corley let me recognize judge cleary. you are recognized for another question. >> so should we move ben tillman's statue to the confederate war room? >> no, because i think the statue is a fixture. >> so, again i guess my question is is that a piece of cloth is offensive because it's been taken by the klan but a member of the klan is not offensive? >> it is offensive to me that he is out there but by the same token he has been there for quite some time. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. suters is recognized for questions. >> mr. cleary, thank you. mr. speaker, thank you. i want to ask you a follow-up to the question. would you support the changing of the name of tillman hall at clemson? >> no, sir. >> you wouldn't support that? >> no, sir. >> you know there's a move to change the name of it. i'm sure you're aware of that. >> there is a move to change the names of a lot of things, but by the same token i think that i've made my position very clear clear. i think we need to remove this divisive symbol in front of our capitol. if y

midnight it was only after the baby's photo was shared all over social media this morning that mc cleary contacted police. she initially lied and said the babe yeah was supposed to be with the father. >> a family in new mexico had a chance to thank their guard and agele a police officer saying he was doing his job. the baby's family is calling him a hero and you may too after seeing his body cam video that captured rescue in action and story now from abc john donovan. >> is she breathing. >> you will not see her face not yet but focus on her hand, fingers motionless that's what a cop's lapel recorded when the call came baby unconscious and not breathing and albuquerque got the call. >> anyone who had the training would go to autopilot and respond. >> he started to do cpr on the kid. >> started rubbing chest and blowing in other face. >> and it takes a few tenths of seconds and now fingers they start moving. >> there she is hi. hi baby. hi. >> there's a glimpse of her face she starts opening her eyes. so carli 7 months when happened in may is fine now and getting medication for seizures a

. >> ronica cleary here chasing governor christie across the state and beyond. a recent monmouth university poll created by patrick murray looks at likely new hampshire republican primary voters. they found 24% would support donald trump 12% jeb was in 4% chris christie. a recent event in new hampshire governor christie was asked about the poll. he not only took jabs at the poll but also behind the poll. >> you should know by now that a poll is -- just look at patrick murray. is funded by a former liberal owner of the asbury park press. there are polls and there are polls. >> i'm sure -- i am here at monmouth university where i got to speak to patrick murray and get his reaction. >> our job is to be the voice of the public and we do it well. sometimes both sides of the aisle unhappy with what we have pointed out. >> what do you think? was a poll fair? woodmere thoughts and for updates chasing down the governor follow me on twitter @chasing ronica. >> and went to bridgeton and cumberland county new jersey to meet with renowned brian act monster ackley. act monste

cleary has leave. mr. coleman? absent. mr. corbin has leave. mr. corson. >> present. >> mr. chromer. >> present. >> mr. davis? absent. mr. fair? absent. mr. gregory? absent. mr. grooms? >> mr. grooms is present. mr. hayes? absent. mr. himry. present. mr. jackson? present. mr. johnson present. mr. lury present. >> mr. maloy? >> present. mr. larry martin. present. mr. shane martin has leave. mr. massey has leave. mr. matthews? absent. mr. mcilveen. present. mr. mickelson present. mr. rodel, mr. peeler? present. mr. reese. absent. mr. saab present. >> mr. sexler. present. mr. shaheen? absent. mr. thurmond. present. mr. turner. absent. mr. vernon. absent. mr. williams is present. mr. young is present. >> is present. >> carl allen is present. fairfield, mr. coleman is present. shaheen is present and kershaw, senator matthews and orangeburg is present. >> we have to keep going. >> the quorum is press end. a quorum is present. we're all with amendment number one. clerk, please read the amendment. >> amendment number 1, strikes a bill in its entirety. it's a bill to provide for the

this van on the bay bridge was also holding his phone while driving the officer cleary saw his phone but he had another explanation >>:alright the reason i stopped you on the cell phone texting >>:i was not taxed in--texting, i was typing in my gps >> reporter :at this driver was using his formal going 62 mi. per hour also on the bay bridge while the speed limit is 50. >>:i was trying to figure out where i was going because i went the wrong way >>:is this your current address in new york >>:i am not looking to interview, thank you >> reporter :the site 290% increase in cellphone tickets this year and 100 percent increase in textile wall driving tickets-- texting while drivingh >> gary :the bay bridge series is tied giants a's, baseball hall later in this broadcast >>:and we see barcelona's face softens manchester united-- against that couple believe i stadium at 1:00 and it should be fun-cup will be at leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tea

