lake erie's water quality is an emergency due to the toxic algal blooms. when we see federal agencies diverting hundreds of millions of dollars abroad to dams in afghanistan to deliver fresh water, yet somehow our own e.p.a. can't identify funds to protect the american people -- may i ask for an additional 30 seconds? mr. bishop: i yield the gentlelady 1 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. kaptur: yet, the e.p.a. can't adentify the funds for those who live beyond lake erie and lake michigan and draw their life sources from it, i stand aghast. when our water crisis occurred, the u.s. e.p.a. didn't even show up or have personnel on the ground. i asked, where's homeland security funding to help during the crisis and after? no show. as far as i'm concerned, they're asleep at the wheel. wake up. as we prepare for a new spring thaw and increasing rains that will come, feeding the algal blooms, the glri presents the hope that i still have that a solution can be found to counter the agency dithering that our re

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ery by the group islamic state. that is the chilling claim by amnesty international. the latest report highlights the plight of the yazidi community whose young children are committing suicide rather than endure a life of sexual slavery. >> i work with a group of volunteers who are trying to respond to this crisis to help rescue those women. i can tell you that these accounts that are described in the amnesty international report are absolutely true and there are many more that we haven't even heard yet. there are thousands of women affected by the situation. but how many women are still in during this and girls are still in during this inhumane treatment? >> the vast majority of women that were kidnapped in the first place are still in captivity. only a small fraction of that number of women have actually escaped. a few hundred have escaped, but there are thousands that are still in captivity. they were located at several areas in the group of volunteers i work with have pushed for months to have a case for action to free those women. that window of opportunity close

it was almost erie.ost important of which, the questions were about sunday's opponent, the seahawks. he did not play well against seattle thanksgiving throwing for just 121 yards and throwing a pair of interception. he know it is rematch in seattle will be no picnic. >> the defense is great. they do a lot of things well. and it is always good competition out there. >>> we try to take everything we can and see if we can atech them a different way to try to get the win. >> slowly but surely, the sharks are swimming downstream. winners of five of the last six. home for the next four. seems the only thing that could disrupt the mojo would be injuries. two of them last night between edmonton. mike brown will miss an extended period of time after falling awkwardly into the boards in obvious pain. and mark edward-vlasic also left the game after this injury. meanwhile, the team keeps chugging along. >> we are competing hard. we have been getting timely goals. we have been playing very well. we have been playing

in you've ever thought about lake erie where lake miami is deep and there's rollers, lake erie all those waves are very sharp because the waves bounce off the bottom and you get a sharper steeper wave action tomorrow will be a much better day for ships. remember, there's still those pingers throughout they'll be looking for as well. we learned about those on mh-370. this plane had a very rough trip. i'm sure the pilot just said "keep your seat belts on the entire time." flying through significant thunderstorms 50,000 feet tall at times, trying to fly around them. there's a radar on the plane. the pilots can see where the turbulence would be, where the thunderstorm shafts would be trying to get around those or between those. but this was a very wide area of turbulence 50 to 75 miles either side of this airplane and it was a very rough ride and then eventually something went very wrong as that plane did lose contact. it was i would say the up-and-down winds of what we call the itcz, the intertropical convergence zone. it's the the same place, different part of the world but the same area o

if you're interested in adopting them go to the spca on erie avenue or pets plus natural in lansdale.usand reward to catch the man behind three armed robberies in theand suburbs. first the suspects held up the police plymouth tire last tuesday. they stole a customer's honda on sunday night. now investigators say they have connected the same men to the third robbery at the l up k oil station -- luk oil station on december 13. anyone who recognizes the men should contact police. >> we're following a developing story, gunfire erupted leaving two people shot, one did not survive. >>> a disturbing story out of berks county a teen is charged with sexually abusing a toddler, why she did it, may have you more upset. "action news" continues. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this friday, december 12, matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is joining us. >> breaking recent, police are searching for an intruder who break into a home a short time act and made off with cash. >> police say they caught a man while attacking a local graduate student and police say this is not the first time he attacked s

