i don't know that he is coming back. why put the charade on if he is planning on coming back. has to be a purpose for what he is doing and i don't think it will end anytime soon. where he comes back with the voluntary. >> and a couple of times i talked to brooks as well and he said he will be back. >> i am sure that bradford, one of the receivers, matthews he had in oklahoma and maybe he is telling those guys he is coming back. i can't imagine what his plan would be then. what is it about not showing up for these o.t.a.'s and comes back limping in. >> you and wonder what it will be like when he comes back working along side of carson wentz. and make it being sound like it will be seamless. >> i haven't talked to him but the word on the street from the guys have will he be back quick and ready for o.t.a.'s. when he choose to we break the ice and will get back to work. but the thing with carson being here, i think it will bring the best out of sam as far as that is concerned when you have competition like that i think will be a good thing. >>> is this a chemistry concern? especi

you had back surgeries. >> it's hard to come back. >> he had two back surgeries two proceeds you're heres trying to come back from and i think it's taking time. he is gradually progressing and we're all over reacting he dumped three in the walter with the wedge and is not right or comfortable yet and he's not out he's only 40. just turned 40. mrepttive guys won in the 40s. if you can find a way to get -- is that good? >> it's not good. it's not good. who cares it's -- he sxwruingt stepped off a plane and was there for 45 minutes. >> he could have made it. >> blindfold head should have made it. >> i won't bury tiger but i think days of winning major championships are over. maybe lucky and wins one. jack nicholas record could not be safer at this point. >> we're not at that point just at a point we want tying to tee it up competitively and eventually he'll get to that point and go from there. we'll see where it is. >> the answers we do not want him to hang it up. >> fair enough. you would like to see him stay competitive. it makes golf more fun. >> of course. >> don't write him off. guys w

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take him back there and put him back in his cell, mr.at facts are you saying you going -- >> based on the fact that mr. jackson told me he found it on your bed, under your pillow. i don't see no reason for him to lie on you. do you see a reason -- >> no, no, no, no, i don't doubt that. but the reason to doubt is that i wasn't in the cell and that anybody got access to that area. this is laying on top of my bed, under my pillow. >> under your pillow. >> under my pillow? so you believe i leave my -- a knife under my pillow? >> i believe you should have looked before you left. if it wasn't you -- >> i did. i cleaned my area before i left. you know you got to clean the area for the institutional run. >> i'm going to hold you responsible for it. >> i think that's a bunch of [ bleep ], officer jackson. not as far as your part, though. you know what i'm saying? i know you're doing your job, you know? but to be found guilty on that, you know what i'm saying? everybody knows the bed that i got in the area that i got that i'm in, everybody -- who

. >> can i speak again. >> we can come back and have a proposal and let the authors come back with a proposal on their j o rtc we don't have to address this tonight we can vote it down or vote it up but we don't center to sit here and keep people out all night but have the authors if they want to come back with a different resolution we don't center to address that right now why put ourselves in that position like commissioner norton why sit here for the rest of the night we can come back and let the authors do what they need to do to talk about the pe resolution. >> commissioner norton and then dr. murase. >> i would like to make a counter proposal commissioner wynns i was not seconded and we're not discusses it. >> second. >> we'll discuss that amendment. >> so the amendment was to split it in half. >> i don't know what at half is but the proposal was to put all the components that ply with the j o rtc and leave everything else in another resolution as i understand the robert's rules of order can be divided as the maker of the motion. >> in which case i'll be supportive it is credi

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frank, back up. move back. we are moving back. moving back. they are telling us to move back. >> be safe, above all else. leave the camera there. >> follow their orders. kimberly: get back. okay. all right. it's surreal to look back at tell that police were moving he was. it turned out for hours hejuoutd a half ago an officer came to apologize us for yelling out at n the live shot to get back. we said no, thank you for looking out for our safety. reporting live in aspen hill, kimberly suiters, back to you. jonathan: this is a question a lot of people have. the victims today, did he have any connection to them? did he know them? was this just random shootings? kimberly: i 100% don't know the answer to that. i believe here at the giant, which i will turn you around here, just a few yards away, this is where the deadly shooting happened this morning. at least one of them. i believe what i remember the police saying is this a just a woman wh giant this morning. years agond killed her right that sunoco down there is where the d.c. snipers hill, tha

