doyle to please come forth and i will ask him again. mike, do you mind sitting right there? yes, we're going to share that microphone. you are into sharing today. >> sure. rep. sessions:

>> officers identify john doyle as one of the other inmates involved. he is in jail on charges of theft and burglary to which he has pled not guilty. in order to control the situation, he and shepherd are removed from the unit and placed in holding cells. >> [ bleep ] kill you boy, [ bleep ] kill you, i promise. >> in the surveillance footage of the rec yard, shepherd can be seen striking doyle in the head with a plastic drinking cup. >> went to play basketball, he was going hey, bitch, when i turned around, he hit me with the cup. i grabbed him and we tussled for a minute. they say somebody else got involved in it. i don't know because i was kind of dizzy. he broke a cup on my head. i wasn't expecting that at all. if i would, i would have had a little more prepared and i wouldn't have gotten hit with no brown cup. >> the broken cup was retrieved from the rec yard. >> pretty solid, right? >> he can throw it and just imagine hitting somebody in the head. i don't know if i hit him or not. i'm so damned dizzy. >> doyle can be seen striking shepherd along w

keith doyle, bbc news.ristmas, dipping effort across parts of the uk to bowl bridge is understanding between faiths and communities. in manchester group of muslim friends have been handing out hundreds of christmas gifts to homeless people. mohammed and his friends have them handing gifts to the homeless in time for christmas. it's not long before you pass a homeless person. if you are in a position to help people i think we should. it's the only way we are going to get help and if you look at some of these people, they are really nice and it's unfortunate they have nowhere to go. giving charity is one of the requirements of the islamic faith. how's things, you 0k? requirements of the islamic faith. how's things, you ok? he spoke to these young was limbs developing a good relationship with some of those sleeping rough in manchester. when i was a kid, i wouldn't have spoken to a tramp, i would have was a kid, i wouldn't have spoken to a tramp, iwould have been was a kid, i wouldn't have spoken to a tramp, i

we're seeing southerly winds. 55 for doyles town and wilmington, 53 at 5:00 a.m.nd we're already seeing 60s for much of the delaware valley. and vor hes along with philly seeing 50. at noon seeing low to mid-60s. a little cooler at allen town and much more comfortable than you have for the last couple of days. we have the much warmer temperatures on the approach by tomorrow. so upper 50s and 60s. overnight lows in the mid-20s. monday your respected high temperature. but notice we stay dry tracking another front pushing on through by thursday. saturday seeing 47 degrees. unfortunately it will not be away. it's going to be pretty warm and next monday and tuesday mid to upper 40s and looks like we could see showers the following tuesday. otherwise we are tracking really dense fog, poor visibility and those temperatures on the climb. here's marshal with sports. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x1 will change the way you experience tv. >> marshal here from csn. the flyers entered saturday 's game the hottest team in pro sports. an 11th straight victor

doyle and backed up and also brought by my good friend walter jones.ou can answer me why did we not go the route of the senate who passed the buy america provision without a sunset? what's the reason for the one-year sunset? chairman upton? >> you seem to know the answer. >> it just was the way that the members worked in trying to get it done before the end of the week. we had a lot of things on our plate, we had cures, thank you again for your support, just passed in the senate a little bit earlier, 94 to 5. >> right. >> we had an energy bill that we're working on, rob and i were working on that very close and i frankly like this way that we can individually vote on the amendment. i think members may prefer that versus having it included in the bill. >> well, i sure -- >> i'd just like to see where am ebbs are. >> i sure hope it's made in order. many of you will remember that a former colleague of ours, jim trafficon, every minute he would make a one minute speech and talked about buy america, he kept that drum beat going and we've just come off of a

