we continue with that right now. "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. rob: it is october 17th, mike pence and mike pompeo heading to turkey to broker a cease-fire after the turks moving to northern syria attacking the kurds. >> reporter: democrats storm out of a briefing. we are live in washington were congress is preparing to send a message to turkey. barack obama has broken his silence with a major political endorsement. rob: it is not for the candidate you might think. ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ rob: patriotic play on the football field. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪

jillian: good thursday morning. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for getting up early with us. jillian: breaking right now maryland congressman at house oversight chairman elijah cummings has died. rob: aishah hasnie joins us with more of what we know. >> reporter: cummings representatives tell us he passed away at johns hopkins hospital after complications from long-standing health problems. he died just before 3:00 this morning. cummings served as chairman of the committee on oversight and reform as the main investigative committee in the house of representatives. he obtained his bachelor's degree in political science from howard university and graduated from the university of maryland school of law. he has been out of congress for at least a month. he was supposed to return to his office this week. a statement from his office

reads at approximately 2:405 am thursday, october 17, 2019, congressman elijah cummings passed away at johns hopkins hospital. due to complications concerning long-standing health challenges. more details will be forthcoming. back to you. jillian: just getting this information now, we will keep you updated when we get more. rob: democrats forming out of the white house during the meeting over syrian policy. nancy pelosi accusing the president of having a meltdown. jillian: griff jenkins joins us from washington as donald trump issues a new warning to turkey hours ahead of critical cease-fire talks. >> reporter: high-profile meetings have a history of not going well. last december, but again this last may and no exception, democrats departing what was supposed to be an urgent meeting to discuss the deteriorating

situation in syria. the president took to twitter to blast pelosi saying she had a total meltdown in the white house, sad to watch. she is a very sick person and included this picture of her pointing a finger at the president across the table. the microphone outside the white house, democrats told a different account of what happened. >> what we witnessed was a meltdown. said to say. >> it was insulting particularly to the speaker. she kept her cool completely but he called her a third rate politician. this was not a dialogue, it was a diatribe, a nasty diatribe, not focus on facts. rob: this came after the house voted to rebuke the president's syria withdrawal, 354-60. the president issued a warning to turkey at a meeting in the oval office and we are getting a look inside the letter the president sent to president

erdogan urging action to stop the bloodshed, let's work out a good deal, you don't want to be responsible for slaughtering thousands of people and i don't want to be responsible for destroying the turkish economy and i will. in a few hours mike pence, mike pompeo and national security adviser robert o'brien will land in turkey to begin meeting with erdogan. turkish troops showing no sign of slowing down the invasion of northern syria. jillian: the president's meeting with democrat came amid rapid developed in the least and molly hemingway says the situation with turkey shows the foreign-policy split in the republican party. >> it is not a debate about turkey so much as about what foreign-policy we will have. in the republican party going back to eisenhower a fairly consistent approach through george hw bush. a realist foreign policy, and

idea we fight wars that are in our interests. in 2016 you had republican voters given a chance for people like that, and donald trump, decisively went with donald trump. among the foreign-policy intelligence in this town which came to power as part of that meddling in the middle east in the early 2000s a lot of people want to say that was a good approach and defend that approach and that is what we are fighting about. jillian: lindsey graham considered a foreign-policy hock has been critical of the decision to move troops in syria. he will be the president's worst nightmare of the movies and reconsidered. rob: two of the four men involved with rudy giuliani's associates arraigned today. they allegedly funneled foreign campaign donations to american politicians. correa was taken into custody after flying to new york to turn himself in. two other men will be arranged next week on the same charges. giuliani said he had no

knowledge of it. lawmakers will grow eu ambassador on capitol hill today, expected to test behind closed doors, top ukrainian officials about the gas company link to hunter and joe biden. in her testimony earlier this week fiona hill claimed sonlynn was involved in a push to pressure ukraine into targeting a trump rival. he insists he did nothing wrong. donald trump junior chiming in on the hunter biden controversy saying it highlights the double standard. >> i'm not going to say i am not who i am because of my father. that would be foolish. the difference is we did it as capitalists, as business people. we didn't do it pretending and under the cloak of a great public servant, here's every job you ever had.