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and slippery along lake erie and northern new england. in southern california and new mexico. >>> and flight delays possible in houston and kansas city. >>> and more trouble for ray mcdonald who is no longer a member of the san francisco 49ers. he was let go by the team yesterday because he's the subject of a sexual assault investigation. >> san jose police are investigating after a woman claims she was assaulted at his home. he was never charge when had his pregnant fiancee said he sexually abused her. >>> and stephen collins said he did have inappropriate sexual contact with three girls over a 20 year period. his then-wife secretly recorded the session during a marriage therapy session and made the recording public. he said the rumors are much worse than what he did. a full interview airs tomorrow night on 20/20. >>> and a tv meteorologist was shot outside his television station. police in waco say the suspect and patrick crawford exchanged words before gunfire erupted. with multiple gunshot pounwounde drove away, he flagged down a cons

if you're interested in adopting them go to spca erie avenue or pet plus natural in lansdale. >> and some needy children will get their first bicycles as christmas thanks to volunteers. doneens of kind hearted folks came to west chest to do imaginationive assembly of bikes. >> one night, 100 bikes it's a deadline in one of santa's workshop this is pine street carpenter warehouse. >> we have 100 bikes here we got from friends, family, colleagues. >> this 17th year the company assembled bikes for those in need. to date they have given away 400 assembled bikes this year their biggest endeavor. matt, and monica have lost count over how many they built. >> mow many do you think you built. >> 100. >> 100? >> the tlc they nut is important. >> every child has memy of their first bike it's a special memory you have forever. to be part of that is wonderful. >> eight students from st. st. andrews were assembling and raised 1,000 towards buying bikes. by doing good deeds in the community. >> having a selfless act to understand they were giving without receiving anything. they were bringing money

of that morning fog, sue and bob were just talking about is up here in bucks county and adds to the erieeling after authorities say quote it is a strong possibility that brad stone was around here and tried to steel a man's car sees last night the at 7:00 p.m. it was a stunning shift in the search suddenly in prime time last night out of montgomery county and then all the way up in bucks county. 25 miles away, 14 hours away as to last time anybody saw brad stone at 5:00 yesterday morning when he dropped off his to daughters, five and seven, unhurt with a neighbor. when police learned he looks different then the first photo he put out to the public that had him in the beard, but for now he is clean shave even without a beard. the district attorney in montgomery county says he could be dressed in military fatigues, all day, and then in one spotted form mare reen sergeant honorably discharge after a tour in iraq three years ago but then stone up here in doylestown likely, a guy walking a dog around 7:00 last night said a guy who fit stone's description to a t wearing army fatigues. he pulle

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. >> the ronald mcdonald house on east erie avenue in philadelphia if you're in the area swing by and take look. >> and the delaware county tonight, children participated in a living nativity seen at the mercy fitzgerald hospital in darby. they were hosting their annual holiday tree lighting sr. moan with plenty of christmas carols the tree was lit and then jolly old saint nick took a break from his very busy schedule to make a stop much to the delight of everyone there. >> hey if you put on light show for the holidays we would love to see pictures of it send them to us via social media using the #cbs3 holiday lights. or go to cbsphilly.com and you can share them with us. >>> with the holiday season underway kids are making their lists full of toys. they're probably checking them twice and parents are making lists too including just how many batteries they'll need and maybe what size. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan finds battery depend ability and price don't always go hand in hand. >> reporter: power everything this holiday season from dinosaurs to fire trucks you b

