they think it got there. >>> but first, a gruesome discovery. police say an elderly man was killed inside his southwest philadelphia home who they think may be responsible. good evening, omega's dean. >> i'm ukee washington. neighbors are shaken up by the death of the 77-year-old man. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at police headquarters with where the investigation stands tonight. trang? >> reporter: jessica, no arrest in this violent crime that has neighbors rattled. police believe up to three juveniles may be responsible for this man's death. well being check led to grim discovery on the 6300 block of theodore street in southwest philadelphia. >> officers found her 77-year-old neighbor dead in his living room with head trauma. his son called police after not heari

. >> francis, thank you. sheriff's deputies in contra costa county are looking for the suspect in another shooting it mere pittsburgh. it happened on westbound highway 4. the driver of a pickup truck got off the highway and pulled over after hearing a pop and found a hole in the back window. a woman was hit by the broken glass and taken to the hospital as a precaution. there have been 28 shootings on the highways in the east bay since november of last year. four people were killed and a dozen injured. >>> now to our other stop story. the e.u. and ready to move on after the removalful britain. 57% of people vote today leave them, concerned with their immigration policies. david cameron announced yesterday he will step down and it could take months to replace him. cameron wants the next prime minister to negotiate the full withdrawal but the e.u. doesn't want to wait that long. president obama talked about how it will affect your nation's relationship. >> we agreed that our economic teams will remain in close c

a local couple's live changed another pope francis kissed their ailing baby. we have update on little gianna's health plus what the pontiff sent the family that they never expected. >>> also, an alligator in custody. where new jersey officials spend every found this reptile and how they think it got there. >>> but first, a gruesome discovery. police say an elderly man was killed inside his southwest philadelphia home who they think may be responsible. good evening, omega's dean. >> i'm ukee washington. neighbors are shaken up by the death of the 77-year-old man. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at police headquarters with where the investigation stands tonight. trang? >> reporter: jessica, no arrest in this violent crime that has neighbors rattled. police believe up to three juveniles may be responsible for this man's death. well being check led to grim discovery on the 6300 block of theodore street in southwest philadelphia. >> officers found her 77-year-old neighbor dead in his living room with head trauma. his son called police after not heari

francis. >> more gran for us in pennsylvania. thank you. >>> a 5-year-old boy in fair condition after he was attacked by a mountain lion in aspen, colorado. the boy's mother said he was playing in the front yard with his older brother when she heard screaming. the mother pulled the animal away from her son. the boy suffered injuries to his face, head, and neck. the mother sustained minor injuries to her hand and legs. the mountain lion was located by officials and put down. >>> the man accused of killing jo cox makes his first appearance in court. they laid flowers and read tributes to the cox. the british lawmakers was shot and stabbed on thursday while doing constituency work in northern england. her accused killer 52-year-old thomas mair made his appearance today. >>> up next turning back to the 2016 race. hillary clinton is focussed on the general election, be bernie sanders hasn't conceded yet. can the vermont senator endorse her before the dnc convention? >>> hillary clinton has reason to celebrate this weekend. nothing to

family learned that pope francis not only knows about her but asks about her and continues to receive updates on her progress. >> to know that he knows about her and asking about her and he is praying for her and continuing to pray for her is a amazing. >> reporter: she's currently finishing chemotherapy, she has doctors at chop and houston texas. i talk with her doctors and they are optimistic about her future. family has a foundation set up in her name to help families under going similar circumstances. we have those details on our web site at cbs philly.com. david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great news. that family has a long road ahead of them so fact that the holy father remembers them, that is great. >>> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news", the new brew coming to star bucks and unique way that the drink is being served, justin. >>> jim, a deadly discovery in southwest philadelphia. i'm justin finch. coming up why police believe victim was target not the just one but two break ins. >>> it is a little muggy here on the cbs-3 sky deck to start the day

