cops say coon stepped over the body of his toddler son to run away from police. that boy died at the hospital a short time later. >> i've been doing this job for 20 years. nothing surprises mow any more. i just -- i stopped trying to think about, you know, what defendants or suspects or people that do these type of things even think any more. >> reporter: now the saturday sad part to all of this if coon was just charged with shoplifting, chances are he would have been arrested and released and back home by dip are in time. instead tonight, he's facing third degree murder charges and mourning the death of his own son. he's being held tonight at the bucks county prison oh and $5 million cash bail. lucy? >> back home for dinnertime with his son alive. all right, chris o'connell. thank you much. >>> the search for answers continues in las vegas after the massacre that killed 59 people and hurt more than 520 others. authorities just released body camera video of officers trying to save lives. take a listen. this way, this way, this way. go, go, go that. way, that way,

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the name to remember. >>> we're back with democratic senator chris coons. he's a member of the senate judiciary committee. he's one of the senators who questioned the attorney general jeff sessions earlier today. but the attorney general didn't answer some very, very specific questions about some extremely sensitive issues. before we continue our conversation, let's bring in our senior congressional correspondent manu raju. manu, today's hearing had quite a few tense moments. >> reporter: yeah, no question about it, wolf. in large measure because jeff sessions just would not answer a number of questions, particularly about his conversations with president trump, saying a number of those were covered were just confidential. even though he did not assert executive privilege. one democrat on the committee dick blumenthal told me afterwards that special counsel robert mueller is the one who is going to have to get to the bottom of some of jeff sessions' answers, as he would not answer questions to the committee. one things that he did say that the u.s. is not p

authorities say coon was driving on suspended license. his son was not in a car seat. >>> meanwhile police continue their search for the man who stole an suv with eight year old boy in the back seat. investigators say this happened about 8:00 o'clock last night near broad and done nan couldn't in the logan section of north f the owner got out to check on a property and left the suv running. when a man ride ago bicycle stopped his bike, jumped into the suv and then took off. the suspect ditched the suv about mile away. the boy was still inside and fortunately was not hurt. >>> police in chester county warning residents about scammer posing as utility worker. take a look at the sketch of this suspect. he is pretending to work forwhy pcom two incidents last month one in tough ken man and one in highland township. he got away with $11,000 in jewelry. looks like amazing day to have lunch outside. we're in a summery stretch of weather. but as always, we're wondering when will it end? meteorologist katie fehlinger is live on the cbs3 sky deck wi

somvongsiri: thank you, senator coons, for that important question. part of our works in not only northern rakhine state and elsewhere is the focus specifically on this issue of building tolerance, ethnic and religious tolerance and promoting that. this is part of senator risch's question as well. we do that by building dialogue with local groups. we have found civil society groups who are more moderate in their views but don't have the space to speak out in terms of religious tolerance, in terms of community efforts. our role is to create space for that, strengthen those civil society organizations and link them tokt together. many moderates don't feel safe doing that right now. that is a critical issue. we're happy to provide more information to you on that and what our programs are doing to support that. chairman corker: senator markey. senator markey: thank you mr. chairman, very much. it's a very important hearing. absolutely crisis that has many in the rohingya community who have arrived in bangladesh following these clearance operations that so

>> reporter: lucy, coon would have face add shoplifting charge simple shoplifting charge. accused of stealing a sound system out of the wal*mart behind me. instead tonight it's murder. it's murder in the third degree. it's murder of his own son and tonight that boy's family is suffering a heartbreaking loss. seasonal decorations in front a play area in back. neighbors say a small boy would visit his dad here. that boy is now gone. >> good parent. >> seriously. >> yeah, love the kid. always talked about him. it was his pride and joy. and that's why tragedy to see how this happened. how it came about. >> reporter: tragedy is the death of christopher coon's two-year-old son killed tuesday when tossed from the vehicle his dad was driving. his father was trying to lose police after allegedly stealing a sound system from a tullytown wal*mart. >> the two-year-old child that was with him was ejected from the vehicle. the subject then got exited his vehicle the suspect. he stepped over the child who was laying in the roadway and took off running. >> reporter: he's charged with murd

