patricia boyle and her colleagues recently conducted a study indicating that having a mission in lifeis meaningful." some volunteer to help those in need. some become mentors, sharing their wisdom and experience. others focus on self-improvement, learning a new language or a new skill. one young man spends months training guide dogs for the visually impaired. a busy young mother finds a few minutes each morning to think of ways she can influence her children for good. a grandma, who can no longer write, makes calls to friends and extended family members on special occasions. each, in his or her own way, finds purpose. and although life can be demanding and tedious at times when we decide to live with purpose, the quality of our life improves. we don't just float; we sail purposefully to our destination. ♪ ♪ ♪ have i done any good in the world today? ♪ ♪ have i helped anyone in need? ♪ ♪ have i cheered up the sad made someone feel glad? ♪ ♪ if not, i have failed indeed. ♪ ♪ ♪ has anyone's burden been lighter today ♪ ♪ because i was willing to share? ♪ ♪ have the sick and the weary been

liz: bradley byrne, republican, and congressman brendan boyle, democrat.ou very much. >>> closing bell, we're about 18 minutes away. tivo targeting cord cutters. we showed this to you earlier this week. their shocking and kind of controversial new social media campaign where they let viewers choose between happy mom or horrified mom. guess what? the verdict is in. we have the results from tivo, stay tuned. >>> and the search for two escaped convicts in upstate new york continues as frozen meat, of all things, does in a prison employee. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, find the lowest prices of the season, with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep

we begin with representative boyle you voted no on the tpa, why? >> several reasons more than anything else i don't like the fact that i just got elected to the body five and a half months ago and now completely or this body has completely taken itself out of the game. we now have no ability to amend what final deal will be whatsoever. we haven't been a part of this process other than having to beg and claw my way to get into a bunker to read the agreement that is not yet finalized. we haven't been a part of this at all and now we have an up or down vote what is true. but no ability to amend on labor provision website environmental provisions, and important other considerations, the ifcs. we get a chance to talk about which actually jeopardizes the sovereignty of the united states and both conservatives and progressive should be concerned about. so i'm not antitrade. i recognize that we're four to five percent of the world's population that we need to do trade internationally. i believe it is about time that agreements are better and actually weigh

. >> captain wolf and his team, engineer ken buchanan, firefighter cameron boyle, look for the sourceof seems like it's down underneath the manhole. >> captain wolf and firefighter boyle lean in for a closer look. >> i turn on my flashlight to see anything down there that's burning. and that's when it exploded. it was just a bright flash that came up. it almost felt like a wave. and it kind of brought my arms up. and spun me around. >> the explosion knocks captain wolf back. >> all's i remember is just a noise and then a ringing. and bright light, electrical smell kind of thing. >> i woke up in the bushes and i remember the first thing i did was i checked because my face was on fire and it felt like my hands were burnt. first thing i did was make sure i have fingers left. >> they still don't know what's burning. but they rush to captain wolf's aid. as they pass the manhole -- >> the hole went off again. >> watch as the force of the blast barely misses hitting officer wombach in the face. unfazed, firefighter boyle finds a stunned captain wolf. >> i was so dazed and confused trying to

he is serving a life sentence for gunning down dan boyle in 1991. boyle was a rookie just 21 years old. >>> happening today, the camden county police department will host two block parties in camden. both are this afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30. the goal is to strengthen the bond between the police and the community. >>> a symbol of pride or hate? we're following the controversy surrounding the confederate flag in the wake of the charleston church shooting. why the naacp is calling on taking it down. and the construction that could impact your commute to the jersey shore this weekend. >>> good morning. we have big changes on the way. we're starting off dry in most areas this morning. but as we head into tonight, we are going to see heavy rain moving in with remnants of what is now tropical depression bill. let's look at our first alert. it's a first alert weather day going into effect at 8:00 p.m. tonight until sunday 8:00 p.m. that's also the timing of the flood watch that will go into effect tonight. we're even seeing a bit of light rain moving in ri

