members from the office of congressman brendon boyle presented the group with awards and one centenarian tells us she learned an important life lesson while traveling. >> i've been all over the world. i traveled saint albert's 55 club and everywhere we went we had good time. different kind of people everywhere you go. if you treat them right they treat you right. >> well said. the centenarians in attendance represented more than wit 1800 years of experience combine.

live and broomfield, mark boyle denver7 is heartbreaking. we heard conversations between the drivers before the accident and bus driver carrie chopper sounded update before the buses left for dia to pick team. >> 1184, 1010, 1185 are you ready? >> 1185, i am ready. >> 1010, i am ready. >> sounds good. we are ready for an adventure. >> a call came in at 2:30 pm two hours before the crash. we are told bus drivers in the district are shaken and some did not want to drive today. did kerry miss a turn what she confused about what to do with it a medical condition. she passed a medical exam inmate, russell haythorn is live at dia russell? >> reporter: there are so many signs at di and it can be confusing especially for drivers unfamiliar with this airport, in particular a bus driver who is perhaps not familiar with driving a bus out here. in the area where the crash happened, for example, the driver for unknown road into this concrete pillar. if she had kept going she would not have had the clearance to get through level floor -- live report it is

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caller: hello, congressman boyle. like to say hello to you.is a shame that hillary ed byon's dog bg impropriety all the time. making a $100,000 investment overnight up till today. just the appearance of impropriety, apparently she has never done anything wrong. of course, the stuff in libya and syria as secretary of state was really something. the thing i would like to ask you is that you have said that colin powell recommended to hillary that she use a private server. colin powell doesn't recollect that. so which one of them is lying? thank you very much. guest: thank you for the call. but i was repeating is that according to numerous press dinner and also in the e-mail exchange, former secretary of state colin powell, someone with whom i have a great deal of respect, said he used a personal e-mail, not a personal server, but a personal e-mail to conduct business and that it would stay outside of the judicial process. i think that has been reported by a number of outlets and not just something that i'm accusing. i think that is pretty well de

denver 7 has team coverage and jennifer kovaleski is live in we start with mark boyle who is the first on scene today and he is live at dia, what are they saying about the cause of the crash? >> >>reporter: they are looking at a medical emergency for the female bus driver and hours after the crash the bus has not been towed away. it happened when the football team was returning from an out- of-state game in california and now it's a rough homecoming week. >>reporter: the wreckage of the out for students and staff as they simply ask why. police say around 20 people were on the bus when they crashed in to the pillar. the bus driver died. >> ran off the right side of the roadway and struck a pillar that takes us out to the pillar . >>reporter: those that were come away with bumps and bruises and it forced pick up to the west terminal. the pickup was backing up to the eastside and there was concern about damage to the garage. >> if there are safety issues they will take action. >>reporter: police are looking into the possibility of a medical emergency behind the wheel and there is still th

live in centennial mark boyle denver7 . >> back to you. >>> the debate tonight at 7:00 right here on denver7 and stay with us for denver7 news at 10:00 we will have a debate wrapup and hear why voters think and put the candidates statements and through the truth tracker. >>> castle rock olice tweet out a reminder, don't buy a car online without getting the paperwork. officers recovered a stolen car while dueling -- doing a random >>> tonight, making you proud to live in colorado. incredible scenery around the state as fall makes itself known. >>> the government is giving denver police a boost in the name of transparency. terrifying day in houston after a lawyerropens fire on random drivers. >>> colorado, beautiful conditions, mid-70s for the high as it gets warmer before i could hear the wiz of bullets going through my window. >> scary moments in houston today a gunman is dead and nine people are hurt after a hooter opens fire at a shopping center, randomly hitting people, starting them in their cars. when police arrived the gunman started shooting at them as % well it was then they

school officials say there is no infestation and we have mark boyle live where they insist that the building is infested. >>reporter: parents lined up around the building to other students out but is there a bedbug problem or is this just the thoughts? this is a picture that has everyonn talking to adam city high school. >>reporter: in the video given to us by a student the front offices filled with students signed out of school. >> she would sign the paper and then go on to the next. >>reporter: this is what they say is a bed bug in the school ?lassroom and this idea is taking off in social media. >> this is an epidemic going on and everyone is going crazy. the district tells us at first learned of a bedbug in the classroom late yesterday and they say that maintenance crews fumigated overnight and still found no evidence of dead bugs of any kind. students talk and this is just a big rumor but some paaents are notang the slightly. >> the climb and choose, close, backpacks. it's disgusting. >>reporter: we asked a local specialist to tell us what this be identified under a microscope because o

