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it is my honor to introduce to you, the united states ambassador to japan, william francis haggerty iv. [applause]. [applause]. >> mr. vice-president, thank you so much. it's truly an honor to be sworn in by you for a number of reasons. one, you are our incredible leader as chairman of the transition team and it was my privilege to serve under you there. thank you very much, sir. second -- [applaus [applause] >> second, on behalf of the united states, you lead our economic bilateral dialog with japan. there could not be a more fitting person to introduce this relationship than you, again, thank you. and third, it's an a very personal point to me that the last time i was in this room was when i was on the staff of another great vice-president who hailed from indiana, vice-president dan quayle. it was an honor to work for him then and sir, it's an honor to work for you now. >> thank you. >> i'd also like to thank our senators, senator alexander, senator corker, both of you have been mentors, friends and guides to me. it's meant so much to me personally to have the benefit of your incredi

iv do is hagerty solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states again all enemies, foreign and domestic. mr. hagerty: against all enemies, foreign and domestic. vice president pence: that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely. without any mental reservation. or purpose of evasion. and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office. on which i am about to enter. so help me god. mr. hagerty: so help me god. >> congratulations. cheers and applause] vice president pence: ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to drew to you the united states ambassador to japan, william francis hagerty iv. [applause] mr. hagerty: mr. vice president, thank you so much. it is truly an honor to be sworn in by you, sir. for a number of reasons. one, you are our incredible leader as chairman of the ransition team and it was my privilege to serve under you there. thank you very much, sir. [applause] second, on behalf of the united states, you lead our economic bilateral dialogue with japan. there could not be

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with us today are 10 of the men who fought alongside jim, and .ive of those he saved to bill, randy,ike, joe, kent, robert, john, charles, michael, restis, thank you for your service and sacrifice. stand up wherever you may be. where are you? where are you? where are you? [applause] >> thank you, fellas. that's great. for over two centuries, our brave men and women in uniform have overcome tyranny, fascism, communism, and every threat to our freedom -- every single threat they have overcome. and we have overcome these likets because of titans jim whose spirit could never be conquered. that is what this award is, and well.life represents so america's unbreakable spirit. jim's been 48 years since battle in vietnam. he is now a husband, father, and grandfather. he coached high school, football, wrestling, and baseball or 38 years, just like he said he would. and he brought together every member that he could find of his beloved charlie company. too many people in this room, specialist five mccloughan has always been their friend jim. to others, he has been coach. to those who bravely se

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there is money for pension ecause they are spending on illegal immigrants, health care, ive-away systems that aren't being funded, they have to rob from one peter to pay paul. i wonder what your thoughts are if that follows as true? thank you. tryt: i would say, we don't to link political party to fiscal performance in this tudy, a lot of states have long-term institutional and political factors that drive and i think mance if you go back to the really oorly ranked states of illinois, connecticut and new jersey, you have states that have built into the framework of constitution, we're going to take on more debt, it is in some itical culture cases of spending. but i would caution, i don't try to ink political party fiscal performance. i think you have to look long-running choices over period year, legislature and governors and it falls within parties. host: the center provides a map. states like maryland, kentucky, new jersey, top florida, dakotas,ut sxut wyoming. florida is a case study, a lot people, retirees, what are they doing right? guest: several things. they managed to lower spend

ives from the san francisco police department internet crimes against children unit played a major role in the investigation. they say it was back in february when they first discovered that officer enea had allegedly been in possession of child pornography. >> any time there's a department member involved in any criminal activity, the department will work to prosecute that individual and there's no place in the san francisco police department or anywhere for an officer to be working who is capable of this. >> officer enea's 37 years old, married and has two kid. sources say his arrest happened at the horse stables. >>> to the latest on a deadly accident at the ohio state fir in columbus. you can see how a row of seats flew off the fireball. the riders were thrown total ground. one man was killed, and 7 were hurt. three are in critical. john kasich said all ride have been shut down for a full safety inspection. there was a similar fireball ride at the boardwalk. a spokesperson said they shut the ride down out of an abundance of caution, and plan to inspect it tomorrow. >>> public is bei