he was convicted in 1991 of shooting rookie philadelphia police officer daniel boyle. fired eight shots in the roof of the police cruiser hitting the officer in the temple and boyle died two days later. the supreme court ruled 4-1 that bracy cannot be executed because he is intellectually disached and those are barred. >>> and sentenced to 339 to 690 years behind bars for sexually accusing children over a period of decades. they say that warren yerger molested two boys and two girls in his care. by deoften violent acts. >>> and the puppies survive add crash on the turnpike. a van carrying about 80 dogs for a commercial breeder involved in a wreck near the interchange early this morning. sadly two pup yieppyies did not survive. others had broken bones. the spca are nursing them back to health. >>> and breaking ground on a residential tower in philadelphia, set to rise along the banks of the schuylkill river. this will be a high-rise from carl dranoff. they say with prices starting at $685,000 for a one-bedroom these luxury amenities are really targeting empty-nesters, p

teda boyle is a retired lieutenant from pelican bay.as a watch commander on the day of the riot. >> the kind of people that were there were guilty of some of the most heinous crimes. murder, strong-armed robbery, rape. >> within the 275-acre penitentiary is the security housing unit known as the shu. a prison within a prison. shu inmates spend about 22 hours every day in solitary confinement. locked up in an 8 x 10 windowless cement cell with little human contact. inside the shoe are about 1,000 level-four prisoners, what boyle calls the worst of the worst. inmates that other wardens don't want or can't handle. dangerous gangs founded within the penal community. >> because of their gang leadership, they have the authority to authorize other people in the community to commit these types of crimes. >> and on that day two alleged gangs go to war. it's sunday, and it's raining. 200 shu prisoners are released into b yard for exercise. boyle says that the entire prison is on edge dating back to a smaller racially charged riot six months earli

colin rutherford, josh boyle katelyn coleman, and the child she bore in captivity remain in pakistan. i use every resource available i failed them. one of those resources was my constitutional rights was to speak to members of congress. you passed the military whistleblower act to ensure such actions but after i made protected disclosures to congress, the army suspended my clearance, removed me from my job, and sought to court-martial me. as a soldier, i support and defend the constitution of the united states in order to have a government in which the voices of the people are heard. my team had a difficult mission, and i used all legal means available to recover the hostages. you, the congress, were my last resort. but now i'm labeled a whistle-blower, a term that's both radioactive and derogatory. i'm before you because i did my duty, and you need to ensure all in uniform can go on doing their duty without fear of reprisal. let me be clear, i never blamed my situation on the white house. my loyalty is to my commander in chief, as i support and defend the constitution. whatever i say

darryl boils boyle was shocked what he was seeing. the confederate flag, stands as a memorial on the state house grounds. just days after nine people were killed by a racist to keep slavery during the civil war in the early 1860s was later adopted 50 white supremacist group, ku klux klan. the alleged shooter dylann roof also posed with it with pictures online. >> i think it's despicable that we have this flag flying on our state grounds. >> reporter: the flag can only be removed by the legislature. it honest a part of american history some say. but the killings in charleston have again fueled debate whether it's an appropriate symbol. >> i see disrespect, i see racism. >> a monuments honoring strom thurmond is known in part for his attempt to block the civil rights act. then there's the issue of current laws. the u.s. attorney general is investigating the shooting as a possible hate crime. here in america the states also have additional statutes that call for different punishment for those that enlist hate but south carolina has no ha

>> and joe boyle joining us this morning with his family. it's great to have you here.day. >> thank you. we all just love your story, and we're honored to have you here with us today. the cleveland clinic is so supportive. as you're battling this and your doctor i understand ran the marathon with you. >> yep. the clinic has been incredible. and the doctor is an absolute legend in every sense of his life. as a doctor athlete, and a dad himself on father's day. >> we know you are huge fans of captain america. we have a very special visitor for you this morning. we want to bring our visitor out to help celebrate on this very special father's day. and our special visitor -- >> hi guys. how we doing? >> nice to see you. >> great to meet you. >> how are you doing? >> great to see you. >> o' we've heard you've been inspired by my story but you inspired the marvel and captain america team. we would like to invite you and your family to visit the set of the next captain america film this summer in atlanta, georgia. >> are you available? [ laughter ] >> we can be available! excel