[ door slams ] coon friends, we have done it. facebook is gone and netflix has approved our tv show. all we have to do now is agree on the final draft of the franchise plan. you can see that the supercraig movie now precedes the coon vs supercraig movie followed by mysterion's video game and then -- how come i have to have the video game? i wanna movie too. you have a movie, mysterion. you're in the third coon and friends united movie after your video game. yeah, but he's saying he doesn't ever get his own movie. do i get my own movie? not everyone gets their own movie. -this franchise plan sucks. -oh, jesus, here we go again. no, wonder tweek is right. it was better when we started the movies off with the tupperware prequel. dude, you can't do a prequel first. -why not? -'cause then it's not a prequel, it's just first. and besides tupperware isn't our strongest character. [bleep] you. it's better than a human kite. he just likes this plan because he gets two movies in phase one. guys! we have to just go with this plan. we don't

senator coons. sorry. >> well, thank you, senator schumer. i'll start by just repeating what senator schumer just said that is also something republicans don't want you to hear, which is that democrats want to work with republicans on tax reform, tax reform that will actually help the middle class, that'll help working families, that'll simplify the tax code and help america's small businesses grow. and we've got great ideas on how to do that if republicans would just give us a chance to work together across the aisle. heck, i introduced a bipartisan bill just last week on energy financing and tax treatment, the cosponsor in the house is ted poe, one of the most conservative house members x here in the senate it's jerry moran. we've got ideas for how we can do tax reform in a way that doesn't balloon the deficit and helps build america's middle class. but at least right now it doesn't seem that bipartisan tax reform is going to be given a chance, because republican leadership has decided once again they'll try and go it alone just as they did

so i think it's quite different, senator coons. i'm glad to have the opportunity to discuss that, but i'm confident that i did not -- i was not required to recuse myself on the decision of whether or not to keep secretary -- director comey. >> mr. attorney general, if i might just conclude, if your letter on may 9th, you say i'm committed to the rule of law at the department of justice. i'm concerned that we have a different understanding of the scope of your recusal and the relevancy of the e-mail investigation when that was the cited reason for the firing of the fbi director. >> mr. chairman, i'll just respond and say, i'm very comfortable i did not violate what i told this committee or proper rules in not reducing myself on the decision of mr. comey because it was not based on the merits of the investigation. it was based on his performance publicly and in regard to announcing a decision that was a decision he was not entitled to announce. >> senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> the attorney general jeff sessions in that

senator coons. >> thank you, mr. chair mapp. thank you to a again withinly excellent panel providing detail and thorough testimony on some of the maddening ongoing restrictions on effectiveness and efficiency in u.s. food aid and some of the genuinely inspiring efforts we are making jointly to meet a hungry world. let me ask dr. baird a question if i might about the maritime security program. we've explored it a little bit but there's a lot of other issues. the maritime security program is designed 10 to surety department of defense has on-demand access to southeasterly capacity during times of war and national emergency. you noted in your written testimony that the department of defense has never mobilized a mayorer in or ves fret the nonmsp cargo preference fleet spt there any evidence that you've come across in your many years of working in this field to support the idea that cargo preference is necessary for our military sea lift capacity? >> thank you for the question, senator coons. no. simple answer is no, as you alrea al

coone had a real organization. they have the internet which is an underground way of organizing. coone hung out a shingle and people knew who they were. >> where can people see the documentary. >> a night at the garden.com. >> and you premiered it on the atlantic. >> we played it in a number of movie theaters, sort of like a news reel before features and then it came out on the atlantic and now it's on youtube and getting picked up in a lot of places. >> it's stunning and i don't know -- we're seeing more footage of it. it's stunning. thank you both. marshal curry and arnie burnstein. i appreciate you being here. a.m. joy returns tormd at 10:00 a.m. eastern. in the meantime you know what to do. keep it right here on msnbc. and now, i help people find discounts, like paperless, multi-car, and safe driver, that help them save on their car insurance. any questions? -yeah. -how do you go to the bathroom? great. any insurance-related questions? -mm-hmm. -do you have a girlfriend? uh, i'm actually focusing on my career r

. >> reporter: she didn't know witnesses saw coon look down at his son's body on the ground before he took off running. >> he was only worried about himself. disgusting human being. >> reporter: she says she suffered years of abuse at the hands of coon and sought to get full custody since he was born. >> the courts need to step up their game. >> reporter: she said the courts more than once ruled for joint custody. >> he was a good boy, a perfect child. he is really missed. >> reporter: deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> hearts go out to that mom there. >>> nbc10 went through the police paperwork to find out more about coon's background. he was arrested for credit card theft in 2014. the credit card belonged to new jersey school districts. he racked up a large debt on the card and lost his job as a substitute teacher. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with the las vegas massacre. let's go live to jacqueline london who is live in las vegas with today's developments. jacqueline. >> reporter: jim, this is a day when things are starting to return to normal somewhat. lights that were dar

