therefore, it is my honor to sponsor h.r. 322, a bill that names the chesterfield main post office after such a courageous young man, me moralizing a hero who gave up his life in service to the nation that he loved. all of zachary's friends would say that zach was their best friend. he was a dedicated warrior whose commitment to family and friends and country will be long remembered. i am proud that this legislation will serve as a testament to the dedication and sacrifice of sergeant zachary fisher, standing as a physical reminder of the bravery of one american from missouri's second district who serve to -- serve a cause greater than himself. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. lieu: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized, without objection. mr. lieu: i am please

on the chesterfield track.t we're dealing with, really depends on where you are, visibility down about half mile or less in some spots. >> so here is the set up. dry right now, storm scan3, notice showers, well to the north and west. looks like scattered shower chances get in here really this afternoon. that's when you will need the umbrella. tonight into wednesday morning, watch out for potential for some heavy rain. there is one to 3 inches possible, specially north and west of the citiment so could be localized flooding. then saturday, could be raining again. that steady rain, we have to watch what is left of tropical storm joaquin, how close is that storm system get to our coastline? into the afternoon, scatter shower chances but notice the heavy rain pulling in here, midnight tonight. a loft yellow, orange, red showing up. indicating heavier showers. even wednesday morning, still, some left over showers around into the afternoon, but looks like the heaviest will be through the overnight. forecast high toda

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upper 60s in chesterfield, down in delaware, weaver middletown at seven open degrees, at jason's house, all right, let's go ahead, talk about our forecast now. >> probably sick of hearing about the heat. i have something for you, fall countdown, 17 days until fall begins. just 17 officially until fall arrives. yes, still in the summer season, so it can be warm. twenty-seven days until average high reaches 70 degrees. fifty-three in l hollow wean, # four days until we turn the clocks back one hour. as daylight saving time ends. temperature wise, 73 at the airport, mid six's mount pocono, coastal temperatures, mid and upper 60s, low 70s ocean sit. check it out. how it will feel on the steamy side today, little more humid, but look at friday, guys, how about that? something to look forward to, it starts to drop, the trends, head into the weekends, looks like pleasant conditions try to return. sky it storm can three, not much happening. high pressure over us, full sunshine again, here are rain chances, zero today, tomorrow, bump up to 20, 70% chance thursday, good news, we do need some rai

lawrenceville, peter checks in at 66 degrees, 63, up in willow grove, at bar lalane's house in chesterfield, ed connor had 64, mid 60s in cardington, also mid 60s for clementon, philadelphia, john, in perkasie, little cooler coming in at 62 degrees. so you kinds of get the pictures, waking up low and mid 60s, warming up this afternoon, stays mostly cloudy today, don't expect whole lot of sunshine after we burn off some of this fog this morning. we will talk about more rain chances this week, and, is there anything in the seven day? we'll get to that. here is your school day forecast, maybe some still lucky have the day off because of the papal visit. we give it c plus. temperatures this morning around 66, 8:00, 78, by three. when when the school let outment look at the temperature change, anywhere from about two to 13 degrees warmer from this time yesterday. so that's a sign of the warmer air mass moving in. not much happening on storm scan3. as far as the rain goes, but we are picking up few ours of some patchy fog specially out in central new jersey, check it out. part of burlington and o

further to the north ed connor's house in chesterfield. he has 54 degrees with the clear skies, and star filled skies for our walk this morning. just sweat shirt and coffee was all he needed. not a bad morning at all. we will talk about really what will be happening. fall does officially arrive in a week, next wednesday, september 23rd at 4:20 in the morning. we will get to that fall season. temperatures will eventually start to drop a bit. not much happening on storm scan three, the clear skies, high pressure over us right now so that is the the trend, a a lot of sunshine. there is that high on top of us, that brings us sunshine, temperatures back in the mid 80's again. no real change in that position of the high pressure system over next few days so we have a persistent weather forecast, with sunny skies and temperatures in the 80's. the a as we head to the weekend is there a storm system that is off our companies and close enough it could maybe bring included cover eastern delaware, eastern new jersey, that is it, still keeping things n

sailors berg, low 60s at this hour, pretty much the trend, chesterfield, new jersey, cardington, low 50's, perkasie, 49 degrees. so again, cool start to the morning, we will rapidly warm the temperatures up once we get full sunshine. here we go. yesterday's high was on the cool side. but today so far the low for philadelphia has been 57 degrees. the coolest morning since june 5th. again, little taste of fall going on. yesterday's high, 72 degrees, a cool day, below average, should be at 79. watch what happens, each day, it does get a little warmer, finally when we hit tuesday, wednesday, thursday, high temperatures back into the 80s, so then we are getting above average once again. limit of summer still officially in the summer season. >> reporting stations officially low and mid 50's, over most locations, even some low 50's, north and west, buffalo state college, pittsburgh action cool air just sits over us, for about another 24 hours. rain across new england, that's the storm that brought the heavy rainfall we received on saturday, that was great news we certainly did need the rain