at lake erie tyler thompson heard the admiral's words. we have met the enemy, and they are ours.w orleans, when general jackson said they shall not sleep on our soil thomas wilson was there. america began to feel a shift. then came 1861. the government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from this earth. with malice towards none with charity for all. then america began to rebuild. ♪ ♪ i've been working on the railroad ♪ hello, boss. hello, frank. >> what's the matter, jim? you're quitting. >> man i'm going to houston. yeah with the the ninth regiment. >> jim fought in the spanish-american war in santiago cuba the 24th and 25th infantry headed for new medal, courage. >> i'm jim. have to be after we cleaned up in cuba, we went on with building factories, cities, everything. as for me well, i went to panama. a little job connecting the atlantic and pacific. a little job. ♪ jim wasn't there. but his sons were. serving with the 813th pioneer regiment near marseilles. the 302nd battalion and eighth pioneer regiment. fighting with the 8th illinois on the swason

and have a role to play in helping others, but it's important to take a step back and realize as a ery charitable and have lots of ngos out there also helping people. if government takes a step back, organizations like doctors without borders or the foundation helping women and girls around the globe, they will take a step forward. lots of things we can still do to help people in these parts of the world. >> bill, to your point, by the way, i should mention somebodying a libya. we've been giving money to libya, promising to give money 0 libya, if -- a big if -- they wep with the benghazi investigation. there are provisos. even without that, so much of our aid is wasted ed td to cor politicians who send it off to switzerland. >> you could be more -- >> i don't think. when has that ever been successful? >> measure to my competition. how about corruption? if you're low on corruption, a better chance of -- >> who is not -- who is low in corruption? put it in a positive way, in this world today? you're never going to find a way of keeping the corrupt people from getting their hands off this

lake champlain, they're going to go over here and continue to fight in northern new york along lake erie and the niagara. and so, armstrong shifts the american army. and he pulls of the 6,000 troops that are here, he pulls 4,500 out of plattsburg and pulls them out in the last week of august and sends himself to the mohawk valley and up to the harbor and they're going to go by ship to the niagara. all that leaves here is 1,500 regulars. and these regulars are the people who couldn't make the march. these are the sick, the lame, the lazy. these are the prisoners and the stockade. this is the band is here. and so that's what's left behind. and that's what's going to be defending on this road. so when he finds out that the american army has left, he starts his attack. and he moves those soldiers fewer than 15,000 to the canadian border and right on the edge of lake champlain. he crosses the border on the first of september, and they begin to march south, headed for plattsburg. 20 miles south of the canadian border. the column actually is 10 miles long. the artillery doesn't cross the border

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western new york, erie, pennsylvania, between erie and buffalo, upwards of a foot of snow. then the big storm out west. this thing is going to be just epic. we are talking about a storm that six inches -- or six years has not happened. seattle, l.a., san francisco, and everywhere in between will be a mess. rainfall amounts, upwards of a foot of rain to the north. even in the south, one to three inches of rain and snowfall amounts. we are talking four feet in the sierras. this thing is going to be massive. >>> yeah, that's right, al. schools are closed and for good reasons. we have a flash flood warning in place until 10:15, goes for san rafael, novato, and a new one for most of the peninsula until 9:30. basically, dangerous driving conditions right now, i mean treacherous conditions through marin county, over the golden gate bridge, down the peninsula, just about to highway 92. as we head throughout the day today, the showers will continue to come in. also getting some really fierce winds. you want to take it easy if you don't have to be on the roads, please stay at home. >

erie, pennsylvania, between erie and buffalo, upwards of a foot of snow.t west. this thing is going to be just epic. we are talking about a storm that six inches or six years has not happened. seattle, l.a., san francisco, and everywhere in between will be amess. rainfall amounts, upwards of a foot of rain to the north. even in the south one to three inches of rain and snowfall apples, we are talking four feet in the sierras. wind gusts of over 85 miles an >>> good morning. scattered light snow showers on and off during the day. blowing through with winds gusting to 25 miles per hour, but teps will climb to upper 30s this afternoon and dry tomorrow, but still, breezy and cold. a high of just 40 after a morning low of 30. sunshine this weekend. partly sunny, 44. saturday, up to 47, sunny on sunday, then into the 50s with bright sunshine monday. clouds return tuesday and a chance of showers wednesday. have a great day. . >> you came to celebrate your sweet 16. water your draim fame? >> desiree. >> hope birthday. >> thank you so much. coming up next, do you p