denver7's mark boyle was at adams city high school tonight. a lot of parents were taking their kids word for it. >> reporter: they were lined up around the school pulling their kids out. the questton, is this a lot of buzz or is there a big bedbug problem at the high school? we want to show you a picture classroom on the end of a pencil. they say students have seen them and began calling their parents today. much of the day parents were lined up trying to get the kids out of school, but the district said they fumigated last night after first hearing reports late yesterday and haven't yet seen any proof of any insect infestation here. still some parents aren't takiig any chances. >> i went straight up there and pulled him out. until the problem is totally fixed my sonwi in school. >> they've been going around the whole school. everybody has been saying watch out for the bedbugs. >> reporter: so we called the experts to see exactly if it was a bedbug or if nnt, what it was. they said the picture was a little too blurry to tell exactly what kind

amy: we will speak with mumia abu-jamal plus attorney bob boyle. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. hurricane hermine has made landfall in florida, unleashing torrents of rain and storm surges and up to 80 mile per hour winds. as many as 23 million people may be affected by the storm, which is the first hurricane to reach landfall in florida in more than a decade. more than 70,000 people have lost electricity in tallahassee. the storm is now headed toward georgia, although forecasters say it has weakened into a tropicical storm. in campaign news donald trump , has lost support from members of the latino community following his hard-line speech in phoenix on wednesday, in which he promised to deport 2 million people within his first hour in office. houston attorney jacob monty has resigned from trump's national hispanic advisory council. alfonso aguilar, president of the latino partnership for conservative p principles,s, has withdrawn his endorsement for trump. ramiro pena, a pastor in texas who

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you do not slight jimmy boyle in the city of new york.s a sainted man, you don't do that. >> michael daly, what a pleasure it is to have you here. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, "the washington post" drops a bombshell editorial warning other papers to stop obsessing over hillary clinton's e-mails. the author of that piece will join me ahead. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. >>> i'm going to take you behind the curtain on "all in." we went a little long with michael daly, because that was so remarkable to me. we have a lot coming up, including the original sin and the launch of donald trump's political career. a birther of a nation retrospect that you do not want to miss. stick around. that's why more people stick with humana medicare advantage. we work together with you to find the best plan, howeveyour needs might change. because grea

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mark boyle explained how they may be forced to leave their cozy town is something doesn't change. >> reporter: people come up to colors. ounty for the fall those who causes home are it is hard to find a more scenic spot near the metro area. >> families come here and work two or three jobs to support their families. >> reporter: what you do not see is a housing crisis not seen in decades. and those who work with low income families say, working families are being hit the hardest. >> on the rental site there is about a 220% but i doubt workers in the community got the kind of working wage. >> reporter: these numbers show housing costs skyrocketinn. these condos up 40% in two years alone. >> you were paying 80% of your income just to rent a home. and not to mention, if you have children. costs with healthcare and childcare, many families are doing without. >> it puts pressure on our human services. the food banks and social services and all of the nonprofits that support people who do not make a sustainable wage. it has a ripple effect. >> repprter: families noticed many of their friend

we will talk about what to expect from trevor siemian and also the defense let's get over to mark boyle. we have some tailgaters here. >> reporter: fans of the g lot have been gathered says about noon. it is a full dance party before the game. this is what you get. they don't know -- they have been ready for this game since the super bowl last year. there is an at here but they are ready to go inside and enjoy a bronco wind. >>> here's something you don't see everyday. the colorado governor hickenlooper is rappelling down the side of the building. this is for a good cause. he is raising awareness for the a familiar face at the nfl kickoff llage today. >> who is that? >> is peyton manning. he was there for the retirement combine. >> he is there to help the super bowl champs and of course their fans welcome the ball back into our lives. >> we are at civic center park. i assume things are calming down a little bit. >> reporter: they are starting to. they just finished their number one hit they are on stage right noo and in 30 minutes everything will get wrapped up in kickoff will happen an

