could former redskins tight end chris cooley be making a comeback? the answer as "abc7 news at maureen: a group of bipartisan lawmakers charge the obama managers with illegally withholding documents from a side agreement between the international atomic energy agency and iran. for more on it here is national correspondent jeff barnes. jeff: some congressional lawmakers admit they have not t read the 190 pages of the nuclear accord with iran. but natural inclination for many is lean one way. >> find it hard to believe that anyone can either endorse or criticize or condemn the deal without having read it. jeff: some lawmakers are lining up to oppose it. >> the president said he was going to denuclearize them. it hasn't happened. >> vote is two months away in both houses of congress. lawmakers can do nothing but that is not likely as high as the issue of national security. >> a bad deal will threaten the security of the american people. we'll do everything to stop it. >> can i have your thought on the iran package as it now sits? >> i'm positive about i

without a doubt, general cooley's many accomplishments deserve to be honored. however his accomplishments can only be realized with the support and commitment of his wife of 37 years. joan and their two children. mr. speaker, i stand here today humbled by the many accomplishments of a true patriot and it is migrate honor to recognize the late major gernl cooley for his friendship and service to our great nation. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california mr. lamalfa, for five minutes. mr. lamalfa: thank you mr. speaker. just this past week a federal district court in california found facilities built to hold illegal immigrants -- they were not properly operated and ordered the release of thousands of illegal immigrants within 90 days. the lawsuit alleged that despite the fact that detention facilities provided schooling for underaged detainees, they believe that the facilities are insufficiently hospitable. advocates of illegal immigration will use any avenue to expand and promote policies that entice

former redskin chris cooley could be making a comeback according to reports the arizona cardinals have expressed interest in signing him. leon: probably hasn't heard from kobe since 2012 either. coming up next -- >> id. and very carefully, and a sweep them up with a broom. leon: there was nothing this woman can do about this mess. we would tell you why she suffered a painful problem coming up next. leon: client and the honor of helping some young people getting closer to achieving their dreams. it was an honor. we lounged -- announced the scholarship winners. it provides need-based scholarships to children of marines. there is particular attention to students without impairment killed in combat. they had a big milestone. $7 million in scholarships. you may be able to help them with this. honeybees thousands of them set up shop inside of a woman's chimney in arlington. what makes his problem worse is the opening of the chimney is 65 feet up in the air. at the bees are getting inside her home and attacking her pats. it turns out it is against the law to kill honeybees. beekeepers cannot

law school and he said he was reading these dissents and said here's an operatic character thomas cooley. so that was the origin. >> while we're in a theatrical mood, you serve as a martial in the supreme court. detected a new perspective on the workings of the supreme court of the united states? >> all it did was make me into a hypocrite for what i criticized the justice of taking part. >> i'm not sure who knows what i was talking about. >> the justices are out and about constantly. one of the things like to do is have mock trials where real supreme court advocates argue fake cases about hamlet or don quixote but whatever. this is a case where tommy goldstein and carter phillips argued about whether don quixote needs to be committed before ginsburg breyer, the d.c. circuit, and you know, they are cheap laughs. they raise money for the shakespeare theatre. i don't know what the hell i was doing there. [laughter] >> but you did a good job eric. >> joan, also mentioned you were a finalist for the pulitzer prize this year. sorry you didn't get it. [applause] it was for a series called the e

cooley is a radio host at espn 980. >>> finley, this was the scene at a minor league baseball game last night. the st. paul saints and their fans attempting to break the beginness world record for largest pillow fight. i think this is a sport right? 6,261 people one mascot and that pig, his name is pablo pig awesome. didn't take long. and it did break the record for those of you dying to new york the record was held by south dakota state university at a football game, the fans. >> i'm going to assume there was no beer allowed at that game 'cause that could be dangerous. >> fun. >>> tonight, what the tape reveals. we go frame by frame. how a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled out of control. the last time we see this woman alive before she was found dead in her jail cell. >>> hate crime charges. a rare move from the feds for the man accused in that church massacre in charleston. >>> air scare. passengers suddenly passing out, oxygen masks dropping as the pilot makes an emergency landing. >>> trump's money. new disclosures tonight about how much he has and where it's coming from. >>> a

