these are the recommended actions to authorize the issuance of the refunding bonds and authorize the issuance of the taxable water revenue bonds and approve the form of related bond documents and to authorize the general manager to sell the bonds in one or more series on a negotiate basis and to delegate a general manager to authorize to ward the bonds.i'll be happy answer any questions. >>any questions? >>i make a motion. >>i second. >>any other comments? seeing none. all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. >> [chorus of ayes] >>this motion carries. any public comment on this item. >>thank you. i appreciate your support.if there are no other comments, all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay >> >> [chorus of ayes] >>the motion carries. and secretary, please read the next item. >>item 15 is approval of item 15 is approval of amendment number 12 agreement numbers cs 294 d. >>i move approval. >>i second. >>public comment. >>seeing none all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay >> >> [chorus of ayes] >>the motion carries. mme. sec., please read the next item. >>item 16 is approval o

they have used that authority. i'm not certain of the implications of this amendment, whether it truly does protect the integrity of these critical projects. and that causes me concern. i think that this is worthy of attention, but in its current form, i'm not quite certain of the impact. so with that, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas reck -- is recognized. mr. babin: i believe this is a good amendment. i support it. this amendment sets guidelines for the scope of work for 40 which has been misinterpreted by the corps of engineers. it takes years to improve this. mr. shuster: mr. defazio said i hope the corps is listening to us. they don't take the direction that the congress puts in front of them. they stonewall and drag their feet and mr. babin's amendment clarifies this. and it is good government reform amendment and i urge all members to support it. i yield back. mr. babin: do i have any time left, mr. speaker? the chair: the gentleman has two minute

authority? and i think the big restrictions if we start with those, are going to be, i think, three. the first will be the basic principle of federalism, at what point is the d.o.d. impeding on the state's general police power? sort of high level notion. second, the big one, is the poss er posse co m.i.t. atus act. the way we -- there are a few tests we talk about the p.ca an whether it's been violated. has the military slipped into the law enforcement role? is the military exercising prescriptive regulatory authority in areas they're not supposed to? third, i think, obviously any domestic operations will be guided by general constitution. that principles. any time a d.o.d. force steps off a base to support civilian operation they're going to be thinking fourth amendment all actions done under general principles and reasonableness. i think those are sort of the three general areas of restrictions that attorneys and commanders are going to be thinking about any time we use one of the authorities

they have used that authority. i'm not certain of the implications of this amendment, whether it truly does protect the intey

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authorities believe it's similar to the device that did ignite. apparently triggered in some manner by a cell phone. >> the word is both devices are pressure cookers, similar in construct. >> reporter: the new york police bomb squad used a robot to remove the unexploded device, looking for dna, fingerprints, and registration on the cell phone. >> we want to do so intelligently, move forward, right now that is evidence that could be crucial to our case. >> reporter: investigators marking every tiny piece of post-blast debris on the street. officials say they have determined the explosive was a commercially available substance called tannerite. online videos offer how to make it, and how to set it off. police are also doing a slow motion analysis of the surveillance video of the scene to see if the bomber could be among the pedestrians before the blast. >> we want to see who was on that street prior. >> reporter: and afterwards, to see if the bomber use the chaos of the moment -- >> explosion from a garbage pail. >> reporter: -- to cloak his getaway

and also authorizing, should the money be available in the future, authorizing an additional three lighter ice breakers beyond the three heavy ice breakers. not to say we're going to build it all at once but the authorization is in the law. that then allows the coast guard to properly line it up for the very best deal we can get. maybe one at a time, maybe two or three other a five or 10-year period of time. unfortunately, that language had to be stripped out. so when the chairman started his explanation of this bill , he did so to call all of our attention to what is not in the bill that should have been in the bill, but for c.b.o. and the rules that we have that require us to have c.b.o.'s accounting before we move an authorization. that's where we are today. unfortunately, it's where we are. so we're going to move this bill along. we'll probably, hopefully come back before this session is over in the lame duck and write this thing properly. unfortunately today we're not there. there's more to be said about the rest of the bill but at this time, i yield back to the chairman and thank him