doyle and backed up and also brought by my good friend walter jones. and perhaps either of you can answer me why did we not go the route of the senate who passed the buy america provision without a sunset? what's the reason for the one-year sunset? chairman upton? you seem to know the answer. >> it just was the way that the members worked in trying to get it done before the end of the week. we had a lot of things on our plate, we had cures, thank you again for your support, just passed in the senate a little bit earlier, 94 to 5. >> right. >> we had an energy bill that we're working on, rob and i were working on that very close and i frankly like this way that we can individually vote on the amendment. i think members may prefer that versus having it included in the bill. >> well, i sure -- >> i'd just like to see where am ebbs are. >> i sure hope it's made in order. many of you will remember that a former colleague of ours, jim trafficon, every minute he would make a one minute speech and talked about buy america, he kept that drum beat going and we'v

here's our correspondent keith doyle.ction but it's only now that they are being used in the everyday real world. keith hayman has been blind for over 20 years. a genetic illness called retinitis pigmentosa meant he gradually lost his sight, but now he's got some of it back thanks to this bionic eye. it gives you more ofan this bionic eye. it gives you more of an interest because instead of walking about in total darkness everywhere and sitting in total darkness, you've got all these shapes to work out what they are, windows, lights, people, cars, everything that with a contrasting colour you can scan and make out, try and make out what the shape is. surgeons have had success with trials, which is a miniature camera mounted on glasses transmitting a signal to the back of the retina. this stimulates cells to send a signal to the brain, allowing the blind person to see in a limited way. foreigners it's a very important step for people in the future, for hope, in terms of using electronic coupled devices with the biological

thank you to the united states air force ceremonial brass band under the direction of captain dustin doyle. let's give them a round of applause. thank you. in 1964 the eighth architect of the capitol, george stewart, had the suggestion from the speaker of the house, john mccormick, established the annual tradition and by 1970g a tree the united states forest service joined in the holiday cheer by providing a capitol christmas tree from one of america's spectacular and inspiring national forests. year, ladies and gentlemen, the payette national forest in , theygraciously graciously provided this magnificent ingle min spruce behind me to serve as the 2016 capitol christmas tree. , theeping with tradition speaker of the house, the honorable paul ryan, will share his holiday greetings with you and officially light the tree. before we get there, let me welcome members of congress and are distinguished guests. our capitol hill neighbors and those of you who are visiting the nation's capital today. electedo happy that you to join us in celebrating this most wonderful time of year on the west fron

meanwhile doyle parton dolly pas dollywood organization said it would many donate a portion of the >> protest remain peaceful for the most part, officers made three arrests. prosecutors decided bradley vinson was justified in killing scott after he pulled out a gun and ignored officer's direction to put it down. joins us. >> 132, reed, that's the number of officers who have died in the line of duty this year but now a law enforcement officer in florida doesn't want to become the next one and he has found a way to not only help himself but others. a simple gadget could potentially save lives. >> lately, i would say my product will make a big possibly between somebody's going home at the end of the shift. >> the number of officers killed in the line of duty up 12% in 2016. and the amount increases each year. so that's, his experience in law enforcement to create a product he believes could lower these statistics. >> a set of eyes around your car at all times. the ceiling of a cop car. alerting the driver that someone is heading their way but also which direction they're coming from. >>

first he called me patty doyle. my name is patty solÍs doyle.i did an interview with wolf blitzer that the campaign indeed started the birther movement. i did do an interview with wolf basically saying that during our campaign a volunteer coordinator, a nonpaid person forwarded an e-mail about barack obama being a muslim and that i fired him -- her, sorry, for doing that. that's not called peddling in conspiracies, that's called shutting it down. but that interview took off on the website, took off on, you know, the right-wing websites and donald trump used it as a point in the debates. what's great about working for cnn at the time is i was able to respond in realtime to that with the help of my friend dana bass who also asked donald trump about it immediately after the debate. so that was good but my phone exploded, exploded, people, you know, calling me not nice things, b words and c words telling me to go back to mÉxico and when donald trump wins he's going to deport me. i mean, it was ugly, and -- but there are a lot of, i would say, the ma