aca, which is still in effect in this regard, is supposed to cover anything that the united states ive services task b level,ades an a or and several ourselves, whether hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol issues, it is supposed to be covered through behavior modification programs. we have not really seen that manifests itself. but this combination of medicare coverage that we are also subsidizing foods that are aggravating metabolic problems and causing increased cost seems to be a very sad irony in an area where i'm sure the program we run here is already rare enough in this area. in a rural area, i imagine it is even less common. guest: you are right, tom. definitely health counseling and diet counseling needs to be every part of the program. the ngo that helps with the tuberculosis health therapy definitely does a lot that. but you also need primary care doctors who can help with that. they are not in the area. host: our final call for this half-hour construct oklahoma. we have bob. good morning, bob. caller: good morning. thanks for covering this topic. it is very important. i'm gl

forecast,ives us the looking ahead to a beautiful sunday.companye owner of the that provided rides to the ohio state fair is blaming a mechanical failure for the deadly accident on the fireball. the co-owner of amusements of america said the company is devastated by the death of the 18-year-old. seven others were injured. have8-year-old's parents hired an attorney and may pursue a wrongful death lawsuit. some injured riders are counting their blessings tonight. >> we never would have got switched. ide'srly: the r manufacturer ordered all fireball rides shut down after the accident. other rides at the ohio state fair have reopened after passing inspections. video settingn fire to a youth lgbtq community center he walks in with a gas can, douses the place, and sets it on fire. the man is a former client of the center. the center says he has a mental disability and had to stop using the facility last year when he turned 25. traffic alert for anyone traveling into dale city starting tomorrow night. ramp to deald i-95 boulevard will be closed. vd

>>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> thousands of runners hit the pavement for the 40th annual san francisco marathon. runners were up early. several stretching where the race started at 5:30 a.m. this morning. >> three, two, one. [ bell ] >> they took off near the ferry building and headed north along the embarcadero. they wided their way through san francisco and to the golden gate bridge before returning at fulsome street. half of the golden gate bridge was shut down for the race. kpix 5's emily turner shows us the two winners are from the bay area. >> three, two, one. [ music playing ] >> reporter: they took off observe the sun same -- before the sun came up. a record for the san francisco marathon. 27,500 runners across four different races. they had the golden gate bridge all to themselves. north boun traffic was shut down with only one southbound lane open. >> drivers have intentionally driven into crowds of pedestrians. they didn't want anything like that here at the golden gate bridge. so they closed thousand north bound lanes so pedestrians, runner

eilleen l ive plus - the photos are in, and they are out of this world! the new close-up look at jupiter's famous "red spot"... next released from nasa, giving us our closet look yet at jupiter! the pictures are from monday's fly by. the spot is actually made up of storm clouds its more than 10 thousand wiles wide - thats two thousand miles more than earth researchers believe the spot has existed for at least 350 years. weather alert today heat advisory from noon to 8 pm - feels around 105 - day 4 of our heat wave (hottest day) - near record highs - storms friday; some strong/severe - not as hot, a touch less humid this weekend today: very hot and humid. isolated pm t-storm. highs: 94-98 feels: 100-105+ winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. warm and very muggy. lows: 72-78 winds: sw 5 mph friday: still hot and humid. scattered pm storms. some strong to severe. highs: 89-94 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph johnny live tease hitting the dmv tempearatures soaring to near 100 - the hottest day of the year yet. and that could have a big impact on your commute. jo

. >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 11:00 p.m. donald trump, jr. under fire for a meeting with a russian lawyer who promised damaging information on hillary clinton during the election. and good evening. i am juliette goodrich. >> i am brian hackney. kpix 5's betty yu is live with the response from donald trump, jr. >> reporter: the meeting happened last summer but it was disclosed only recently and confirmed by representatives of donald trump, jr. and jared kushner over the weekend. >> reporter: donald trump, jr. the president's son said today he met with a russian lawyer after his father clinched the republican nomination. the lawyer promised damaging information about hillary clinton. according to the new york times. donald trump, jr. said he asked jared kushner and campaign chair to accompany him. donald trump, jr. issued a statement saying the lawyer's statements were vague, and made no sense. she changed subjects and began discussing the adoption of russian children. it was clear that this was the true agenda all along and t