. >> reporter: monica arrested and charged is 27-year-old christopher coon of hampton new jersey the he paid for the tv sound bar he allegedly tried to steal was a lot steeper than the price he would have paid at the counter and cost the life of his two-year-old riding in the car he was trying to make his get away in. the scene tonight as the suspect was brought from the hospital to the tullytown hospital for processing and clearly did not want his face on t.v. and began when he tried to steal audio equipment from the walmart here as he tried to get away traveling south on bristol pipe he blew a red light a short distance from the mall and an suv driven by someone else had the right of way broad sided his gold jeep he says i tried to brake but i couldn't, it was too late. he was moving so fast. upon impact the suspect's suv flipped and rammed another vehicle traveling north on bristol pike. >> the gold jeep with the suspect was driving had rolled once. the two-year-old approximately two-year-old child that was in the car with the suspect was ejected from the vehicle. >> reporter: inv

twenty-seven year old christopher coon of hamilton new jersey faces third agree murder charges in the death of his two year olson. police say coon caused a three -car crash in tullytown bucks county, while fleeing a wal-mart last week. the toddler, who was not in a carseat, was ejected during the violent crash. >> a man now under arrest in the murder of a philadelphia community activist. six a year old winnie harris was found shot to death in her west philadelphia home back in february. well, police have announced the arrest of 39 year old nelson get innings, he faces multiple charges, including murder and robbery. >> happening today, rally against proposed new boot fall stadium on temple football campus, several groups demonstrated, and students, staff, will take their concerns to the streets again today. rally planned for the same time as the first temple board every trustees meeting of the school here. critics are also calling for the dismissal of board president patrick o'connor. >> well, if you plan on voting in the november 7th elections, listen up. >> today is the deadline to r

>> no. >> it is interesting, though. >> also, second reference of coon owes, producer said i look like i belong on the thanksgiving special for peanut. >> because you're fest sniff. >> because i'm wearing orange. >> don't hate hug i bear. common now. >> the only thing that's orange on that show the is the large pumpkin. >> i know. >> the great pumpkin, rahel? >> no, that doesn't work. >> well, give us better news than that. >> can do. you owe this one apology, mr. producer. >> yes. >> she is blushing. >> all right, well, we have some very quiet weather out there. the winds is still nice and light, it does pick up little bit as the day goes on, but then it will ease up again in time for the kids to head out in their costumes. something worth mentioning here, the fact the temperatures do drop off relatively swiftly, once the sun goes down, so we'll get more into. that will here is a live look on "skycam 3", overlooking from pretty sure have this is our grim i cam, david grim set this one up, engineer at the station, one every them anyway real nice wide view of the center city skyline. al

senator coons. >> thank you, mr. chair mapp. thank you to a again withinly excellent panel providing detail and thorough testimony on some of the maddening ongoing restrictions on effectiveness and efficiency in u.s. food aid and some of the genuinely inspiring efforts we are making jointly to meet a hungry world. let me ask dr. baird a question if i might about the maritime security program. we've explored it a little bit but there's a lot of other issues. the maritime security program is designed 10 to surety department of defense has on-demand access to southeasterly capacity during times of war and national emergency. you noted in your written testimony that the department of defense has never mobilized a mayorer in or ves fret the nonmsp cargo preference fleet spt there any evidence that you've come across in your many years of working in this field to support the idea that cargo preference is necessary for our military sea lift capacity? >> thank you for the question, senator coons. no. simple answer is no, as you alrea al

police say coon caused three car crash in tullytown, while fleeing a wal-mart last week. the toddler was not no carseat , thrown from the car, following the violent crash. >> well, investigators are re- building the time line in the las vegas mass shooting. coming up on "eyewitness news ," what authorities are learning about the habits of the accused gunman. >> also, a statue vandalized twice in two days. the controversy surrounding it , and the man it honors. >> i always sales working this shift is like working in paradise >> do you? >> oh, not really. we're rocking out this morning to david lee rot >> former member of van halen was on his own whether just like par paradise hit, and turning 63 today. yes, we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ paulsboro's a very with the closing of thee refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole projec