back and who is asking you to step aside?atter because i will always do my job and be responsible, and i will get my job done regardless.>> what do you think? will they ask him to step down? >> it is interesting to note that even after they called him to step down, they have called him within minutes and ask him to do things within their district and asking for his help. >>> still ahead, we will sit down with mayor ed lee and ask him about this. >>> and ahead, what the homeland security cheap is asking of us when it comes to waiting and those annoying tsa lines. >>> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. i'm anne mak >>> welcome back to kpix 5.>>> a rash of shootings in crime on the bay area freeways. one city could be takin

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and my neighbors say it's been in this condition at least 20, 25 years that's back -- date back to the90's. >> construction workers were on the scene surveying the damage when fear became reality. the first floor collapsed on top of a man in the basement. >> we had workers inside the dwelling two-story dwelling up the street here. 108 north salford. the building was under demolition and the first floor collapsed and we had a person trapped. >> reporter: rescues workers took over an hour to free the man from the debris. and while neighbors applauded the rescue, the questions quickly turned to why the man was in the house that authorities say he had no legitimate season to enter. >> person who was found in the basement was illegally on the proper. was not lawfully on the property at the time. >> he was not a part of the construction crew. he was not associated with the owner. >> reporter: with the house in such bad shape and a collapse just hours earlier, neighbors were relieved to hear that their adjoining homes were not damaged and they were eventually allowed to return. >> before they

i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from kentucky eserves. mr. guth re: i yield to the gentleman from georgia for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> i rise in support of h.r. 4978, the n.a.s. healthy babies act because newborn infants deserve every opportunity to live a happy and healthy life. h.r. 4978 requires the government accountability office to compile a report on the am of babies born each year with n.a.s., medicare insurance coverage for families who have an n.a.s. baby and federal obstacles for children who seek treatment for n.a.s. mr. carter: with this new information we can increase our understanding of n.a.s. and our ability to provide care for babies born with n.a.s. this new understanding is vital considering the number of newborns with n.a.s. has increased with a rise in the numb of americans addicted to opioids. as a lifelong pharmacist i believe we should take every step possible to fight the addiction crisis in america and the protectio

i yield back. the speaker pr tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, today buffalo's roswell park cancer institute was arded $33 million in new research grants from the national institutes of health. this funding will support search to develop new therapies for prostate cancer, for head and neck cancer, and to advance the great promise of munotherapy. research to unleash thcancer killing potential the body's own immune system. under the leadship of dr. candice johnson, rozz well park scientists are providing hope and the poe fedges for healing to millions here and throughout th world. in buffalo, the institute is helping to fuel an economic renaissance and captured the attention of th nation. nationally the national institutes of health funding supports over 400,000 good-paying american jobs. congress needs to fully fund cancer research

yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. mr. conyers: i'm pleased to recognize the gentleman from ohio who is concerned about this issue two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. ryan: thank you. thank you to the gentleman from michigan and i want to thank the for the from virginia hard work on this. this is one of the great days, great weeks on this house floor because of what we're doing to address the heroin and opioid crisis in america. it's sad to watch someone from virginia and someone from wisconsin and someone from michigan and someone from ohio and someone from texas all get up and really embody and express how deep this problem is in our country today and i know we've all been to calling hours, all been to funerals and seen up close and personal how devastating this epidemic is here in the united states. like many of my colleagues, unfortunately, ohio has now seen accidental deaths by overdose surpass even car accidents and so we all need to come together, democrats and republicans, to tr

quickly lifted it back and down. it's an icing. >> pierre: oh, boy. >> eddie: thought that might have glanced off right in front of pierre. faceoff left of matt murray. >> paul: the ben . >> pierre: the bench agrees with you, by the way. >> mike: i think the linesman got it right. back to carlson, save and the cover made by murray. >> eddie: a set faceoff play. oshie to backstrom to carlson. and this puck changes direction pit's on edge. the shot, boy, that thing started dipping and diving. oh, yeah. went off the stick of kris letang. and what a stop by matt murray. >> pierre: and no rebound. that's the most amazing part about it. the puck got right to him. >> eddie: he's tracking right, the thing goes sharp left and he makes a stop. >> mike: carlson flipping one around behind. took a whack from daley. puck came out. thrown back down by cullen and again will become an icing. 1:13 to go. >> pierre: they have to make an adjustment on faceoffs. they've got to -- if i'm pittsburgh i'm scrambling this draw. not even let b