live in today, the society needs to up and this man is not healthy emotionally, he needs an section iv, and god bless america, we're all going to freaking need it. thanks for your time. have a great day. host: independent line, tennessee, julie tte. caller: hi, good morning. would like to comment on some things i've analyze body our president. our president, from the time he ade his announcement, until that -- has indicated gahead.liet we got what you said before, go ahead with your thought. our r: my thought is that president, who from my analyzing everything he said, indicating hat he will be the last president of this united states. he will be the first dictat -- hello? ost: how did you come to that conclusion? caller: the things he'sed over the time he's been speaking on it. to run, re he began t's just he has indicated that he would have dynasty and there will be nobody else after him. host: what did he say that reflects his viewpoint? aller: last year on the campaign trail, he spoke several being the -- m i listenelected and as to him, the re-election is not 2020, but forever. sa

. >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a bunch of disappointed kids. >> now it is gone. new tonight at 11:00 p.m. the message it owner is sending to the thieves who ripped off this train. >> the train was taken over over night. east of 680. kpix 5's betty yu spoke to the devastated owner tonight. [ music ] >> reporter: this electric train was at there fairgrounds just yesterday entertaining kids and adults. by this morning it was gone. it was sitting inside this trailer in the parking lot outside the office in pleasant hill. >> when i saw my trailer my stomach just dropped. this is more than just a business. you put your heart and soul in to this. first thing, there will be a bunch of disappoint said kids today. >> reporter: it was booked for a community event. >> they had to turn their truck sideways, hook a train to our trailer to drag it to hook on to it. >> reporter: you can see marks from the 7,000-pound trailer being dragged out over night. the owner says the thieves put in a ton of effort to get it out. the train is worth $60,000. but it is not likely

. >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 11:00 p.m. a weekend of grieving for bay area family devastated by a deadly hit and run. an update on the mother who lost two children and the charges filed against the driver. i am juliette goodrich. >> i am brian hackney. the man accused of causing the accident is now under arrest. kpix 5's joe vazquez shows us, he was driving on a suspended license. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: she is the neighbor and they used to work together. >> i am worried. i -- i don't know. i don't know. >> cried a lot. >> i feel bad. >> reporter: she is saddened that the mother of three is hospitalized from a hit and run crash friday night that two of her children 5 and 10 were killed after being ejected from the car and her baby is clinging to life at ucsf hospital oakland. the driver of the car ran from the scene of the crash. the chp announced lemuel sirvonn wilson turned himself in. the chp named wilson as a person of interest but now they are saying he is the suspect in the hit and run and faces fel

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. >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 11:00 p.m. the battle continues over night in gilroy as firefighters work to surround a fast moving brush fire in the hills. and good evening i am juliette goodrich. >> i am brian hackney. the flames broke out behind the college west of 101. cal fire said 150 acres burned but they down graded to 125 acres. good news. firefighters have it 50% contained at this hour. kpix 5's joe vazquez on the effort to protect threatened ranches. >> reporter: 100 firefighters are on the scene here and they are hitting the fire hard from up above dropping water on the flames. >> reporter: cal fire deployed air tankers and helicopters around 4:00 p.m. the brush fire grew to 50 acres and then tripled within two hours. the fire is concentrated on private property near two cattle ranches. at fist there was concern about property being -- first there was concern about property being threatened but quick work diminished the threats. by 8:00 p.m. tonight all forward progress by the fire had been stopped. the temperature

she couldn't eat, she couldn't drink, she was hooked up to an iv.she said when that part of the pregnancy was over she had one wish. >> one day i'll be at an olive bar. >> she needed to get to olive garden. dad knows how a pregnant woman can eat. >> i'm going to order one of everything because you said that. >> here they are, they walk into the restaurant. people recognize them, immediately. >> hey, you're beautiful. >> they're saying hello to their fans because they're very personable. >> which one is ava? alexis? oh, my gosh. >> enough of the small talk, mama is hungry. >> let's go. >> so they head over to the table and it's time to eat. >> going to lay out a bunch of food. start the timer. >> kind of sorta. one of the twins. >> her dream is to come to olive garden and eat bread sticks. >> mama wants all the bread sticks. and the twins. >> -- hashtag challenge accepted. >> once they go through that round of appetizers, it's time for the main course. >> you got it and chicken nuggets? >> can dad get a bite or is he going to film the whole thing? >>