fox's lauren green reports on the fall out from the pope' remarks. >> reporter: pope francis stirring up controversy over his unscripted remarks. this time on marriage. q and a session thursday with group of catholic clergy francis responded to comment about a crisis of marriage in the church. he answered "we are living in a provisional culture and because of this, great majority of our sacramental marriages are null because they the couple say yes for the rest might have live but they don't know what they are saying because they have a different culture" his words unleashed a torrent every criticism from conservative catholics. new york times column gist ross blasted in a tweet an extraordinary irresponsible and ridiculous claim. father gerald murray in new york city wrote, this offhand remark will produce uncertainty among many people editor of first things magazine call the pope's words the wrong message at the wrong time. >> by saying the vast majority of marriages are null pope francis gave catholics who are struggling in their marriages of message of despair. >> this comes after

. >> pope francis is speaking out again in support of gay people. the pope says the catholic church owes an apology to gay individuals and others who have been mistreated. >> larry: yes. sounds great. although it is weird that history's most gay friendly pope is the only one are not to wear a giant jeweled hat and ruby slippers. just putting that out there. but this guy's the pope. if he thinks the catholic church should apologize, then with a wave of his pope wand or whatever he can just change church doctrine, right? >> no, it doesn't change but what changes is tone and tone is very important. it may be as important as doctrine. >> larry: that's right. it's just the tone that's going to change. so it's going to go from "gay people will burn in hell for all eternity" to "gay people will burn in hell for all eternity." amazing how different that sounds. man, helium's stronger than it used to be. i don't think this helium has been cut. now, as always, every papal action has a woefully misguided reaction. enter catholic league president bill donohue.

. >>> pope francis delivered an apology today to members of the lg bt q community. he said the days are marginalized and they deserve an apology and a church has marginalized the poor women who have been exploited children who were honoring the system and he

>> reporter: good morning, francis. there is a large vigil planned for later today outside just outside of downtown orlando. thousands of people expected to attend that. in the meantime, people can visit one of several memorials here in orlando including one outside the hospital where so many of the injured were treated. it is 49 crosses set out to represent the 49 victims of this attack. last night's major league soccer game didn't just include a moment of silence but incredibly emotional night where first responders were brought onto the field and introduced to the crowd. many fans came wearing orlando strong t-shirts. >> it's been up and down all week. it's been tears, anything we're reading, you know, we're just talking earlier reading the surgeon's interview, the ormc. we know a lot of people that work in the hospital. she personally knows friends that were there at pulse and it's been a really hard week for everyone. >> and at 49 seconds into the game, play was paused for that moment of silence. 49 balloons in a r

how thoughtful. >> then sends picture with francis on it, not pope francis, just francis. >> and but the full loving family. met them on the show, they were amazing. >> we will he to have them back in, keep an update on them. 6:52. >> are you feeling angry this morning? >> yes. >> well, that's every morning for mike. new list has philly on top of the angriest city in the u.s. but you why? can you guess why we might be on this list? >> why, why? >> all right, nancy kerrigan,. >> all right, tanya. you wanna see something intense? new pantene expert gives you the most beautiful hair ever, with our strongest pro-v formula ever. strong is beautiful. summer done rite... beaches, parks, and roller coasters. unless, you never get there! so save time by shopping for everything you need at rite aid. like tide, pantene, bounty and crest. save big at your local rite aid today and save more time for sunshine. >> 6:54. >> jetliner went down last month, from flying from par toys cairo. all 66 people on board were killed, and this is also huge, because they only had certain amount of time to get to

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next, we have an update on the health of a sick baby kissed by pope francis. plus, hear who arranged for them to meet the pontiff along the parkway. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a quick check on your first alert traffic right now. we're watching route 309. it's looking live around norristown road in lower gwynedd. looks like the flashing lights might be gone. taillights moving away from you in the camera there. that's approaching that accident scene. looks like we might be good to go there. the vine street expressway traffic is also cleared out of the way because of that construction. you're good to go through center city. more updates when i'm back at 5:00. >>> jessica, thanks. >>> a north jersey town is cracking down on noise by banning commercial leaf blowers this summer. the equipment used by professional landscaping companies will not be permitted in maplewood today through august 31st. >> they go from one house to another altogether. it's a couple hours you'll hear that noise. >> the ban was put in place after home owners complained