heard from mark doyle assistant chief of fire dmement stafford county says the train with rain coming could be out there for duration of morning commute. no injuries reported. but vre trains up to 2 hour delay and we're seeing some train cancellations metro setting up option for you and big problems if you live in that neighborhood out by blue afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> braeinging right now at 7:00 >> vre train colliding with a car in stafford. we'll tell what you you needed to know as you head out the door. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser on way to city to meet face to face with president-elect donald trump. matt ackland is headed to the big app this morning and live preview for him coming up. >> back-to-back train stories there and popular d.c. pizza place targeted by gunman on onlineon on today as we learn more about the man behind the attack. >> should nats fans prepare for a season without bryce harper. i know

inbound trains on the landslide doyle town, warminster and west trenton routes you are delayed up an hour and half. all rail service is running up to 45 minutes late, we're told. >>> police are vieght figure out why a -- are trying to figure out why a driver was speeding before a late night crash. the driver of the mercedes was traveling over the 45-mile an hour speed limit when he slammed into the back of a school bus. the car wedged underneath the bus and caught fire. both the driver and passenger were instantly killed. as for the school bus driver, he was the only one on board and he was not hurt. >>> a local business owner and his wife were robbed at gunpoint during a home invasion in the olney section of philadelphia. annie mccormick has more about the early morning holdup. >> reporter: the victims thinks he may have been followed home it was around 3:30 a.m., he double parked the car in front of his house, he came out to park the car when three men with guns pushed him inside the home and robbed him. look at the video of the home invasion at howard street and west godfrey avenu

. >>> at doyle academy in west las vegas today students didn't have comments but lots of good questions for nascar driver jimmie johnson. he is in town for the nascar awards show on friday. fresh off winning his seventh sprint cup championship to tie racing greats richard petty and after fielding some tough questions like: if you lose a race do are worry about losing sponsors? he surprised the sixth through ninth graders with ice cream. then i got a crack at him. >> a lot of the kids were pretty prepared but for others who might know home and continue to do more research on you, what would you like them to take away from your career? >> for me i think my story, you know, i didn't have success in especially when you look at nascar. guys like joey logano came in at 18 and kurt and kyle busch and how young they were when they entered. even jeff gordon. i didn't get a start until i was 25. it helped me mature and be ready for this opportunity. i guess through that just doing something that you love, following your passion. i knew that racing was going to provide a level of happiness for me.

the freshman kathlene doyle with the steal and layup an then with time running down in the first quarter megan gufstason with the buzzer beater and then ally cat with another long ball for three of her .. and iowa only trailed by 8 at the break. and the cut the lead to four in the second half.. on the great ball movement to hannah stewart in the paint.. and they sliced the lead two on the chase coley kiss.. but notre dame can score in a another iowa turnover and lindsey allen finishes and the irsih beat the hawkeyes . but not without a fight. the panthers back home tonight hosting george mason on 9.2. and after falling behind by 10 former tv 9 athlete of the week spenser haldeman from western dubuque sparked the uni offense with back to back trey's to cut the lead to 4.. and when he gets hot lookout.. how bout the first half hat trick to cut the lead to 2.. spenser finished with 16. and with time runni former kirkwood standout hunter rhoads beat the buzzer for the 4 point halftime lead. and the panthers taking it to the hole in the second half.. clint carlon with the finger roll.. but it

we've completed doyle drive and the ybi ramp. we've moved vision zero forward along with van ness and geary bus rapid transit could we are planning for next generation of rail and subways locally and san francisco and around the bay area. we have been work [inaudible] san bay area for a scenario and much more. so thank you again for the honor of allowing me to serve as chairman of the transportation authority for the last two years. colleagues, as i'll be resigning from transportation authority and the board of supervisors on monday, at noon when sworn in to the state senate i like to propose that you finish the year under the leadership of our vice-chairman commissioner eric mar and then in january the full-bodied with elect a new chairman for the coming year so that would be my recommendation upon my departure. that concludes my remarks. thank you colleagues. so are there any comments or is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> this is information item. item number three >> item 3 executi

