cummings. rep cummings: thank you very much, mr. chairman and i thank , you for calling this hearing today. director clancy, welcome again and let me start off by saying director that there are moments in life that are and should be transformative moments. in other words there are moments , in all of our lives where something happens and it may very well be negative than it usually is and then we have to pause for a moment and learn from it and correct it. if we do not correct it at that moment, in my 64 years on earth i have discovered that it usually gets worse. i am here to tell you that we are at such a moment. the sad part about it is that these moments seem to keep coming. usually in life it's one moment or two that but they seem to just keep coming and coming and i'll tell you i have great concerns and i am glad this is about a partisan effort because -- bipartisan effort, because this is bigger than us. this is bigger than the secret service. this is about the security of the most powerful person in the world. i know this wi

cummings, for fun a comment. representative cummings: thank you very much.hank you for your testimony. and you, over the years, have earned a reputation for high integrity. and excellence. when i asked you a little bit earlier about having taken a nose, and whether you believe -- an oath, and whether you believed you adhere to that oath, your answer was yes. and i'm just here to tell you, i believe you. thank you, sir. i want to ask about the rope -- actions of the republican commission members. we have heard outrage about the president this morning. let's go to commissioner o'reilly. he is a former republican senate staffer who has been an active proponent of the open internet rule. is that a fair statement? do know that to be the case -- you know that to be the case echo chairman wheeler: -- case? chairman wheeler: yes, sir. representative cummings: when we requested documents from you we requested documents from other commissioners. and we received them. we have now obtained an e-mail exchange between commissioner -- republican commissioner mr. o'reilly a

cummings. mr. cummings: director clancy, i want to get down to something that you said. you said. was unexcelable, that is when you found out about this incident. you learned about these allegations on may 9 which was five days after the incident occurred. that is a big concern for mean and i know it is four. first and foremost there is no doubt you should have been informed about this incident immediately, is that right? director clancy: that's correct. mr. cummings: you should have been informed about it the day of. director clancy: at a meeting last week you told us no one was aware of this incident correct? director clancy: correct. mr. cummings: you testified secret service personnel should have reported this incident up the chain. if i have this right, they should have reported it as follows. mr. personnel on the ground to deputy chief of the uniform division, to special agent in charge of presidential detective provision, to the assistant director of protective option prations, then to you, is that correct? director clancy: correct. mr. cummings: documents indicated the dep

cummings. . representative cummings: you have a representation for high integrity and excellence and when i asked you a little earlier about having taken a note and whether you believe in you adhere to that both -- having takingen an oath and whether you believe in the fact that you adhere to that oath, i believe you. let's go to commissioner o'reilly, michael o'rielly, he is a former republican senate staffer who has been an active proponent of the open internet rule. is that a fair s statement, do you not be the case? chair wheeler: yes or. rep. cummings: when we requested documents from you, we also requested documents from mr. o'reilly, and we receive them. we received information between republican and commissioner and three e-mails from outside the sec, they were robert mcdonald of april large firm that represents a variety of communication clients and economic consultant to the communication sector, and the president of tech freedom a libertarian think tank on policy issues. in this exchan

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cummings and mr. chaffetz? >> congressman, i'll certainly talk to our department and with our legal counsel -- >> you don't need lawyers for everything. i mean you got a bunch of them on this panel. i'm telling you, if the only excuse they have for not turning it over is there's some theoretical potential investigation or prosecution? i promise, mr. cummings and mr. chaffetz are not going to interfere with either one. i promise you that. so we can eliminate that concern now. now, will you turn over all available video to mr. cummings and mr. chaffetz? >> again, the video will be available at all times. i will go back to our department and agency and revisit this. >> do you know if there was emphasis on -- emphasis on "was" video of the alleged officer misconduct? >> no, i'm not aware. >> you don't know whether any of the cameras were trained on the car that these two agents were in? >> the only video i'm aware of, congressman, is what we have provided as they entered the gate at south park. >> well, do you have

