i am not trying to excuse burr because i -- yeah. sacrifice texas, maybe, for the louisiana, and start his own little empire. i think that idea came from wilkinson, and wilkinson turned on burr when he realized this idea was not going to work. burr did not see it was not going to work. questions, lives in general and? thank you very much -- ladies and gentlemen? thank you very much. [applause] [indiscernible] >> with live coverage of u.s. house on c-span in the senate on c-span 2, here on c-span3 we complement that covered by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public affairs events. on weekends, c-span 3 is the home to american history tv with programs that show our nation's story. the civil war's 150th anniversary, visiting battlefields and key events. discovering what artifacts reveal about america's past. history bookshelf, the best-known american history writers. the presidency, looking at the legacy of commanders in chief. lessons in history, with college professors delving into the america, reel featuring

so thank you, senator burr. and in conclusion, i'm hopeful the momentum that we're seeing here in the united states senate will lead the house to prioritize lwcf reauthorization in the near future. it is vital that we permanently reauthorize the land and water conservation fund and do not allow authorization to lapse. we have less than 11 hours and this program will lapse. we need to get reauthorization passed to get on the president's desk and get this signed. thank you, mr. president. i yield back my time. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. the american people have gotten used to hearing bad news about their health care ever since the democrats passed obamacare. it seems like each and every day there is another headline about another way that the health care law is hurting people. last wednesday there was a remarkable amount of bad news in just one day. this is "the wall street journal," wednesday, september 23. headline: health in

i am not trying to excuse burr because i -- yeah. he was trying to sacrifice texas, maybe, louisiana, and start his own little empire. i think that idea came from wilkinson, and wilkinson turned on burr when he realized this idea was not going to work. burr did not see it was not going to work. >> any other questions, ladies and gentlemen? thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> good evening. i am speaking to you tonight at a serious moment in our history. the cabinet is convening and the leaders are meeting with the president. the state department and army and navy officials have in with the president all afternoon. the japanese ambassador was talking to the president at the very time japan's airships were bombing our citizens in hawaii and the philippines and sinking one of our transports. by tomorrow morning, the members of congress will have a

i am not trying to excuse burr because i -- yeah. sacrifice texas, maybe, for the louisiana, and start his own little empire. i think that idea came from wilkinson, and wilkinson turned on burr when he realized this idea was not going to work. burr did not see it was not going to work. questions, lives in general and? thank you very much -- ladies and gentlemen? thank you very much. [applause]

what do you think about aaron burr and his involvement in the conspiracy? what is your conviction about his convictions? jo ann: he has come down through history as such a machiavellian individual who set this up. oh, no. i think he was duped by wilkinson. he kept recycling this modus operandi, having younger man implement his schemes, but i think aaron burr was one of them. >> ultimately, the judgment you quoted at the beginning, wilkinson is the greatest of villains is really the truth. jo ann: yes. i am not trying to excuse burr he was trying to sacrifice texas may be or louisiana and start his own little empire. but i think that idea came from wilkinson, and wilkinson turned on burr when he realized this idea was not going to work. burr did not see it was not going to work. >> any other questions, ladies and gentlemen? jo ann trogdon, thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.o

a legendary gun battle with aaron burr in new jersey. hamilton -- that is the beginning. >> despite the controversy over the bills there, i'm looking forward to that musical. thank you for joining us. stay tuned the news corporates. good night.

security is looking for burr and his colleagues so that they don't come in.nce again, thank you president washington and secretary hamilton. now from the very beginning of the revenue marine to the west coast card today, -- to the u.s. coast guard today, captain michael day. secretary of new york is the largest coast guard operation field command, almost 3100 active-duty civilians, reserves, auxiliary coast guard forces, spread over three small boat stations. two aides, eight cutters, 10 auxiliary divisions, execute all coast guard operations. from sandy hook, new jersey through the port of new york and new jersey up the hudson river, just south of lake champlain and up the east river to long island sound and the connecticut border. day wasmichael commissioned in 1991, has served all of this great nation, including the strategy policy for the chairman of joint chiefs of staff, commanding officers of the pacific strike team in california, deputy sector commander of san francisco, california. notably, captain day serves as chief of waterways oversight in the po