patty solis doyle, former campaign manager for hillary clinton. and doug hye, a former communications director for the rnc. you have these concerns over enrollment a few months ago. now we've seen that premiums were skyrocketing. although fair to say a lot of people weren't going to feel that. but now you have a lot of people saying, wow, donald trump might be leery, might need to be leery politically of getting rid of obamacare. >> well, i think he, during the campaign, didn't quite understand, at least publicly, he never articulated what he would replace obamacare with. when you get into the details, it's enormously complicated. that's why a lot of republicans on the hill now are a little worried about how to proceed. do they repeal and replace? do they repeal and then have a waiting period where they wait and try and get some democratic buy-in during that period. it's a big complicated thing to transition from one health care system to another. especially one that's been intact now for eight years. and i think the surge of enrollment you saw wa

but doyle green beckham missed his second straight day with an abdominal issue. >> the eagles defensen washington by the redskins in week six. they gave up close to 500 yards of offense and 230 of that was on the ground. both are the worst this season. and the birds defense gave up their most points in season on sunday in cincinnati. this is the second straight week the eagles defense didn't have a sack or an interception. they need to come up with some big plays on defense. >> we don't want to be desperate, because, you remember, that's when we really start trying too hard and you're never going to get it done. so we just want to go out there and have fun. >> even when we're third and along, there's little things here and there that kept us on the field. >> reporter: the birds defense has now given up the most passing plays of 20 or more yards in the nfl and they have given up the third most plays of 40 or more yards, they need to stop the big plays on sunday. at the nova care complement. >> the flyers try to increase their winning strooerk. steve mason will make a start tonight. con

keith doyle, bbc news. steph joins us on the sofa.ost— element and the rail and the flights, this time of year when tensions arriving high because of christmas and lots of people wanting to travel and get presents delivered, it can feel really hard if you're one of those affected but is it worse than other years? to give you some stats, there have been 280,000 working days lost to industrial action so far this year. that is more than last year but actually if you compare it to 2014 it's a lot less than other years. in 2014 there were more than three quarters of a million days lost to strike action. when i mean that i am talking about days when people are not working, they could be working but they have chosen to strike. although it feels really bad because it is this time of year and a lot of them are happening at once, compared to other years it isn't necessarily any worse, which might not make you feel better if you're somebody impacted by it at the moment but strikes are something we see regularly and have done over the last few ye

here's our correspondent keith doyle.real world. keith hayman has been blind for over 20 years. a genetic illness called retinitis pigmentosa meant he gradually lost his sight, but now he's got some of it back thanks to this bionic eye. it gives you more of an interest because instead of walking about in total darkness everywhere and sitting in total darkness, you've got all these shapes to work out what they are, windows, lights, people, cars, everything that with a contrasting colour you can scan and make out, try and make out what the shape is. surgeons have had success with trials with a miniature camera mounted on glasses, transmitting a wireless signal to the implant at the back of the retina. this stimulates cells to send a signal to the brain, allowing the blind person to see in a limited way. for us it's a very important step for people in the future, for hope, in terms of using electronic coupled devices with the biological system. this is a first demonstration you can do a very complex hook up, i guess, between

keith doyle, bbc news.he sport and we will be joined by david miliband from new york. first the weather. wet and windy weather on the way in the run—up to christmas. it has been tricky if you have been travelling in scotland today or yesterday, snow around, particularly in the hills. the showers are turning less wintry and fewer overnight. as you head further south into england and wales it will be clear skies for a while. chilly as well. we see the wind picking up later. the first signs of our next named storm arriving in the north—west. we will see the wind picking up into the morning across scotla nd picking up into the morning across scotland and northern ireland. heavy rain and snow melt, too. the rain will push into england and wales. south—east and east anglia dry until late in the day. heavy showers into the north—west later on. it's later in the day, into the evening, that we see the wind ramping up a notch or two we see the wind ramping up a notch ortwo in we see the wind ramping up a notch or two