police are still asking anybody with a shred of evidence or information to come forward mark boyle. denver 7. >>> we have more breaking news at five. one person has serious injuries. a gas explosion in winterpark. it happened in a home on fur drive very close to the resort. surrounding buildings have been evacuated. at this hour crews do not know what caused the explosion. >>> and denver police are investigating a crash by a suspected drunken driver that claimed the life of a denver post reporter. denver 7 sally is in and you spoke to colleagues that say her talent and joy will be greatly missed. >> as a fellow reporter, t is a somber day inside the newsroom. a talented reporter telling stories since 1979, worked for the dallas morning news and wall street journal and people magazine and the list goes on. a true talent that will be missed. >>> this morning inside the denver post room, reporters and story. >>> paper's headlines names one of their own. 60-year-old colleen o'conner hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. flowers cover her desk. denver post editor dana worked with c

. >> mark boyle is at thejail with -- where one is still being held. >> reporter: david hall's pond was reduced to $50,000. his wife vanessa bo bonded out at $100,000. i was the last person she wanted to see. >> i have nothing to say. >> reporter: what you have to say about stephen who is in the hospital. typically eats on a daily basis are why he has not been eating? is it acceptable to go without any kind of schooling for an she had no answers for me. they were arrested yesterday. there some not only has autism but is also legally blind. according to arrest records it shows the team passed out in the shower and was rushed to the hospital or doctor say he weighed 88 pounds. the doctors said he looked like he had been living in a 3 concentration camp. living on soda and crackers and using a jug next to his bed for a toilet. records also show he has not had any formal schooling since he was five and has not had medical or dental care for eight years. david is due back in court on friday and his wife is due back on september 20. their son will be treated for at least a month before his no

mark boyle denver7 . >> family members of the bus driver killed are obviously in morning. they are hoping for answers. that headquarters where she worked. direction loved being a bus driver. she had no known medical issues and the district said she passed her last physical in may. i just spoke to her husband and he describes a devoted wife of 22 years. a loving mother of four and grandmother of one who started driving a bus to supplement their family income. she was also a professional cake decooator. she loved it -- de bus for occasions. the family learned about the crash from text messages from her students. they don't understand what happened but they said she would never intentionally put what she called her kids in harms way. >> when they were on her bus they were her kids. they all knew that. the all-new that that was mom to them. >> reporter: friends of the family have started a gofundme website. >> there is ssill a mystery about what happened. why did the bus driver miss a turn in slam into a pillar. russell haythorn is at denver international airport. some of the

boyle. esther welch. -- mr. welch. >> let the court record a tally. >> on this vote there are 25 yea nay's.zero will now close the court, at the appropriate time we will depart for the capital visitors center as it has been prepared for a closed hearing of the committee. only members of the committee. the witnesses and counsel me be present. the clerk has been directed only to allow these persons to enter at that appropriate time. at recess until 7:30. announcer: the house oversight committee is holding hearings this week related to the of the eye investigation into hillary clinton plus it use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. today they looked at what committee leadership calls the department's failure to preserve federal records. see it live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. ticket-but software allows scalpers to purchase large quantities of to consumers at much higher license. today i subcommittee investigates the practice live at 2:38 -- p.m. eastern on c-span3. c-span radio app ma

mark boyle is in the studio. he will serve about five years in prison. >>.sense comes after mayfield pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of ammunition. this is surveillance video from that afternoon. you can see his friend to help them out after confronting a rival gang member in the parking lot. you the top left of your's green you can see to -- your screen you can see the two children in the crossfire before being pulled into an suv. mayfield's friend was shot and died. the rival gang member also died. it is that simple that if you are pulling the trigger you are he is ordered to serve three years of supervised release. >>> we have just learned about a murder in weld county. 49-year-old ronald butler is under arrest tonight after a woman was found shot several times at a residence in need to. we are still waiting to hear from police about her identity. >>> tense moments this morning after gun fire erupts near a three school were placed on attempted armed robbery near the school. the gunman got away. >

mark boyle denver 7. >>> this is what is left after a commuter train plowed into a train station. a woman in hoboken new jersey was killed this morning. hudson river from manhattan. more than 100 people were hurt in that. investigators are not saying why the train failed to slow down the engineer was just released from the hospital this afternoon and police say he is cooperating. >>> a crash like this likely would not have happened on rtd's new commuters lines because that is because unlike new jersey our rail system has something called positive train control and that slow speeding trains. only a third met to install that technology. the government has extended the deadline for a couple of years. >>> a headline getting national attention. two sisters from the u.s. found dead while vacations in an upscale resource in a tropical african island. one lived inndenver. questions of what could have happened. we have a closer look. reporter: these are the sisters ann and robin corky and we are learning more. assistant at jp morgan in. police found them dead in their resort villa last wee