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joining us now is congressman elijah cummings of maryland. he along with the chairman of his committee today, jason chaffetz, wrote a letter about this incident. congressman cummings, it's a pleasure to have you here. >> good to be with you, rachel. >> what can you tell us about the investigation into this incident so far and what you and your staff have been told and how it's being looked into? >> well, first of all let me say this, rachel. this whole incident is extremely upsetting to me and to mr. chaffetz and our entire committee both republicans and democrats. a lot has been done with regard to the secret service over the last several months. director clancy came in and he relieved half of all the top administrators in the secret service of their duties. and brought about some staffing changes and did a number of other things to make the agency better that i can't even talk about because they're classified. but clearly, rachel, when you look at what happened here, it is extremely alarming and shocking to the conscience that two senior su

cummings, and mr. lynch for their diligence in ensuring those that carry out this important mission are given the tools they need to carry out their responsibilities. we want high standards we want accountability. that's important. and i think the american people want nothing less. and i look forward to director clancy's testimony. and i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. will now recognize the ranking member on subcommittee mr. lynch from massachusetts for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want like to thank ranking member clancy as well as chairman desantis. we appreciate the fact we're working together on this. this hearing is to examine the continuing lapses in security involving the u.s. secret service. i'd also like to thank director clancy for being here and to testify this morning. i have the utmost respect for mr. clancy, but have i to agree with the chairman, mr. chaffetz and ranking member and mr. mr. desantis, the fact you were not notified of this incident for five days concer

. >>> maryland representative elijah cummings is not happy during a hear today -- >> to bring this kind of disruption when they are supposed to be guarding the president of the united states of america! we're better than that! >> maryland representative elijah cummings not happy today about a hearing about the latest secret service scandal. he's unhappy that it took five days and an anonymous e-mail before the agency's director found that two agents drove through an active scene of a bomb scare at the white house. kristen welker reports. >> reporter: this washington, d.c., police video was taken from a camera just outside the white house grounds. it shows a government car with two secret service agents inside, bumping a plastic barricade in front of a security checkpoint. the driver backs up a few feet and then drives forward out of view. at the time, agents on duty were investigating a bomb threat at that very site. moments captured in the video that was partially edited for today's hearings. lawmakers questioned secret service director joseph clancy yet again and released part of an e

the second half more cummings scoring 15 point in the final game. the owls win 77-59 and they face miami on tuesday at madison square garden. >>> and murray state and another quarter final game. and time winding down and freeman throw it up and see what happens. that happened. o.d.u. wins and they advance to the n.i.t. final four. >>> and the phills and astros and gonzalez doing a poor job of impersonating a pitcher. i'm tough. twop and that is in lower earth orbit and gonzalez e.r.a. 7.53 and the phillies lose. >>> and jimmy kimmel live next. and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. ♪♪ >>> "action news" is sponsored in part by -- >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- matthew perry -- from the wwe, john cena -- and music from for king and country. with cleto and the cletones. and now, most likely, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

cummings had 23 points against defending national champ u-conn. owls trailed by five with a game they that had to win to help their chance for dance. jersey morgan hit five there seven from behind the arc. quinton decozy had 15 to put huskies away. temple wins 75-62. they are 22-nine. they will be a a three or four seed in the tournament friday in hartford. >>> senior day at lasalle jail ill wright had to wipe away a tear but was calm cool, collect once the game tipped off. put back jam in the last 40 seconds sealed the deal. wright had 11 points as explorers held off dayton 55 -53. st. joes lost by ten at road island. penn hosts cornell tonight second to last game of the jerome allen's tenure. espn reporting that the quakers coach will be fired after this season. they are just eight-18 this year. >>> another jerome, jerome williams not having a great day either for the phillies. he allowed a second inning run to the blue jays and took the loss in the game that the phillies never led. jonathan papelbon made a debut in the sixth. he looked good. st

cummings: thank you very much. rep. norton: could i enter into the record of civil rights and other organizations to the record, mr. chairman? rep. chaffetz: we now recognize the chair from michigan. representative: let me also make a statement. the president was involved, it was not the president was saved the auto industry. it was the american auto worker, and is doing that to this day. the president has his right to make statements. the president was involved, it many people have the right. congress has a right to make statements. the question is, whose internet is it? is wide open and brought, i contend it is the american peoples. --people's. the wall street journal reported that the fcc was likely to delay net neutrality rules until next year. was there ever a point in time when the open internet issue was intended to be on the agenda for december 11 public meeting? chair wheeler: yes, sir, i was trying to push for that. representative: what happened? chair wheeler: it was a bridge too far. you can with the horse b

