hi, i'm megan beyer.on beyer and i know that healthier children perform better in school and have higher self-esteem. let's help them eat right and get moving, today. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh ♪ that sweet flowing love >>> that is an exclusive look at 16-year-old mariah formica's crazy performance on "the voice." tonight, she gets all four judges to turn around. she has a lot of "heart." >> whoever gets her has the edge. blake always does. only online, we got his reaction to his buddy, luke bryan, joining "idol." ♪ hi don't you go ahead and break my heart ♪ >> i heard you sound-checking earlier. i heard gwen with you. i sure did. it's got the be nice. i see you come down here all the time with the boys. >> we have so much fun. i don't think you should be able to have that much fun. it's probably not legal in li together nearly two years. what was it like when the two first fell in love? >> we were just starting to hang out. together.

hi, i'm megan beyer. i, urge you to read to a child at an early age. that will make a big difference in their future success. help open a child's window to the world. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. i just need a second. [male narrator] is your weight holding you back and affecting your health? did you see this? hm? your cousin had a heart attack. really? [narrator] excess weight or obesity can be serious . but you can do something about it. visit your weight matters dot org. download the free toolkit to prepare you to speak with a healthcare provider. your weight does matter. accept the challenge and take charge today . visit your weight matters dot org. >> >> whoa, whoa, whoa, how am i supposed to use the japanese toilet? >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> before we go, one direction apt niall horan had a minireunion with harry styles today. >> ellen loves to scare her guests. who better to make niall jump tha

hi, i'm megan beyer.hat healthier children perform better in school and have higher self-esteem. let's help them eat right and get moving, today. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. . >>> police are looking for a man who dragged a jogger onto a playground and attack her. >> a social media battle leads to threats of a walk out. >> and we'll introduce you to a 6-year old resume of charity work that stacks up against most adults. >> and a bit of a chill in the air this morning. >>> good morning. and happyfriday eve. we're waking up toa chilly day out there. washington right now 51 degrees, 48 in leesburg. you want tofind the cold air you've got to go to davis, 28 degrees there. this is how your day breaks down. the next few hoursyou'll find the temperatures up to 52 by 9 app, 55 by noon and 59 this afternoon. we'll seethe high temperatures up to 60 today across most areas. a lotof places will get stuck in the 50s. i want to bring yourattention to a few ch

hi, i'm megan beyer.on beyer and i, urge you to read to a child at an early age. that will make a big difference in their future success. help open a child's window to the world. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. . >>> we have a yellow alert this morning. some of the showersare making their way through the area all because of tropical depression nate. today marks gunman opened fire on a country concert las vegas. >> and game 3 tonight against the cubs but will be without one of their coaches. we have moreon a lawsuit he's now facing. >>> this morning is when we're going to have the roughest of weather making its way through. this is when we could potentially see some of the heavy downpours pop up. theyellow color is an indication of the moderate to heavy rain. so this is this morning 4:25 a.m. you can see some of the heavier rain. it'sgoing to push into the area. let's track it for you. at8 a.m. still looking at moderate to heavy rain around d.c. tha

we're certainly glad that you are safe. >> fox 5 bill beyer. >>. >>> gun control advocates are hopinghis historic mass shooting. house minority leader nancy pilosi urged paul ryan to form violence, one of the country's most vocal advocates for gun control made a plea on capitol hill, gab bee gifford was seriously hurt when a began tried to hill her. her and her husband urged lawmakers to pass stricter gun laws >> we're hearing today at the capitol and the white house are thoughts and prayers. thoughts and prayers are important. we send our thoughts and prayers too. but they're not enough. your thoughts and prayers aren't going to stop the next shooting. >> they want lawmakers to ban military grade weapons and keep guns out of the wrong hands, but critics argue it's not the time to talk about gun control, doing so, they say politicizes the issue kelly and giffords were in town to campaign for ralph um >>> let's talk about the weather. >> what does the rest of the week look like? sue palka can tell us about that. >> i'm glad i'm the weather lady, we have a beautiful forecast. let me sho