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at port authority officials. police officers moved to the front of the room, got in between the protestors, and port authority officials on the other side, these workers, say they are mad at port authority officials for not raising their wages to a living wage. >> ho how much do you get. >> 10 .10. >> is that enough to live. >> no. >> governor cuomo signed a bill that raises minimum wage in new york to $15 an hour, but governor christie vetoed that bill, these workers feel if they are in new jersey they are out of luck. >> is it response, shame on you out of your hand. >> they are represented by a union, they should collectively be bargaining with their employer. >> the major multibillion dollar project, port authority is trying to undertake is the building of a new bus terminal, in manhattan. on tuesday, it was announced that new york and new jersey officials reached an agreement that new bus term nal would be on west side, and 5 designs would be unveiled thursday, and public could weigh in. but now we're back t

expansive view of that authority.as commander in chief during the time of war, for example, and so the source of the disagreement really centered on differences of opinion on the scope of the president's constitutional authority as commander in chief in a time of war. >> host: you mentioned deputy attorney general comey who is now the fbi director, deputy attorney general was sort of stepping into his shoes and there were heated discussions between him and some people in the white house and you have a whole chapter on this called the infamous hospital visit and i will let you walk us through that and then just read -- walk us through the visit and i will note that you have a section in the book where you say that virtually every description of this event has been inaccurate or skewed. so if you can tell us a little bit about the event and why you think -- what and why it haven't been portrayed correctly from your viewpoint? >> guest: now the depo attorney general james comey and the folks at oic believe -- we have one

booktv on c-span2, it's 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> when we confronted the pakistanis, we were enraged at them, and, of course, their answer -- the whole point was they were going the look the other way, we were going to go take him out. we had to take the body out, and we were not going to talk about it. not for a week or ten days. it was all agreed, the president then would announce we had a drone raid, we do it all the time, in the hindu kush mountains on the pakistani -- not on the pakistan, on the afghan side, making clear it was on the afghan side. and we hit a house with a hellfire missile, and we did an after-a action look and we found the long, tall guy there. bin laden's 6-4, and we did dna, and by god, we got im. and that was just as good. i remember it vividly, because it was a sunday night here in washington. by 7:30 or 8 there were reports all over the media that the president has a special announcement, and by 10:00 there were stories it might have to do with binned laden, but he didn't

funding until we have a new authorization to repeal that authorization or to repeal that authorizationntil there is a new authorization within 90 days. i am very pleased we are able to -- we received up to 160 something votes for such a measure them as low as 135. believe you me, that is a lot better than just one. i think what you see now is really bipartisan support building for the repeal of that resolution. plus, the public has demanded that we have a debate and vote. it just takes time. we need to do this and do it quickly. we have spent over $1.7 trillion. our young men and women continue to be in harms way. there is no end in sight. the american people deserve for congress to do their job and that is to debate and vote up or down. amy: that same authorization is being used today by the obama administration to bomb syria? >> i'm sorry, what did you say? amy: the same authorization used to attack afghanistan and iraq is being used to attack syria? >> yes, it is. it has been used in yemen, somalia -- it is been used for guantanamo. it has been used for wiretapping. it has been used

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authorities say he is armed and dangerous.nd he's believed to be driving a 2003 blue honda civic with new jersey license plate number d-63 eyb. he's a naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan. at this hour, authorities are searching his last known residence. that is in elizabeth, new jersey, which is about 20 miles from where a bomb exploded in the chelsea neighborhood and where a second bomb was found. elizabeth, new jersey, also where thorlauthorities found a backpack. one of those bombs actually exploded accidentally as police robot tried to disarm that device. it's an intense manhunt as a result.