cleary? mr. sanford is recognized. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen of the house, i had not intended to come to this podium today, but i want to tell you a few things that have not been said from the podium. and i think need to be said. first of all is the decorum in this chamber. i remember very few instances where the person at this podium was listened to as much as we are all doing it today. and i thank each and every one of you for that. we're dealing with a very serious matter. something that we all care a great deal about and probably are coming at from very different perspectives. and i think it's important for us to have this debate. we're not going to all leave here happy with the final outcome. but when we leave here, i do believe we will leave with a majority vote to do something. and i think that that's critically important. the other thing i want to tell you about was my experience with going to the funeral of senator clementa pinckney. it started off on saturday morning outside the state house with three bus loads of

the cleary act and title nine of the education amendments of 1972. last congress provisions of the cleary act were updated by the enactment of the violence against women act reauthorization. senator casey a member of this committee, helped lead the effort to include important reforms related to sexual assault prevention on campuses. on july 1st the department of education issued new regulations implementing these amendments to insure camps have policy and procedures in place to prevent and respond to sexual assault, domestic violence dating violence and stalking. these laws include requirements that educational institutions file annual reports on the crime occurring on campus institute security policies and have fair disciplinary procedures for sexual assault cases, employ a title nine coordinate notify survivors about their rights and the resources available to them, and provide for staff training. many colleges and universities are also engaged pro-actively in raising awareness about sexual assault among the student body. for example, the universit

. >> unanimous consent for the lead senator cleary. without objection so ordered and the question, third reading of senate bill 897 has been a request for roll call and the clerk will please ring the bell. and call the roll. it's a two-thirds vote. >> mr.al exandriner? aye. mr. allen? >> aye. >> mr. bennett. aye. mr. bright? no. mr. bryant. aye. mr. campbell. aye. mr. campson. aye. mr. cleary has leave. mr. coleman? aye. mr. corbin has leave. mr. corson. aye. mr. chromer. aye. mr. davis. aye. mr. fair. aye. mr. gregory has leave. mr. grooms. aye. mr. hayes. aye. mr. hymnbry. aye. mr. hutto. aye. mr. jackson. aye. mr. johnson. aye. mr. kempson. aye mr. leatherman. aye. mr. lury. aye. mr. maloy. aye. mr. larry martin. aye. mr. shane martin. aye. mr. massey hasmartin? aye. mr. massey has leave. mr. mack owe convenient. mr. nicholson? aye. mr. peeler? no. mr. rankin? not voting. mr. reese? aye. mr. scott? aye. mrs. shely aye. mr. thurman? aye. mr. verdun? no. >> mr. young? aye. >> have all the senators voted? have all the senators voted? t

cleari a thorough search. i want to bring in the panel right now. you know let me go first to you. nuts and bolts of this dar. if they were concerned about explosives we wouldn't be getting this close to the car. >> the first thing they did was bring a bomb dog in, some experts to see if that car was rigged. so now they decided to go through the car entirely because there is so much you can find. we don't know what the shooter kept in the car? more ammunition? more guns? a manifesto in there. >> it was a convertible. >> and the top was open making it easy for him to shoot. i won't i why police officers didn't get a shot at him. >> we don't notice. >> to fuentes, we do have the name of 9 shooter, two law enforcement sources say the name is muhammad youssef abdulazeez. that's all we know. he was born in 1990 we do not know where. again these are moving pictures video of this suspect's card muhammad youssef abdulazeez. tom, what is going on in this investigation? now that we have the name the key questions are what? >> first of all, john i know what the name sounds like but we don't k