hi, i'm megan beyer.ressman don beyer and i, urge you to read to a child at an early age. that will make a big difference in their future success. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. >>> the whole country still trying to figure out why a 64- year-old man opened fire on a concert in las vegas. more on what we do know still ahead. >>> and if a mass shooting were to happen here in d.c., how would we be respond? the fight to equip one d.c. hospital with that. >>> and tom petty was still alive when some people went to bed last night. this morning, though, we can confirm he passed away. we're going to break down all that confusion straight ahead. >>> right now let's check in with mary on the weather. how's it looking? >> hey, jan. a nice, quiet morning out there with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. we're going to see another gorgeous fall-like day out there with high temperature of 75 degrees. sunny and beautiful, i think that says it all. winds out of the

representatives don beyer of virginia and carolyn maloney of new york are hosting the discussion.w women represent 47% of the work force, yet account for 20% of seats on corporate boards. beyer said changing that is not only good for changing business, it will go a long way to protecting women from harassment. >> they won't be paying out $32 million to settle a claim and then rehiring the guy. i think they will help us be much tougher, have a much more zero tolerance approach. >> several studies have found levels of corporations can enhance a company's performance. >> there is new intel tonight about that deadly ambush in niger. >> turns out u.s. troops were chasing an isis recruiter. four american service members were killed in that attack earlier this month. despite the new information, there are still a lot of unanswered questions. nbc's hans nichols joins us now from the pentagon. hans, what jumps out to you about the military's explanation for the attack? >> reporter: we think the key questions remains how much this reconnaissance mission changed during the operation. did the

hi, i'm congressman don beyer.ssion can be successfully treated, but those suffering, often don't ask for help. encourage them to reach out. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. . >>> the certainly is on for a hit and run driver to struck a police officer along a busy road. >> tweet that sent social media on fire about a rumor about the first lady. >> we're getting out the door hopefully to work and school on time. >> you put a lot of responsibility on me. it ischilly out there. so you need ajacket. as far as the afternoonnot so much. 51 degrees inwashington. temperatures47 degrees at the bus stop with lots of sunshine out there. we're going to warm up nicely today. high temperatures75 degrees, sunny, beautiful, southwest winds 10 miles per hour. this is how your day pansout. i'll tell you why you needthat sweater once again later on in the afternoon, 66 by noon. we'll hit our high around 3:00 in the afternoon after that the temps are going to drop. looking at up

hi, i'm congressman don beyer. be successfully treated, but those suffering, often don't ask for help. encourage them to reach out. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. . >>> the deadly wildfires in northern california may have been sparked by some downed power lines. >> and we're getting an idea of what a new border wa like if it's ever built. . >> i don't want to relive that. >> and this weather going to be a little less traumatic. >> yeah, you're going to have some clouds. every now and thenyou may get some drizzle or a light shower. for the most parta quiet, cloudy and cool day out there. temperatures in theupper 60s once again today. this is noon today lunch hour cloudy out there, showers hit or mission, drizzle hit or miss. as we head into friday evening and night it looks like we'll keep that same pattern sticking around. friday nightfootball you might have some drizzle out there in a few spots, others will get the clouds. so when does the rainfinally push

hi, i'm congressman don beyer.tors to determine what screenings are best for you. make your appointment today, and keep it! this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> hurricane ophelia is strengthening over the atlantic ocean this morning. it's about 700 miles west of the azores with maximum sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. it's the tenth atlantic hurricane this season and it could be headed toward ireland in about five days. >> the boy scouts won't be for just boys much longer. they will soon allow girls in. roxana saberi has the story. >> reporter: the boy scouts of america says its values are important for both young men and women, so starting next year, girls will be admitted into the cub scouts, and in 2019, a program for older girls will allow them to earn the rank of eagle scout. 16-year-old cydney long has been fighting this. she's wanted to be a boy scout since she was 4. >> it's