i urge back the -- i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas, mr. veasey is recognized. mr. veasey: i continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry is recognized. mr. thornberry: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to a valued member of the house armed services committee, the gentleman from new york, mr. gibson. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gibson: i rise in strong support of this bill. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member. i think we've made significant progress in restoring readiness to our armed forces and also marked progress in reform, very necessary to our national security going forward. mr. chairman, i also want to point out, i want to express my gratitude for the chairman and ranking member including a bill that i drafted along with the help of so many others, chairman turner, representative walls from minnesota, that stops the drawdown of our armed forces so critically important to restoring deterrents, peace through strength is that we not give pink slips to t

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i will get back to it. right now i have to do this thinking thing called weather. >> there has been some rain in there, last pretty good line of thunderstorms. where? along i-5. >> your radar shows rain but nothing is coming down here, that does not mean that it's not raining. it's evaporating before it hits the ground. we had some light drizzle in lucerne, cobb. santa rosa, bennett valley, around napa county as well but things are pretty light right now although right around san francisco and marin county, take a look at that. things are starting up to lights en up. look at the thunderstorms storming and that's just the beginning. we may be in the nicks for thunderstorms all the way into late friday. 50s on the tells for most. north bay tells held down little bit by some of that cloud cover. calistoga, 52, everyone is close. there is a little bit of a breeze in place. i would expect that to be more southwest-southwest here or southerly as that low gets closer. a lot of cloud cover and rain developing with

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curry is on the 11th player to win the mvp award back to back. he is the first player in mvp history to win it unanimously.>>> we have more morning news. all over who donald trump really is. he seems to be shifting his tone on some topics. we will explained. >>> a plane caring 17 skydivers crash lands in a northern california vineyard. we will tell you what caused the bizarre accident extract we have temperatures hovering in the mid-50s for now. with a cooling trend coming not for just today but for tomorrow. we have details. >>> morning commute looking good right now. we're looking at the toll plaza, no delays. a great ride and in the north bay. the news will return after the morning break. alzheimer's means... so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. (announcer) namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. i

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out there and get back into the work style and everything.g to be -- it's going to be a little difficult at first, but i believe i'm going to handle it no problem, and i'm ready for it now. ♪ twinkle twinkle little star ♪ how i wonder what you are >> while high-security felon are allowed to visit with loved ones through a thick wall of glass, level 2 inmates are permitted to sit next to family and friends during visitation. >> hi, baby. >> hi, baby. >> in about two months. >> has it been that long? [ speaking a foreign language] >> but these visitations are closely monitored by security cameras. >> one of the things that occurs is the potential for an introduction of contraband, drugs or money or those different types of things. >> we haven't really had that many problems. they know that the camera is there, and they know we monitor them, so they kind of behave. >> what are you doing to daddy? >> today lorenzo allen has driven six hours to see his brother joey, a sex offender who has been an inmate here for 13 years. >> we were raised up toge

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she backed down.f that came to her. >> this is not an ideological argument. in is looking at the reality. the two people on the ballot. that's who you think has the better plan? >> trump wants to cut taxes for everybody and as he said, look, he has to negotiate with congress. who is he going to be negotiating with? trump is elected and i think if he's the nominee he will be. he's up against hillary who wants to do for ohio and pennsylvania what she's done for the energy industry in west virginia. she can get away from losing west virginia but she's attacking pennsylvania and ohio fracking workers in a way that lose you both states. she can't get past that. >> you're not an establishment republican. you must look at them and don't seem to understand that there's we're down to two. it's a binary choice here. a lot of party, brom mens -- >> bernie is still in the race. >> the guys you think of -- are you surprised that principle seems to be, dare say, trumping common sense? >> it's not so much a question

