. >>> police arrest this man victor bennet. bennet is accused of shooting a police officer in the arm wednesday night this happened at park boulevard and kenwood avenue. police say bennet fired at the officer as he drove by in an unmark vehicle. we are told officers chased bennet for three blocks through yard and over fences. he was found in a shed with the ledded semiautomatic handgun. bennet is behind bars with bail set at one million-dollar. >>> still no arrest in the quadruple shooting in nicetown that left two people dead. we first told but this yesterday morning on "eyewitness news". police say a suspect wearing a ski mask tried to rob three people along the 1900 block of juniata street. one person in that group was arm and a shoot-out erupted from there. all four people were shot, suspect was found dead a block away. two men and woman were rushed to the hospital where one of the men later died. >> it is just another senseless act of violence. this is why the department has work so hard to try to reduce the level of viole

cg: michael bennet/ sobreviviente de la herona las jeringas fueron turistas constantes en sus brazos. vena. era una falsa sensacion de felicidad a cambio de un rosario de pesadillas, al final del tunel.. mas oscuridad. la historia de michael es la de miles de personas, quienes caen sin remedio a las garras de esta feroz adiccion. bite 2 ing: el efecto qur produce la herona es felicidad falsa, la persona se siente como si esta sonandoy como si esta en otro mundo. cg: manny rodriguez /director ejecutivo de centro de tratamiento la fuente en un reciente informe se alerta sobre el incremento sustancial de consumidores en 2013, sumado al hecho que en su mayoria son jovenes y las muertes por sobredosis superaron las dos mil. bite 3 ing: las personas afectadas pueden ser todas, la herona no tiene distincion poblacional... dijo el portavoz de la dea cg: timothy massino / portavoz dea la geografia de esta droga navega por las calles de skid row, mc artur park, echo park, y el este de hollywood. donde se confeccionan las mas duras historias.. bite 4ing: hey senora este dice que es su hijo que v

. >>> camden county police are asking for your help to find victor bennet, he is accused of shooting a police officer in the arm in camden wednesday night. that shooting happened at park boulevard at kenwood avenue. police say bennet fired at the officer as he drove by in an unmark vehicle. $5,000 reward is being offered in that case. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" caught in the crowd see how these thieves, accidentally see their faces. >>> chris christie's campaign is in full swing see where new jersey's governor was today as he makes his bid for the white house kate? >>> dry for now but we have showers on the way take a a look at all this rain and it is all pushing toward us, as we head toward the fourth of july holiday i'll let you know how much damper this rain could put on your holiday tomorrow leslie. >>> phillies hit road for holiday weekend and flyers putting finishing touches on their new coaching staff plus serena williams survive a scar across the pond we will have more from wimbledon coming up in sports. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels

bennet: thank you mr. president. i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: we're not in a quorum call. mr. bennet: thank you mr. president. i ask consent to set aside the pending amendments and all call up the following amendments en bloc on behalf of senator booker amendment 2169, bennet amendment 2159 and bennet amendment 2110. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the amendments by number. the clerk: the senator from colorado mr. bennet, proposes amendments number 2169, 2159 and 2210. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. alexander: i call up amendment 2137. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from tennessee, mr. alexander for mr. portman, proposes amendment numbered 2137 to amendment number 2189. mr. alexander: i ask unanimous consent the reading of the amendment be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the r

[applause] colorado senator michael bennet gave the commencement address at the university of denver. before being elected to congress, he served as superintendent of denver public schools. this about 10 minutes. [applause] senator bennett: classmates, thank you for the incredibly kind words. why don't we give her a round of applause for her first year as chancellor. [applause] senator bennett: i can tell you that we are delighted as a state to have you here, i look forward to the work that we will do together. i want to thank the board of trustees, proud parents and families, and of course, the brilliant class, my classmates of 2015. i also want to say hi to my wife who is here today and runs the rocky mountain land use institute. at least, she did run until i gave this speech. chancellor, i have to confess that i consider this year writing a one sentence graduation speech for this class. that sentence was, how about our men's lacrosse team 2015 champions? boom. [applause] really, what more needs to be said? not just about the team itself but about the character and commitment to exc

michael bennet at the university of denver. and ibm chair virginia rometty at northwestern university. >> our road to the white house coverage continues monday. democratic candidate hillary linton -- clinton outlines her economic agenda at the new school. we will have that live at an :00 monday we had also, scott walker is expected to announce he is injury he presidential race. live coverage begins on c-span3. next weekend, on c-span's road to the white house, two major events. friday night 8:00 eastern, life for the iowa democratic party will be dinner. mark the first time that all five candidates share the same stage. and 11:00 a.m. eastern, we will be in aims for the family leadership summit where nine candidates are scheduled to speak. on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span. or. >> this week on first ladies, we learn about the creature of garfield -- mrs. garfield. she was that an educated woman and believer in woman's right. when her husband, james garfield was assassinated, she returned to ohio and insured his legacy rick ch