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i kept my head down, nice and easy. >> i'm aaron boyle, i served in the united states army, i did two tours, one in iraq. i served in afghanistan where i was hurt. i lost my right arm and leg. i have seize damaged to the left. >> we have blind golfers, amputee golfers. we have post-traumatic stress disorder golfers. >> >> you want me to help. all the bunkers were designed to travel into the bunker, i can hit out of the bunker, clean up my mess and move on. is that a sand trap there. >> sand trap there. jack niklas designed the golf course for a total of $0. he did it. he wanted to help. it's rehabilitating, allowing you to relate to life. in life you have challenge. i lost my leg. in golf you have challenges, not nearly as big. >> we had our second child, baby girl. i love my life. my injury did not stop there. >> i'm nervous about having a girl. is it easier than a boy. >> much easier. whether it's you having a job or taking care of your family you keep moving. . >> man, i hit that ball a long way. >> you did. >> american-led golf course gives me hope. >> agreed, great, great sport >

he is serving a life sentence for gunning down officer daniel boyle in 1991.oyle was a rookie just 21 years old. >>> happening today, the camden county police department will host two block parties in camden. both are this afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30. the goal is to strengthen the bonds between police, city leaders, and the community. >>> well eagles head coach chip kelly will have to fork over some big bucks after losing a lease dispute. a philadelphia judge ordered kelly to pay nearly $100,000 to the landlord of his former penthouse apartment. he argued he failed to give notice that he was moving out after a year. the judge agreed. kelly will also lose his $20,000 security deposit. >>> up next on nbc 10 news today, bridge backup. the construction delay that could impact your commute to the jersey shore this weekend. come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes, hashtags. it's time to celebrate our 35th birthday, with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. come to the only place that makes l

. >> reporter: dale boyle couldn't believe what is he was seeing he took a picture.ays after nine members were killed in an historical black church. the flag was used by the confederate army to among other things keep slavery in civil wars. it was later adopt by the ku klux klan. sunday, this church is planning to reopen for the first time since the shooting, promising to >> i think it's a symbol of hatred. i think it's disgusting and despicable that we have this flag flying on our state grounds. >> reporter: the flag can only be removed by the state legislature. supporters say keeping the flag flying is about free speech, honouring part of history. >> the killings in charleston fuelled the debate. whether it is an appropriate symbol. >> i see disrespect. i see racism. >> reporter: on the other side of the park there's a monument to strachan firmeman was known for a battle trying to block the civil rights act. there's the issue of current laws. the u.s. attorney-general is investigating the shooting as a hate crime. here in america most states have additional statute

boyle says the qfp blood test technology is an easy and accurate alternative. it americans the immune response to the bacteria that -- measures the immune response to the bacteria that causes the condition. if exposed, it takes two weeks for the body to show signs of infect. tuberculosis is the world's most second common cause of death. when it comes to tuberculosis we know it's the second cause of death worldwide. >> this test is critical and when you think about the difficulties that we have in term of the logistics, funding, anything that provides more easy, accurate, quick resulted really helps in getting out there and -- result really helps in getting out there and preventing the spread of tuberculosis. >> the rockville high school student and staff members who had close contact with the infected person between february and may were recommended to be tested. >>> there is a changing of the guard at cbs news. john dickerson takes the helm of face the nation on sunday. i asked him how he's approaching the show. >> do you think it's fresher to be a little flas

bracey is serving a life sentence for gunning down philadelphia police officer daniel boyle in 1991. boyle was a rookie at the time, just 21 years old. >>> a new proposal to reduce the carbon footprint left by big trucks on the road. the environmental protection agency and department of transportation said the new standards will reduce carbon emissions and fuel costs. it calls for new engines that would boost fuel efficiency nearly 40%. it wouldn't begin for awhile. it would affect model years 2021 through 2027 and apply to all semitrucks, large pickup trucks advance and buses and work trucks. >>> one man is dead another in critical condition after investigators say it appears they tried to stow away on a flight from south africa to england. british police say the men were hiding in the undercarriage of the plane as it flew from johannesburg to heathrow airport. one man apparently fell from the plane as it approached the airport. his body landed on a rooftop. the other man believed to be 24 years old was removed unconscious from the undercarriage of the plane on the tarmac. >> the sa