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bringing back $2.5 trillion back to the state. they like what they're seeing. >> that's a lot of money. >> we don't want to be japan. >> there's a critic in the corner, gasparino. >> i'm the voice of reason. let's be clear. there's a difference between the few traders left on the floor of the stock exchange and -- >> likes to note that. -- most major investors. no, no. >> go ahead. >> most major investors are scared to death of donald trump, scared to death -- >> okay, i thought -- go ahead. >> how about paul -- how much money could john -- >> all right. here's the point. monetary policy versus -- >> no, no. listen. a trade war. one of the basics that has allowed our economy to grow in good times, forget about the obama administration. you're comparing him to the largest midget in the room when it's president obama's economy, has been free trade. donald trump wants to start a trade war with china. >> that's not what he said at all. >> i'm sure he does. >> he wants 45% -- 45% -- >> i'm listening to you, you guys are talking about r

to back crimes.ero station on south dupont highway was robbed around 12:30 yesterday morning by a man who fled in an suv. less than four hours later around 4:00 a.m., another man walked in and announced a holdup. he left on foot. investigators say the two robberies appear to be unrelated. no one was hurt. >>> also from our delaware news room a couple from ar rehoboth beach accused of stealing from a grocery store every day since february. they would reportedly hide things like meat and toiletries on themselves and then pay for other items. the alleged crimes all 83 of them took place at the giant in lighthouse plaza. both of the suspects were arrested yesterday then charged and released. >>> new jersey lawmakers are set to vote on a work leave bill. the legislation would require employers in the state to offer an hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked. lawmakers say that legislation will help low earning workers who cannot take a sick day without losing pay. business groups that oppose the meas

back-to-back goals a minutes apart and they'll make a come back end of game in third period. scoring two goals in last few minutes of the game and typeal 3-2. and coming up at 6:30 we'll talk about it with the sports junkyes. >> today is teacher appreciation day. one fast food chain offering their appreciation. >> fist nearly two years after tam ear rice was shot and killed by police a key part of that investigation could be making its way to the smithsonian. those details and more coming up in 30 >> happening today in southern eye ohio. investigators still have not made any arrest in the gruesome attacks that happened two weeks ago targeting eight members of the same family and officials say a large scale marijuana grow house may have been a factor though in the deadly shootings. and gazebo in cleveland where tam ear rice was shot to death by police could end up at smithsonian african mean, museum. cleveland city leaders ayesterday from tie request by the smithsonian to delay the demolition t of history since his death was out cry over deadly confrontations between african a

yeah, the back to work back up has begun with the commute.o, we had an earlier stall approaching grant line. expect slow downs if you are coming 205 out of the tracy area. we are seeing the back ups coming out of the 101. that's traffic, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> bernie sanders keeps stumping for votes in northern california. jackie ward joins us live where sanders will speak to supporters. jackie? >> reporter: kenny, we have seen a lot of bernie sanders, but expect to see more of him. yesterday, he was in oak land, today, in emeryville. yesterday, he talked about a lot of things, but one thing we haven't heard a lot about including the ongoing draught in california and how we can fix it. >> it's a complicated issue. numb number one, it goes without saying, we need more support from the federal government, state government and the private sector to make sure we manage our water. >> reporter: sanders also talked about dead and military. from here, he will head south. >> jackie, some analysts say his campaign doesn't seem to be losing

let's get back downtown.ome back, a lot more on the trump/ryan meeting, apparently ending just a few moments ago. waiting for details from inside the rnc. we have three voting members of the fed on the tape and we'll talk about dilma rousseff in brazil in a minute. olay total effects a skin transformation that rivals the leading department store moisturizer. revives skin to fight 7 signs of aging. with olay, you age less, so you can be ageless. olay. ageless. >>> let's get to the cme group in chicago. rick santelli. >> thank you very much, carl. ken rogoff, welcome to the santelli, change. i don't know if you'll be able to feel this but i'm giving you a fist pump right now! you've been on the bully pulpit for years with research with says when death goes up, growth most likely is going to suffer. can you fill us in on where we're at seven years after the crisis. >> when you look at the global debt situation and not just government debt, private debt, pension obligations, there's a big overhang. it's probably

yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is ecognized. >> has the gentlelady yielded back? the speaker pro tempore: she has yielded back. >> ok, i urge adoption and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4747. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection a a smotion reconsidered and laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4877 to designate the facility of the united states postal service low catted at 3130 grants lake buell vard in sugar land, texas, as the lance corporal garrett gamble usmc post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4877, a bill to designate the facility of t