now the family is off-limits, kids are off limits, hunter biden is busy. i wasn't off-limits when it started at 38. hunter biden shouldn't be off limits now. rob: don junior was forced to testify before congress about a trump tower meeting with a resin attorney and slept with a subpoena in may as part of the mueller probe. he's not facing any charges. jillian: the texas woman shot and killed by police in her own home, atatiana jefferson will be laid to rest saturday in dallas. faith leaders looking for the white house to open a civil rights investigation into the fort worth police department. they want a police reform plan from the fed claiming everything they tried on the local level isn't working. >> civil rights have been grossly violated. human rights are not being taken care of. we are americans like everyone else and we deserve equal protection under the law. >> reporter: jefferson was shot

and killed by police officer during the welfare check. the officer has step down. fort worth mayor betsy price admitted the shooting has left the city broken and my focus remains on healing the city and pushing forward to see that we make progress. the son of an iconic actor shot and killed by sheriff deputies after stabbing his own mother. you can hear the gunshots. [gunshots] jillian: officials say the adult son of ron and valerie really stabbed his -- before he was shot by deputies. he start as tarzan in 1960s, it was not clear if he was home when his wife was attacked. rob: jury selection wrapped up, in ohio. cuyahoga and summit county accusing several drug companies of damaging communities with deadly and costly painkillers. they settled with johnson &

johnson, state and local governments filed 2000 lawsuits against drug companies accusing them of fueling the opioid crisis. 25,000 teachers on picket lines, 300,000 students will not be going to school in chicago. after months of negotiations the teachers union voted to strike overnight. teachers want better pay, benefits and official class size limit. mayor lori lightfoot says her latest offer let with those demands. the teachers union said it is not good enough. jillian: one city wants uber and lift to share the wealth. rob: los angeles will study the impact of setting a $30 minimum wage for rideshare drivers would uber and lift drivers claim they can't make ends meet amid rising housing costs and gas prices in california. shannon: drivers earn an average of $21 per hour from 2015-2017 before expenses and commission.

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director of communications, thanks for your time, 1976 was the last time the state was blue. do you think they can do it again? >> reporter: there has always been a fantasy hope for democrats to try to win texas. i would ask senator robert o'rourke how that worked out for him. he lost. texas will easily go to donald trump's camp in 2020. this is a straight that is thriving under donald trump with 674,000 new jobs created during the trump administration. the economy is doing with median family income is getting a $1300 tax cut because of donald trump. any democrat, doesn't matter if it is bob o'rourke or anyone else who stood on that stage, they will rollback all the success texans and people across america have seen under donald trump if elected. rob: look at trump versus hillary clinton, the president

carried texas but it was tighter than it usually is in texas. look at dallas county where the rally will be tonight and hillary clinton stumped for president pretty good in that county, 60%, 34%, democrats where it is changing, the third debate was in houston. they see something different than you see. what do you say to that? >> reporter: democrats are delusional about their chances to win in 2020. donald trump may be walking into a blue city of dallas but he will easily pack an nda basketball arena with thousands of supporters expected to be outside as well in our overflow crowd. that is how it is everywhere we go in the country. a keep america great rally rolls into a city or town anywhere in the united states donald trump packs the arena, packs the stand with supporters.

democrats keep thinking they can win in texas but this is a state that is thriving because of donald trump. look what the tax cuts and job act has done, 628 new economic opportunities, the ability for investment, economic opportunity and job growth, a direct result of donald trump's policies, democrats don't have anything to stand on. jillian: the top issues facing voters in texas and you will see at the top, healthcare, 22% followed by climate change, the economy and gun policy and race relations. i want to focus on those. gun policy has been a big talker as of late because of beto o'rourke and what he said the couple weeks ago about wanting to confiscate mandatory assault weapons buybacks and look at race relations and community relations with police officers the last few months. in the news the last week we talked about atatiana jefferson who was shot in her own home by

a police officer. how do you think those topics will rise? do you think they will? >> when it comes to what is important to texans we should talk about the most important thing, healthcare. there are 14 million texans who will lose their health insurance as they have it. jillian: the things that have been in the news as of late, and been emotional for residents of texas. >> what democrats like robert o'rourke are talking about is overturning the second amendment of the constitution of the united states and forcing texans to hand over their rightfully owned firearms to the government. that is not how the second amendment works, that is not how the constitution works in this country, donald trump is an ardent supporter of the second amendment and safe and lawful use and exercise of that amendment.