authorities say he could be armed and dangerous. the number on your screen. 1-800-577-tips. all right let's talk about what we know and what it shows to investigators in a larger terror picture. cnn terrorism analyst paul crook shank, cnn law enforcement analyst and former fbi director tom fuentes. and cnn crime and justice producer. shimon, you are really heading up what we know from authorities. where are they now in terms of not just this man, but who else can be connected to him? >> they're working through that. they have talked to some people as we know they stopped the car overnight with some, about five people in the car. we don't know what the connection is. we believe the people who were stopped may be may know some of the people involved. we also know that they had raided for searched the home in elizabeth, new jersey overnight. this seems to be centered around elizabeth, new jersey right now. the reason they're looking for this individual is because they believe, now they're cautioning us, they believe he is the man on th

one of three separate attacks that authorities say may be terrorism. new york city on edge tonight, after this explosion next to a metal dumpster, detonated by cell phone. the blast ripping through the west side of manhattan. and residents were warned to get back. just four blocks away, a pressure cooker with exposed wires, recovered by police. who are investigating it tonight. there are more than 1,000 additional officers including the national guard patrolling the streets of new york right now. and fears that it may be connected to another blast earlier in the day in new jersey. we begin with linzie janis at the blast site. >> reporter: tonight, the massive manhunt for the person or people responsible. for this terrifying scene. >> we know there was a bombing. that much we do know. >> reporter: surveillance images captured the moment this pow herb -- powerful blast strikes. just past 8:30 p.m. >> a bomb just went off in new york. >> reporter: this man walked towards the scene in shock. building alarms blaring. >> everybody clear the street! >> report

you know, authors in the round or things that bring authors together. those are fabulous. alice randall, who has written a couple of best-sellers, is a very dear friend and she has been very involved with southern festival of books, also in nashville. nashville gal, she and her daughter caroline williams, great authors. >> host: recently it was 400th anniversary of william shake spear's death. are you a shakespearean in any way? >> guest: appreciation. reading, have always thought that going, it would be a good excuse for a trip to italy to go. it is right around lake como or florence to see the balcony that inspired "romeo & juliet." that would be a good excuse for a trip, you know. i'm sure plenty of people used it for research, right? >> host: so, representative blackburn when you return to a favorite book, what is that book that you pick up every couple years and reread? >> guest: i go back through the seven habits, stephen covey's books. i keep that group together on my shelf. it is great to pick those up every once in a while. then odd moment, snow day, something lik

they went to local authorities. local authorities called in the bomb >> that is when a robot came in to try to disarm and i think you're watching it right now. that robot inadvertently cut one of the wires and as you can see and saw there was a huge explosion. that is just one of the devices. there were multiple explosive devices inside that back pack and, at that point, they realized they had something on their hands that they had to deal with. now, in the last few hours, the fbi and state authorities have found what they believe could be extremely important evidence in this investigation. listen to the mayor of elizabeth, new jersey. >> the backpack was found in a garbage can outside of a neighborhood pub. that neighborhood pub does have a security camera and there are agents and elizabeth police reviewing that security camera footage for that evening as we speak. >> now, it's interesting to note that this pub doesn't have much activity on sundays. every day of the week the mayor tells us except sundays, they're v

they knew it was extremely serious at that point and went to local authorities and local authorities called in the bomb squad and fbi and a robot went up to that backpack. there were multiple explosive devices, bombs in that backpack. you are looking right there and the robot inadvertently cuts one of the wires and one of the explosive devices goes off. just one. at one point, just several hours ago, they were able to contain it and put it in a protective container. it is safe. it is locally still here. and it will be sent to the fbi and quantico, virginia, for forensic processing. but also important in the last few hours, they have found near the pub where the trash can was surveillance video. they have been combing that surveillance video to see what they see or who they see and trash pickup, the last trash pickup was on saturday at that particular trash can, but who put that backpack in that trash can is critical. chris? >> jean, thank you very much. a lot of this reporting is coming in very quickly as investigators are getting confident enough to release it. the big concern right