media access group at wgbh acss.wgbh.org in washington d.c., for all of us at cb as a santa clara >>> ive, this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news, flames sending up smoke as a brush fire is spreading. i am brian hackney. >> i am juliette goodrich. in gilroy near castro valley road. chopper 5 is over the scene and here is what we know so far. it broke out after 4:00 p.m. and right now 100 acres have burned but there is no containment. there are structures threatened. more video from chopper 5. we can see flames there. going through dry grass very quickly. we have seen aerial drops as well in the area. not a lot of activity from ground crews. they may be letting it burned right now. 100 acres and it is growing. some structures are threatened. we will bring you updates as we get them. >> behind the college. >>> the winds are light. and -- sorry, the temperatures there, 84 degrees. humidity 40%. and the winds out of the south 12. that part of it is not bad. we will monitor the fire. we will have the full forecast coming up. >>> a missing boater. a body has been found in tomales bay. it was re

. >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> when i found out he was okay i -- got me right here. >> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. the baby safe with its parents after it was abducted and taken on board a muni bus in san francisco. good evening. i am brian hackney. >> i am juliette goodrich. >> the baby was snatched from her parent's car and found an hour later, 5 miles away. kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us how police tracked thousand baby and the kid -- tracked down the baby and the kidnapper. >> reporter: police say the woman kidnapped the baby from a car. i spoke to the janitor of the park who said the parents were beside themselves. >> the father was disfault. sobbing. he was blaming him -- distraught. sobbing. he was blaming himself. he went somewhere for a minute and when he came back the baby was gone. >> reporter: someone stole their baby out of their car. just before 9:00 a.m. this morning. police put out a city wide alert. >> baby was left in the car about -- >> a couple hear at the park decided to get water for their baby for the formula and left the baby in th

>>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now at 5:00 p.m. assessing the damage as people return to their homes and businesses after the construction fire in oakland. >> thank you for joining us. most of the people who had to evacuate during friday's fire are back home now but some cannot return. kpix 5's katie nelson live with a look that damage the people are facing. >> reporter: right now people are trying trying to get settled back in. residents were allowed back in a few hours ago. they allowed us to go with them. >> reporter: he is staking his first -- taking his first steps inside his business. [ indiscernible talking ] >> quick check of the outside of the building shows minimal damage as well. >> messy. [ indiscernible talking ] >> reporter: these are the last remaining to be let back in. >> you know that fire department? they protect this side. >> reporter: majority of the evacuated residents were back in their homes last night after crews demolished a massive construction crane threatening to fall on nearby buildings. now the work b

title iv it is so woefully under funded. last year $400 million was provided, less than a third of the authorized amount. being able to use the dollars for things like after school programs is a real problem. the 95% participation rate is also a real problem. one place where the department has not been inconsistent is in consistently not mentioning the 95% test participation requirement. there are a number of states that either simply say, we are not going to abield de by this of the law or have too little -- very little explanation as to how they're going to, and mum has been the word on the 95% test participation requirement. >> any other comments that you all would like to make to those questions? i know we don't have any time left hardly. >> i think, you know, this is -- it is really an important hearing, and i think when we look back years from now it will be how did it go, how was it implemented, i think what you have provided today, all of you, has been helpful. thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. davis. mr. mitche

iv was bush th arrested as he tried to take off from an office park in st. louis. he failed a field sobriety test. alison: police departments put the brakes on the atv's and dirt likes, police in arlington have made an arrest. stephan williams is being held without bond on charges including reckless driving and eluding the police. atv drivershese drive recklessly, th when know they are coming through each of the jurisdictions. alison: d.c. police are looking for 98 people involved in a similar incident june 25. they have posted dozens of suspect photos online. you can check them out at wjla.com. nancy: fauquier county, a bridge collapsed right under a ups truck. these photos are from the scene. the good news, nobody was hurt. a 7 on your side consumer alert -- the takata airbag recall is expanding again, this time including cars the company said were part of a safe solution to the problem of inflator's rupturing and spewing shrapnel. this involves ford, nissan, and other vehicles. these contain airbag inflator's with a dry agent that takata claimed would solve the