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wind from canada that sinking air means lots of sunshine, it and he understands to pittsburgh, lake eriend this is your sunday, we expect a quiet afternoon other than the fact we'll see a decent amount of wind gusting from 30 to 40 miles per hour. this high creates a lot of problems as we get into tuesday and wednesday. it kind of stalls off the coast of maine. as this coastal storm develops it's starts to come up the eastern seaboard monday and runs into the high. because the high is there, it has nowhere to go, we'll have onshore wind and beach erosion at the shorepoints and a lot of heavy rain. let's look at future tracker 6. we'll skip over today, today a nice, kuwait day. monday, the clouds lower and thicken, you may see a sliver of sunshine, first thing tomorrow morning and it's mainly cloud cover from that point. monday night after midnight, the rain starts to arrive, tuesday morning, heavy rain throughout the entire delaware valley. lots of ponding on roads, this rain sticks around all day long, the yellows and oranges, that's downpours. there will be clearing by 5:00 a.m. and ma

it was an erie reminder of that fiery accident back in 2012 that sent thousands of people to the hospital. chevron says they looked into the cause of the flare and say it appears blocked pipes forced the need to depressurize by burning excess fuel. >>> we'll take you live outside to the golden gate bridge. a new safety feature will change the look of the iconic bridge. this means shutting down the span for two days next month. crews will install a movable median to protect drivers. thousands of pieces of the concrete barrier right now are stacked by the bridge ready for assembly. that barrier will replace yellow cones that currently separate drivers from oncoming traffic. the bridge district says the new median will prevent head-on collisions. drivers tha think it's a good investment. >> it's much safer. i get scared when i'm too close to the cones. >> crews are installing blue dots on the span that will serve as a guide for the median. rain made that part of the job hard to complete. the work is expected to continue tonight which means fewer lanes for drivers on the golden gate bridge. t

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ery ght 6:0p.m. eastern eastern. if you can't see the show, dvr it. lou dobbs is next, keep it on fox business. lou: good evening. the democratic party is divided over leadership's choice to proceed with the partisan that from the dnc. senator dianne feinstein, the head of the senate intelligence committee put out a report without the input of a single republican or cia and leader publishing the highly, highly biased report on the cia enhanced interrogation program that ended eight years ago. senator dianne feinstein admitted on the senate floor that her actions could spur violence against americans and american interests abroad and at home. >> there are those who will seize upon the report and say see what the americans did? and try to use it to justify evil actions and incite more violence, we can't prevent that. history will judge us commit to a just society governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. lou: no question history will judge whether favorably is of course a major question. reports out of the white hous

. >> there is something compelling, an erie rush, an unholy sense of empowerment feeling the warm glow your hands. >> get off my lawn, you kids. >> that's a .357 magnum. it's an eight-shot revolver. >> bigger kick on this guy. >> a little bit. >> you just can't help silently mouthing "make my day" or "feeling lucky, punk." you could do this all day. whatever your opinion on the subject, fact is, gun culture runs deep in this country. >> this is what i grew up with, yeah. i shot my very first turkey with this gun at 12 years old, actually. >> that's a .22 rim fire cartridge. that is probably the type of firearm that most kids start off with. >> these guys, i'm guessing, are not people i should be worried about. they are nice. and exceedingly patient with a city boy who wants to play with their guns. >> that there is a .338 winchester magnum. that's a big cartridge, heavy bullet for very large game like elk. >> there's a target up on that hillside. can you see it? >> now watch mr. new york city liberal shoot that target out there from 244 wind-swept yards. >> oh, wow. now, am i accountin