we want to make sure guns are kept out of the lives of criminals and those who did not have them and not limit the freedom and opportunity for people who can rightfully and safely practice the use of the second amendment. by government stepping in and taking it away, that will solve the issue, they refuse to get the drivers of the issue, donald trump stands up and addresses them. rob: the president and beto o'rourke have dueling rallies, couldn't be any different on most issues including guns. thank you for your time, appreciate it. 18 minutes after the hour. do you think they like me? the president tweeting that after a tense meeting with house democrats. jillian: a new class wants to help you get out all of your anger. is this a good idea? carly shimkus has reaction online. ♪ scream and shout and let it out ♪ but dad, you've got allstate.

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rob: the president takes to twitter slamming house democrats in a series of pictures from a field bipartisan meeting ending with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer not doing yoga but storming out after they claim the president had a method. jillian: that is just a teaser. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 has reaction. carley: tensions ran high on the white house meeting with syria. top democrats stormed out because they say the president had a meltdown and insulted the house speaker but the president pushed back on twitter proposing a series of pictures with captions like do you think they

like me? stephanie grisham defendant the president in a statement saying donald trump was measured and decisive today, speaker policy walking out, baffling but not surprising with no intention of participating in a meeting on national security. democratic leadership chose to storm out and wine to cameras. everyone else day to work on behalf of our country. social media divide on this subject. sharon says the three of them are too week. it was a big boy meeting and they couldn't handle it. tracy chiming in saying what i witnessed from dems is disgusting. she had the meltdown. democrats love creating drama but house speaker policy's team getting the last laugh by changing her twitter backgrounds to one of the photos the president tweeted out. jillian: radio silent no more, barack obama comes out with an endorsement. carley: not for somebody running for president of the united states. he took to twitter to throw his

support behind justin trudeau amid his reelection effort say i was proud to work with justin trudeau as president. he is a hard-working effective leader who takes on big issues like climate change, the world needs his progressive leadership now and i hope our neighbors to the north support him for another term. trudeau responded thanks, we are working hard to keep our progress going. obama's support sparking controversy in canada. i always liked obama but trudeau has to go. a little upset with barack obama. he isn't up on what is happening here and doesn't have to live under a trudeau government. on twitter, he endorses trudeau for another term but won't back biden. we have to wait to see who he endorses in the presidential election. rob: the 2020 election is underway. carley: he will endorse whoever wins the nomination. rob: i haven't heard of this but

let's take a listen. >> it is different from your traditional yoga. instead of calling your mind you are bringing everything out. using profanity, yelling, screaming. jillian: this is the story everyone is talking about. a new kind of yoga shaking of the workout world called rage yoga. rather than calm your mind you get everything out by screening, using profanity, even drinking beer. i love this tweet. this person says rage yoga sounds like thanksgiving at grandma's. back to you guys. jillian: there is a worst thing you can drink if you work out. carley: don't know how many calories are burning. carley: now to a fox news alert. jillian: maryland congressman and house oversight chairman elijah cummings has died. the new information coming overnight when we come back.

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jillian: maryland congressman elijah cummings has died. rob: aishah hasnie joins us with more. >> stunning and said news out of washington dc overnight. we got a statement from chairman cummings's office, giving us more information. at approximately 2:45 2:405 am on thursday, october 17, 2019, congressman elijah cummings passed away at johns hopkins hospital due to complications concerning long-standing health challenges. more details will be forthcoming. cummings served as chairman of the committee on oversight and reform. he obtained his bachelor's degree in political science from howard university and graduated

from the university of maryland school of law. he has been out of congress at least a month now after some type of medical procedure. he was actually supposed to return to his office earlier this week but did not. he has been representing the seventh congressional districts and 1996. he began his career of public service in the maryland house of delegates where he served for 14 years. cummings was one of the key figures in the impeachment inquiry into donald trump. recently the two feuded over donald trump's criticism of baltimore. cummings has had health issues in recent years, uses a wheelchair to get around and when he stands he braces himself with a walker. long-term medical conditions here. he leaves behind a wife and three children. chairman cummings was 68 years old. jillian: thank you very much. rob: the reform and oversight committee is very busy. we will see who takes over the