. >> let's bring in pennsylvania democrat congressman brendan boyle. congressman, good to see you.this column in "the washington post" yesterday that said hillary clinton is hindered by an enthusiasm gap there in pennsylvania. how wide is the gap? >> you know, i don't see that. i have to say that things were pretty close up until philadelphia hosted the democratic convention. it was a very successful convention. after that, you saw clinton to an almost 10-point lead and she has solidly led since then. it's probably back to closer what we were expecting, five points. that id sa, i don't see an enthusiasm gap and frankly between obama on the positive side and trump on the negative side, there's plenty for pennsylvania democrats to be motivated about this election. >> you mentioned donald trump, he was also in pennsylvania yesterday. he laid out the basics of his child care plan. take a listen. >> the first part of my child care plan allows for every parent or family in america including adoptive parents and foster parent guardians, to deduct their child care expenses from their incom

mark boyle denver7. >> you can count on us for complete coverage tonight at 10:00. >>> the hunt is on for a suspected serial arsonist in castle rock. there've been several fires within weeks of each other. the chief thinks these were set intentionally. found a lighter were the most recent fire happened over the weekend. officials what you to keep an eye out and report anything suspicious. >>> $20 million is how much the department of justice is granting states nationwide to help with the cost of body cameras. three colorado area agencies are among recipients. some local agencies are moving forward without the federal funds. cameras. that could soon change. while the police department will rrly on the city for funding the unpredictable costs for body cameras could turn into federal funding. >> we have done a test study for about a month where we put them in the field. >> reporter: once the story is finished it will be submitted to the city for approval for a price tag of about $77,000. our community know that as -- when we act as a law enforcement official that we are doing so with the

boyle? mr. welch? >> clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote there are 25 yeas and 0 nays. >> the motion is adopted. it is the intention of the chair to reconvene here at 7:30. then we'll close out the remaining of the unclassified questions. we will then at the appropriate time depart for the capitol visitors center as it's been prepared for a closed hearing of the committee. only members of the committee, designated committee staff, the witnesses, and the reporter may be present. we stand in recess until 7:30. >> as you just heard, a recess in the house oversight committee hearing on hillary clinton e-mails as a matter of information, members are going to the floor of the house where a series of votes is just beginning. you may have also heard the chair say that the hearing will reconvene. it is his intention to reconvene the hearing at 7:30 p.m. eastern time where more public questions may be asked before going into secure session. this is just one of a couple of hearings the house oversight co

. >>> denver 7's mark boyle spoke to survivers who are begging more victims to come forward. >> you get three minutes to tell your story. >> reporter: tracy other domestic violence survivers had just the minutes to tell lawmakers their story. for tracy, her storr lasted 17 years. >> he had knocked me down, got on top of my back. put his hands around my throat and started strangling me. >> reporter: tracy can thank her 7-year-old son for saving her. with a baseball bat. er his dad >> reporter: other victims have a new law that is potentially saving lives three months after colorado passed a bill turning strangulation from a misdemeanor into a felony, denver alone has charged 43 cases. the first came 48 hours after the bill passed on may 31. in arapahoe and douglas counties, 9 cases have been charged, including one denver d.a. mitch morrissey's office immediately began training first responders on what to look for. >> we need to get the word out to every single denver police officer, 911 employee, and also the paramedics in denver, to be on the lookout for this type of symptom. this type

jason garrison, brian boyle. tyler johnson will sit this one out, but he is still pretty stoked for preseason pucks. >> we love playing these games. practice. you can battle each other all you want. but in games, it is a whole different ball game. so, we are looking forward to the preseason. i think we have all been waiting for it. i just can't wait for tonight's game. >> if you stayed up to watch the rays game, you went to bed disappointed unless you love rain delays like steve. in which case, you do. todd frazier with the solo home run. that was the only offense. the white sox win it. they will go for a four-game sweep of chris archer is looking to avoid his 20th loss. if he lose to night, he will be the second pitch er in the last 35 years. >> he has had a very difficult year. >> he has. >> so much potential. >> don't want to stick it with number 20. >> all right. >> wow. >> thank you very much. >> and that's the news for now. don't go anywhere. nbc nightly news is next followed by newschannel8 at 7:00. >> i'l