and we must not forget warren weinstein is dead while colin rutherford, josh boyle kaitlyn coleman and her child remain hostages. who is fighting for them? thank you. >> thank you, lieutenant colonel. thanks for your services. i will point out there isrepresentative hunter is in our audience, so thank you sir. johnson special agent johnson has raised concerns about national security and criminal risks in the eb-5 program to her management and to the special options general. >> it seems we're all going to do that today. chairman johnson, ranking member carpenter and distinguished members of the committee i appreciate the opportunity to speak before you guys today surrounding the issues of obstacles with whistle blowing. i am a special agent. i've been with hsi for about 11 years. i've been responsible for investigating large transnational organized crime groups involved in money laundering, narcotics and world class smuggling. i won't bore the committee with accommodations, although i have received some of the highest honors in my department and i have yearly promotions. after displayin

. >> but kim knows if they have it bad, contractor bruce boyles has it worse.below them from his safety harness, which is still connecting him to the bucket. one wrong move could send them all crashing into the water below. >> we were just encouraging him to hang on, hang in there, help was on the way. >> kim doesn't know it from her position in the bucket, but the contractor who fell into the river has survived and is pulled to safety below. now rescuers on the bridge are trying to devise a plan to save the rest of them. >> captain randy fulford was one of the individuals that i knew had recent high-angle rescue training that i knew would make the rescue more safe, both for the individuals we were rescuing, but also for our own rescuers. >> firefighters record the action with their own video cameras. they're hoping to catch this rare high-angle rescue on camera to be used in training video one day. minutes pass. they're prepping captain fulford. but down in the bucket, kim is starting to wonder if they'll ever be saved. >> just dangling there, i wasn't sure wh

josh boyle and collin rutherford.we saw that nobody else was trying to get them home we were working every initiative possible. one was the 1 for 7 and in that we were looking at him described as the pablo escobar of afghanistan and we realized he was another war lord that's actually an ally of the regime. we lured him to the u.s. under a false promise of safe passage and basically unsealed indictment and put him in jail for life. some felt he was a wretched human being and others felt he was wronged. as we looked at the options we looked at 5 for 1 that we thought died in 2012 as the worst option. so for us it was we aren't getting bergdahl let alone the other hostages back for free. every option was going to be painful so the option for us was one that was at least less painful so we were able to reach out to the tribe we believed could free the hostages and we made a lot of progress on it. i briefed it widely but in the end when the taliban came to the table the state department basically said it must be the 5 for

patrick kane brian boyle, it's going to be a great series. >>> a check on your weather with nbc meteorologistkarins. i went to nat's park last night and got hit with a sidewards mist, 40 degrees, felt like i was in fenway in april. what the heck is going on? >> we went from like a hot, dry may to a cold like dreary june. >> awful. >> doesn't take long for people to complain once you hit june when you get weather like this. good news a lot of the rain shifted to the south. the storm is lingering here down here in the south. still kind of a stationary front lingering. some areas have cleared out back behind it. atlanta being one of them, back towards atlanta with the cold front. out ahead of it that's where we're going to see the storms today right through the carolinas. as we go back here in the middle of the country where we're going to deal with severe weather today. we've had a few strong storms early this morning around omaha down towards lincoln, nebraska. those may try to make it towards kansas city. the only bottom line for today is that if you're in colorado from denver northwards or s

shaheen: from michael boyle. michael is the c.e.o. of boyle energy services and technology. they have a facility in concord new hampshire which i have had the good fortune to visit. they do great work. this testimony is testimony that michael gave before the house committee on financial services this morning at a hearing that examined the export-import bank's reauthorization request and the government's role in export financing. as i said, boyle energy does impressive work. they optimize energy performance and power and energy infrastructure construction projects. their services have reduced greenhouse gas emissions and eliminated millions of gallons of hazardous waste at facilities around the world. it's a great american small business story. boyle energy got connected with the export-import bank a number of years ago at a forum in new hampshire where ex-im announced their new global access for small business program to help small businesses export. you know, right now about 40% of large businesses export, but only 1% of small and medium sized businesses export in the unite