. # hallelujah, in kevin doyle, the christmas we get, we deserve. i know everything.rd the verdict. it is dangerous for you to come here. i must take that risk, you must promise you will come back to me... living in sin is wonderful. don't get married. you have to look after the house, they cheat on you, who the house, they cheat on you, who the hell needs that? i found a nice stream. go soaking in the cool water. man, you don't know what you're missing. i never thought i would see the day you don't want to go in the water. you just don't know what you are missing. #do # do you remember the 21st of september? # while chasing the clouds away... # come on, come on... # love stares you in the face and says... # but you in the face and says... # but you don't care. # you dance and shake your head... what will you do after the war? i will faithfully execute the office of the united states, so help me god. # for the land of the free... we states, so help me god. # for the land of the free. .. we are doing everything we can. each day brings another reminderof everything we c

we've completed doyle drive and the ybi ramp.ed vision zero forward along with van ness and geary bus rapid transit could we are planning for next generation of rail and subways locally and san francisco and around the bay area. we have been work [inaudible] san bay area for a scenario and much more. so thank you again for the honor of allowing me to serve as chairman of the transportation authority for the last two years. colleagues, as i'll be resigning from transportation authority and the board of supervisors on monday, at noon when sworn in to the state senate i like to propose that you finish the year under the leadership of our vice-chairman commissioner eric mar and then in january the full-bodied with elect a new chairman for the coming year so that would be my recommendation upon my departure. that concludes my remarks. thank you colleagues. so are there any comments or is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> this is information item. item number three >> item 3 executive directo

doyle and mr. jones' e-mailed regarding buy america. let me say one thing about that. >> china is producing more steel than there is total worldwide demand. there is no market-based economy in the world where firms produce more steel than there is demand. there is something funny going on there. it's because the state, the chinese government is essentially backing up what they're doing to the set meant of everybody in the world. and i think it would be a very strong statement by the federal government of the united states to say we're not going to buy your steel if you're dumping and producing at that level. i know this is a controversial thing but i think it's very important for both the american economy and the steel industry in the united states of america and i support that amendment. i thank you mr. speaker. >> want to thank the. >> i believe i told the gentleman that his favorite -- one of his favorite senators, senator shelby from the state of alabama had called me and asked me to may particular attention to this amendment, which

. >> reporter: real estate agent michael doyle: >> i've gotten 10, 12 offers on homes. we've got a very limited supply. so job growth plus limited supply have created the environment that we're in. >> reporter: since the housing crash in have slowly rebounded. the average home price for september crept above prerecession levels by .1%. nationally, over the past year, prices soared 5.5%. while the housing market is strengthening, homeownership is still at a five-decade low. in sacramento, california, buyers who bought before the crash welcomed the rising prices. homeowner dan tackett: >> it's great, you know, we're back up to where we paid, maybe a little bit above. for the economy. >> reporter: david blitzer is with case-shiller national home price index. would you say in general is this good news or is this-- is there something for us to be concerned about in all of this? >> i think it's generally good news. one reason is it makes people feel a little more wealthy, and a little more confident about the economy. >> reporter: on the flip side, lenders are still reluctant

thanks very much. 0ur correspondent keith doyle is at victoria station in central london.rning from victoria station. it's been a busy morning. but not as busy as usual. the board behind me of arrivals and departures has been flashing constantly throughout the morning with delays and cancellations to southern trains. many making their journeys cancellations to southern trains. many making theirjourneys in during the rush hour faced many making theirjourneys in during the rush hourfaced a long and difficult journeys. that the rush hourfaced a long and difficultjourneys. that is likely to be repeated later on this afternoon and this evening. this overtime ban... the overtime kicks in in the afternoon, which is why there seems to be more cancellations and delays in the afternoon. commuters going home this evening will face further delays than those did this morning. most of southern's services have been cancelled or delayed. that is what is happening at victoria. looking at some of the other disputes committee were talking about the post office dispute, we have been told that