. >> joining me now, south carolina state representative gary cleary republican and a co-sponsor of the bill troeo remove the flag. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> let me hear you assess what you think is happening in the house there and what you're hearing from republican colleagues on the other side of the aisle regarding plans that could be formulated to slow this down. >> well i don't necessarily know that it's a plan to slow it down. we have a group of republicans that for whatever reason want to keep some sort of a confederate battle flag on that flagpole and, you know i came out early on. i was one of the first two republicans in the house to actually state that we need to remove the flag and put it in the state museum. but there are several amendments to do various things and now that the senate has overwhelmingly, the last two days approved this bill to remove the flag from the state house grounds and send it to the confederate rally down the street here in columbia i think that sends a very strong message to all of us in the house, and i'm looking forward to getting

this van on the bay bridge was also holding his phone while driving the officer cleary saw his phoneplanation alright the reason i stopped you on the cell phone texting he's taken off the bridge on the treasure island close to doing? tennis hero was going to tilt the wrong way. response gave me was straight into the point.. the suns won 98 percent increase in sofa and tickets for the same period last year. get this over 1100 percent increase in testing of driving tickets. the violators keep coming but this driver. desperate mother searching for her missing child will please undoing defied a year-old mary middleton who disappeared more than 24 hours ago rob flood about standing by to give us a live report with the latest information then new and its six a call for change and severance discussing sherries city policy the afternoon are young woman shot and killed a crime-about emigration much more news still had on kron 4 news at mother of missing a year-old girl and said crusoe's no parent should have to endure pain. it's now been more than 24 hours since madison mills and vanished out

chairman, we mentioned when they speak in secretary cleary and clayton do with not conceited and that was the premise, the fray we paid. let me just point out the winnings claiming that this nuclear program for the eventual production from the nations so rich i think we have a right to mention it. let me concede that. even conceding the point does not create a case for iran to be able -- to be allowed to enrich uranium. today there are 20 countries around the world have relied nuclear power that do not produce their own fissile materials. to drive home this point, we have put considerable pressure on irresponsible and trusted government in south korea not to do what this nuclear agreement allows the iranians to do. similarly, you heard him mention they did not need the heavy water reactor of iraq from a peaceful nuclear program. although the agreement suggests the facilities have been modified they continue to exist for overall the iranian keep centrifuges have an older time but should the administration said always keeps 12 months away from having enough fissile material. i'm concern

judge cleary moves to table amendment 66. request roll call. nine members second. nine members do. have all the members wishing to vote voted? time has expired. close will close the polls and tabulated. 69-46. amendment 66 is tabled. >> next amendment is -- >> mr. delaney is recognized for an introduction. >> ladies and gentlemen of the house, we have a very special guest here tonight. we have anthony shaheen senator of vincent that mean and bob that mean my desk mate for years. >> welcome the shaheen men to the house. welcome. >> number 67 is the next bill which we are passing over. >> ladies and gentlemen, before we take this next amendment, it's about five after 8:00 now. the speaker says we will stand at ease until 8:30. everyone can stand at ease until 8:30. >>> the south carolina house has been for much of the day today working through a series of amendments to a bill that would remove the confederate battle flag from the state capitol grounds. the south carolina senate approved that bill yesterday on a vote of 36-3. as you can see, the south carolina house has moved into a p

. >> unanimous consent for the senator from georgetown senator cleary. >> without objection, so ordered. >> unanimous consent request for leave for the senator from edgefield until thursday at 10:00 p.m. >> without objection, so ordered. are there any petitions for presentment of grand jury:?? no communications, the clerk reports. therefore, we are on the introduction of new bills and resolutions. the clerk will please regret >> read. >> to provide in addition to the matters which may be considered by the general somewhere for june 18, 2015, legislation related to the institution of marriage also may be introduced after considered by each body of the general something. >> senator from spartanburg. >> mr. president, members of the senate, can i get a little order? >> yes. a little order, please. >> members of the senate, i heard our president sing a religious hymn, and that friday night i watched the white house be lit up in the abomination colors. it's time, we've got amazing grace -- it is time for the church to rise up, time for the state of south carolina to rise up. romans chapter o

. >> senator cleary. >> without objection so ordered. the third reading of senate bill eight to 97 has a request for roll call. the clerk will please ring the bell. and call the role. this is a two thirds vote. >> mr. alexander? >> aye. mr. bright, no. mr. bryant, aye. mr. campbell. esther cromer. aye. mr. gregory has leave. mr. grounds. aye. mr. hembree. aye. esther jackson. aye. mr. leatherman. aye. mr. malloy. aye. mr. larry martin. aye. mr. shane martin. aye. esther matthews. aye. mr. nicholson. aye. mr. rankin? not voting. mr. reese. aye. mr. scott. aye. mrs. shealy. aye. mr. thurman. aye. mr. turner. aye. mr. williams. aye. mr. young. aye. >> have all of the senators voted? the polls are closed, will the clerk please tabulate? by vote of 36-3, senate bill 897 is given or -- is given third read. >> i would like to be heard. >> proceed. >> unanimous consent request for a leave from now until -- >> mr. bryant? >> i have shared this story with a few of you. a couple of years ago i was asked to speak at my church about the resurrection.

