near knife and rhode island at 6:40 a.m. the cleanup is still underway. we have live team coverage. roz plater has the impact on the morning commute, but we begin with cheryl o connor with what happened and how long the cleanup could take. : we are right off rhode island avenue and the heavy equipment was brought in hours ago, trying to up right the railcars. they have made some progress. we know that three different chemicals linked following the derailment this morning. hours have gone by and csx railcars are still off the tracks. i thought it was a bomb or something. nobody was injured, but all day people are looking up to get a better look. you can see the one crumbled. eryl: csx confirmed the cars derailed this morning. hazardous material. l: this person came to check on his grandmother, who lives in the area. three cars had fluids leaking from them, a nonhazardous calcium chloride, ethanol, which they are still trying to re-se al and a chemical used to make soaps
law, you have the right to an attorney yoi, if you can t afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. it s the last line that i want to talk to you with, the public defender for those that can t afford a lawyer. it starts with clarence gideon, a drifter arrested in 1961. he was charged with breaking into a pool hall and stealing. he was sentenced to five years in prison. a man with an 8th grade education appealed. he argued his right to council was violated. the supreme court ruled in his favour in gideon versus wainwright, in 1963. the reason all today have the right to an attorney. gideon had his day in court and was acquitted. unfortunately, many cases assigned to public defenders do not have happy endings. the majority of public defenders officers are underfunded and overworked. some have four times the amount of cases. one showed 21% of states have enough attorneys to meet guidelines, that is largely the result of insufficient budget. that and other factors meaning
against you in a court of law, you have the right to an attorney yoi, if you can t afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. it s the last line that i want to talk to you with, the public defender for those that can t afford a lawyer. it starts with clarence gideon, a drifter arrested in 1961. he was charged with breaking into a pool hall and stealing. he was sentenced to five years in prison. a man with an 8th grade education appealed. he argued his right to council was violated. the supreme court ruled in his favour in gideon versus wainwright, in 1963. the reason all today have the right to an attorney. gideon had his day in court and was acquitted. unfortunately, many cases assigned to public defenders do not have happy endings. the majority of public defenders officers are underfunded and overworked. some have four times the amount of cases. one showed 21% of states have enough attorneys to meet guidelines, that is largely the result of insufficient budget. that
in philadelphia. a live look now at ben franklin parkway. this was the place to be just a few moments ago. all day long but now, it s clearing out. as the first day of the pope in philadelphia goes in to the history books. hi, good evening, everyone, welcome back. i m ukee washington. hi, everyone, i m jessica dean. we are broadcasting to you from the ben franklin parkway tonight right hyped us the stage where the festival of families took place tonight and where the papal mass will be celebrated tomorrow. you can certainly feel the excitement it s all about families and it was all about hope. no doubt about that. no doubt about that. somebody who had front row seat to all our own steve patterson who s been out with so many people today taking it all in. steve? how are you? reporter: i m still talking it all in, guys. jessica, ukee washington more can you say about moment in history? we ve been trying to fine the words all night and somehow we have been, but tru
right now at 11:00 o clock a historic celebration of family and faith. poaches he pope francis joins a cheering crowd along the ben franklin parkway. after the papal parade, the holy father heard from families from all around the world. he was also treated to some major star power during an inspirational night. the faithful came in thousands in hopes of just catching a glimpse of the pontiff. the pope did not disappoint. like he does often the pope broke away from script to connect with the people and touch so many lives. you re watching cbs3 witness news special coverage the pope in philadelphia. a live look now at ben franklin parkway. this was the place to be just a few moments ago. all day long but now, it s clearing out. as the first day of the pope in philadelphia goes in to the history books. hi, good evening, everyone, welcome back. i m ukee washington. hi, everyone, i m jessica dean. we are broadcasting to you from the ben franklin parkway tonight ri