. >> my name is aaron boyle. i served in the u.s. army as an e-5 sergeant. i had two tours.ne of in iraq and i served in afghanistan where i was hurt. i lost my right arm and my right leg and had severe damage to my left. >> we have blind golfers, am pew tea golfer, paraplegic golfers, post-traumatic stress golfers. >> you want me to help you or you got it? >> i got it. >> all of the bunkers are designed so i can travel into the bunker. i can hit out of the bunker and i can clean up my mess and then move on. >> is that a sandtrap right there? >> sandtrap there. yeah. >> jack nick lawsuit designed this back 9 for grand total of $0. he did it just because he wanted to help. >> it's rehabilitating. it allows to you relate to life. in life you have challenges. i lost my leg. in golf you have challenges, not nearly as big. >> we just had our second child, a baby girl. i love my life and my injury didn't stop that . >> i am kind of nervous about having a girl, though man. >> it's a piece of cake. >> is it easier than the boy? >> much easier. >> whether that's you having a job or w

so for john boyle and his grandson, it's stay away from the water for now. and who knows for how much longer. >> 55 gallons of that gooey stuff there. >> let's talk about our own weather here. little warmer today, but a little bit of showers maybe? >> you can see that's what we are tracking. some isolated showers into the north bay. you mentioned eded it in the forecast yesterday. santa rose would have the possibility. all of that is just north of santa rosa. also windsor, there's just an isolated possibility we may get something popping here throughout the next 45 minutes. any of that activity right now is getting funneled from this blowup of moisture throughout the sierra. numerous thunderstorms here today that will also keep the chance of maybe showers in the forecast for tomorrow. let's get a look outside. a beautiful afternoon right now. north bay 71 and sunny skies. south bay coming in with 73. tomorrow's forecast looks hotter for us. take a look at these temperatures. we'll go up to 75 in the peninsula. north bay at 78. we'll watch out for the chance

daryl boyles was shocked so had to take a picture of it.he confederate flag with symbol of racism to many still flies on the statehouse grounds in south carolina, just days after nine african-americans were killed inside a historic black church allegedly by a white man with racial grievances. the flag was used by the confederate army who fought to secede from the u.s. for among other things to keep slavery. it was adopted by the coup clutch clan and the alleged shooter dylann roof also posed with it on photos seen on line. >> it's a symbol of hatred, it's disgusting despicable that we still have this flag flying on our state grounds. >> the flag can only be removed by the state let me lature. supporters saying keeping it flying is about free speech as honors at part of american history. the killings of charleston have again fueled debate of whether it's an appropriate symbol. >> i see disrespect. i see racism. >> on the other side of the capitol is a monument honoring former u.s. senator strom thurmond. he's nope in part for his long battle

collin rutherford josh boyle, caitlin coleman the child she borne in captivity remain hostages in pakistan. i used every resource available but i failed them. after making protective disclosures to congress the army suspended my clearance, removed me from my job and sought to court-martial me. >> the army won't say why it is investigating him. "both the law and army policy would prohibit initiating an investigation based solely on a soldier's protected communications with congress." lieutenant colonel amarine describes turf battles between the state department, fbi, cia and dod that he says cost the lives of american hostages like warren weinstein, killed in a cia drone strike in january. >> i'm before you because i did my duty and you need to ensure all in uniform can go on doing their duty without fear of reprisal. >> he contacted congressman duncan hunter about his concerns. he says the retaliation began when hunter revealed the military tried and failed to pay a ransom for bergdahl which is against the u.s. law. bret? >> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. >>> tonight rep