cleary, there are some -- can clearly, there are some repercussion.also political dimension. three years ago it would have been a shock for european partners to see an exit by greece. charles: sure. >> i have the feeling that right now would almost be a relief if greece goes. the dynamic has completely changed. charles: i wallet you to handicap how the next 48 hours go. do you think cooler heads will prevail and some sort of deal will be done that certainly would include some sort of debt relief? >> well you know the simple fact is greece has no money. the banks are running out of money. sooner or later they will have to take very tough decisions. and i continue to think that the decision to leave the eurozone would be catastrophic. it would be a humanitarian crisis for greece. so at the very end now that they have taken their, you know, victory lap on the referendum, i expect cooler minds will prevail and some sort of deal will be in the offing. probably it will take some time, so i think the european partners want to inflict some pain to greece, but

he cleary has an anger issue., if a guy is walking like that screaming at me looking like that i'm not going to pull back. i'm driving off. >> exactly. the exchange continues after the driver agreed to move his vehicle. the driver has reportedly not yet posted any video showing the actual incident, which the detective demanded he hand over on tape. >> wow. >>> coming up on "morning joe," another heated day on the hill for john kerry. especially over the question over who has seen the so-called secret side deals in the iran nuclear agreement. >> i believe one person may have read it at the facility but doesn't have it. they don't possess it. >> what is that person's name? >> it's possible i don't know for sure but it's possible wendy sherman may have but i don't know that for sure. >> we'll find out when ambassador wendy sherman, the top u.s. negotiator in the iran nuclear deal joins us straight ahead. the signs are everywhere. the lincoln summer invitation is on. get exceptional offers on the mkz sedan... the luxu

he's cleary making some mistakes to some extent are setting him back. and as long as republicans fail to identify why it is he's doing well, rarlth than just railing at him, he's going to be a huge factor in the race. >> joe. >> kasie hunt tell me, please, who else on the campaign trail in the republican side gets the crowds and the intensity donald trump does. >> there's got to be somebody right? >> trump talks a lot about his crowds. when we were on the border he talked about all these people meeting him, waving american flags. it just didn't happen that way, is the reality. so i think to a certain extent you listen to what donald trump says about the people who show up. might not always line up with exactly what ultimately happens. i think the republican party, to mark's point, a lot of the backlash that trump has generated -- >> but hold on a second kasie. >> are you saying it doesn't exist? >> let's talk about the people who show up. i'm going to ask the question again. what republican candidate in the field today gets the crowds and the enthusiasm

i thank david cleary, the staff director of the education committee, our help committee peeper oppenheim lindsey sideman, jim jeffreys, allison martin and on senator murray's staff evan schatz, sarah bolton amanda beaumont. then on the floor those who have the oil cans, laura dove and robert duncan who keep this side greased and working and gary myrick on senator reid's side and sharon soderstrom and from senator cornyn's office. and many others have helped. this is day i am very proud of for the united states senate appeared for 50 million children 3.5 million teachers, and 100,000 public schools, it is a big step forward. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: has as the senior senator from tennessee as he often does has laid it out very well, i believe it is the case that the united states national is the only legislative body in -- united states senate is the only legislative pod in body in the world where a simple majority is not enough on almost everything. so this body was crafted in a way to ensure, unless one side has a really bi

cleary? mr. sanford is recognized. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen of the house, i had not intended to come to this podium today, but i want to tell you a few things that have not been said from the podium. and i think need to be said. first of all is the decorum in this chamber. i remember very few instances where the person at this podium was listened to as much as we are all doing it today. and i thank each and every one of you for that. we're dealing with a very serious matter. something that we all care a great deal about and probably are coming at from very different perspectives. and i think it's important for us to have this debate. we're not going to all leave here happy with the final outcome. but when we leave here, i do believe we will leave with a majority vote to do something. and i think that that's critically important. the other thing i want to tell you about was my experience with going to the funeral of senator clementa pinckney. it started off on saturday morning outside the state house with three bus loads of