. >>> senior day at temple will cummings in the hunt for his coach, before the game.n he got a parting gift. cummings had a career high 23 against you coon. huskies were put away. temple wins 75-62. they will be a three or four seed in the concerns tournament friday in hartford. >>> union back in town for their season opener a game you saw here on six abc. never know that field was full of white a couple days ago. this went to overtime. conor casey a's header yeah, didn't convert. the game against rapids ended in a tie. >> that is sports. >> all right good thanks, jamie. >>> "action news" at 11:30 continues next. new support for islamic militant terror group vowing to work with isis. >>> college student who was gunned down outside a nightclub in camden six years ago and today his mother is still looking for answers. hear from her in tonight's crime fighters report. the those stories and more coming up next. stick around. >>> saturday night i'm's walter perez. here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. family of fallen officer robert wilson the third -- >> def

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and then good defense by temple steel by josh brown and then cummings with the finish.oints, temple beat memphis 80-75. >>> phillies taking on the rayness spring training good sign today chase utley making his spring training debut. he went one for two with the single there in the fourth. another good sign the big piece with the big swing ryan hurt with his first home run of the spring. hopefully many more to come. phillies win this afternoon two-one. more news w progressive insurance here and i'm a box who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we dine? [ chuckle ] you wouldn't expect an insurance company to show you their rates and their competitors' rates but that's precisely what we do. going up! nope, coming down. and if you switch to progressive today you could save an average of over 500 bucks. stop it. so call me today at the number below. or is it above? dismount! oh, and he sticks the landing! >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10:00 o'clock on wpsg the cw philly. we are back here at cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> stay tuned tonight for cbs

will cummings had 23, 53-48 temple. mom's liking it. then cummings the drive and the miss.ch the emphatic slam right there. and temple goes on to win 75-63. they're now 22 and nine and they enter tournament play next week. >>> lasalle hosting dayton first half explorers running off the miss. that's the put back by jarrel wright. explorers led 23-19 at the half. 40 seconds left. lasalle up two. it's that man again wright with the follow slam. two wright's can't be wrong. lasalle beats dayton 55-53. phillies taking on the blue jays in clearwater. looking to generate some offense. just one run yesterday versus the yankees. we pick it up in the fourth. phillies down one-nothing. watch this titanic blast by josh donaldson. incoming at the tiki bar. look out. that is a bomb. two-nothing toronto at that point. jonathan papelbon gets the strikeout right there. one inning two strikeouts one hit no runs for papelbon. top of the seventh jesse biddle on the bump. watch the nice hook right there. gets the strikeout looking but he struggled a little bit two runs three hits and a walk. ph

cummings. >> thank you. i thank you for calling this hearing today. there are moments in life that should be transforming. there are moments where something happens it may be negative usually it is. then we have to pause for a moment and learn from it. if we do not correct it at that moment, in my 64 years on earth i've discovered it usually gets worse. i am here to tell you that we are at such a moment. the sad part about it is these moments seem to keep coming. usually it's just one or two but they seem to keep coming and coming. i'll tell you i have great concerns. i'm glad this is a bipartisan effort. this is bigger than us. this is bigger than the secret service. this is about the security of the most powerful person in the world. this is not, i know this will not get down to a partisan battle. it will not get down a gotcha. this is about us trying to do our job. your job and the great men and women of the secret services job is to guard the president's family our former president and other protectees. our job is to make sure you do your job and

cummings and mr. chaffetz jeopardize an ongoing investigation with specificity? >> i'm happy to show that video all day and be available at all hours of the day and night to show that video but at this point we cannot release that video. >> that is the video that is available. the video that is not available what you agree with me that there are at least two potential crime scenes that play on the evening of march 4? there is an assault on an office and there's a suspicious package. why would the video not be preserved as part of that ongoing investigation that you decided is the reason you can't get the video to congress? why wouldn't you preserve at? >> the process, by understanding of the process is the launch commander on-site relays back the incident that he is the commander for and he calls back to her joint operation center and says we do have an incident here. we have a suspicious package. preserve the video from this incident. >> director i want you to consider for just a moment the dueling narratives that you just portrayed. number one we are not going