. >> "action news" viewer captured images of this fire as it tore through three town homes in chesterfieldrmstrong lane at 4:00 this afternoon. it went to two alarms before crews got the upper hand. no word tonight how it started and the red cross is at the the scene helping three families who were displaced. and no injuries were reported. >>> and a rescue tonight on the delaware river, a person had to be pulled from the water after their kayak flipped, 00 near north delaware avenue in philadelphia's torresdale section. earlier this week you may remember a man and woman were rescued from the same area as well. >>> hundreds of people showed up on voorhees this evening to remember a teenager who passed way in her sleep. they gathered at deangelo field a place where 14-year-old carol lamanawitz spent a lot of time she was member of girl's high school and lacrosse teams. her friends had a sleep-over last night and this morning she was found unresponsive. investigators say there's no sign of foul play, drugs, or alcohol. she would have been a freshman starting tuesday. >> a police k-9 criticall

johnson's mother filed lawsuit against the chesterfield school system. she says she filed a health plan spelling out treatment, in case her daughter had a reaction. the mother also sued for wrongful death. there's no word tonight on what's included in the settlement. >>> a nearly $6.5 million settlement was approved by a baltimore financial board for for the family of freddie grave. . the mayor and the team say this was a way to cut the city's losses. we know the city had key evidence in the death of gray before decides no to-tohe -- no fight the civil case. >> reporter: all five members of the board of estimates approved spending $6.4 million to set the civil claims in the freddy gray case. the mayor called it the best deal for taxpayers, considering the high stakes the case carries. >> we must consider all of the potential expenses of fighting a lawsuit in court and the expe e expenses to the steps of baltimore if we lose the court case and the cost to the city if we win. >> reporter: settlement heads off a federal civil rights lawsuit which was the pl

chesterfield and burlington county light rain, as well.across the pa turnpike, light to moderate rain showers. stretches over to norristown and across 476, but this is nothing heavy, nothing that should cause any problems on the roadways except maybe slower moving traffic. for parts of monroe county, light to moderate rain and kind of scattered light rain through the lehigh valley. we're going to keep showers in the forecast for tonight on the lighter side, but we will be staying cool even with the cloud cover around, which tends to keep us warmer. tonight, though, northeast wind that keeps cooling down the air for us and that's going to be the case as we go into tomorrow during the day. cool air moving in from the north, we have warmer temperatures down to south and west and we're going to be locked into this cooler air mass. it leaves for one more day. clouds hang around, too, into tomorrow. the cool air stays with us. mid to low 70s tomorrow afternoon. mostly cloudy skies, then the clouds clear out for wednesday. more sunshine, little b

ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey. what a great day.umidity continues to drop as temperatures whoever around 80 and beautiful photo and again, no cloud in the sky. just that deep blue sky today, clear blue skies to close a beautiful day. thanks, ed anal of our weather watchers. the lets look at storm scan 3a whole lot of nothing. if you look at this image and think computer froze, that time bar was not running in the corner but perfectly clear evening outside and we are seeing that cool northwesterly win thanks to the high pressure from the west and this storm system exiting northern new england. we will get a pressure gradient. the high is about here and wind speed up through that gradient here and we have such a breezy day today but wind will die down over next few days as high pressure centers overhead. high so far today feeling amazing, 77 the high in philadelphia 77 in atlantic city as well. wilmington 76. we have hit a high of 75 in trenton and red to go day and right now we are at our warmest temperatures 77 at airport. seventy-f

and we move back into new jersey, little milder here, had 64, at ed's house in chesterfield, new jerseykies right now, did he send a picture, of the fog, he is seeing little bit this morning. >> you might encounter some areas of fog, especially out in central new jersey where we are seeing the thickest fog. what's ahead, today, tomorrow, cloudy skies, mild, little muggy, few scattered showers possible, especially tuesday, wednesday more of steady rain, could be heavy rain in the morning, thursday and friday, clearing, with some sunshine, the weekend still going to have it watch, maybe another rain chance, returning to our forecast. dry right now, storm scan3, showers out to our west. but notice, just some clouds, maybe few breaks in the clouds later this morning into the afternoon. noticeably more humid today. we call it humid same deal tomorrow, actually may feel little steamy, with the warmer temperatures around as well. still humid on wednesday with the rain, and then starts to feel little better by the end of the weekment still trying to hold on little bit of hint of summer there. h