anthony, why don't men handle their problems the way hamilton did with burr? it is 20 paces. >> take the glove off and a little smack in the face and you go to the woods, boom, and everything is taken care of. you are making light of this, i think, and it is a serious matter. if you would turned up the volume you would have heard that it was quite the altercation. the mean streets of mack nie ack -- is that what it is? >> yeah, a mackinack island. that sounds like a brawly place. this is one of the,000 of nonstories that go around. they are trying to, i guess, pump up the competition between these guys. that wasn't a fight. it was a push. >> don't you think instead of tweeting about this and calling the police they could have gone outside at the smore pit and shared marshmellows? >> isn't that how we should solve our problems? >> i think we should turn it back on the guy who snitched, right? i am mixing them up. >> it was rand paul's guy who is the snitch. >> rand paul's guy is the snitch? of all people. >> i like the according to him there was a full scale ma

burr.ow one of the most common daily tributes to hamilton's legacy as a leader is on the endangered species list. >> there is a reason why you want hamilton on one denomination of the american currency. because he's a man who made the currency functional again. >> within the next five years hamilton's face will take second billing on the $10 bill. the treasury department plans to give the main spot to an exemplary american woman. most drastic makeover in a century, some are questioning why the man who helped create it was the first choice to be diminished. >> hamilton restored america's credit rating and that is beginning of national greatness. >> just as we're appreciating hamilton on today's "inside story," america's preparing to depreciate his place on the currency. today on the program a reminder of just who this mafn wa man wad what he did, we'll begin with the alexander hamilton awareness society, yes that's a real society, and rand shilley, you've longs thought hamilton didn't get hi

. >>> a coup in burr key nassau fa as gunfire is heard in the capitol.e military claims that it

burr but the university in washington state suspended the students from the game. they told the athletic director they were not aware of the racist implications of using black face. >>> another daredevil tried to climb th brooklyn bridge, he did not make it far. he was handcuffed and arrested before he could take that selfie at the top. police say an officer spotted the 23-year-old of argentina making his way up the cable last night on the manhattan side of the bridge and he's facing several charges including criminal trespass. >>> how an iphone may have saved a man's life when he was robbed at gunpoint. f>> and keeping as eye on that breaking news out of new jersey. a small plane carrying two people has crashed. we're going to have an update. that's next. >> but first, our social pic of the day. it's never too hot to bust a ballet move outside the new york stock exchange. u.s. stocks did move slightly higher today. this pic taken by @oyuxi on instagram. >> and if you have an interesting pic, send it in to r website or use the hash tag #nbc4ny. and it may be select

greg burr, john ryan murphy and carlos beltran all going deep in an eight-run second inning. and then in the third, stephen drew, batting ninth and connecting on a three-run shot to make it 11-1 yankees, number 17 for the suddenly red hot crew. nine rbis in the last week. in the fifth, dd getting in on the act. right now the yankees lead 12-3 in the seventh. >>> matt harvey will skip another start but not tonight. harvey and the mets host the phillies at citi field. bryce salvador retires after 14 seasons in the nhl. at the u.s. open, serena williams in action this afternoon but had trouble early on. first set went to a tie-break and check out this point. serena against the lucky net bounce here. and burtons can't convert. and so the point goes to serena. she escapes winning 7-5 and that would swing momentum her way. second set, more the serena we're used to seeing here on the near court, unleashes a ridiculous forehand winner. the quest for the calendar grand slam lives on. two matches down, five to go for the best player in tennis. >>> a tough sight for american tennis, mar

>> i was really looking forward to college football today because covering the burr burgundy and goldit's exhausting! let's get some college football going. maryland, richmond in town, and this is what you call super fantastic low-level video from our great wusa 9 photographers who are the best in the market. jacobs, 23 yards, 10-0, terps. the story of the day, he's only 67 inches tall, 5'7", but, will likely, the best out there. they win 50-21. how big was his day? we'll have more on that. >> reporter: from the opening kick-off you knew this would be a big game for will, starting the 2015 season by setting a new big 10 record with 233 punt return yards. >> i don't know if there's enough remarks to use in regards to will likely. he's a joy to be around and a joy to coach. >> our guys know we have a weapon back there and they do their job and he has a chance to score. [cheering-applause] >> that's a long time. it's a blessing, map, just to do that, to be able to break somebody's record. >> reporter: he said after the game, no surprise really to any of us, that he was exhausted, that hi