these are the recommended actions to authorize the issuance of the refunding bonds and authorize the issuance of the taxable water revenue bonds and approve the form of related bond documents and to authorize the general manager to sell the bonds in one or more series on a negotiate basis and to delegate a general manager to authorize to ward the bonds.i'll be happy answer any questions. >>any questions? >>i make a motion. >>i second. >>any other comments? seeing none. all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. >> [chorus of ayes] >>this motion carries. any public comment on this item. >>thank you. i appreciate your support.if there are no other comments, all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay >> >> [chorus of ayes] >>the motion carries. and secretary, please read the next item. >>item 15 is approval of item 15 is approval of amendment number 12 agreement numbers cs 294 d. >>i move approval. >>i second. >>public comment. >>seeing none all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay >> >> [chorus of ayes] >>the motion carries. mme. sec., please read the next item. >>item 16 is approval o

and authorities tonight say they have their man. this evening, we have exclusive video from our station, wabc here in new york, showing the man on the right there, trying to get away. you can see, he's holding a gun. chased by police. shot several times in the gun battle. and our team was there as he was hauled off on that gurney. injured, but conscious. and tonight, as we come on the air, we've learned authorities are now at his home. and we have learned that several more devices have been discovered inside. and abc's linsey davis leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic takedown. >> there's a guy shooting a gun, shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: a bystander captures the moment gunfire erupts as police confront the suspect. >> had to be around 15 to 20 shots. >> reporter: surveillance video captures the suspect attempting to flee. a gun in his hand. it all unfolds just three hours after police released this image of the suspect, 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami. and sent this text alert to everyone living in new york. whe

constitutional authority.some people believe it should be rather limited and others have the view of that authority as commanders in chief for example and so the agreement center on the differences of opinion on the scope of constitutional authority as commander in chief in a time of war. when general ashcroft was sick and in the hospital the attorney general was stepping into his shoes and there was some heated discussion between him and some others and the wall in the white house which led to you have a whole chapter on this called the infamous hospital. you have a section in the book that says virtually every description has been inaccurate or skewed. so if you can tell us what might not have been portrayed correctly from your viewpoint >> viewpoint? viewpoint? >> guest: the deputy attorney and the new folks believed they had one activity general ashcroft signed off on and they cannot find a legal basis for it. president bush makes the decision he's going to accept the recommendation for the department of j

authorities as well. when you look at sandy hook. much information had already been in the public within 2-4 days. when i talk about legislative days, we could be talking about having a hearing three weeks later. say we have a break between those days, we could have a hearing as late as a month, even two months later. i picked 10 legislative days as a compromise to well at his fresh in our minds and at the same time, it gives enough time for us to deliberate as to which committee or subcommittee ould have the hearing. and it would give us as the most collective legislative ody in the country to speak to the issue and tragedy that was of such a height that we had a moment of silence on the floor of congress. to me, it is the 10 legislative days is enough time for us to have gleaned information from that and call forth experts to educate us and apprise us as to what contributed to the tragedy. >> it could be several weeks. i did not think about that. egislative days. it could be a matter of less than two we

of that authority. commander-in-chief during time of war for example. so the source of the disagreement centered on differences of opinion on the scope of the president's constitutional authority as commander in chief in a time of war. >> you mentioned general tomm -t ashcroft was sick in the hospital, deputy attorney general was stepping into issues and there was some heated discussion between him and some people in olc and you'll in the white house, which led to coming up all that office in the book called the into the hospital visit. i will let you walk us through that, and then just read, i will let you walk us through the visit in and of also note you have a section in the book where you say that virtually every description of this event has been inaccurate or skewed. if you can tell us a little bit about the event and why you think, what and why haven't been portrayed directly from your viewpoint guess but we have a dispute activity. now the deputy attorney general jim comey avenue folks at olc be