now we see the conditions along i-90 near buffalo down to erie, pennsylvania.ulls away completely, we will see light to moderate snow showers across the northeast that could produce another few inches of snow. that's the storm in the northeast. there's a big ager storm on the west coast. >> reporter: the steady, pounding rain has begun to hit the san francisco bay area. we can expect to see the rain over the next 48 hours, up to eight inches of rain. we expect localized flooding and some high winds. gusts topping 75 miles an hour. that's category i hurricane strength wind. local school districts have shut down for today. workers have been told they can stay home at office buildings across the region. we are expecting a wet and wild day across the bay area as well as other parts of the pacific northwest. >>> new this morning, a three-hour standoff in atlantic city is over after a suspect barricades him self in a home ad threatened police. this was in atlantic city during a morning raid. the fbi tells nbc 10 nine out of ten federal subjects were placed under arre

it's almost erie how much it sounds like the same drivers at starbucks. here is another stock language in the $70 range, the cause, worries about the price of coffee. the actual raw commodity. it didn't matter how many times schultz told us or how hedged the company might be. it seemed to be all that mattered to the people and schultz unveiled the monument to coffee that could service the temp plait for the growth. the coffee equivalent of the winery meets the theme park without the alcohol and the rides. it's a sensory smash and exploits starbucks and powered to invite and of course the power of the portfolio, brands. that's why the fire marshal played a bigger role in the store sells this weekend than any player. you can cram so many people in the building at once. i found myself tweeting pictures in an attempt to be there. now there is much more to starbucks recent breakout that took the stock out of range and up to $83 and change. the rosery was a reminder the coffee price isn't a gating factor. only the imagination is and starbucks is obsessed with e

chris brown just apologized and he apologized in an erie way. he said he loves, but reacts excessively when he gets his feelings hurt. that brings you back to rehanna. this whole thing is kind of bubbling back to the surface. >> he said some really bad things about her, and about him. thank you for the update. let's talk about matt wallburg. i heard he wants to become a police officer? >> yeah. you know he went to, or he filed papers to expunge his criminal record in massachusetts, he was convicted in '88 of felony assault and we found out that he wants to become a reserve officer in the l.a. area. and you can't do that if you have a felony on your record because you can't handle guns. so that's why he has gone to court but that's the motivation for it. he is doing this show, this new show called port of l.a. where cops go and inspect containers at the port of l.a. and my sense is that the reserve status has something to do with that show. i'm not positive of that, but i am positive he wants to become a reservist. >>> that's interesting. sounds

. >> it is erie. it is unusual or it's just kind of spooky that this would happen in this area.ut we don't know the facts yet. >> reporter: after nearly ten months, malaysia airlines flight 370 and the 239 people on board have still not been found. authorities are convinced the boeing 777 crashed in the indian ocean. >> malaysia 370, i think there's good evidence to indicate that it was flown a long, long ways and, again, most likely, as a criminal act, either by a rogue pilot or an intruder or something like that. we have no indication of anything like that in this case. >> reporter: just four months later, july 17th, malaysia airlines would suffer another loss. pro-russian rebels are blamed for shooting mh-17 out of the sky. all 298 people on board that boeing 777 died. one week later, more than 100 people perished after air algere crashed. it changed its flight path because of bad weather. the disappearance of airasia flight 8501 is the fourth high-profile airline disaster of 2014. but the former acting manager of ntsb says the skies are overall safe. >> when you look at the

. >> ian snaps pictures as they go over lake erie and neighboring town. >> it you getting late and decideo head back in. >> wilbert steers the plane toward a landing strip on a friend's property. ian hits record on his phone. >> i just want to take video of the sunset and landing because i never had before. i thought it was going to be a normal landing, as usual. >> instead, he catches a terrifying moment on camera. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> the plane clips a telephone wire sending them in to a nose dive toward the grass. >> i just braced myself. it was very, very scary. i literally thought i was going to die. i was like okay, here we go. this is it. >> i had no time to do anything but ride it out. >> the wing hits the ground first. then the nose crashes down at a 45-degree angle. >> are you okay? ian's phone continues recording audio in the frantic moments after the crash. >> holy [ bleep ]! grandpa, are you okay? >> my first thought was, wow, this really just happened. how am i not dead. i looked at myself and i was like, okay, everything is working. my body's intact. >> grandpa are you oka