bennet fired as he drove by in the unmark vehicle.are told office are chase him for three blocks through yard and over fences. he was found in a shed with the loaded semiautomatic handgun. bennet is behind bars with bail set at 1 million. >>> still no arrest in the quadruple shooting in nicetown that left two people dead. we first told but this yesterday morning on "eyewitness news". a suspect wearing a ski mask tried to rob three people on the 1900 block of juniata street. one person was arm and shoot-out erupted. all four people were shot, suspect was found dead a block away. two men and a woman were rush to the hospital where one of them died. >> it is just another senseless act of violence. this is why the department works so hard to reduce level of violence in the city but it is just a robbery gone bad here. >> home and several cars were hit by stray bullets during that gun battle but in other injuries were reported. >>> prosecutors have charged robert, with murder in the shooting death of daniel sanity teeing owe in brideberg th

followed by michael bennet at the university of denver. later, virginia rometty addresses the graduating class at northwestern university. u.s. chief technology officer megan smith delivered this year's commencement address at m.i.t.. she was appointed by president obama in 2014 after serving as vice president of business development at google for nearly one decades. her speech is 30 minutes. about the corporation and faculty of the massachusetts institute of technology are now declared convene. with this assembly, on the occasion of the commencement exercises of this institution for the conferring of its degrees, please rise further indication by rabbi michelle fincher and remain standing to join the corollaries in the singing of one verse of the star-spangled banner. rabbi fincher: congratulations. and the jewish to, we have a specific blessing that is set on special occasions. it acknowledges that getting to any particular moment is not to be taken for granted. we are to celebrate enjoys times -- in joyous times, voice appreciation and

[applause] colorado senator michael bennet gave the commencement address at the university of denver.ed as superintendent of denver public schools. this about 10 minutes. [a

police say bennet kendell was taken into custody today. officers say he supplied the shotgun used in the shooting in the 700 block of east hilton street that injured seven people. "eyewitness news" obtain this video of the shooting. police say the suspect shooter is still on the loose. $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction of that suspect. >>> tonight, former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb is facing new legal trouble following his latest dui arrest in arizona gilbert police department released his mug shot today and they say mcnabb was impaired by alcohol and rear ended another vehicle stopped at a red light. at alleged incident happened on june 28th no word on if anyone was injury. mcnabb was arrested for dui in 2013. >>> the atlantic county, prosecutors's office is investigating a deadly police shooting in atlantic city. investigators say officers shot ape killed a suspect this morning after he fatal liz stabbed a store clerk. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more from the scene.

bennet: thank you, mr. president.you know, obviously i'm the senator from colorado, but as i rise today i'm speaking more as the father of three girls in the denver public schools. it was a great privilege of mine to have been the superintendent of the denver public schools for almost five years. i can't begin to express as i'm standing on this floor my gratitude for what i learned from our teachers, principals the parents who were sending their kids to what was then a school district that had seen declining enrollment over many, many years. it is now the fastest-growing urban school strict in the united states of america. and, of course the students from themselves, who day after day after day after day inspired all the adults around them to want to deliver a high-quality education. but i also was struck when i was superintendent about the barriers that we have accepted as a country as a society that we would never accept for our own children. we'd never accept them for our own children. the first barrier i've talked

bennet: i ask it be vitiated. one other aspect of this will that is very important for the first time in the country's history finally the elementary and secondary school act will required to report actually per-pupil expenditures. mr. president, we are one of three countries because of the way we fund our public schools in the united states, we are one of three countries in the oecd who spend more money on more affluent kids than we do on kids living in poverty. that's not well understood, but that's a fact. that's the truth. and if you are concerned with closing the achievement gap in the united states which we need to be because if you look at the academic outcomes we see for sids in this country and extrapolate those outcomes against the changing demographics in the united states, we're not going to like what we see in the middle of the 21st century if we don't make these changes. you'd think that if anything we'd be spending more money on kids living in poverty that are coming from disadvantaged backgrounds t

director bennet miller, whose other films, "capote" and "moneyball," were both nominated for academy, spent eight years working on "foxcatcher." he didn't want anyone obvious to play dupont. he was looking for someone benign and non-threatening who had never shot anyone in a movie before. when carell's name came up miller booked a lunch. >> bennett miller: to be totally honest with you, right after our first lunch, something inside of me just clicked. you know, the coin dropped and i thought, "oh, i could see that. i want that." >> kroft: what happened at the lunch? what did he do during the lunch? what did he say during the lunch that made you think that he was right? >> miller: deadly serious. deadly, deadly serious. somebody who had read the script and had done some research. and part of it is a commitment knowing that you're both feet in. and that it might not necessarily be easy, but that, "i get it. and whatever it takes." >> kroft: what it took was three months of long days on a lonely shoot with a small cast and crew outside pittsburgh. they would go over and often rework sce