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>> reporter: christopher coon's home a place where his two-year-old would visit him.nvestigators say the boy died tuesday when ejected from the back seat of a vehicle his dad was driving to allude police for alleged shoplifting. >> turned into a fatal crash where a two-year-old boy's life has been snuffed out too early. and it's shocking. >> reporter: the man 27 charged with murder in the third degree and homicide by vehicle. he vick another vehicle and rolled his car while fleeing from allegedly taking a sound system from a nearby wal*mart. >> the subject then got exited his vehicle, the suspect, he stepped over the child who was laying in the roadway and took off running. >> reporter: on facebook, the boy's mother alleging he was using drugs wrote, the judges never listen to me. now look what happened. my sweet baby boy is gone. >> sickening. >> hamilton, new jersey, pizza shop owner joe says, he worked for him but he let him go over his drug use. >> he apparently stepped over the child. >> terrible. very terrible. i guess the state of mind that's what happens when

this is an obamacare mess. >> joining me democratic senator chris coons of delaware. senator, welcome. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, katy. >> donald trump said there he heard a lot from democrats about a short-term fix. what's realistic here? >> well, katy, what would be helpful is if the president would actually get out of the way and allow the senate to do its work. both senators murray and alexander, democrat and republican, who are the chair and ranking of the health committee here were making progress towards a bipartisan compromise on strengthening the affordable care act and extending affordable quality health insurance to more americans but that got shut down as republicans tried one last time to repeal and replace obamacare which failed. the president saying in the clip you just ran that obamacare is dead, it's gone, isn't in fact true. republicans have failed to repeal it. they don't have a real plan to replace it. and in the meantime, democrats are very eager to find a way to work across the aisle with republican senators to stabilize and advance

we speak with credit senator chris coons of delaware.t he says about tax reform and the decision by republican senators corker and flake not to seek election. slumber. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. >> president trump will decide against kerry cohen, economics director to lead the federal reserve. this is according to three people in with the matter. he has ruled out appointing gary cohn to leave the share. of being thehance fed chair according to someone present for the remarks. this is something people have speculated on for a couple of weeks. take does not see my that of a surprise. cohn, it has been quite some t

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. >> flake's decision to retire shocked democrated chris coons of delaware, chris cane of virginia emernld almost in tears because they were upset to see flake someone they revered on the other side of the aisle leading the institution. now this comes as other senators who are retiring are speaking out, including bob corker of tennessee who told me in no uncertain terms that the president speaks many, many untruths on a daily basis. he said he could not, did not trust the president with the nuclear codes, also, saying that the president is no role model for children. the question for some is whether senators who are fought retire, whether they will start to speak out, because right now flake and corker are two of the most outspoken senators, both announced they are not running anymore. >> yes this president is allowed to work with him for the next 14 months the white house is dismissing senators corker and flake, press secretary sarah sanders calling it pet fiand applauding his decision to seek re-election. >> i certainly think history will look at this president as somebody who helped def

joining me now united states senator chris coons, from great state of delaware, a member of the senate'sommittee on foreign relations judiciary and ethics. senator, if we don't have proof that the cuban government itself was responsible for this mysterious attack, should we have expelled their diplomats from the united states? >> that's a great question, michael. this whole incident is somewhat of a mystery. over a number of months 22 diplomats from the united states stationed in havana in cuba were reported mysterious illnesses, problems with balance, with memory. with their general health. and finally i think, the trump administration acted out of a concern that cuba is responsible for the safety of our diplomats in their country. and cuba exercises very close control of everything within their country. their intelligence service is famously intrusive. i think the sort of htit fo tat retaliation was supposed to ramp up the pressure on cuba and figure out the source of the mysterious illnesses and attacks on american diplomats. >> but where the cubans allowed the fbi to come on their so

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this guy, 27 year old, christopher coon, arraigned after 10:00 last night. goes from 229-dollar shoplifting thing, to $5 million bail. the judge was so outraged with this case, the da up here in bucks county only want add half million dollars bail. and the judge said no, ten times that. that is the same cash cosmo dinardo's bail was at for killing four people. so, that tells you the outrage in this judge and the outrage of everybody, and the sadness of everybody, who had anything to do with this story, and you can bet that father coming to his senses this morning, in jail, hoping it was a bad dream, but it is true. and responsible for the death of his two year old son, according to this arrest affidavit. it's -- he's back in court facing slew of charges, but in his face the rest of his life knowing what happened because every him. >> stepped over his own dead son. oh, my god. all right, steve, thank you. 6:10 now. as you know by now president trump did go to puerto rico yesterday with the first lady. and his comments have left some people wide eyed. as he th