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will cummings goes for the steal and grabs his shoulder.ey now have to sit and wait and see what happens on selection sunday. >>> the flyers got unfortunate news before the game. r.j. umberger is out for the season. he has an abdominal tear ending with a bakers dozen left on the slate. they welcomed in the red wings. detroit dropped nine straight. the wayne train comes calling. that goal originally credited to brady similar brady simms. flyers with a man advantage. simms makes it 3-1. givering detroit all they could handle. it's the third goal for a hat trick. the lids start to pour down on the ice. but it's announced that the first goal was changed to wayne simmons. it was raining outside, people losing their hats. flyers win. >>> flyers by day at the wells fargo center and sixers by night. playing good rock of late. we go to the fourth quarter. thaddeus young from the perimeter to the paint. brooklyn wins 94-87. >>> the phillies knock off the tigers in grapefruit league play. that's sports. we'll be right back. yoplait greek 100. for when

cummings has been a major defender of hillary clinton.who could really animate especially the african-american community. he's known as a civil rights leader. she a pugnacious defender of the people of maryland. i think he could really complicate this race if he gets in and makes it a three-way race between edwards and the others who have their own strengths. >> looks like three strong candidates really have a hard time figuring -- >> a fun primary to watch. >> we'll continue to watch all that's hatching in politics. thanks for being with us. for more from carrie and the rest of the nbc news political team check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. >>> no idea it would happen. the team manager of a virginia basketball team told to suit up. the manager told this young boy to suit up and as news 4 shomari stone reports it was a dream come true. >> kakavon, will you be ready to start today? >> a dream come true for the 14-year-old as the coach not only surprises him with a uniform but also says he's starting. >> we're going to get that rock to y

will cummings drives to the rack gets the lay up. owls with just four-point lead.er cummings would steel the deal. another driving bucketed. he had a season hi, 23 points. the owls finish the regular season, 22 and nine, up next to them the american conference. go ahead temple. they're moving up in the rang. have two really good teams making moves in the ncaa tournament. >> very impressive. thank you sean. >> and that's our news for this saturday night. thank you for joining us, the news continues tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. with fox 29 lets address, if you will jack the holocaust against christians right now. rexella, half a million slaughtered in iraq. every church gone but one. the thousands slaughtered in syria were jews as well. and the of course in egypt the coptic christians as i've already said. there's just no end to it, why? watch jack van impe presents this week.

elijah cummings. congressman, always good to have you here on cnn.nks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> we'll have much more coverage ahead on the breaking news we're following. the shooter of two missouri police officers in ferguson still on the loose right now. we're going back to ferguson live for the latest on the man hunt and the investigation. >>> updating the breaking news this hour. a shooter on the loose. two police officers just released from the hospital after being seriously wounded. it happened overnight during a protest in ferguson, missouri. let's go back to ferguson right now. jake tapper is there. also jason carol. i understand you were just inside the house that was raided by the police earlier today. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. it happened this morning wolf. the house you see behind me right here on dade avenue. the grandmother who was out here a little bit earlier took me inside. she said i want to show you what happened inside the house. we saw -- the house was a mess. it was a wreck. when i asked her what ha

congressman cummings said by their own policy, they should have retained all sorts of video all overlace, because there was a serious incident. whether they thought the agents driving onto the complex a big threat, the bomb threat was. >>> we'll be reading your stories and have you back. >> thank you. >>> up next hillary clinton might not officially be running yet, but she's giving more clues how she'll run when she gets into the race. that's next with the roundtable, you're watching "hardball," plat place for politics. 0 >>> welcome back to "hardball." she's not yet an official candidate, but hillary clinton has fouled her perfect foil, the republican-led congress and the historically lord -- in tweets, last week she talk aim at her potential rivals sitting in the u.s. senate. she tweeted -- gop letter to iranian clerics undermines american leadership. on monday, congressional trifecta against women today, blocking first african-american woman longer than any a.g. in 30 years. and threatening women's health and rights. again on tuesday, repeat of the aca would let insurers write the