. ♪ first up, boss, is deputy commissioner doyle's briefing on public safety at 9:30.r make it 10:00, just to be safe. just to be safe about public safety. that's a good one. no, good is when you laugh. mediocre is when you just say it's good. moving on. garrett: i just got word that you're speaking to some students at nicky's school.

doyle and backed up and also brought by my good friend walter jones. and perhaps either of you can answer me why did we not go the route of the senate who passed the buy america provision without a sunset? what's the reason for the one-year sunset? chairman upton? you seem to know the answer. > it just was the way that the members worked in trying to get it done before the end of the week. we had a lot of things on our plate, we had cures, thank you again for your support, just passed in the senate a little bit earlier, 94 to 5. >> right. >> we had an energy bill that we're working on, rob and i were working on that very close and i frankly like this way that we can individually vote on the amendment. i think members may prefer that versus having it included in the bill. >> well, i sure -- >> i'd just like to see where am ebbs are. >> i sure hope it's made in order. many of you will remember that a former colleague of ours, jim trafficon, every minute he would make a one minute speech nd talked about buy america, he kept that drum beat going and we've

industrial action this week will also affect airports and southern rail services as keith doyle reportsl. but strikes and industrial action could make it a christmas of discontent for many. 0n the trains, southern rail passengers face more disruption as 400 conductors strike today and tomorrow. it's not expected to cause the same level of disruption as last week's strikes by drivers, however many routes and services will be affected. 3,500 workers at crown post offices are starting a five—day strike today in a despute overjobs and pensions that may see the closure of larger high street branches, although the post office says disruption to the public should be minimal. airline travellers face double trouble this week as baggage handlers working for swissport are set to strike on friday and saturday. this will mainly affect regional airports. but a strike by 11,500 british airways cabin crew over pay could also see flights disrupted on christmas day and boxing day. there are efforts being made to resolve these disputes. ba management and the union unite will meet today and a meeting tomor

mark doyle assistant fire chief with stafford county told me there are emergency personnel out there and they're able to move the train abit if there's are emergency situations in the neighborhood. point road and arch dale road and it could be several hours mark doyle told us with rain moving in before they were able to clear that investigation out of the way. we'll go ahead and sky fox as you see the long train there and fredericksburg line trains could be delayed over two hours this morning and train cancellations as well metro is setting up an option for you but plan ahead and may want to stick to the roads this morning and take 95 perhaps if you typically take the fredericksburg line if that's an option for you. present road closed road and we'll follow this story for you north of brook station. if you have any questions erin "fox5" d.c. on twitter coming up you can look at the rest of the roads around the dmv. back to you guys. >> erin, thank you very much. >> appreciate it. >> developing overnight, z dot made temporary respares to sink hole in norm west. last night it caused ma

and then with time winding down in the first -- kathleen doyle dishes it to megan gustufson -- and she beats the buzzer -- another double double from her.but the hawks never led in the game -- ah- ree-kay oh-goon-bow-wall-ay falls -- 73 to 58.last season -- the xavier boys basketball team finished their season like every other team dreams of -- winning the last game -- but now the goal this season -- get back to the well to defend their crown -- and as pat moroney found out -- the saints are ready .xavier made history last season - but today - - that state title - is just a memoryit was incredible - definitely a feeling i'll never forget but - i know that it's a new season so - again we want to think about our success - but only in terms of thinking about it because we want to get back there - it's a whole new season and we want to continue to be successful for the saints - success - starts back at square one it's a new year - it's a new team - it's a new process - you've gotta go through the peaks and valleys and there will be valleys - we kind of are excited - to have those expectati