listen this is my person player to join all of you leader pelosi and jackie and betty and fiona and burr at an family and all the friends to have this special occasion of people who have no time they're moving lives have been touch but can testify that john is a personalities never to be forgotten but also one that i think all of us celebrate for so many reasons i see present members of the board of supervisors that are here thank you fire chief and the department heads that have been touched with his great work and past members of the board of supervisors the community leaders for years have had the privilege of his leadership, but his council i for one wanted to say more strongly that i don't think i would have every gotten without the specialized counseling john you quietly dispersed to those you loved the most i have to remember that. >> but you know beyond the you know the very colorful language of this often associated with his speeches i do believe that i've sought out for many years the council of the people that have the experience of touching leave people's hearts and minds and

there are more thaghn 5,000 towers registered throughout the five burr boroughs. why are there so many cases in the bronx? the health department is looking for the answer. >> how can you tell if you get it? what reaction do you get and what not? awl those are estions i want to know. >> reporter: to answer his questions, local leaders are holding a town hall meeting on thursday night. in the meantime, i can tell you school will resume tomorrow. live in the morris park section of the bronx, news 4 new york. from pope francis, the state of georgia is set to execute the first female in seven years. hours after the parole board denied her request for clemency kerelly renee gissen ner is awaiting her death by lethal injection. all appeals have been denied. the -year-old was convicted of murder for convincing her lover to kill her husband in '97. she was sentenced to death a year later. her attorneys argued the punishment did not fit the crime since she didn't actually kill her husband. >>> the heated issue of abortion and taxpayer funding for abortion took place on capi

including why burr tina fasso's interim president said he's returning to power days after being deposedn a coup. and in saudi arabia, pilgrims have gathered on the ninth day of hajj. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >> a reunioner of the top stories on al jazeera. jailed al jazeera journalists mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed have been released from prison following a presidential pardon in egypt. >>> e.u. leaders pledge an extra billion dollars as leaders gather in brussels to address the problem. and volkswagen's chief executive martin winterkorn resigns as the fall out from the emissions scandal continues. >>> pope francis is on his first-ever official trip

romeo, he's been the face of burr berry for the last couple of seasons which is amazing. >> how do you balance childhood with all that? >> he's treated romeo not like a model, he's treated him like a they live a normal life. that's one thing that we've >> his film project "outlaws" premieres next monday and will be available online at belstaff. thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. we're online 24/7 on our >> now, new york's number one news. channel 7 eye witness news. >> ready or not, here comes the pope. the pontiff arriving next week it will change how you get around. tonight we spell it all out. >>> first, a cab driver's murder. an elderly woman run down by a car. two separate and violent crime. police using forensics to connect both to one suspect. good evening, everyone, i'm bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. tonight that suspect, 20-year-old nathaniel young is in police custody charged with a murder back in august 25th. two days later, young ran down a 79-year-old walking her dog. >> lucy yang outside university hospital in newark with our lea

we will talk burr seven day forecast, there is a nice break this weekend but more heat on the other side, nicole. >> doesn't end, kyla, thank you. >>> lets get a check of the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is following. as budget standoff continues state senate plans to consider temporary funding legislation. >>> concussion experts talk about the risk that athletes face and new movie about nfl concussion crisis. also the schuylkill river trail captures first place as best urban trail in the nationwide pole, how cool that? check in two, three, four times a day on kyw news radio 1060. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are live as a local family gets head i to head back to school. >>> also a pennsylvania state trooper is attacked in schuylkill county. we will have the latest on the manhunt for that suspect. >>> take a look at these images, we will tell you how this ieven if came to the rescue of a college student, we are back at the top of the hour, stay with us. >>> our top stories this morning caught off guard another round of security measures making for mass con

john this is the division inside the party, which has been miscrarktse i seed as interventionist burr i would say it's realists. tom: i'm not a fan of the deal but i suspect marco rubio, if he was to become president, would not tear up the deal. if the deal is working, is iran is complying, if there is verification, the deal will hold. so i think you do think -- i think it's going to expand. and i would tell fiorina, pat and i disagreed last week but some of the substance of what she suggests -- rebuilding the sixth fleet in the mediterranean. the russians have a lot of anti-ship missiles. it needs to be more complicated than calling out netanyahu. eleanor: and while she's rebuilding the sixth fleet she isn't going to talk to putin because she's so tough. it's unrealistic. pat: i agree 100%. the politics of the republican party are clearly still much more hawkish. they're moving the right way on trailed and immigration but they're still hawkish as to intervention in the middle east. clarence: that's what's hurting -hand rand paul. there's a strong sentiment in the republican party to