concert goers the presidents have already raised thirty one million dollars for hurricane victims beyers americans to give more. these were grievous storms back to back there is still to be honored in florida. and our friends in puerto rico and the american virgin islands have only begun to dig their way out of what could be still a calamity this disaster but it can be a new beginning it was former students here tonight could not be prouder. of the response of americans. when they see their neighbors and they see their friends. they see strangers in me american step up. but rina shah is a republican strategist and commentator she says donald trump's absence of the events raising questions. his base is going to bring up one point and this is one thing i've heard from them throughout the day is that it's terrible that they didn't invite the commander in chief these are five past presidents and they're dividing this country even more by nine biting donald trump who's the sitting president and i said look this is it's a campaign of misinformation out there on the social media universe fortun

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you presume congress did not delegate the authority to insure -- issued a major regulation justice beyer first articulated something like this but then in the late nineties some cases even before that even justice rehnquist and i think it is an important doctrine for those broad delegations if you are concerned about agencies taking vague delegations to do massive agency rules then this is critical. know i will be? to things on this bahau major is major? money, people, what? that is an important debate and some rules that are made and that is one issue but that is a piece of the nine delegations story and is not under presidents but that is the broad delegations that puts the break on what some agencies have done to those massive rules. >> is a popular perception that they will do what they want to do and when they have that overreach your pad that privilege so what role should the other branches play in terms of their own interpretations of the constitution?. >> everyone is under a duty to consider the constitutionality of what they're doing for the of legislation or the legality under

beyer: thank you. the caribou are food source to alaskan indigenous groups who lived off the land for thousands of years. all of this will do very little in the short run to reduce the deficit. the oil prices are so low that no one will attempt to extract fossil fuels at this time. we just believe the anwr must be protected from the budget for future generations, the wildlife and the native people that inhabit it. part two, mr. chairman, the budget attacks federal government employee retirement and benefits. it reduces the deficit by $32 billion. it's clearly -- it clearly targets federal employee retirement benefits because that's the substantial mandatory spending within o.g.r.'s jurisdiction. by slashing these benefits, the budget will eliminate any sense of security that current employees have. we should be protecting their rights and benefits. this is the original bargain they may have. much gave up lucrative careers in the private sector for the opportunity to serve all americans and for a small

beyer. >> thank you. we called this the great american eclipse. what will we call the next one? x that's a good question. do you have a suggestion? >> you have to be careful like saying this is my favorite child. >> i know. i worried about it, too. i don't know. i don't have a good idea at this moment. >> we can have a contest. >> we should. i've always been concerned, is it just accidental we look in the sky and the disc of the moon looks about the same size as the disc of the sun. if you look at the nice picture we have, do you figure if the moon were bigger or smaller the eclipse would look the way it was. bigger driving this? >> we live in a fortunate time in that sense. the earth is slowing down due to tidal rotations from the moon. as the earth slows down the moon moves further away. i was curious about your when the moonking moves away at some centimeters per year when is the moon going , to be too far away to not ever have a total solar eclipse again. it's hundreds of millions of years so we have some time yet. >> rather than accidental? cracks -- x >> if you go into the

bine beyer buyer the men came from -- mr. beyer: the men came from 42 different states, representing all walks of life and backgrounds. they send the risks and volunteered to become army officers at the height of the veet unanimously war. after graduation over half received orders to vietnam and two classmates made the ultimate sacrifice. james dupont and thomas edgran. many others earned the purple heart. these men will renew the bonds forged 48 years ago. please join me in pausing to reflect on their sacrifices and extending them our thanks. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition. the gentleman is recognized for one anyone. >> thank you, madam speaker. today i rise to recognize the tremendous work of elizabeth dent who has been an invaluable part of the house appropriations subcommittee of agriculture for the past three years. elizabeth came to work with the subcommittee i chaired after working several years with former appropriator, congressma