committee working on the impeachment inquiry. jillian: and a little more on those health issues from the baltimore sun. in 2017 they say he had an aortic valve replacement and after that had an infection so he was in the hospital longer than expected after that procedure and after that a short time later he was in the hospital for a knee infection. he missed a significant amount of time he has not participated in a roll call vote since september 11th, a committee hearing on september 19th and on september 3rd the house oversight and reform committee, said in a statement his return was anticipated but that is not happened. we do not know any more about this medical procedure he is reported to have had but when we get more information we will you know. rob: born in 1951, raised in baltimore, for 23 years. elijah cummings dead at 63 years old. we are going to talk a little

bit of weather, a powerful nor'easter moving into the united states, heavy rain and flash flooding impacting millions of people. jillian: game 4 of the avs to be postponed in new york. we are tracking the latest. >> big nasty system. a lot of wind out there feeling like winter if you stepped out early this morning. a lot of this heavy rain across portions of the mid-atlantic from dc to new york to the boston area, heavy rain has moved out, big showers from upstate new york into new england but the wind continues to with. looking at wind advisories, warnings and watches up and down the east coast from the mid-atlantic to portland, maine,

strong gusts in the last couple hours. 62 miles an hour in nantucket, 52 miles an hour on long island, currently 30, 40, 50 miles an hour. with all the rain in the last 24 hours, enough to bring down a couple trees, something to pay attention to. these wents ticking throughout the day, 30 to 40 miles an hour throughout the region. talk about winds like this the backside of the system, temperatures begin to drop. most of the rain is over but the wind will be sticking with us. feeling like winter as temperatures drop because of 50 °, 30 mile an hour winds. rob: some nasty wind. maybe i can go to the yankees game friday. there could be an upside to this. jillian: it is all about rob. now to this. diplomats detained near the site of the deadly nuclear explosion in russia. the state department says they were taken off the train while on official travel, russian media reports they were released but broke the law. in august 5th scientists were killed in an explosion in russia.

us officials believe they were testing a nuclear powered missile. rob: the border wall in san diego is working. according to the cdc there were 3000 apprehensions in that sector in august. chief douglas harrison says the new barrier is intimidating adding i was in the 101st airborne and what not try to cost that. the structure is 80% complete and features 18 feet fencing backed up by a 30 foot steel wall. jillian: cnn at the new york times getting backlash from both sides of the aisle over their choice of debate questions from impeachment to unlikely friendships but nothing on immigration. >> house democrats have officially launched an impeachment inquiry against donald trump. why shouldn't it be the voters who determine the president's fate? ellen degeneres was criticized after she and george w. bush were seen laughing together at a

football game, a friendship you had that would surprise us and what impact it had on you and your beliefs. rob: there was that question but nothing on immigration. the moderators of mentioned the issue polls show americans care the most about? here with her take, analyst for young americans, how do i texte the -- may be the biggest issue in the country. >> reporter: polls show this is the most important issue to americans, immigration. it is easy to see why, the trump administration announced a record-breaking surge of illegal immigrants at the border, 1 million are expected to be apprehended this year. just yesterday trump spokesman on immigration said there are 22 million illegal immigrants in the united states right now but during the 3-hour debate the cnn and new york times moderators

didn't ask one question on this issue. they also did not ask questions about other critical issues like housing, climate change and china. it seemed the first two hours of the debate were all about donald trump. even when the questions didn't mention donald trump the candidates usually came up with answers that didn't many came up with answers that said they wanted to impeach the president. a great example of that is when joe biden was asked about his son's business dealings in ukraine and instead of addressing the issue and apparent conflict of interest he answered the question by saying he wants to remove trump from office. jillian: a lot of people expected there would be questions about donald trump. that's not a surprise but a lot of americans feel with these debates this is how they get a sense of candidates on issues we as americans care about, the people who are voting care about. two separate tweets, julian castro slamming the question saying 3 hours and no questions about climate, housing or immigration, goes on to say climate change is an essential