mark boyle joins us in the studio, there is a big search underway while the community is trying to support the family. >>reporter: search crews are looking for this man, he went missing last week and some of his church community is looking to support the family his loved ones are hoping his found safe and soon. you can hear them breathless, 21-year-old brittany climbing the mountain saying something his family said he loves to do. man who has gone missing. according to a park spokesperson, 50 people have joined the search for the cascade canyon, hanging canyon and table mountain areas. a spokesperson for the park said he is an employee there a was last seen by a hiker last wednesday near jenny lake. those at home to know him were struck by theenews that he is missing.>> is the kind of kid that would pour it into other people he was a blessing to those around him. valor christian where renny ran track. he was positive. >> the kids loved him. a smile on his face. he was just athletic little guy always entertaining the team was backflips. >>reporter: the facebook page of renny is showing an o

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denver 7's mark boyle explains why one >> reporter: it's all because of the selfless act of 17-year- old brad cooley who was named homecoming queen does king only to strip himself of the title the next day. 17-year-old megan bailey has a smile that will liggt up a the douglas county high school senior lives with a form of cerebral palsy that prevents her from speaking on her own.>> by her side at last night's homecoming dance is ian brennan who is quite the personality himself. like that before? >> yellow. >> he likes grounds. >> reporter: they made the perfect pair for their first date. a date that won't ever be forgotten. arthritis homecoming game megan was crowned homecoming queen and brad cooley named king. brad didn't hang onto that title even 24 hours. >> somethhng didn't feel right to me. it didn't feel like i s it. i don't know. there was something in me that was like i just feel like it would be better deserved for someone else. >> reporter: in a surprise turn of events the dance saturday night brad found megan's date in. selflessly, he handed over his title. >> it made me c

pennsylvania, it congressman brendan boyle will discuss his role in the oversight committee and hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. and political reporter will review the primary. c-span'so watch washington journal beginning live tuesday morning. >> former president bill clinton stepped in this week for his wife hillary while she recovered. pennsylvania. it is 35 minutes. ♪ [applause] mr. clinton: thank you very much. [cheers and applause] mr. clinton: wow. let me ask you something. [cheers and applause] mr. clinton: thank you. [applause] mr. clinton: didn't the congressman do a good job for hillary? i thank you so much. and i want to thank your county executive, who is here. give him a hand. the senators, representatives, reverend, thank you for being here. chair.man, county thank you very much. i want to thank the pittsburgh colosseum for letting us use the space. [applause] mr. clinton: thanks to the community empowerment association and the safe passage afterschool program for helping with our art project which is here. i also want to say that i am very aware that whil

boyle, for the purpose of unanimous consent qufment mr. boyle: i ask unanimous -- consent request. mr. boyle: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1276 this no fly, no buy legislation, to honor the memory of jordan ebner, a victim of gun violence who never received action on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: i yield to the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. schakowsky, for a unanimous consent request. ms. schakowsky: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217, the expanded background checks legislation, honor the memory of kiahnna arum, a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of action on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: i yield to the gentlewoman from california, ms. lee, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. ms. lee: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation to honor the memory of la;keith heard, a victim of gun violence who never received a moment

members from the office of congressman brendon boyle presented the group with awards and one centenarianells us she learned an important life lesson while traveling. >> i've been all over the world. i traveled saint albert's 55 club and everywhere we went we had good time. different kind of people everywhere you go. if you treat them right they treat you right. >> well said. the centenarians in attendance represented more than wit 1800 years of experience combine. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. it's fall. in yeah. >> now officially. but it feels like summer. >> it was little muggy out there but i'm not complaining. >> no. i like it. i'm it's fantastic. >> well, dawn and lucy, guess what? tomorrow we can hit 90 across the area before we really see that fall push for the up coming weekend but take live look right now at center city. just spectacular on your thursday. the high made it up to 87 degrees. right now those temperatures in philadelphia checking in at 84. 84 in wilmington. hoe to mid 70s so little cooler right now down the shore. but look at the lee his valley. at t