parties stunned and even disappointed on the way in to the speech, brooke, i caught up with chris coons, a democrat from delaware. he choked up for a moment. he almost broke down in tears with jeff flake because they've developed a close, personal relationship. he's called flake a constructive member of the republican party, somebody who likes to try to figure out a way to solve problems in a bipartisan basis and said that if senators like flake cannot run for re-election and cannot serve in this body anymore, then the senate will be worse off, according to the words of chris coons, a democrat, talking about a republican retiring. that is a sentiment that's really felt by republicans as well and you heard from mitch mcconnell afterwards while mcconnell does not voice the same frustration publicly with president trump, he does have a lot of affection for senator flake because of the way he's conducted himself in the senate as someone who has tried to deal amicably with his members. this will have a huge effect on the race for the majority. congress c ichinema and kelly w may try to seek

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christopher coon, 27, facial scar likely from another bad car accident they had been into earlier in life, and you got to wonder what kind of father steps over the body of his son instead of trying to resuscitate his son or see if his son is okay. and that is what had police the most angry i think here at the scene. >> the suspect went through a steady readying until, striking three vehicles, two other vehicles, and his vehicle rolled over. the two year old child that was with him was ejected from the vehicle. the subject then got exited, his vehicle, the suspect, he step over the child who was laying in the roadway, and took off running. officers subsequently arrested him a short distance southbound from the accident scene. >> while the charges too numerous to go through all of them, but let's just say way serious and way more serious than a simple shoplifting charge that he would have faced if he had just stayed in the parking lot and let his son stay alive in the back seat of that car. stories don't get any sadder than this. and some of the police officers who tried to resuscitate

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joining me democratic senator chris coons of delaware. a member of the foreign relations committee.enator good to see you, sir. >> great to be with you, chuck. >> let me start with the topic i think could consume a lot of your time tomorrow and in congress, and that is -- this iran deal. i know you met with the national security adviser. let me ask you this. can you explain what you think the president is going to do tomorrow which is this sort of in between, not quite decertify the deal, but at the same time, trigger a new look at it? explain what your understanding is of what the president is going to do. >> well, chuck, what i think the president will be doing tomorrow is to send a message to congress that he can no longer certify that the jcpoa, the iran deal, is in the national security interests of the united states, but what she not going to do is to urge us to reapply sanctions on iran's nuclear program, or to take action directly to blow up the deal or withdraw from the deal himself. so he's signaling his intense dislike for the deal, but taking no concrete steps to undermi

senator coons, islamic state islamic state has clearly lost an important symbol in the fall of raqqa.sis still controls some of the euphrates river valley so there is more fighting to be done before they've lost control of all territory in syria. and we now face a criticaljuncture because we have to have a path forward where syria has a political process that can lead to the departure of assad and some reunification and resolution of its grinding civil war. 0k, all of this depends to some extent on american leadership because those militia were american backed in the fall of raqqa. let me turn to another issue, comments made by senatorjohn mccain last night when he was receiving the liberty medal at a dinner you attended in philadelphia. senator mccain, as we heard earlier, said "half baked spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solving problems." tough language, he was referring to president club, i imagine. senatorjohn mccain got a standing ovation for his moving speech last night, i recommend it to all your viewers, during which he spoke abou

you heard senator coons press sessions on the fact that he recused himself from the russia probe. so, therefore, why did he write a letter recommending that president trump fire the former fbi director james comey? and sessions said, look, as the attorney general, he doesn't recuse himself from overseeing the fbi. what did you make of that exchange which struck me as very critical. it's something that's been discussed since that moment, really. >> sessions is in a box on this recusal issue. the statement is on the clinton investigation. sessions recused himself from that. he said, i was recused on the substance of the investigation, not whether comey handled it appropriately. if you recuse yourself, you can't flit in and flit out, you're completely out of the investigation. but there is a flip side of that, too. the president has said that's not the real reason he fired comey, the real reason he fired comey is because of the russian investigation. sessions was recused from that, too. so if he knew about that and he violated it, anyway, he can get fired on that issue. but there is

to joe's point, you could make the case as senator coons that it opens the door to a democrat perhapssome places where they don't normally win. for the moment steve bannon feels like he's winning. >> and you have to look at senator mccain who gave a speech last week where he said he took on bannon right at bannon. he called it half baked spurious nationalism taking over the gop. mccain is staying. he's fighting bannon. it is intriguing as a reporter to watch all this candor, but the candor happens when the republican senators choose to retire. >> i would like to point out i think steve bannon is a brilliant media strategists. he jumps into a campaign in the final three months and manages to create this narrative that he won the election. angering donald trump. he manages to say that oh, he pushed roy moore to the finish line when roy moore has been a known quantity for decades in alabama. and he's been doing his whacky business down there for ages. so i'm curious how this is going to end when races are on the line and they have to win because steve bannon certainly didn't win in missi