later in the second, nice give and go, brie anna cummings lays it in. they advanced to the a-10 finals with the 72-60 win. the national keep it rolling in florida, hosting the cardinals. 2-0 so far. to the space coast, stephen strasburg with his spring debut, in trouble in the second. bryce harper is not going to dive, preseason. the cards get on the board. strasburg goes 1.2 innings gives up a hit. right center field, base hit. to run score. nats score four in the sixth and win 6-5. d.c. united in montrÉal. scoreless. the pass goes ahead, the goalie caught in no man's land. the united's first goal of the season. and a final note, virginia has a big season finale of their own taking on 16th-ranked louisville, tipping off in a few minutes. getting closer and closer to march madness. kelly: the fun begins. robert: kelly: well, take a look at this. the giant panda enjoying playing in the snow at the memphis. ya-ya has her toys out, rolling around in the soft snow. they say this is the type of weather that she enjoys the most. eileen: of course, why not. ha

congressman elijah cummings became infuriated during the hearing. >> i kept reading this e-mail this morning over and over and over. you know what i concluded? it appears that we have an agency at war against itself. the idea that in an organization like this that somebody would create this kind of document to bring this kind of disruption when they are supposed to be guarding the president of the united states of america -- we're better than that. >> last week clancy acknowledged that some of the video of the incident had been recorded over, committee chairman jason chaffetz expressed his disapproval. >> these agents placed themselves, their colleagues, the president and his family in potential danger by driving their government vehicle through a barrier within feet of a potential bomb. under secret service policy, video footage of the incident should have been retained. however, most of the footage, evidently, according to the secret service has mysteriously gone missing. i find this highly suspicious. >> during the hearing, director clancy said he, quote, doesn't have a magic wand

it's expected to be the closest race since the end of military rule 16 years ago and ron cummings isity analyst and joins us live from cape town in south africa. and i'm just wondering whether you think that this turn around this apparent turn around what is behind this security turn around, what do you make of the speed and efficacy of response to boko haram in the northeast of nigeria? >> i it can be argued a combination of issues and seen improved resources allocates to the nigeria army. we have seen also the coordination of multi national forces nigeria's neighbors obviously providing assistance in fighting boko haram and i think this is really aided and boko haram was seemingly operating across the lake chad region with relative impunity and for nigeria the operations were limited to borders and boko haram was obviously operating in neighboring countries, nigeria did not have mandate to launch in these regions and coordination of resources and operations at this stage is possibly quite focal to their significant gains we have seen being made against the extremist sector. >> so i

if we don't, it can only get worse. >> reporter: cummings' frustration palpable there.ared by a lot of other members on that committee this morning. >> wow, even after they cleared up that it wasn't a barricade that was smashed. it was barrels that were nudged. chris, thank you for that. i'll pass the baton now to wolf blitzer picking up our special coverage now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. 6:00 p.m. in barcelona. 6:00 p.m. at dusseldorf. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. let's begin with the breaking news. we're getting new detai a

. >>> maryland congressman elijah cummings says he believes the chain of command in the secret service is broken. his comments as we're getting a new look at that incident earlier this month where agents are accused of tapping a white house barrier with a car. reports suggest they'd been drinking. cummings' comments referenced the fact that the director didn't learn about the allegations until five days later through an anonymous e-mail. >>> witnesses say the driver told them he blacked out. a school bus hits a house and goes right into the living room. this is what it looked like earlier in the philadelphia area today. that bus has since been removed. police say about a dozen children ranging in age from kindergarten to eighth grade were on board. no one inside the home or on the bus was seriously hurt. >>> your credit score is a lifeline to your financial well-being. if it's damaged it the can prevent you from getting a loan, a job, or a home. consumer reporter erika gonzalez is here with a warning about how some companies can make empty promises. >> okay. wash these dishes up. >> re

will cummings 30 points. temple wins it their first game 73-67. cummings had 30 points.agles have taken care every linebacker connor barwin with the restructuring every his four years left on his contract. happy guy here. signing the deal, he had season with 14 and a half sacks, what they hear is more guaranteed money for a person that really lovers the city of philadelphia. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> here's little good news sixers honor the family of fallen philadelphia officer wilson. they tweeted of the family enjoying a night out at the wells fargo center. wilson's son posed for some pictures with the players, and then check this out he's got new pair of kicks belated birthday gift from the team. family members, and supporters did wear t-shirts with the name and badge number, of that fallen officer. but the big highlight was when his son took to the court to take his shot of his own. look at that picture. well guess what, the sixers must have been inspired. they went onto beat the pistons 94 to 83. >> if you want to live longer, need to find a f