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it's snack justice. >>> back with a special surprise from pope francis for a philadelphia family. they were honored almost a year after the poem change their lives with a simple kiss. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt shows us the holy gift they never expected. >> it has been called the miracle on market street a little girl from philadelphia kissed on the head by pope francis. that girl giana masterantonio continues to fight a rare inoperable brain tumor. her parents advertise covered it a few weeks after she was born that kiss meant more than you could imagine. >> reporter: little giana's future was uncertain when she was born. >> every day krista and i took 15 steps, that is distance from our bed to our crib, not knowing what we find. >> reporter: little giana continues to make major strides and we followed her along the way. she's starting to talk, walk and she's full of energy. she joins her mom, dad and brother dominic for a special ceremony in philadelphia honoring her older brother as he was sworn in as a special deputy u.s. marshall for the day. he idol ices those wh

>> hi, francis. thanks for having me this morning. yes, senator sanders has been very clear throughout this entire process he wants to do everything he can to keep donald trump out of the white house come november. and that would include voting for secretary clinton. but he has not endorsed her yet because, as you said, he has not heard secretary clinton say the things he believes needs to be said. the senator has not been shy about the list of things that he would like to see secretary clinton come over on and those are some of the things he's waiting to hear. the senator is very -- was excited to shear about some of the things that came out of the platform committee yesterday. there was a resounding unanimous decision to include abolishing the death penalty in the platform. they took up, you know, breaking up the big banks, things like that. but there are some things that still senator sanders needs to hear secretary clinton say. we haven't talked about taking public colleges and universities tuition free. we haven't talked about a

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. >>> i'm francis rivera. we continue to follow breaking news out of sacramento, california, where we're getting this new video in from our affiliate kcra of the violent clashes outside of the capital building in sacramento where two groups were fighting. a white supremacist group along with counter-protesters. it was a rally that was scheduled and was permitted to happen, but the violence here escalated with two groups coming at each other. at least five people have been stabbed and transported to the hospital with police telling the associated press that none of the injuries are believed to be life threatening at this point. the clashes happened before the scheduled event, as you can see here. images of the groups of people running. the two groups are the traditionalist workers party, which is a known white supremacist group. then the anti-fascist group there to counter that rally. we understand from california highway patrol that they have cancelled the rally, but there are about -- at last count a group of

thank you, francis. also ahead, historic times in the bay area. we have two championships possibly being decided here today and tomorrow. how you can get the special nba finals emojis which include images of your favorite warri >> welcome back, everyone, to our breaking news story. this and a live look of reporters setting up for a news conference, hoping to get more information about the worst mass shooting in american history. it took place around 2:00 this morning outside a nightclub in orlando, florida. there are at least 50 people who have been left dead. 53 injured. many of them critically. police have identified the gunman as 29-year-old omar mateen, a u.s. citizen with roots in afghanistan. he has been shot and killed by police. we will continue to bring you information as it becomes available. >> the warriors are back in the bay area after getting a huge game four win in cleveland friday night. and the sharks are gearing up for a big game six later today. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has m

and francis, as you have been reporting, the evolution of this shooting situation. according to police, as you know what started outside with the gunman, armed with at least a rifle and a handgun, starts firing. and then an off-duty police officer working in uniform at this club, he's the first responder. he engages the gunmen and very quickly two other officers show up. so you've got three officers and a gun battle with the subject. the subject then retreats inside of this bar. now, francis, that's what law enforcement is going to have to determine for a number of different questions. did he intentionally want to retreat inside, take hostages, kill more people, or was that as a result of a confrontation he was involved in. either way, he gets into the bar, and as you're reporting right now, we've got at least 20 dead, 42 taken to the hospital. >> what does it tell you when police describe this gunman, the very little that they are saying publicly, is that he was well-prepared to organize, not from the orlando area. they're still trying to positively identify him. w