. >> us did is district judge richard burr man said in his decision the punishment should be nullified, it was handed down despite several legal issues, they include inadequate notice to brady about the discipline he would face in it was equivalent to player who used performance enhancing drugs. that brady was not allowed to question one of two lead investigators, and also, that brady was not allowed to access investigative files. the players association has appealed the league's decision, saying, the nfl has history of inconsistency, and arbitrary decisions in disciplinary matters. even after thursday's ruling, has the trite appeal, which could mean the final play is yet to come. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> eagles are getting ready for their final pre-season game of the year tonight against the jets at the meadowlands, coach chip kelly, says, that barkley will start tonight's game. he and tim tebow are battling for a spot on the roster. this is the last chance to impress the coaches. the birds open the regular season a week from sunday in atlanta. >>> we have breaking news c

romeo, he's been the face of burr berry for the last couple of seasons which is amazing. >> how do youhildhood with all that? >> he's treated romeo not like a model, he's treated him like a kid. they live a normal life. that's one thing that we've always worked hard with them. >> his film project "outlaws" premieres next monday and will be available online at belstaff. thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and abcnews.com. good night, america. did you hear howie simon's son sold one of those funny anecdotes to reader's digest? yeah, ok, good. good for him. that's $50. yeah? so why can't you do something like that? dad, i'm a writer, dad. the newspaper pays me to write full-time. look, i'm not talking about the sports column. that's great. i'm talking on the side. funny anecdotes on the side? yeah. that's free money for you. ok. here. lamb chops. aw, mom, i got the dinner! she's cooking-- all right, one. hi, i'm ray and i live here in long island with my wife, debra. she's great with the kids, the hous

romeo, he's been the face of burr berry for the last couple of seasons which is amazing. >> how do youod with all that? >> he's treated romeo not like a model, he's treated him like a kid. they live a normal life. that's one thing that we've always worked hard with them. >> his film project "outlaws" premieres next monday and will be available online at belstaff. thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and abcnews.com. good night, america. >> hi, i'm chris harrison, your host of the all-new "who wants to be a millionaire." this season, things are a little different around here. there's no more skipping questions, no more easy money, just a single player on a quest to win $1 million, one person answering the question, "who wants to be a millionaire?" [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ all right, hello. thank you very much. welcome to the show.

burr: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. burr: mr. president, i'm here today to engage in an honest and open debate about the nuclear agreement the administration has brokered with iran. and let me at this point commend chairman corker for the way he and his committee has handled the very difficult process that has not been coordinated with the administration, where their consideration was for congress to be cut out. and i think chairman corker has done a wonderful job of inserting the senate of the united states where it should be, part of this agreement. i'm here to tell you that this deal is based not on absolute value, absolute knowledge of iran's intentions including its nuclear ambitions, but it's naively and dangerously based on faith and hope. our national security should not be based on faith and hope. our nation's security is too precious to be based on faith and hope alone. faith that we will detect any iranian efforts to cheat and hope that the iranians will not cheat. secretary of state john kerry told the american people

popular burr rita chain chipotle declared it is completely gmo-free in april. it's being sued over alleged use of gmos. the class action lawsuit has been filed here in san francisco, claiming chipotle's venue has never been completely gmo-free. the restaurant they say served soda brands which makes their drinks with corn syrup. >>> the most stolen cars are also america's best sellers. the national insurance crime bureau released its yearly most stolen hot cars list. here are the top five. thieves stole more than 51,000 accords last year. nearly 44,000 civics. more than 28,000 ford full sized pickups. 23,000 chevrolet full-sized pickups. almost 15,000 toyota camrys. there is some good news, however, fewer cars were stolen this year, about 6% fewer. that's because new technology makes thieves harder to make thefts. hard to steal. >> that's good. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. nice looking week ahead. >> yeah, sandhya is here with the forecast. >> it warmed up a little bit just about everywhere. from 2 to 9 degrees. behind me, the bright day. little bi

romeo, he's been the face of burr berry for the last couple of seasons which is amazing. >> how do youod with all that? >> he's treated romeo not like a model, he's treated him like a kid. they live a normal life. that's one thing that we've always worked hard with them. >> his film project "outlaws" premieres next monday and will be available online at belstaff. thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and abcnews.com. good night, america. great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. ♪my milkface is an elevated state.♪ ♪cinnamon is my soul mate.