india, where farmers have endured back-to-back droughts. hope on the horizon, with the forecast of an above average monsoon. how bad are things, especially where you are in maharashtra? rish, very bad indeed. india has been suffering from back-to-back droughts for the last couple years. the situation is so grim in maharashtra, no incomes, no debt have been e forcing farmers to commit suicide. but this is a glimmer of hope, with average rainfall expected to be the highest since 1994. if that happens, it could provide much-needed relief. more importantly, this is significant for two reasons. 70% of indians depend on agriculture for sustenance, and more importantly the timeframe between june and september, the first phase of the monsoon, ir rigates nearly half of india's farmland. so if this forecast translates to reality, it would provide a lot of succor for the large farm land of india. rishaad: the thing is here. it is really all about firing up a huge engine of the indian economy, which has been kind of idling, hasn't it? how does it affec

they are trying to take back that city northwest of baghdad two years after isis rule. >>> back at homee risk of mold expose sure is prompting a nationwide recall of more than 3 million sippee cups. it involves five types of the spill proof tommy tippy sippy cups, and over 3,000 reports of mold. >>> nine-time champion rafael nadal is pulling out of the french open, because of an injury to the left wrist. he received an injection to numb the pain, and he was scheduled to play the third-round match tomorrow. shame. that sis the cnbc news update, and such an outstanding athlete, scott. >> yes, and nine-time champ. >>> and this weekend, with people traveling that means big business for people traveling, and we go to the turnpike in new jersey rest stop to susan li. >> yes, we are at the vince lombardi turnpike, and talking to families who have been hitting the road for the memorial day weekend and they have come from all off, and ohio, and maine and also some families from north carolina, and so they are here, and you know, taking a rest from the trip are, and stopping for some food, and so

and i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. he yields back. >> did you yield back? further discussion? >> mr. chairman, while this provision causes me some heartburn, too, i want again to read from bond documents that were -- gave full disclosure to purchasers of bonds that were issued in 2014, this is a particular paragraph out of the bond disclosure documents. in the future, new legislation could be enacted by the united states congress or by the legislative assembly that would entitle the commonwealth to seek the protection of a statute providing for restructuring, moratorium, and similar laws affecting creditors' rights. this could affect the rights and remedies of the holders of general obligation bondss and notes of the commonwealth, including the bonds and these bondss. and the enforceability of the commonwealth's obligation to make payments on such general obligation bonds and notes. these bonds were sold with full disclosure that that could happen even almost anticipating that this could happen. so mr. chairman -- >> will the gentle lady yield for a questio

they will come back, some will come back. the best. through a process.y have to come back legally. >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity: trump versus the left." the presumptive gop nomination made the issue of illegal immigration a major topic in the 2016 race. it's come under attack from the liberal left and politicians. watch this. >> instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers. i think we've done a really good job securing the border and i think that those who say we haven't are not paying attention to everything that was done for the last 15 years under both president bush and president obama. immigration from mexico has dropped considerably. it's just not happening anymore. >> the so-called immigration problem we face today, at this particular moment, is a trumped up and exaggerated problem. we don't need a wall and we don't need barbed wire. we need to fix our broken criminal justice system. >> and left wing open border agitators, they followed that lead and taken things even further by actually waving mexican flag

i bounce back. that's showbiz. you have to work out the therapy in the shrink's of i'm not saying she was wrong or right. i'm just saying that's what it is. >> we caught up with joy this morning after the view's special karaoke show. back to kelly. who else could be her co-host? well, there's seal. he guest hosted this morning. and tomorrow, andy cohen fills in. >> how have i i already have ten jobs. i can't do it. >> i think there's exclusivi to the nbc network, as far as i understand it. i'm not his legal counsel. that's what i understand. >> another check, right? >> absolutely. >> tuck away, though. remember that? i heard that they really, really like him and he's also scheduled to co-host again on monday. >> nice. >> exactly. >>> you're up now. got dancing, yesterday, you called it. i've got to give you credi you said nyle was going to win and he did. >> this was one of the closest finales in years. i feel a little pride with my prediction. nyle deserves that trophy. then we get the big baby news about max and