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. >>> pope francis says the catholic church owes an apology to gay people. the church has been mistreated over the years. the gay community should be respected. the theologists say it represents an important change in times. >> we have to apologize as catholics to groups of people whose language and behavior has hurt. >>> in addition to apologying to the gay community pope francis extended apologies to child laborers. >>> turning to a dedication ceremony. greenwich village was recognized. president obama recognized the tavern as the first national monument to gay rights. stone well inn was the site of riots that took place five decades ago. >>> a couple of showers off to the west and a couple of showers pushing through south of falls church. we will come back and we will talk about the possibility of we will talk about the three degree guarantee. in the 80s and 87 is close to average. we will add them up tonight at 11. a live look outside. here is orange tint to the sky. and kind of miserable. a different story from yesterday. showers southwest of town. heav

. >> our most memorable was our visit to the vatican and meeting with pope francis. >> we all come here with a deep feeling that you are our true friend. stan's words to pope francis, very passionate words about what's been achieved in cath lynn/jewish relation for half a century is a stirring renewed commitment. that left an indelible impact on all of us who were grateful to be witnesses to it. >> stanley bergman is a very successful businessman, who has es build a tum for 11 billion leader. and at the same time on an effective basis. patience, persisten and -- and the keys to full fitment. >>> stan says, what will our great-great grandchildren -- maybe his, i won't have any, but what will our next generation say about us? i thought, he's got it, he knows, this is the obligation we have to those who come after us. >> my dad is a strong believer in the work that ajc does and instilled in all of us, standing up for democracy, standing up for human rights. >> the ajc today, in my estimations is at its greatest height. it's never been more together, more effective, more respected worldwide

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francis was asked does he agree with this. in light of what happened in orlando, does he think u hate contributed to it. in the context of that, he said, yes, the church should ask forgiveness. then returned to what is the most famous statement saying if someone comes to me in this situation, being gay, and he is a man of good will and he loves god, who are we to judge. opposed to who am i to judge, which is what he said u. the catholic church helped marginalize these people. that's not what the church is supposed to do. the church is supposed to welcome people and especially people who are in tough swi situations. it's really a significant statement u. especially coming in the year of mercy. >> with the pope and typically we have seen beautiful statements from the pope. he broadens it out with this message. does that mean there will be a trickle down effect? >> that's what i think people are certainly hoping. that's what he is trying to conv convey. when he says it, he hopes this will trickle down to your parish church so whe

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. >>> strong comments today from pope francis. the pontiff said christians and the roman catholic church should seek forgiveness from homosexuals for the way they have been treated. francis says the church teaches that gays should not be discriminate against and should be respected. the pope didn't stop there. he said the church should ask forgiveness for the way it treated women. the pope made the comments while talking to reporter on the papal plane. >>> first responders practicing a life like emergency simulated a smoke incident between the greensboro and tysons corner stations. the scenario involved a train filling with smoke. the drill comes as they focus on improving reliability and safety on the entire experiences we have had, i think it has been more than the public should bear. we shouldn't take the risk. >> this drill is one of several metro conducted since the deadly smoke incident last year. >>> a roller coaster jumps off of its tracks. some 0 of the people on the ride were trapped upside down. >>> i lost everything i

he received a blessing from pope francis. >>> we talked about beyounce, if you're heading there, that's about the time frame we're expecting the severe weather. we'll talk about the chance of severe weather when "action news" comes right back. >>> welcome back, it is sunday, my monday, not my fun day. it is 69 degrees out there, we are expecting severe weather today. it's on top of everything else that's wrong with my morning. >> reporter: you got to sing it, let's work on that. [laughter]. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the area. you can see we have showers, we had early downpours, they have dissipated at the moment with the street level view, we have a cell that's about to hit malvern and skirt the city. glass borough, showers, hammonton, showers, sea isle city, you have light rain that's about to move into atlantic city, as well. if you're down the shore watch for that. no severe weather this morning. let's go outside and see what it looks like yes down the shore atlantic city you can see the rain drops we just showed you on storm tracker 6 live. we have a couple of rain dro