captioning sponsored by cbs capt ce video from a rece >>> ive f rom the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. we have been asking why won't b.a.r.t. release surveillance video from robberies on trains. we found the answer in a memo and now it has us asking more questions. >> kpix 5's melissa caen found out they don't want you to see the crimes being committed for fear of inflaming racial tensions. >> they are fearful about the stories that have come out about the attacks. the assaults. the thefts. >> reporter: in the last three months there have been three rob robberies on b.a.r.t. april 2640 kids boards the train and robbed 7 passengers. beating up two of them. june 28, four kids assaulted aparage and mead off with a cell phone. and june 30 a woman had her phone snatched. a good samaritan was on hand to retrieve the phone. why won't b.a.r.t. turnover the surveillance video for any of the incidents? she had the same questions but here is the answer she got. >> to release the video would create a high level of racially insensitive commentary towards the distri

august busch iv was held overnight.ice say he had no alcohol in his system but he failed sobriety tests. they're awaiting toxicology results. >>> the "washington post" says a groundbreaking gene therapy to fight leukemia could be approved soon. regulators are expected to receive a recommendation today from an advisory panel. treatment uses genetically altered cells from patients themselves to fight blood cancers. >>> and "usa today" says the pope is offering a new way to become sangty feed. previously the only criteria were martyrdom, living a heroic christian life, or having a devout reputation. >>> still ahead, the traffic app waze rolls out a new feature. your own voice can now give you directions whenyou are driving. new feature. your own voice can now give you directions when you are driving. . because mom's love is unconditional. even at 6am. nature's bounty melatonin. we're all better off healthy. nature's bounty knows healthy cholesterol starts in your gut. so we made cardio-health, an innovative way to support

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we are so lucky to have him to .ive us an overview it takes a master of the craft to present an overview. i am really struggling -- he told me -- so hard to do an overview of the salem witch trials in an hour. i said, tell me about it. i have to do all of europe. [laughter] so i do not feel that sorry for him, really. [laughter] and i am sure he will do a great job. tad has been my colleague and friend over 20 years. probably well over 20 years, but let's call it 20 years. i am kind of sad to introduce him today, because i am hoping this is not his academic swansong. he is not dying -- not that bad pick he will become the interim dean of undergraduate studies here at salem state. [applause] hope, in that important position, he will have time to continue his studies. without further a do, tad. >> thanks, donna. you are being way too kind, there are soy, many experts on the salem witch trials. i never could have done my work without their work. honestly, it is wonderful that some of them could be here today. and you will hear from them as well. so how do we do this in an hour? i want to ex

question is, is there a sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of william francis hagerty, iv, of tennessee, to be ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the united states to japan shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: any senators wishing to vote or to change their vote? if not, the ayes are 89. the nays are 11. the nomination is confirmed. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, department of state. william francis hagerty iv of tennessee to be ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the united states of america to japan. mr. barrasso: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: mr. president, i'd like to address the body, ask any quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: the senate is not in quorum call. mr. barrasso: mr. president, i come here today to the floor to talk about what is happening, what i saw over the fourth of july in wyoming visiting with people, visiting

going to lean back to do a massimass ive crunch. >> she seems to have a strong belly there.so she could do it. >> okay. all right. i mean, they can do it. not the most graceful. but you've got to start somewhere and work your way up. the next one is all about the guy and his arm strength. unfortunately he's a little smaller. quite easy for chachi. you hold on and go for a ride. >> he makes it look easy. >> this next one is kind of cool. you see this one, it's like a pancake stack of people. as they do pressups. i'm thinking i could do this. i reckon we could do this one. >> could be really good or really bad. okay. i'm taking my shoes off. >> we could do this. >> if it works, i'm next. ♪ >> are you doing it? >> yeah. >> we're doing it! that's it! >> one more. >> yea! >> okay. we did that. now, there are a couple more that they try out, but you're going to see for obvious reasons why it's not possible to do them. she does a sit-up while you do a pressup and kiss in the middle. >> i do like that one. you get a kiss as a street at the end. >> right. but the last one involves a