halloween is here, 43 days, start thinking burr costumes and 44 days until our daylight savings time end. so meisha, we are talking mid 80's but six day until fall combination. >> isn't that crazy. that feels so strange to me. >> nice. >> but i mean, who is complaining. >> yes. >> other things to complain about like construction, go away, right. this is i-95 southbound at 320. everyone traveling at posted speeds. we have construction here woodhaven road eastbound, the right lane and ramp from million brook is closed. pennsylvania turnpike, westbound these two issues to make net of, construction, neshaminy service plaza to well owe grove that has been just cleared but bensalem to virginia drive you lost right lane and off ramp to fort washington is closed for those in and around this area, i went by this would be last time to touch base on it one more time. the new jersey turnpike southbound at route 168, the left lane was block and that has been cleared. good news about overnight construction projects is they lift fairly quickly. other than that morning is looking great, everyone tra

two men were injured in saturday's blast in san francisco's burr nell heights, both have been released from the hospital and the supervisor david campos whose district includes the explosion site is calling for a hearing into the pg and -- safety of pg&e's underground infrastructure. >>> the two men beached the sailboat yesterday and when police arrived to help out, they discovered one had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. witnesses say the boat is badly damaged and not fit to sail. >> well, the boat is in bad condition. so it looks like he would have had trouble sailing the boat. it was -- the bottom was fouled. the propeller looked like it was fouled and probably wasn't working. so he was in bad shape. >> a park ranger has been guarding the boat at ocean beach so no one steals anything. it is expected to be towed away sometime later this morning. >>> democratic presidential front runner hillary clinton will wrap up her latest bay area visit with a fundraising breakfast today in san francisco. the trip does not include any public appearances. yesterday, the former secretary of st

bill burr ton is next on that. plus, our kelly file exclusive. kim davis will talk to us about the decisions she made as the county clerk is puts at the center of a religious freedom fire storm. >> did you understand in that moment the consequences of saying no? that it could ultimately lead to you going to jail? . >>> breaking tonight, we're awaiting a new court ruling filed against kim davis. the woman at the center of a recent standoff. the story exploded a few weeks back. it shows kim telling a gay couple she would not give them a marriage license. within days, kim davis found herself in jail for refusing to order the licenses a judge issues. tonight, for the first time in a cable news exclusive, we will speak with kim about her faith, this fight and a new threat to her freedom. also for the first time, joined by the couple who confronted kim davis. but, first, the latest on the new twist in this dramatic story. >> megan, the bible belt runs right through kentucky. but davis didn't become a christian until 4 1/2 years ago. >> when she was swo

having some fun with the pope mobile, senator richard burr of north carolina in his tweet, happy to give the pope a ride in the thing if the pope mobile breaks down. it didn't break down and it was viewed by thousands along constitution avenue and around the white house. here's a look. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> pope francis a little bit after 11:00 eastern this morning returning to the white house after his parade the ellipse area just south of the white house in washington. big crowds. maybe even bigger due to the fact that some of the school systems in the washington area are closed for the yom kappur holiday. so lots of people greeting the pope along the way. the pope back into his fiat 500-l which we first saw esterday at joint base andrews. ey headed to st. matthew's cathedral. here's a tweet from kelly o'donnell from nbc after the pope departs from st. matthew's. pope francis in the backseat of fiat as cardinals and bishops bid him farewell. he will go to the papal embassy in washington. from "the new york times," they're looking at that p