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boyle about his. and the list goes on and on. how do we say to these people we are here for you you are our top priority when the impression that they have is that this is not a good deal for them. but it can be. i'm hopeful it can be. so while i'm a big supporter of t.a.a., if t.a.a. slows down the fast track i am to vote -- i am prepared to vote against t.a.a. because its defeat sad to say, is the only way that we will be able to slow down the fast track. now i understand there will be some manipulations here one way or another what bill comes first, what can come up, what can't, but the fact is this. the facts are these actually, that the -- if t.a.a. fails, the fast track bill is stopped. they will take up the vote, as they said they would not, they may take up the vote, but it doesn't go any place. it's stuck in the station. and for that reason sadly because the senate has sent us the bill that way connected, sadly because the fast track passes will need t.a.a. trade adjustment assistance, sadly i would vote against the t.a.

boyle: mr. speaker, as you might be able to predict, i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up h.r. 1031, a bill that would protect thousands of american jobs by preventing the shutdown of the export-import bank. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. polis: we would hope that mr. boyle's request would be accepted. we do have another member from california a leader for the export-import bank, mr. cardinas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman may state his unanimous consent. mr. cardenas: i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up h.r. 1031. the speaker pro tempore: as previously stated, the unanimous consent request can't knt be entertained. mr. polis: i yield to ms. slaughter for the purposes of a unanimous consent request. ms. slaughter: thank you. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up h.r. 1031, a bill to protect thousands of american jobs by preventing the export-import bank from shutting

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boyle says the blood test technology is an easy and accurate alternative to the skin test and he believes it can help lower the rates of tb which is the world's second most common cause of death. >> it's absolutely critical and when you think about the difficulties we have in terms of the logistics, funding, anything that provides more easy, accurate, quick results really helps in getting out there and preventing the spread of tuberculosis. >> qft measures the immune response to the bacteria that causes tb. rockville high school students and staff who had contact with the infected person between february and march have been recommended for the test. >>> it was a late rally but it gave them the win in the stanley cup finals. nonetheless the chicago black hawks stole the opener of the finals last night beating the tampa bay lightning 2-1. it was one of two goals scored in the final six and a half minutes. game number two slated for saturday night. > rescue crews in china have begun cutting into the hull of a capsized cruise ship looking for survivors. >> federal agents are revealing more no

acting categories with trophies going to annalee ashford for "you can't take it with you" and christian boyle for "something rotten." >>> right now we're joined by "u.s.a. today" entertainment reporter air arienne koch -- reporter arienne thompson. >> new info about caitlyn. >> she tweeted out trans is beautiful. really stepping into her new life and being embraced by her trans community as well. that's her in the center with the jeans on and the long brown hair. >> where is this? >> i don't know. she's been living in malibu for a while. take could be at her malibu pad. i don't know who the other women are but again really stepping into this community and finding some support around her. >> really interesting article in the "new york times" talking about the definition of womanhood, that's more than just dressing up in a biews ayer and wearing nail poll yirn. there was a -- polish. there was a little pushback to all the love of they are coming out. >> there's a burdenhood that comes with -- burden that comes with womanhood as well. caitlyn, whether or not she's a true woman in the same sense

boyle's story is the american story of thousands of businesses across this country, large and small. they rely on the bank to compete on the global stage and nevertheless, the united states congress, we are talking about shutting down one of the best resources our businesses have just to make a political statement. as the deadline for re-authorizing the bank nears, i have been encouraged to hear increasingly from some of my republican colleagues who have come out and said enough is enough. as a matter of fact as i sat in committee, i was very pleased to hear mr. fincher, a republican say that his wife told him, you don't represent and you don't work for the chairman of the committee, mr. hensarling. you don't work for the speaker, mr. boehner. you work for the people who elected you to come to congress and mr. fincher basically said to his chairman, it's time to stop playing the game. we have got to re-authorize the export-import bank. i want you to know that mr. hensarling and those right-wing conservatives who want to use this as a plit account point will have -- political point wi