that's when the truck's front caught fire: (( elijah boyles/winston-salem police: "at that point, we grabbed our fire extinguishers ... just tried to suppress the fire until we could get him out." : chris owens/good samaritan: "he was saying the guy was stuck in the vehicle. we just went to it, trying to help him out, put the fire out, got crowbars to try and pry open the doors because it was stuck, it wedged him in." )) ((brian loftus)) >> e-m-a arrived a short time later... the officers' efforts to keep the fire down.. may have saved the driver's life. that man is at the hospital recovering... meanwhile, the school bus driver is being charged with failing to yield the right of way. /// >>> let's get a check of the roads with demetria. /// >>> let's send it over to demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) the northbound on-ramp to 95 from mlk is closed through november. use alternates like place on southbound i-15 around us 95 for project neon. take a look at this construction camera that ndot has set up in the area. you can see all of the work that's happening off th

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. >> mark boyle is at thejail with -- where one is still being held. >> reporter: david hall's pond was reduced to $50,000. his wife vanessa bo bonded out at $100,000. i was the last person she wanted to see. >> i have nothing to say. >> reporter: what you have to say about stephen who is in the hospital. typically eats on a daily basis are why he has not been eating? is it acceptable to go without any kind of schooling for an

superintendent mary boyle sent a moment mow reading, our schools are founded on the teaching of respectnd honor. respect and honor for god, country, and duly appointed authority. the memo continues, we are not public institutions, and free speech and all of its demonstrations, including protests, is not a guaranteed right. failure to demonstrate appropriate respect will result in suspension from play. two games or dismissal from the team for subsequent offenses. camden public schools say they will not take action against students and coaches who protested during the anthem this weekend. all but two members of the woodrow high school team knelt. t the school district says it supports the team's freedom to express its first amendment right. >>> new details. police say bubble wrap and not gunfire was the source of a scare at valley forge military academy earlier this evening. officers gave the all-clear after students spent about an hour on lockdown. officials say a student at nearby eastern university reported hearing what she thought was the sound of gunshots. police later determined the

also from pennsylvania, brendan boyle and his role in the ,overnment oversight committee and looking at hillary clinton's use of private e-mail servers during her time as secretary of state. with as will be boston globe , and also kelly ayotte's battle for the senate. join the discussion. for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> we are going to get things done, big things. that is who we are as americans. mr. trump: we will have one great american future. our potential is unlimited. >> ahead, live coverage of the essential and lie -- and vice presidential debates on c-span and c-span.org. monday, september 26 is the first presidential debate live from hofstra university in new york. then, vice president of candidates and -- vice presidential candidates governor mike sense -- mike pence and senator tim kaine debate. the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump will take place at the university of nevada, las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span

also from pennsylvania, democratic congressman brendan boyle will discuss his role in the oversight reform committee and the skins old -- and the scheduled hearings. and with us will be boston globe political reporter who will review the new hampshire primary. c-span'so watch washington journal beginning live on c-span . join the discussion. tuesday, a senate commerce subcommittee investigates this practice. this is live at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> we are going to get things done. big things. >> we will have one great american future. our potential is unlimited. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. the c-span radio app and c-span.org. monday, september 26 is the first presidential debate. live from hofstra university. tuesday, october 4, vice president tell candidates, governor mike pence and senator tim kaine will debate. and on sunday, october 9, washington university in st. louis hosts the presidential debate. leading up to the third and final debate. taking place at the

mark boyle is in the studio. he will serve about five years in prison. >>.sense comes after mayfield pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of ammunition. this is surveillance video from that afternoon. you can see his friend to help them out after confronting a rival gang member in the parking lot. you the top left of your's green you can see to -- your screen you can see the two children in the crossfire before being pulled into an suv. mayfield's friend was shot and died. the rival gang member also died. it is that simple that if you are pulling the trigger you are

boyle, mr. boyle votes no. mr. welch, mr. welch votes no.iss grisham votes no. >> how is the number from the district from columbia reported? >> miss norton is not recorded. >> miss norton votes no. >> does any other member, have all members been recorded? >> miss islamists is not recorded. >> miss lummus votes yes. >> have all members had an opportunity to vote? how is the member from michigan, mr. walberg recorded? >> mr. walberg is not recorded, he votes yes. >> are we good? anybody else? the clerk will report the tally. >> on this votes there are 15 yeas and 13 days. the members will have two days to cement their views and i ask unanimous consent of the staff be allowed to make necessary technical and conforming changes to the report order reported today subject to the approval of the minority. hearing the objections, there's no further objection and we are adjourned. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> the cspan radio app makes it easy to follow the 2016 election whereve