threat, america has a housing crisis in children are in cages at the border. kamala harris says not one question about the climate crisis, not one question about lgbt q rights, not one question about immigration, these issues are too important to ignore. the candidates want to talk about these questions and the american people want to hear what they have to say about these questions. >> reporter: it is hard to take these debates seriously when the moderators treat them as nonserious events. they asked the question about ellen, a talkshow host but not one question about china's communist regime and the president's domination over corporate america. the candidates themselves were criticizing the debate questions. it is easy to see why the debate brought record low ratings for cnn. this is another example of why so many americans are losing trust in cnn and other

mainstream media outlets was a gallup poll found the majority of americans do not trust the mainstream media including 9 out of 10 republicans. rob: thank you so much for your input. we will see if they ask it in the next one. 37 after the hour. no stone unturned, penalties, the los angeles angels could face and who agents are questioning in the overdose death of their pitcher, tyler skaggs. >> can i just pray really fast? is that okay with everybody? only you know how to bring somebody. jillian: heartbreak and healing, the emotional tribute that led to a moment of prayer on live tv. ♪ the good news? our protection lasts all day.

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investigation into the death of tyler skaggs. rob: the program faces potential fines. >> reporter: joe maddon who won a world series in 2016 walking into an angels clubhouse filled with sadness, a public relations employee for the team told the feds he supplied oxycodone to tyler skaggs, abused it for years. he died in july. and autopsy showing fentanyl, oxycodone and alcohol in the system. according to eric k, the angels director of communication, they worked out an arrangement in which k would obtain drugs for skaggs if skaggs would pay for them. he says two team officials were well aware of his drug use long before his death. k issuing a statement, quote, i felt and continue to feel it is time for everyone to stand up and take responsibility for their respective roles in this.

the dea questioning angels players including matt harvey about opioid use on the team. major league baseball stating any team employee is obligated to inform the commissioner's office of any evidence or reason to believe a player used, possessed or distributed any substance prohibited by mlb. punishment for breaking the drug policy can be harsh, fines for the team up to $2 million and an employee can be suspended, even banned for life by the commission. jillian: country music stars crying together during an emotional night at the artist of the year award. rob: kate brown struggling to tears as he dedicated his award to his longtime driver kenny dixon who sadly died in a car accident last weekend. >> people didn't think we would make it. he was with me the whole time.

he was so supportive of me. i love you, man, i miss you. jillian: so moved by that speech either the audience in prayer. >> this is unconventional but can i just pray really fast? that okay with everybody? i pray that you be with ken and his family. rob: reba mcintyre praising him during her speech for artist of a lifetime. >> god bless you for praying. [cheers and applause] >> that took guts. >> reporter: carrie underwood and others were also honored. jillian: american businesses staying notably silent on pro-democracy protests in hong kong. are they worried about china hurting their bottom line.

rob: how do we walk away from a country that deals with this? our next guest is a trade and jobs advisor who lays out what steps we need to take in this country coming up? jillian: let's check with steve doocy with "fox and friends". >> coming up in 15 minutes the latest on breaking news in the last hour. elijah cummings, house oversight chairman dead at the age of 68. a reporter on the way to baltimore with the latest. we have the chairman of the fcc, lots to talk about with him. judge andrew napolitano, ken cuccinelli, beauty trends to kitchen and home tech, we have your mega morning deals. a busy 3 hours kicks off 14 minutes from now on the channel folks trust for their morning news. jillian: we will be right back.

>> maryland congressman at oversight committee chairman elijah cummings has died. just before 3:00, complications from long-standing challenges. he has been out of congress and last month after an unknown medical procedure. since 1996, he was 68 years old. rob: china threatening retaliation if the senate follows the house and passes the bill that supports hong kong gaps pro-democracy movement. what does this mean for this critical trade deal the administration has been working on? joining me is for trump campaign

jobs advisor curtis ellis. of the senate is gutsy enough to do what the house did and push this china will not be happy. what will happen? >> of americans don't like to be pushed around, they don't like threats of retaliation and ultimatums from china. we have seen whether china promises to retaliate against farmers, never happened. and americans don't like these threats against our way of life. china wants to make human rights contingent on trade, have at it. rob: the message from china, the relevant bill is passed in the law, not only will it hurt chinese interests but seriously damage us interests and the trade deal. is this trade deal, how realistic is it to think china will change the way they do