joining me now is democratic congressman brendan boyle and congressman, thanks for joining us today.> congressman, what are you hearing about july fourth threats? >> well i can tell you that beginning from the opening retreat weekend that we had in a bipartisan basis for new members back in january, the fbi director flat out said to us that the single thing that concerns him the most is the so-called lone wolf attack. the kind of person who can become radicalized sitting in their basement or apartment, whether it be a suburb of columbus ohio or new york city or anywhere basically in the united states or the world. the fact that isis and its affiliates around the world is now calling on those people to act where they are, rather than coming to syria and to iraq and fight there but instead to strike where you actually live this becomes much more difficult to combat. we are aware of the challenge. i think we should be realistic and just what a difficult challenge it is to combat. at the same time, as kristen welker pointed out, this is the new normal. and the idea that we as americans 3

yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next up from the lightning is brian boyle., "most likely to star in 'aladdin on ice'." oh, that's a good one one. [ laughter ] >> steve: street rat. >> jimmy: next up from the blackhawks is kimmo timonen. he was voted, "most likely to ask his kids 'someone want to explain to me what that slice of pizza's doing in the fish tank?'" [ laughter ] pizza slices don't swim in water. [ laughter ] one of you kids want to explain to me how that there pizza slice -- >> steve: that's a salt water fish tank. >> jimmy: ended up in the salt water fish tank. [ laughter ] >> steve: we got three betas here, three tetras, they don't live on pepperoni. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i never seen a fish eat pizza, you? [ laughter ] i'm going to give you five minutes. i'm going to turn around. and then one y'all kids want to explain to me how that pizza slice got in that there fish tank? [ cheers and applause ] i don't know dad, get it out of there. >> steve: i'm going the take away your zunes. >> jimmy: finally, from the blackhawks we have brad richards.

bracey did shoot 21-year-old boyle eight times back in 1991.ng a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >>> from our delaware news room police say they've caught the florida and who robbed a mexican restaurant in bear delaware. they say 21-year-old marco medina acosta held up the restaurant on pulaski highway in bear last month. they say they also searched his apartment and ailed let mely found evidence linking him to the crime. he's in jail after he could not post $55,000 bail. >>> rehoboth city commissioners are expected to vote friday on whether to ban the use of pools and who the tubs at rental properties in the city. if approved it would require owners of the rental properties to cover and lock pools and hot tubs while the property is occupied by vacationers. the proposal stems from an increase of noise complaints around the popular beach community. however, those who oppose the ban say it will drive away visitors and greatly impact businesses who depend on the summer season's big profits. >>> one place where swimming is absolute

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. >> my name's aaron boyle i served in the united states army as e5 sergeant.ours, one in iraq and one in afghanistan, where i was hurt. >> nice shot. >> i lost my right arm and right leg and had severe dodge to my left. >> we have blind golfers paraplegic golfers post traumatic stress golfers. ahh! >> every day you come out here, you see a different person, different injuries. you hear different stories if they're willing to tell you. it's amazing. >> you want me to help you or you got it? >> i got it. >> all the bunkers are designed so i can travel into the bunker, hit in the bunker, clean up my mess and move on. every hole is named after a medal. the number three is the medal of honor hole. that means a lot to me because a lot of those guys gave their life. >> is that a sand trap there? >> sand trap. jack nicklaus designed this course for a grand total of $0. he did it just because he wanted to help. >> ok, aaron. there's a competition right now. i'm going to be closer to the hole than you are. >> people come out here and can't take the trash talk, then you

who better than catherine boyle to break down the details.h diageo could we see a deal here? >> seema, it's based on this one report from a brazilian magazine that isn't particularly focused on the magazine usually but there does seem to be a veiled response to it. even though this would have to be a huge price tag for this to go through. as well as, you know in favor of potentially going through is that this is someone that they have the backing that these are people who could potentially make something of this size happen. having said this the diageo company has been doing reasonably well. and helping with management and a particular wish for massive change at the company. as you said the market does seem to be adding credibility to this report. >> anything about the company saying -- >> they very much says they won't comment to the rumors and speculations. >> but some investors like the sound of it too. >> they do. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up the pension time bomb goldman sachs top banker tells cnbc why this could be europe's big