i think they have ample authority right now. we have not heard from the police or fbi they have further powers. >> we thank you. thank you for your service for many years here in new york city and our fox, and our prayers, frankly are with you and with your constituents and everyone in our city. especially in the west side, having to deal with this tonight. it's been pretty shocking. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> absolutely. that is one of the main points. you're dealing with a chelsea neighborhood as we've said this evening, bars are restaurants, and this device is put there. authorities sayxd there is no evidence that the explosion was terrorism, no evidence there is a connection to terrorism and they say there is no specific or credible threat that someone is walking on those blocks. see the word explosion there? that is what the explosion went off. 29 people have been injured. eight minor injuries one serious injury. then, whoever did this just probably walked or maybe drove north on sixth avenue up to

your calls for authors of bob woodward, ken burns and representative john lewis. coming up next month is a southern festival festival of books in nashville tennessee from october 14 through 16th. the boston book festival is held. for more information and toan watch previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on our website, booktv.org. >> senator lamar alexander, if someone asked you for a recommendation for a book about tennessee or tennessee history what would you recommend? >> i. >> i would recommend alex stewart by john rice. he was a cooper, a barrel maker. he looked up in hancock county which is one of our remote mountain counties and john rice irwin was the creator and he interviewed alex stewart about his life and he was one of the most remarkable men. he can make anything. he could pull teeth, he could catch a squirrel, skillet, fry it, eat it and he was so interesting that he was invited to washington to be part of this with sony and festival one time. so we really get a sense of how some mountain people lived. and totally off the land alex stew

the only authority which had the right to confiscate whatever would have been the police, and if they are doing a mistake in germany, i would take a lawyer and we would discuss about this reaction and decision. this is unimaginable today. however in the case we had to live through it. >> it's interesting because you a little bit turkey and ankara and berlin. we had a quote from you where you said here in germany every newspaper article has to be subjected to or submitted for authorization -- >> that article, every interview. >> every interview with a minister, yes. good point. you seem to be suggesting that press freedom applies in the same way in germany as it does in ankara and vice versa. >> not necessarily, but mr. friedman knows very well because he had a series of interviews in our newspaper where we did not adhere to this rule and the people he interviewed knew it, but it never caught on. the reason is politicians want to control their image. i don't know if they would go so .ar as to confiscate i'm not saying it's the same thing. it's deplorable. but what i am saying is politi

that's where authorities have been focusing. but again, we're just learning now about this lawsuit in connection with that fried chicken shop that the family indeed did own. >> do we know what kind of lawsuit? >> reporter: we're just getting the details on that now. we know it was settled, i believe, 4 years ago but it was about an ordinance breach and we look into that as we speak. >> i know you get the latest information as fast as you can, now to the investigation in new york. again, that's in new jersey where the last report was reporting what happened in new york sunday, saturday night, in the chelsea neighborhood. rahama ellis joining us from the active scene there. what do you see? >> reporter: despite the rain that's coming down, it's been coming down all morning here. police are still on scene investigating every single bit of potential evidence that they can. that explosion that went off on saturday night, it was a crowded warm night here in new york and as you pointed out, 29 people were injured in that explosion. the

cell authorities quickly catch the suspect in a shootout.(sot: president barack obama/ no super :14-:24)"to be able to apprehend a suspect in just a little over 24 hours after an event takes place like this, it is outstanding police work." ahmed rahami is a naturalized u-s citizen born in afghanistan. his father spoke to nbc.{did you know your son was doing this} (sot: mohammad rahami/ suspect's father :32-:37)"no?" {you had no idea}(sot: mohammad rahami/ suspect's father)"no idea." authorities say rahami and his father traveled to pakistan and afghanistan multiple time become radicalized. he was not on a terror watchlist. (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee :48-:51)"these are enemies. these are combatants." (estero, florida :52-:55) donald trump says we're too soft on immigration. (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee :55-1:00)"..which fails to properly vet and screen the individuals or families coming into our country."(philadelphia, pennsylvania 1:01-1:03)hillary clinton warns against religious tests...(sot: hillary clinto