we identified cyber security as something that requires an article iv consultation. ut i would arguethat given the potential ramifications, the potential impact of a cyberoperation, you could get very quickly to article v. nato can't be sittingthere bringing its hands within the military community certainly. then i think we need to think about a couple of things that are less tacticalor less operational. i mentioned the transparency. i think the best thing we could do on the transparency front is to broaden the discussion and talk to the chinese, talk to the indians. bhauz the russian-- what the russians are doing has implications for them as well. the inf treaty, we have been kind of silent now our government and nato itself and theeuropeans in particular about the russian ongoing violation of the inftreaty. it may be because smarter minds are thinking this has implicationsfor the chinese because it's a mobile capability, it can be directed towards others. why don't we bring in the chinese, the indians, other countries that have a stake in lowering the risk of actua

. >> what's your sense of where iv iv ivanka trump is.were looking at her and jared kushner saying they can be a moderating force, remind the president of his middle of the road positions on things like lbgt rights on women in the workplace, all of the issues that ivan ka hka has tal about. >> it was a really interesting example ivan ka didn't even know what was coming. they were quietly lobbying trump on this issue for months. for all of her access to the president, for how much she listens so. she is not really in the loop on major policy decisions. she is not the player she maybe thought she could be, and she is, now she is, she seems to have a read credit ability problem. you said it is a well known socialite friend of ivanka trump's. you look past it because they stood on their own two feet, they were accepted excite their parents and now there is no separating the two. is there a sense that people will not be going to them any more? >> the sense now is that she is just a nicer looking version of her father. she is staking on what is

of the texas medical center with barbara bush her husbandary with at methodist and the people that ive here in the county, in harris county, we have two ounty real old run down hospitals and harris county, stadiums for all, i the one person explain problem and will pass this on to you because i hadn't heard this angle. two groups of people that have to go down with the ship, all the medicaid people, getting nothing nyway or the people that do work and deductibles are $5000 kids' can't get the medicine. why does one group of us have to know, that sh, you is the whole thing. cornyn, i sendohn a postcard every monday, they call.answer the urgess says health care is not a right. i make $736 a month, less than $10,000 a year. i will not have a health savings to remember people th -- can't buy and can't take family.their they care about me. how ed and blue, that is they make money off of it, fighting and quit blaming media worrying about russia will be taken care of by mueller. health care, s on we all see it and are hurting. that is what i want to tell you, time.you for the host: thank you,

ive tell them, something happen a lot, but they were really scared. >> the victim's injuries include broken nose as well as cuts to the face and the eye. >>> we now know when bill cosby's next trial will begin. judge set a november 6 trial date. last month declared mistrial in first sexual assault trial after the jury deadlocked. accused of drugging and sexually assaulting former temple employee. he maintains the encounter was consensual. >>> following a developing story. new jersey transit has restored limited service. following a train derailment last night. nj transit said it happened just after 9:00 as the train was heading into the station. 180 passengers and crew were on board. nobody was hurt. new jersey transit is working with am track which owns the station to determine the exact cause. this comes just days before am track begins a massive repair project at penn station, which had been plagued recently by derailments, power failures and signal problems. >>> our county by county coverage begins in berks county. >>> local police station called in help from a bomb squad to blow

ives are swiping airbags out of cars in alexandria. tom roussey has more on this. tom? in this apartment community, the general manager sent a letter to residents warning about this after several cars were hit. orthis case, the thief thieves who did this when not worried about the fact this is a gated community. >> you feel violated. what can you do? tom: she was about to drive to work early friday morning when she noticed her car window was shattered. inside, glass, and an xbox was gone. then she looked at her steering wheel. >> i was afraid something was going to blow up. tom: she parts underground at the town square apartments. hers was not the only car hit. exact same type of damage, and its airbag was missing, too. the other thing the cars have in common, they are hondas. this appears to be a growing problem. thieves reportedly target hondas because they are the black market for honda airbags. >> very safe community, gated. i pay high dollar to stay here. and i park underground. i would have never thought that. tom: this is not the only community that has been hit