carl rutherford, josh boyle, caitlin colton and the child she bore in captivity remain hostages in afghanistanavailable, but i failed them. after i made protective discan closures to congress, the army us pended my clearance removed me from my job and sought to court-martial me. martha: why did the administration care so much about bowe bergdahl and not these poor, suffering individuals? >> it's not about the hostages, it's about the president's staff and himself wanting to get rid of the worst detainees the worst criminal detainees we had the five taliban. this is a narrative about getting rid of the taliban which makes this completely sad and completely, in my judgment inappropriate for the white house to essentially endanger american lives, leaving them to die and allowing for bergdahl to become kind of a small period in a larger political narrative. this was never about getting bergdahl back, this was about getting rid of the taliban and again, this is what the investigation's going to show. martha: and if it does show that, you are talking about the deal that was made with qatar. >> that'

lieutenant ty boyle originating from southern california and currently stationed in italy now finds himself says they've made rapid progress during only a few weeks helped by u.s. instructors sharing experiences from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> some of the guys are more experienced, bouncing some ideas off them and things they saw in their last appointment, things we have seen in prior deployments. >> reporter: u.s. military officials insisted all reports came from the governor of kiev and is limited to defensive experts. they say they will deliver no medical and only train the national guard which is limited to missions inside the ukraine. but the russian government itself not shy to show off its military is not convinced. the training on russia's doorstep is seen as a provocation. a criminal spokesman said it could destabilize the situation. >> i want you guys to treat this like it's real. we want you to focus on the enemy. >> during the six-month mission, the u.s. will train over 700 ukranian soldiers and there is already talk of extending the training, bringing knowledge to the

boyle about his. and the list goes on and on. how do we say to these people we are here for you you are our top priority when the impression that they have is that this is not a good deal for them. but it can be. i'm hopeful it can be. so while i'm a big supporter of t.a.a., if t.a.a. slows down the fast track i am to vote -- i am prepared to vote against t.a.a. because its defeat sad to say, is the only way that we will be able to slow down the fast track. now i understand there will be some manipulations here one way or another what bill comes first, what can come up, what can't, but the fact is this. the facts are these actually, that the -- if t.a.a. fails, the fast track bill is stopped. they will take up the vote, as they said they would not, they may take up the vote, but it doesn't go any place. it's stuck in the station. and for that reason sadly because the senate has sent us the bill that way connected, sadly because the fast track passes will need t.a.a. trade adjustment assistance, sadly i would vote against the t.a.

colin rutherford, josh boyle katelyn coleman, and the child she bore in captivity remain in pakistan. of my constitutional rights was to speak to members of congress. after i made protected disclosures to congress, the army suspended my clearance, removed me from my job, and sought to court-martial me. as a soldier, i support and defend the constitution of the united states in order to have a government in which the voices of the people are heard. my team had a difficult mission, and i used all legal means available to recover the hostages. you, the congress, were my last resort. but now i'm labeled a whistle-blower, a term that's both radioactive and derogatory. i'm before you because i did my duty, and you need to ensure all in uniform can go on doing their duty without fear of reprisal. let me be clear, i never blamed my situation on the white house. my loyalty is to my commander in chief, as i support and defend the constitution. whatever i say today is not as a republican or a democrat, but as a soldier without allegiance to any political parties. in early 2013, my office was ask

boyle: i thank the chair and ranking member and i want to sponsor the author of this resolution, mr. mcgovern. thanks to him, we finally have a chance to discuss and debate this issue right here on the house floor. before i entered this body when i was a state legislator and a candidate, i noticed back last august september as the isis movement was growing in iraq and syria and other parts of the middle east, the british parallelment rushed back to london to debate a war resolution. i was disappointed as an american citizen and quite frankly shocked that the united states congress did not do exactly the same thing. to come here and outline and debate the parameters by which we would authorize the president to wage war against this evil and barbaric threat. unfortunately, that did not happen. several months ago, i think it might have been back in january, president obama did submit to the foreign affairs committee of which i'm proudly a member, an authorization to use military force. unfortunately, that aumf got attacked by some on the right as insufficient in some areas and got attac