and the new york city authorities. so commissioner, we thank you so much. we'll continue our live coverage, i appreciate it, and thank you for your service to our nation, to our city all those years. >> good to be with you. >> of course. brian llenas is at the scene back live with an update. >> reporter: eric, the nypd special ops has just tweeted that a possible secondary device has been located at 27th street between 6th and 7th avenues. nypd investigations are ongoing. it's saying to avoid the area. again, that is coming from the nypd special ops, tweeting a possible secondary device has been located at 27th street, between 6th and 7th avenues. nypd investigation is ongoing, avoid the area. that was tweeted out at 11:04 p.m. that's about 10 minutes ago. >> well, that's certainly -- >> we were on 24th and 7th and it's three blocks up. we're going to try to see if we can move. again, i don't sense a high sense of alert from what i see from the fdny in this area, but we had seen bomb-sniffing dogs in this area when we

the port authority train through new york and new jersey.goes south over manhattan and goes into new jersey and provides transportation for hundreds of thousands if not millions of new jerseyites as they come in for their commute. in addition to that there are two major subway lines, f and m. they go up to sixth avenue and over to lower brock lynn and queens on either end -- brooklyn. directly above where the shooting happened, that is the n line, n and r. never and rarely as they call it as those subway trains are sometimes a little he slow. the n or never train has, is experiencing delays today. up and down 7th and 8th avenue that is n train, the orange train. there are delays. rest of the city up 6th avenue where all this happened. heart of chelsea. 1, 2, and 3 lines take people up into the west side and upper manhattan. everything is up and running. not to say there aren't delays. there are delays on sixth avenue which is closed and wherever the shootings happened, the bombings have happened. certainly there are delays in new jersey and

authorities engaged him.hat's when the authorities began to take fire. here is a brand new picture, look at the right-hand side of your screen. that's the man on the ground and what has been an off and on again a rainy morning in the tri state area and there he is on what appears to be a wet street surrounded by law enforcement officers and others next to this green bw bug there which we don't believe was relate today this but who knows. three officers encountered him and at least one of those officers more good news here, one of the officers is confirmed to have taken but had bullet proof vest on and authorities expect him to be okay, and that's a quote, and the third officer apparently got stressed out and who wouldn't, was complaining of rising blood pressure and stress level so they took him to the hospital for evaluation, this man who according to authorities in the early going in investigation, this is the man who was involved with all of the bombing locations, this is the man who they believe set them.

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she said the port authority port authority is run by two governors, governor cuomo and governor christie and bridget kelly was low on the totem pole. i've been chasing her since the beginning the bridge gate, she's always wearing pink. today she was wearing a black suit, black jacket, shiny black heels and a black purse. i noticed there was a little i noticed there was a little pink under the fabric inside her purse. >> alex you are at the courthouse in newark, help us break down what happened today. >> day one of the bridge gate trial is any indication of how the next six weeks of this case are going to go, we are in for one hell of a right. the story that's been on the front page for three years still has the ability to throw surprises our weight like when the u.s. government said that governor christie was told about the lane closure to the george washington bridge while they were going on. that was at a september 11 memorial ceremony in 2013 weller bill baroni and david allegedly break to him about what they had done to get his approval. the opening same same for both the prosecution

authorities say, she was arres arrested yesterday in the united arab emerates. investigators are working to figure out how much she may have known about her husband's actions. rahami is charged with five counts of attempted murder of law enforcement officer among other charges his bail has been set at just over $5 million. lucy? >> jeff, new information also coming in on a note rahami had on him and what it contain. authorities say that notebook was filled with ram blinks about terrorists specifically the boston marathon bombers and anwar al lackey is spokesman for al-qaida. authorities say the reference to al lackey shows isis did not inspire the attacks. they also say he referenced osama bin laden and major nadal hassan the man who carried out a deadly attack in fort hood in 2009. the notebook had bullet hole in it not clear if that happened during his shootout with police yesterday. now, rahami's ex-girlfriend is taking legal action against him. today she asked a court to give her full custody of their child. she also issued a restraining order against him in