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we have team coverage tonight with robert burr top with a look at the game itself. where did it go wrong, robert? >> this is the most important series for the mets. let's show you how it went down. >> buffalo comes through. bases loaded. that is out of here. the mets take a 2-5 lead in the second. cesarcecspodis gives them insurance. they are now five back from the mets. here is matt williams after the game. >> i think that over the last week it has been really good. five again today. albeit one swing. jason came up with a big double. this is a tie game after six. we have a chance with four cracks at them. we didn't get it dong. thigh are five games back. we have more coming up in sports for matt and the players. jonathan: thank you for that. the next two days could make or break the nationals season. from a fan standpoint this is tough. they want to sweep these guys! suzanne kennedy absolutely! this is the series of the year. do or die time. the people are leaving here and leaving nationals park. the fourth inning that robert talked to you about, there was electric

the cowboys beat the giants 27- 26 at the cowboys overcame three teener burrs -- turnovers.e basketball world has lost one of its great yesterday. moses malone, three-time nba most valuable player died sunday in his sleep in norfolk, virginia. malone was in virginia to appear at a charity golf event and was 16 years old. he led the philadelphia 76ers to the 1983 nba championship team. the club said he will forever be remembered as a genuine icon. malone was inducted into the basketball hall of fame in 2001 and remains the nba's top 10 career scoring and rebounding. one of the greats to be remembered. lauren: rumors of a merger making the rounds this morning. the professional makers battling it out this football season for top dog online said not not making an official bug tracking ceo saying he may be a dream to talking. it takes two to tango. this is all the boys do. and the latest right now. right now is that the shanghai composite index down 2.7% from the biggest selloff was seen in three weeks on weak numbers out of china again. nikkei, kospi also leather. we'll show you

all trains from pits burr to -- pittsburg to san francisco will have 10 more cars. >> we are finishedwith the three car train. p they are putting more train. >> reporter: they are putting more trains into service in the morning. b.a.r.t. says passengers will have to wait an additional 5 minutes for a train. the idea is to relieve over crowding. >> it is trying to squeeze the last drop out of the fleet. >> reporter: passengers said they didn't see much difference. they did credit b.a.r.t. with making the changes. >> more cars the better. >> reporter: one other change, the tram that runs runs to the airport will run every 6 minutes. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >>> destructive and deadly. a look at the devastation caused by the valley fire burning across three counties. neighborhoods are gone. hundreds of homes destroyed. and thousands more are threatened. >> here is the latest from cal fire. the valley fire burned 61,000 acres and 5% contained. it walsh confirmed one person -- was confirmed one person died. she was an elderly person who couldn

it also -- it kind of made a burr gain -- bargain with people at the bottom.if you engage in personal responsibility, we'll give you the work opportunity. so as we showed, people have entered the labor market. they fulfilled their part of the bargain but we have an unfinished revolution. there's simply not enough work to go around not even chicago which is a book town compared to mississippi. there's not enough work in tennessee. automation is likely to make this worst. so when a lot of economists look at this, they say, well, we need to create a really rich unemployment system. but it seems to us that that went against what our correspondents wanted. they wanted to work even if mary can't stand on her feet for more than 20 minutes. she wants a job, you know. if you look around, even though these folks are low-skilled, there's so much work to be done. now, we don't have enough afterschool programs. our streets are full of litter. the parks are not kept up. the national parks aren't able to open all year long. we can't open our recreation centers, so what we re

and he tweeted back, burr -- [ indiscernible ] [ singing ] >> they are real people too -- [ talking attime ] >> nice to see. >>> coming up,grass has two week -- congress has two weeks to fund a plan, the latest on the fight for funding on capitol hill. >>> the threat of a partial government shut down looms as congress debates the next budget. there are two weeks till funding runs out. president obama and democrats are pushing for a temporary measure to prevent a shut down. and today senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promised there will not be a shut down but he acknowledged some republicans want to revoke planned parenthood funding during a budget vote. they are also at odds over spending limits that could eat into social programs. >> instead of giving away tax cuts, republicans should do the most basic job, fund the government. at levels that are consistent with our priorities. they should do that on time. >> earlier today a panel of republicans approved a plan to make permanent a series of corporate tax breaks. republicans claim they are -- the tax breaks are renewed every year.