ed connor in chesterfield is at 70 as well.ry cool temperatures well below average for this time of the year. you can see how gray? lets look at how it looks outside in the neighborhood network camera. foggy, glummy evening at the delaware beach es. rehoboth beach 68 degrees. look at that wind north east at 22 miles an hour. that is a brisk, chilly wind off water and chilly as well at palmyra cove nature park. the we are seeing a few brakes over center city philadelphia a but a glummy afternoon as boats go by along the river. peak at storm scan three shows cloud dissipating and they will dissipate overnight. we will step under this big cloud bank as cool air comes in. but warmer air is moving our way and how high pressure builds in throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures right now across the the a area we saw weather watchers this map looking similar in the upper 60's and 07's in the region which is well below average thanks to the northeast win. mostly cloudy day today but warm start to fall. high pressure starts to build in

check it out. 61 degrees where ed is in chesterfield, he said he has no fog in the neighborhood, but thinks will be on harrison road, running pretty soon. little thick, soupy out there. we try one more, head little further north. 60 degrees. this is where charles is. and he's in bath, pa. so again, we are going to have pretty warm day today. >> the fog is the story as we go into our morning this morning. in fact, take a look at this. this is casino of where we're seeing the biggest problem right now. millville, .3 of a mile all the way from atlantic city over to wilmington, notice philadelphia just an at half mile visible, not great out there everybody. make sure to be careful. live look right now if we can. this is right off the rooftop of our building looking into center city. you can see the fog kind of coming into philadelphia. >> you expect it at the coast, don't necessarily expect it in the city. that's what we are seeing going through the morning this morning. things will certainly get better, going about our day today. current temperatures right now, 67 in philadelphia. we've

chesterfield ed connor at 64 degrees, mid 60s in philadelphia, jason in middletown delaware also checkinghour, bill 61 in cart inning ton, get the picture, low 60s, perkasie, willingboro, newark, delaware, little cooler, comfortable, 59 degrees. up in allentown, julia also at 59. so happy labor day, everyone, hope you enjoy your day today. we have a lot of sunshine coming up in the forecast, hey it works this time, last time tried to bring up graphics, didn't work. >> this time it is working, i like it when it is working even this holiday. a loft sunshine, hot, humid conditions return to the forecast. and we talk about some rain in our forecast, how about that? we haven't had that in a while. current temperatures from the reporting stations, 60s, and some 50's, in the cool spots. down toward the shore, all over the place depending on winds direction, now more of land breeze, cape may coming in at 59. rehoboth beach delaware coming in at 65 degrees. dew point temperature tells us how much moisture is in the air, depends where you are, to the north, pretty nice, low 50's, comfortable around

and, rain cooled air in williamstown, peter plantmeanti, 81 in cherry hill and ed connor in chesterfield is coming in at 80 degrees. i want to show you a nice picture that peter sent in from williamstown that thunderstorm that he had, that rolled through salem, cumberland county and new castle county delaware. cloud to ground lightening, nice shot there, thanks for send ago this in. let talk about our highs today, 93 degrees, officially at philadelphia international airport. normal high 82. that ties a record today. we did see enough sunshine to extend this heat wave one more day. that puts us a at 34, 90-degree days, and now jumps head to 2011. temps stay above average over next few days, we will drop down for weekend, sat the day and sunday, mid 80's for a high and right back at it early next week. we will surge back in the lower 90's. still some clouds, but notice storm scan three drying out at this point, most of the showers pushing off to our west, so it looks like we will keep things, pretty much dry. there could be a sprinkle or two next couple hours but mostly staying dry partly

. >> he had ned chesterfield, 61 degrees where he is. and you can see some cloud.and cool but it is humid. but he's looking forward to cool day to get the yards work done. very smart. he sent me a picture today, too. he really has pretty decent cloud coverage going on where he is, little cloudy, seeing that for many of us today. all right, we head over little further west, try this one. 61 degrees where bill is. and he's in cartington. he too is feeling humidity. he said dew point at 59, 59 the dew point, 61 the temperature, very saturated air. so he is feeling that, too. let's try one more here. let's try this one, 63 degrees, matthew good morning to you, necessary conshohocken, i can't do it three times fast though. and he said it is a very pleasant morning. so, we are feeling the cooler temperatures today. that's for sure. let's take a live look now at the neighborhood network. look at this beautiful sunrise. we've got going on here, kutztown, they have not seen as many clouds roll in yet. so they are starting to get little blue skies. you know, that's the thing

clerk: h.r. 322, a bill to designate the facility of the united states post office at at 10105 in chesterfield, missouri, as the severaget zachary m. fisher post office. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill? members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] and without objection the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 405. the nays are zero. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the house will be in order. members and staff, take your conversations off the house floor. members, take your conversations off the house floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? m