did the company and authorities keep it from the people who live there? we're getting answers. >>> and, no gas. the signs now across several states tonight. why are gas stations running out? and what does this mean now for gas prices? >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with that dramatic takedown after terror swept through parts of new york city and new jersey, when bombs and authorities tonight say they have their man. this evening, exclusive video from our station, wabc here in new york, showing the man on the right there, trying to get away. you can see, he's holding a gun. chased by police. shot several times in the gun battle, and our team was there as he was hauled off on that gurney. injured, but conscious. and tonight, as we come on the air, we've learned authorities are now at his home. and we have learned that several more devices have been >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic takedown. >> there's a guy shooting a gun, shots fired. shots gs fired. >> reporter: a bystander captured the moment as police confront the suspect. shs.ad to be around

you're also an author. what have you written. i have my second book coming up in that series in july. and then i have my first one coming out 2017. it's like pretty little liar set in the valley boarding school. it started at the publishers convention. it was the panel of luminaries into children's books. it was mostly white men. she just said wait a second. there are other people that are writing children's books that are equally successful. we have to do something about this. it's not okay. and so she started that. how do we get at this problem from several different angles. with the people to work together in order to change publishing we are trying to make sure that every kid has been able to get their hands on the book. in the books that they own and half. we are trying to answer that call to our different initiatives. a lot of parents that's where we have a lot of that. there is a lot of families and parents because they were going to bookstores looking for this. they could find two. like every kid wants to save the world.

authorities on the scene right now. a workplace in tennessee, the images coming in. >>> donald trump's outreach to black voters, and his controversial words about stop and frisk. and tonight, robin roberts with president obama. the exclusive right here, on policing. and what he would tell hillary >>> and new video just in after bombs are placed in an around new york city, and what we've now learned about the suspect and his wife. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with two breaking headlines. a state of emergency at charlotte at this hour, amid protests after a deadly police shooting. and at the same time, in tulsa tonight, just a short time ago, a female police officer charged with first degree manslaughter. amid growing outrag community. the dash cam video making national headlines. showing that father walking toward his suv, his hands up, a short time later, shot and killed. abc's clayton sandell, leading us off. week for prosecutors to decide that the officer who killed >> reporter: it took less than a week for

authorities haven't released his name. the f-b-i and new jersey state police found five suspicious devices in the new jersey city of a train station exploded while a bomb squad robot was attempting to disarm it this morning. elizabeth is about 30 minutes south of new york city, where there was another bombing this weekend. the f-b-i was leading the investigation and working to disarm the other 4 devices. there are no reports of injuries. officials say 2 men called police after seeing wires and a pipe coming out of a package in a trash can last night. coming up in this half hour, we'll have the latest on the investigation into the violent attacks over minnesota. the presidential running mates to hillary clinton and donald trump will be in iowa today. republican mike pence will hold an event in mason city this afternoon. then he'll visit giese manufacturing in dubuque. pence was on a-b-c's sunday morning yesterday talking about trump's latest second amendment comments toward clinton. trump made a comment about her secret ser

and obviously, report that to authorities. >> absolutely. all right, thank you very much, chip osowski live for us tonight. thanks. >>> yesterday, newschannel8 discovered that governor rick scott's office was not made aware of the sink hole dumping toxic water into the aquifer for weeks. not until after our 8 on your side investigation in fact. state representative gwynn graham wants the governor's office and what is office is telling us so she is expanding a public records request to include all electronic communication concerning the sink hole to and from the governor's office. >>> tampa police are investigating a shooting at a industry club. a man was shot in the leg at goody's gentleman club on east hillsborough avenue. he is expected to survive. tampa police and k-9 searched the site for evidence. no arrests have been made. fight zika. >> but how will the money be spent? newschannel8 takes a closer look coming up. >> the saint pete housing authority is tweaking its deal to buy jordan park. tonight, we will show you what i'm hillary clin