a jury found david cooley guilty of setting fire to his house last year. he lived in glendale. deputies were evicting him, when he barricaded himself and set fire to the second floor. >>> an escaped killer is back in the maximum security prison. david sweat is at five points correctional facility in new york. he will be held inside a single prison cell and be isolated in there for 23 hours a day. sweat is also reportedly on suicide watch. police shot sweat and captured him a week ago. sweat and richard matt escaped from a different prison last month. police shot and killed matt during the manhunt. >>> if you get a phone call from someone claiming to represent the irs it could be a scam. a recent rash of calls fooled people from pennsylvania to washington state. it starts with an automated message and it says you'll be sued by the irs. there are also a lot of red flags here. the irs will never ask for your credit card numbers so do not give them out. if you get a call like this hang up and do not call back. >>> check your pet foods. stella & chewy's is recalling some of the prod

david cooley was found guilty of setting fire to his house and shooting at the police officers last year being evicted when he shot at them, barricaded himself inside and set fire to himself in a room on the second floor. >>> d.c. police are trying to figure out what led to a crash that killed an man on a scooter. they say he lost control of the scooter and then fell to the ground. two other people on scooters were seen with him at that time. >>> police are looking sdrk -- working to figure out who shot and killed a man in southeast d.c. john jones was found not far from ft. stanton park. there's a reward for information. >>> more than a million people are gathering in a port town in ecuador to take part in mass with the pope. just last night, thousands lined the streets of the capital of quito to greet pope francis. ecuador is the first stop on the eight-day tour of south america for the pontiff. he will visit bolivia and paraguay. he is expected to address issues that the country had been battling for years including poverty, drug trafficking and political corruption. >>> keeping the r

jessica cooley is a crime and court reporter at the "lufkin daily news." other journalists discovered when house purchased the 2006 bugatti for a little more than $1 million, he insured it for more than double that, $2.2 million. just three weeks after the policy goes into effect, the bugatti lands in the water. philadelphia indemnity insurance investigators are suspicious of house's claim. >> it went from, you know, the quote/unquote soggy bugatti to maybe something larger going on here with the insurance fraud. >> the insurance company notes that house put 1,200 miles on the car in just 3 weeks and he leaves the engine running for more than 15 minutes after the crash, causing unnecessary damage. but it's garza's video, widely circulated by the press and online, that becomes the lynchpin of the insurance company's argument. when philadelphia indemnity reviews the footage, it claims house's story of the pelican rings false. >> there's the question that everyone wants to know. where is the pelican? >> i don't see a pelican, but it was a cell phone video. ma

. >> reporter: cnet's brian cooley. >> we're starting to see the biggest game of cops and robbers notgs that weigh a couple of tons and have a trajectory. in february "60 minutes" showed how they were able to use a laptop to take over a car. >> that is frightening. >> reporter: a report from massachusetts senator ed markey found earlier this year security measures to secure remote access are inconsistent and haphazard. >> how concerned are you that hackers may go after our cars? >> unfortunately i think we have to anticipate that they will. >> reporter: the senator is requesting new legislation be applied to cars. >> we have to begin to build protections in now give the warnings now to american families that they could, in fact have a dangerous vehicle without protection against hacking. >> reporter: hackers did keep the automaker informed about their efforts to hack the vehicle and a fix has now been put out for drivers. in a statement put out to "cbs this morning," fiat-chrysler says fca has a dedicated team focused on identifying and implemented software practices across the nation

cnet's brian cooley. >> we're starting to see the world's biggest game of cops and robbers play out notyber world but play out. in february "60 minutes" showed that they were able to use a laptop to take over a car. >> no, no, no no no. no, no. >> they're trying to create vehicles. a report from ed markey found earlier this year security measures to prevent remote access are inconsistent and haphazard. >> how concerned are you? >> unfortunately i think we have to anticipate that they will. >> the senator is now using new legislation to require cyber security and protection via flag to cars. >> we have to begin to build the protections now and give the warnings now to american families that they could, in fact, have a dangerous vehicle without hacking. >> for "cbs this morning: saturday," kris van cleave washington. >> in a statement the automaker tells "cbs this morning: saturday" it is unaware of any injuries related complaints warranted claims or accidents from the hacking of a vehicle independent of what they call the media demonstration. >> coming up bad news for the euro. might be