the freshman kathlene doyle with the steal first quarter megan gufstason with the buzzer beater and then ally cat with another long ball for three of her .. and iowa only trailed by 8 at the break. and the cut the lead to four in the second half.. on the great ball movement to hannah stewart in the paint.. and they sliced the lead two on the chase coley kiss.. but notre dame can score in a hurray and they score again off another iowa turnover and lindsey allen finishes and the irsih beat the hawkeyes . but not without a fight. the panthers back home tonight hosting george mason on 9.2. and after falling behind by 10 former tv 9 athlete of the week spenser haldeman from western dubuque sparked the uni offense with back to back trey's to cut the lead to 4.. and when he gets hot lookout.. how bout the first half hat trick to cut the lead to 2.. spenser finished with 16. and with time running down in the first half former kirkwood standout hunter the hole in the second half.. clint carlon with the finger roll.. but it was all george mason in crunch time.. otis livingston with the blow by for

you can still come drop off a toy that lefty oh doyle's for their toy drive. they opened it at 6 am and they are doing it again today. they will be going until 2 am. the 16th annual toy drive that lefty odubel's is in full motion. the classic san francisco bar is committed to bringing a toy and some joy to tens of thousands of kids in the bay area. other local businesses are doing their part, too.>> this came from don's automotive. they gave us bicycles con really nice toys.>> what would you ask santa for, what's better than a by? >> reporter: a day earlier -- they began collecting toys a day earlier than last year. toy distributors decided to participate this year.>> we dropped off a puzzle today to donate to lefty odubel's. their classic san francisco. we want to be part of the toy drive that they have. we're going to drop off our toy, get a bite to eat and go to the lion king. >> reporter: some people came in groups and with bags full of toys. >> it feels fantastic. fun to give back.>> it's possible we had more fun with these toys than the kids would. we go

doyle center in pemberton.a lining, a contestant battling colon cancer if she could be on the next taping show for her dying wish. she taped an episode back in august, cindy died before the episode aired. she in fact donated all of her winnings to cancer research. if you would like to see the show cindy will be on it airs next tuesday here on 6 abc. ♪when you've got...♪ ♪...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories next at 6:00. we are learning more about deadly crash involving a new jersey state trooper, the city of philadelphia has a new plan to reunite pets with their owners. and "action news" was there for the heart warming reunion between doctors and a donor and the man they helped to save. that and much more coming up next. for adam joseph, monica malpass and jeff sk

when fish and wild life tried to [inaudible] franciscan manzanita discovered in the doyle droiv redue they included land in glen canren. when the fennel version of habitative r was released included 3.2 acres were added because [inaudible] asked they be added. the problem is sth added land is not rec and park, it was peoples backyards and the people who's yards they were were never asked if they wanted their property designated as critical habitat for the plant and stuck with the designation and it effect the property values. fish and wild life says we wont bother them but the realty is they could. never held meetings to determine which parks have natural areas, they just took control of 1 quarter thoch city parks and not been a good neighborhood to the people who live aroun the parks and will only get worse if they get the free rein the management plan gives them. at this pont is there is no accountability so encourage you to implement the alternative and protect the park neighbors. thauj. >> anyone else who would like to make general public comment as this time? come on up. >> tom b

katie finley, josh yearly, my appropriations staff chuck geefe revment, the help committee with jean doyle and all my staff in my state office that helped me. it is also the support sthaf that made sure that the phones got answered. you didn't get one of those call 1, press 2, press 184, et cetera, et cetera. and also the people who answer the mail, whether it was nail mail, which -- whether it was snail mail or e-mail because we really believe that we need toed to be here for the people. when i called their names -- there are also others who filled those jobs throughout my time in public office. and they worked very hard to make sure that we could represent the people of maryland and to be on their side. after 45 years, though, it is time for me to say goodbye to elected office but not to service. mr. president, i had the high privilege to be the longest-serving woman in congressional history. but what i say, it's not how long you serve but how well you serve. for those who know me and have been to rallies and floors and so orntion they know that i say, i'm here to work on the macro-issue