could burr keno fasso's coup be coming to an end? fighting ofte in saudi arabia. >> in sport we'll hear from the japan rugby team out to prove that they're not just one-hit wonders after that shock win. japan now have scotland and world cup quarterfinals in their sights. >> there is a fresh attempt in the cr crisis. they'll be trying to reinstall the deposed government. we are any burkina faso's capital, and we have this update. >> the curfew is in place. the population at the moment are defiant. they're out on the streets. they feel confident because they feel reassured by the military presence who promised to protect them. the presidential guards are back in their barracks. now concerning the framework that we're expecting the visit of others to come tomorrow morning to propose some sort of agreement. remember, the population here are very much frustrated with what th they are proposing. that's because one of the points of amnesty offered to the presidential guard. remember, this isn't just about the coup that happened last week. t

maybe mid-to-upper 50s in the burr bees. 5 manassas. morning grab injury sunglasses. 5-82. by afternoon sunny and warm but not humid. highs 84 to 88. so on the day planner it looks like this. we will be right around 70 by 9:00. low 80s by 1. these are downtown temps. still looking at great day on friday. warm but nice. 86. and warm but nice on saturday. 87. toasty for the terps noon kickoff. not as warm on sunday for the game at fedex. nats in town monday, tuesday, wednesday and we are looking at a little bit of shower activity tuesday and/or wednesday. 70s. >>> tonight search teams in utah are on the hunt for a mission boy among 16 people swept up in the flash flooding that killed at the least a dozen people. searchers found the body of a sixth hiker killed as the floods poured through a narrow canyon at utah's mount zion national park. >>> some of the mandatory evacuations have been lifted in california. >> it's torched more than 200 square miles since sparked by lightning on july 31st. firefighters say they are getting the upper hand on the blaze for the first time in mo

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there's good news you have to move your car before the pope arrives, burr the 20 dorl fee to park in the designated garage also will be waved if you have a current and valid pennsylvania parking permit. parking placards will be available at the parking authority at 8th street. we have all the restricts posted at 6abc.com/pope. we have address to help you navigate the papal visit 14 days away. >>> up next on saturday morning, concern about the syrian refugees new disturbing video has been relieved showing the brutal side of freedom. >>> plus an officer assigned to the vice president's motorcade is injured. we'll have details ahead. >>> double scan live is showing our next weather maker already knocking on the door. you can see the showers and thunderstorms off to the southwest. i'll let you know when this arrives and what you can expect in the seven-day forecast when you come right right back. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time

the chairman of the committee is richard burr of north carolina on the right of your screen there. dianne feinstein in the center is the ranking member, democrat from california. live coverage on c-span3. >>> i'd like to call this hearing to order. admiral, welcome. i'd like to welcome admiral rogers, director of the national security agency. mike, as you well know, we typically hold our hearings in closed session so that we can review your classified programs. given the sensitive nature of these programs and the need to protect sources and methods by which intelligence is gathered, that position is certainly understandable. today, however, we want to take time to ensure that the american people have an opportunity to learn more about the nsa, the mission your workforce is tasked with, and what you're doing to combat the increasing cyber threat to our nation. cyber threats to our u.s. national and economic security are top priority for the intelligence community. and destructive cyber intrusions and attacks are increasing in scale, scope, complexity and severity of impact. office o

he was on the defense team for aaron burr during his treason trial because he was such a good attorney. his wife, betsy, who he absolutely adored, predeceased him, and that devastated him. he died -- i was going to say in bad health, but who does not die in bad health? he suffered from a stroke, and never really recovered. mr. heidler: he became a champion of lost an unpopular -- and unpopular causes. witt'snded george murder. the lad who poisoned the family, he defended him. >> lets give them a big round of applause. [applause] >> the c-span networks feature weekends filled with politics, and american history. 's visit continues today as he travels from new york to philadelphia. coverage starts at 4:30, as he speaks at independence hall. then, he's beset the

paula faris from abc news becomes a regular and so does actress candace cameron burr. next year's presidential election is one reason behar decided to return. >> i think that trump being in the race and hillary and another bush, you know, come on, it's too good. then bernie sanders who i like very much. i think it's the year for politics. a great year to talk. >> joy told me she was happy with life away from the view minding her own business when she got a call from the show's consultants. the deal for her to return came quickly, very quickly and the show's cocreator approved. barbara walters sending her a note saying she was thrilled. >> she is part of the winning success formula that worked in the past. >> she is knowledgeable and she is funny. >> and the rock in all of this, whoopi goldberg. we will have more with her at 4:00. >> they have a special chemistry. >> thank you, sandy. >>> bill evans joins us with the forecast, mr. hot stuff. >> it's hot, not as hot as that report. >> you are too kind. >> we are looking at temperatures running 14, 15 degrees warmer than