business? if you want to come into their country and make money you have to play by their ridiculous rules. will they change? >> i don't think so. their economy is built on theft. they hand over blueprints and that is not right and that is not going to work. rob: you push for this and see what the president is doing, he get so much criticism but nice to see -- i think the general idea of china, people are realizing how awful this regime treats the rest of the world and how awful they are. >> the chinese communist party we are talking about. rob: we talk about so many companies tied up with china that make a lot of money in china. nike, one of the most popular ones to talk about. all these companies, these are huge companies, boeing,

whirlpool, cisco, apple. if it comes to the point we need to isolate this country and stop dealing with them because of this type of activity, how hard will that the? it will be difficult. >> 20 years ago we made the decision to go in, we can come out. the thing to do, there are three things we need to do, incentivize, identify and unify. we want this to happen as organically as possible, suffer as little harm as possible and give the business community incentives to move the supply chain out of china back to the united states and part of that is making these tariffs permanent because that is what they were. give business certainty. certainty you will face tariffs in china. rob: you see companies that are so woke on these issues that say i stand up for what is right and

you talk about china and how ridiculous is that? >> the other thing we need to do is identify those areas we are overly dependent on china and how do we replace what we are sourcing from china, talk to experts in defense of healthcare. most pharmaceuticals are coming out of china and that is frightening. rob: do you think pcp is a good alternative to dealing with china? >> that should be gone as well. rob: we go to these other countries independently, go to vietnam -- >> if we started making clothes in central america or el salvador they would not be rushing the border, they would be sewing clothes. rob: should we cut based on negotiation was trade, should the president walk away and we isolate ourselves? >> if they want to buy food from a switzerland food. the chinese communist party doesn't want to solve the chinese people. rob: it will never be favorable -- whatever the deal was. it will never be a fair

presentation. >> it would be so good for the chinese people at the chinese communist party started playing by the rules. capitalism is prosperity. for them to be constantly stealing and cheating is not good for the chinese people either. rob: at least americans are waking up for this, people were in the dark about it. >> we need to unify as a country and stand together, democrats, republicans, left, right. rob: we appreciate it. back to you. jillian: even goldilocks wouldn't approve of this, the tourist getting too close to all wild black bear. call him jet jet joe, a fundraising rat but you will never believe how much they spent on private jets. we will tell you. ♪ day 23. i'm about to capture proof of the ivory billed woodpecker.

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♪ rob: welcome back the bide campaign has a sky high bill for private jets. the fec says the democratic frontrunner spent $923,000 on jet rides third quarter of this year just in a few months. right now the biden campaign only has about $9 million in the bank. that's a lot less than rival senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, even mayor pete has got a lot more money than that. jillian: congresswoman

alexandria ocasio-cortez's unfavorability rating is rising according to a new survey 45.1% do not approve of the job the fresh congresswoman is doing. house speaker nancy pelosi clocks in at 51.2%. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. a patriotic high school football team saved the day when the band doesn't show up. ♪ the red rockets. rob: not bad. the eagles in texas stepping up to sing the national anthem and the crowd also joins us. jillian: seizes $92 million of cocaine in international waters. officers unloading 6800 pounds of the drug in san diego. rob: finally the ugly. a group of tourists get dangerously close to a break bear. >> oh my god look how close. >> that's a little too close to a wild animal.

>> oh my god he is like in their lap. rob: have you got to be kidding me. group of people seen feet away interest this bear in the smoky mountains. those things will eat you. jillian: yeah. have a good day. steve: 6:00 in new york city. 6:00 in baltimore, maryland and straight to a fox news alert. maryland congressman and house oversight chairman elijah cummings has died at the age of 68. brian: consumption passing away overnight due to what they say is ongoing health complications. ainsley: griff jenkins is live in our nation's capital with the breaking story. griff: waking up to sad news on capitol hill where elijah cummings was a fixture. a powerful chairman of the house oversight and reform committee. served as the representative from maryland's seventh congressional district sips 1996. at approximately 2:45 a.m. on thursday,