and the tdm and the vehicles accepting that director reiskin and i what we are doing that alcoholic doyle drive was open to the public last year again, the final fine thing will happen in 2017 with represented to landscaper work we're going on with the partners - we want to hire that guru to manage some of the procurements we want to do in the fall and the freeway management study will be pled to move forward with san mateo into the next phase with the board approval and supporting this downtown extension of caltrain with the rails boulevard study will be very important moment a milestone for the city and heading into the regional measure 3 approvals we hope will happen in 2018 there will be a year of 2017 of developing that expenditure program it is r will be a local and regional conversation and have an initiative to the treasure island as well as our internal initiative and, of course, begin to reengage on the rfp conversation i mentioned i'd like to recommend we accept the focus groups and wanted to see what they add to explanatory outcome of the measure as well as thinking about diff

and the tdm and the vehicles accepting that director reiskin and i what we are doing that alcoholic doyle drive was open to the public last year again, the final fine thing will happen in 2017 with represented to landscaper work we're going on with the partners - we want to hire that guru to manage some of the procurements we want to do in the fall and the freeway management study will be pled to move forward with san mateo into the next phase with the board approval and supporting this downtown extension of caltrain with the rails boulevard study will be very important moment a milestone for the city and heading into the regional measure 3 approvals we hope will happen in 2018 there will be a year of 2017 of developing that expenditure program it is r will be a local and regional conversation and have an initiative to the treasure island as well as our internal initiative and, of course, begin to reengage on the rfp conversation i mentioned i'd like to recommend we accept the focus groups and wanted to see what they add to explanatory outcome of the measure as well as thinking about diff

and the tdm and the vehicles accepting that director reiskin and i what we are doing that alcoholic doyle drive was open to the public last year again, the final fine thing will happen in 2017 with represented to landscaper work we're going on with the partners - we want to hire that guru to manage some of the procurements we want to do in the fall and the freeway management study will be pled to move forward with san mateo into the next phase with the board approval and supporting this downtown extension of caltrain with the rails boulevard study will be very important moment a milestone for the city and heading into the regional measure 3 approvals we hope will happen in 2018 there will be a year of 2017 of developing that expenditure program it is r will be a local and regional conversation and have an initiative to the treasure island as well as our internal initiative and, of course, begin to reengage on the rfp conversation i mentioned i'd like to recommend we accept the focus groups and wanted to see what they add to explanatory outcome of the measure as well as thinking about diff

doyle, on which yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will redesignate the motion. the clerk: motion to recommit on s. 612 offered by mr. doyle of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the motion. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 184, the nays are 236. the motion is not adopted. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. lear the well. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. mccarthy: i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for the purpose of a scheduling announcement. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mccarthy: i rise today to inform my c

harlan hill and cnn political commentator, former hillary clinton campaign manager in 2008, patti solis-doyle. kellyanne conway going to the west wing in a senior adviser role. this is something we have seen for the last several campaigns. david axelrod went into the white house with barack obama. before that, karl rove went into the white house with george w. bush. you can go back even further than that. it's important for a couple reasons. number one, the president needs to have people around him or her that he trusts implicitly with all things. number two, the west wing is and has become a truly political operation and you do need someone in there to manage the politics as well. >> first, let me say i'm in favor of this decision. i think having strong women in powerful positions is a really good thing for everybody concerned, and also, kellyanne conway came in after paul manafort and she really lent some calm and some organization into a campaign that was very much in disarray and whenever donald trump seemed to be on message or really reading from the teleprompter, kellyanne -- people saw

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when fish and wild life tried to [inaudible] franciscan manzanita discovered in the doyle droiv redue they included land in glen canren. when the fennel version of habitative r was released included 3.2 acres were added because [inaudible] asked they be added. the problem is sth added land is not rec and park, it was peoples backyards and the people who's yards they were were never asked if they wanted their property designated as critical habitat for the plant and stuck with the designation and it effect the property values. fish and wild life says we wont bother them but the realty is they could. never held meetings to determine which parks have natural areas, they just took control of 1 quarter thoch city parks and not been a good neighborhood to the people who live aroun the parks and will only get worse if they get the free rein the management plan gives them. at this pont is there is no accountability so encourage you to implement the alternative and protect the park neighbors. thauj. >> anyone else who would like to make general public comment as this time? come on up. >> tom b