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francis hugged the little girl and asked her to sit down near him. he praised her bravery. this is all part of the jubilee of mercy. >>> back here at home hundreds marched in the fifth annual philadelphia disability pride parade on market street today. the parade began at the constitution center and it ended with speeches and live performance at city hall. the event was organized by the mayor's commission on people with disabilities and other partners. >> stay with us everyone. still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" it is the official celebration of queen elizabeth's 90th birth day. we're going to take you to london for a look at all the festivities playing out there. >>> a very unusual animal is found in the u.s. find out what this little critter is and where it actually turned up. lauren. >> certainly a hot and humid start to the weekend but we're going to get a big break from the humidity as we head into tomorrow. talking about when that comfort level will start to increase and when the temperatures start to decrease in your full forecast coming up. >> also the phill

still to come on tonight's program, what do pope francis and kim kardashian in common? they are both on instagram. we hear from the cofounder of the image sharing site. british man is accused of trying to kill republican presidential candidate donald trump. he is alleged to try to grab a police officer's gun in las vegas. james cook reports. mr. trump: i love las vegas. james: was this the rally when donald trump came close to death ? a turn of the head gives a him that something is wrong. in the crowd, michael sandford, was trying to wrestle a gun from a police officer to try to shoot and kill mr. trump. mr. trump james:: we love our police. the secret service said that he told them he was planning to murder the republican for one year and expected to die himself in the attempt. he had come to the u.s. to be with a girlfriend but ended up unemployed and living in his car having overstayed his visa. in las vegas, the 20-year-old appeared in court, giving no explanation for what happened. he made no plea and was refused bail. before the attack, michael sandford is allege

francis rivera at msnbc headquarters in new york. a live look at the pulse night club this morning, where there is breaking news out of orlando, where police say as many as 20 people are dead after a shooting at that nightclub early this morning. it's what they are calling an act of terror. domestic or international. at least 42 people were transported to local hospitals with injuries. the shooter, armed with an assault-type rifle, and a handgun, opened fire at that nightclub around 2:00 a.m. eastern time. that shooting developed into a hostage situation before police made the decision to move in, using explosives and an armored vehicle to break through the walls. it was then they were able to shoot and kill the gunman and rescue about 30 people inside. police have not yet identified the shooter or confirmed a motive. but they say the shooter was well-prepared and organized. and they are considering all possibilities. >> at approximately 0202 hours this morning, we had an officer working at pulse nightclub, who responded to shots fir

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. >> coming up: pope francis is speaking out in support of the gay and lesbian community, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" why he says the catholic church needs to apologize. >> plus this is not what you want to see from inside an airplane. a jet catches fire on the runway. stay with us. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >> imagine looking out window of your airplane and seeing flames? a passenger shot this video from singapore airlines flight. the plane was on it way to milan, isly, when the crew gotten gin oil warning four hours into the trip. the jetliner actually caught fire after it returned to singapore, more than 200 people were aboard, but the good news is no one was hurt. >>> pope francis is speaking out in support of gay people. >> threat don't shows us the pope wants the catholic church to apologize to gay people and others. >> saying the gay community should quote not be discriminated against and they should be respected in past

. >>> pope francis said people deserve a apology but that's not all as we kick off a busy week. "early today" begins right now. good morning to you, happy monday, today, i'm betty nguyen. frightening moments, an singapore air flight. flames engulfed the aircraft's right wing after one of the engines caught fire. the plane carrying 222 passengers and 19 crew from milan turned back two hours into the flight due to an early morning message. passengers were kept on the plane while emergency crews doused in with water and foam. fortunately, there were no injuries, the cause, though, is still being investigated. >>> ten people are in clashes with a white supremacist group outside of the capitol that led to clashes. mike leery from our affiliate in california has details. >> reporter: a raucous rally at the state capital, turned bloody as more than 100 protesters here started throwing projectil and shouted vulgarities at the group that had a permit to be here. two men and several people were hospitalized with stab wounds. we found this knife left behind the capitol steps. a group commi