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here with us now are the bloomberg news reporter who covers snapchat and in new york, kathy boyle, theanalyst who wrote the report. how do you expect snapchat to rake in almost a billion dollars of ad revenue next year? >> they have several products. they have snapped ads in multiple forms. they have sponsored geo-filters and sponsored lenses. there are multiple versions of those as well. there are quite a few products in quite a few places. there are multiple channels for snapchat to draw in ad dollars. emily: but how does snapchat get over the fact that the content disappears and there is not a way to make it go viral? >> i think it's the appeal to the millennial audience and knowing you will get 100% of their attention when the ad is served. it may not go viral, but it is impactful. emily: snapchat may be the next something. but people continued to talk about the drawback that the content is ephemeral. >> and they are not getting a lot of data on it. there is not a lot of specific demographic targeting. but to her point, what is also interesting about snapchat ads is that sometimes

boyle? mr. welch? >> the court will report the tally. clerk: on this vote there are 25 yeas and 0 nays. >> the motion is adopted. it is the intention of the chair to reconvene here at 7:30. then we'll close out the remaining of the unclassified questions. we will then at the appropriate time depart for the capitol visitors center as it's been prepared for a closed hearing of the committee. only members of the committee, designated committee staff, the witnesses, and the reporter may be present. we stand in recess until 7:30. >> the forum will reserve. we now recognize the gentleman from georgia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it seems that the state department initially requested an exemption. is that correct? sir, i was not in position at the time they were doing that so i'm not -- i am not sure what exemptions they claim. are you talking about the reductions? >> right. ok. it is my understanding the fbi overruled that. do you have awareness of that decision? >> we don't typically -- we are an investigative agency. when it comes to matters

. >> reporter: judy boyle remembers that day last thanksgiving week. she lives around the corner. >> that was, you know, very devastating. you know. >> reporter: wayne county deputies say he died in the home that he shared with his family. witnesses told the investigators after they heard the shots they saw 2 men leaving the scene in a white chevy impala. descriptions of the men were vague. >> a child in his house should be safe. of course these people came should be the safest. >> reporter: with the goffer's office add $45,000 in reward money that brings total for $-- governor's office adding $five,000 in reward five -- $5,000 and that brings the total to $12,000. >> they believe the shooting was gang related but they know he was not part >> reporter: the detective says he is in touch with his family on a regular basis. they are desperate for judges and justice. ken smith, wral news, wayne county. >> if you know any information in the murder investigation call the wayne county sheriff's department. >>> no criminal charges will be filed in a bus crash

. >> reporter: he says bacterias didn't work so they had to cut out the infected boyles. >> the neck was probably the most painful. put a hole in your skin about an inch deep. >> reporter: strains range from serious to deadly. approximately 29,000 people have died within 30 days of diagnosis and some super bugs are now becoming resistant to the bacteria calistin, our last line of defense. >> another week doesn't go by when you haven't heard about a new infection popping up and threatening americans. >> ken is executive director of carvex, a boston organization that's helping scientists develop the next line of defense. money to test bacterias to the human testing phase and tell us they hope to have 20 new bacterias developed in five years. >> if we want to be safe from bacterial threats we need to invest so that companies will have the products available at the moment that we need them. >> reporter: dr. madolf, too us on a tour where they tested bacterial specimen across the he says they dealt new strategies to reduce it. >> we're not going to be able to develop bacterias as a sole m

i'm eric boyle along with greg gutfeld and kimberly guilfoyle and dana perino and this is "the five." the first debate is in the history books between donald trump and hillary clinton. more than 81 million people tuned in. as predicted, the most watched debate of all time and what is show it was. >> you called it the gold standard of trade deals. you said it's the finest deal you've ever seen and then all of a sudden you were against it. >> well, donald, i know you live in your own reality, but that is not the facts. >> and look at her website, you know what, it's no different than this. she's telling us how to fight isis. she says, go to our website. she tells you how to fight isis on her website. i don't think general mcarthur would like that too much. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. i have a feeling by the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that has ever happened. >> why not? >> yeah, why not. >> i have much better judgment than she does. there's no question than that. i also have a much better temperament than she does, you know? >> there is a clear