investigators say bennet shot a police officer in the arm in camden on wednesday night. that officer is expect to recover. >>> this is just scary at least 14 people are injured after a deck collapses at a north carolina beach house. can you imagine? a family was trying to take a group photo last night in emerald aisle, when that deck just gave out. at least two victims are in critical condition, one person had to be air lifted to the hospital and so, the serious injuries here. no word on what caused that collapse. >>> a small plane crashed into a crowded southern california beach, injuring a 12 year-old boy. the single engine piper pa 18 lost engine power and hit karlsbad beach yesterday afternoon. the aircraft had been towing a banner and flipped over after landing. luckily the boy only suffered a gash to the head and is expect to be okay. twenty-three year-old pilot wasn't injured. >>> 7:10. still to come on "eyewitness news", greeks are out at the polls to vote on a referendum on whether to accept a bail out from creditors. how the vote looks like it is going and what

i have been working with senators coons ans bennet on amendments to make she these addition to the bills based on the act that i introduced with senator coons and senator whitehouse the past two congresses. most fundamental to the question of whether we move closer to achieving our ideals for educational equity and excellence is resources. the grand bargain of no child left behind was greatest accountability coupled with greater resources. we have fallen short on accountability for resources. the authorized level for title 1 for fiscal year 2007 was $25 billion. that's in the no child left behind act. today we're nowhere near that level, at only $14.4 billion. we need to be just as concerned about opportunity gaps as we are about achievement gaps. and that is why the first bill i introduced this congress was the core opportunity resources to equity and excellence, the core act, to establish an accountability mechanism for resource equity. we must look to hold our educational system accountable for both results and for resources. the every child achieves act includes some of what i propos

cory gardner is very familiar with this, as is senator bennet also. this is the most traveled structurally deficient bridge in the state of colorado, built in 1964. it has 183,000 daily crossings every day 3.7 million coloradans cross this structurally deficient bridge. this drive act would work to make these bridges safer for almost 4 million people just in that state alone. then getting toward the end here -- and there are a lot more, but the russell street bridge is in miss sula, montana -- is in missoula montana. i was up there, i was during steve daines' election recently. the transportation for america rated the deck of the russell street bridge a 4 and the soundness scale of 1-10. the russell street bridge was built in 1975, carries 257,000 cars day. according to the american society of engineers in their 2013 report, driving on roads in need of repair costs montana motorists nearly $200 each year for repair. this is the people who are using the bridge. now, in light of these decaying bridges, the drive act will provide adequate infrastructure,

followed by michael bennet at the university of denver.virginia rometty addresses the graduating class at northwestern university. u.s. chief technology officer megan smith delivered this year's commencement address at m.i.t.. she was appointed by president obama in 2014 after serving as vice president of business development at google for nearly one decades. her speech is 30 minutes.

legislation which i cosponsored to cut redundant state and local tests and it also includes senator bennet's amendment that sets a cap on the percent of time spent on testing. i also strongly support the early education parts of this program as negotiated by senator murray herself a former preschool teacher. i urge my colleagues to expand on this work by also supporting the strong start for america's children amendment led by senators casey murray, myself and others. the strong start amendment would invest significant resources in high-quality preschool grant programs which would serve some 16,000 hawaii children in my state alone. it would expand early head start, child care partnerships like hawaii parents and children together and would strengthen the maternal infant and early childhood home visiting program supporting programs like the hawaii home visiting network. quality early education helps kids enter kindergarten ready to learn, a recipe for success in school and in life. studies show that by age 3 there's a 30 million word gap basically a two to one gap between low-income children

i'm really grateful for senator bennet. senator bennet and i met around education issues. senator bennet led the school system the largest public school system in the state of colorado. senator bennet has been in the weeds of education for years if not decades. and i am grateful that senator bennet led his remarks by saying all the things that have been wrong with no child left behind. that was a bad piece of legislation and we saw the aspects of it that were causing problems that have created a bipartisan push to fix them. i want to give credit to lamar alexander, senator alexander and to patty murray for joining together and doing the things necessary to improve that bill. the culture of education had shifted in this country to high-stakes testing to looking at measures that made no sense to educate artificial deadlines that could not be met. for even doing things that undermine the very goals and aspirations we have for our country which is to lead the globe in educational excellence. and so i'm encouraged that senator bennet and myself and the majority of this body agr

i was very glad to work with senator bennet on that amendment. improving oversight of the early learning alignment and improvement grants program. oversight over our programs in washington is critical. i was glad to work with senator warner on greater oversight of these programs. finally working with senator isakson, again, on the local control piece. that's putting the decisionmaking back with parents, and this amendment will better inform parents about their rights when it comes to mandatory assessments and the qualifications of their classroom teachers. i think we need to inform parents so that they can make the best decisions for their children. i'm confident that the bipartisan commonsense reforms in the every child achieves act will improve our education system and certainly make sure that the decisionmaking rests where it should, with parents teachers local school boards and our states rather than the washington one-size-fits-all approach that we have seen too much of. and in turn, it will help prepare students in new hampshire and across