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. >> coop had a habit of leaving the enrestrained in the car, and coon has a long criminal history withtring of drug arrests. >>> reports of turmoil and tension in the white house. seen senior ad officials tell only nbc news that secretary of state rex tillerson was on the verge of resigning this summer. they told nbc news it happened around the time the president delivered a speech in late july to the boy scouts of america. that's an organization that tillerson once led. tillerson denied claims talking with news outlets yesterday. three white houses told nbc news that just days earlier, he called the president a moron, a claim, in this case, did not deny or confirm himself. >> i'm not going to deal with petty stuff like that. i mean, this is what i don't understand about washington. again, you know, i'm not from this place, but the places i come from, we don't deal with that kind of petty notary public sense. >> president trump addressed the nbc report yesterday saying it's not true and has full confidence in secretary tillerson. they clashed over diplomatic issues including allies in

cory booker, bob casey, tom harper and chris coons all signing on. in the other chamber today, house democrats pushed for the passage of gun control legislation that would strengthen background checks. pennsylvania congress begman dw evans. >> we are not safe in this country. we need to face up to the realities of whether you be in the movie theater, a church or concert, you name it. >> house democrats say they want legislation strengthening background checks passed immediately. stay tuned for "nbc nightly news" with lester holt coming up right after this news cast. >>> to the other headlines we're following at 6:00 with my co-anchor, jim rosenfield, in the studios. >> jacqueline we'll check back with you. >>> we do have breaking news to tell you about. skyforce10 live over this scene in feltonville. this crash involved a police officer on a bike and two cars. it's happening in the southbound lanes of roosevelt boulevard near front street. the officer, we are told, has minor injuries. you see right there the car on its side? we are working to find ou

. >> most senators in the area are cosponsoring the legislation like booker, carper, and coons have signed on. we have complete coverage from vegas including a detailed timeline of the events, portraits of the victims, and stories of heroism. >>> it's 5:35. breaking right now, man hunt for a killer. this morning, police look for the shooter that killed a mane and injured his wife in their home last night. the search spread to bushkill township and north hampton. >> we are live now from bushkill township, randy, neighbors are told to stay inside. tell us more. >> reporter: this man hunt focused in north hampton county, focusing extensively on a home here in bushkill township. overnight, there's. barricades and roadblock put up here where police believe the suspect may have fled after that shooting in lehigh township yesterday at 6:30 in another home in north hampton county. a man and wife were shot. the man was kyled. the woman was injured. neighbors told nbc 10 they heard arguing and fight coming from the home around 6:30 last night, and when police responded to the house in lehigh townshi

coons: are we currently in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. coons: i join my colleague from the state of virginia, senator warner, in keeping from tax reform from ballooning our deficit. the republican budget includes a troubling provision that would exempt a $1.5 trillion tax reform bill from the important requirement that legislation that adds cost to the u.s. government must be paid for rather than merely added to our deficits. this rule, well known to our colleagues, is one which i am troubled to see a number of long-time friends choose to ignore this time around, a role long known in the senate as the pay-as-you-go rule, or paygo. it's an important rule that forces congress to be responsible stewards of dollars. it is to find offsets rather than add to our national debt. it is the right policy and it's been in place for years. so it's, frankly, jarring that this budget document that would include a provision that exempts a $1.5 trillion tax reform bill from the paygo rule. look, i agree, we need to work together towards a bipartisan tax r

coons: thank you for this hearing on an intolerable situation. i am grateful for your service and for the fact that we has a generous nation continued to try to meet the unbelievable challenge of 20 million people of starvingat risk across just four countries, and millions more globally going to bed hungry every night. the american people are generous. we have the most productive farms in the world. for decades, we have had a program that gives of our abundance to those in need around the world, but we do so in a strikingly inefficient way. i was proud to have a chance to work with senator isakson, the chair and ranking, and many -- on on the security act the global food security act. as senator cardin reminded all of us, there will always be a role for u.s. commodities in response to crises, but we remove someways to of these harmful restrictions and requirements that i think are so inefficient. earlier this year, senator corker and i visited a camp in northern uganda. i was grateful for you joining us on that trip. they are and in south sudan,