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temple senior guard will cumming s calls it a slap in the face.hard to argue the temple had higher rpi of the tournament temple is not happy. >> when you're in a situation you can only control when you can control and for us if we could have had one more win we would be dancing. we didn't get it but it's an agonizing situation to wonder what's going to happen all throughout this day. >> the flier won't be headed to postseason eeming earth. tonight in ottawa looking for back-to-back wins. down one, jake vorachek and signatureed tying it at one. a shootout. with cherry hill native bobby ryan. he beats ray emery and senators beat the flyers 2 14eu6 final red hot senators continue the streak as they move papingt the flyers and trying to get into con nengs playoff snot wildcard. walter sarah back you to at the news desk. >> this may look like ordinary cat she's anything but the world's oldest living cat she celebrated a 7th birthday. that's human he give lent of 125. tiffany tu's owner says despite age sneezing good health and get around quite well. >>

. >> reporter: cummings' frustration palpable there. and it was shared by a lot of other members on that committee this morning. >> wow, even after they cleared up that it wasn't a barricade that was smashed. it was barrels that were nudged. chris, thank you for that. i'll pass the baton now to wolf blitzer picking up our special coverage now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. 6:00 p.m. in barcelona. 6:00 p.m. at dusseldorf. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. let's begin with the breaking news. we're getting new details about the crash of a germanwings passenger plane in southeastern france. an official in the area where the plane went down says it was obliterated and describes a horrific crash scene. according to reuters, a french official says a black box from the plane has been recovered. the airline says there were 150 people on board the plane, 144 passengers and six crew members. the french president, francois hollande says it's unlikely anyone survived. t

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joining us now "washington post" correspondent dan balz and jeanne cummings.ying to get into the states early on and talk about tough political questions early on. >> he sure is. in every state he's spending a lot of time in the early states over the last few weeks he's been in iowa new hampshire and south carolina not first time he's been in south carolina every time he goes into the states, in general he gets a question about the two issues that are troublesome to conservatives, immigration and common core. and he's addressed it head on. in common core walking an interesting line. he's on the one hand not backing away from his support from common corps but what he's trying to tell conservatives, states ought to be able to set their own standards, if they are az high or higher than common core. he's hoping that defuses the issue to sort of thread the needle in those places. >> jeanne jeb bush isn't the only candidate making rounds ted cruz with a top in new hampshire and stop at the new hampshire native seth myers place a couple of days ago. let's listen. >>

. >> natasha horns graduated cum laude three years ago with a paralegal associates degree from an effectively rest college in california. >> we are everest part of the for profit education giant. >> today the 26-year-old is back in her native missouri. working part time at a grocery store for minimum wage. honest work but not the career everest promised her. >> they told us we would have a job in the field that we studies within no more than six months. >> but horns couldn't get a foot in the door. or transfer her credits to another college. she has nothing to show for her degree. >> $28,000. >> except $28,000 in federal student loan debt. so horns and dozens of other student whose attended have declared a debt strike. claiming corinthian defrauded them this refusing to pay pack federal student loans they say the department of education should cancel. charges that under lawsuits brought against by the states of california, massachusets, and wisconsin and a consumer finance protection bureau. >> the evidence to underrate state and federal lawsuits but not enough to convince them to shut down o

year-old emily selke seen in this photo attended woodbridge senior high school where she graduated suma cum laude in the class of 2010. she went on to attend drexel university in philadelphia where she was on the executive board of a sorority. today, her sorority sisters posted this photo on their facebook page writing "emily always put others before herself and cared deeply for all those in her life." >> i'm still kind of shocked. i'll still kind of shocked. we're just a small little community. kevin: and today in a written statement, the selke family said our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily. two wonderful, caring, amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this point, it is still unclear why mother and daughter were on board that aircraft traveling from spain to germany. in nokesville kevin lewis, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, kevin. we have breaking news this hour coming in. u.s. military officials have just announced that bowe bergdahl will be discharged with desertion and mistreatment with the enemy. he was returned to the u.s. as part of a prison

>> so congressman cummings and i were just on the phone, the ranking member of the oversight committeeg with chairman chaffetz what 'told me is that night there was a bomb threat. minutes before these agents drove onto the complex, a woman jumps out of her car, throwing a strange-looking green package onto the grounds and yells in a series of epithets this is a bomb. it's immediately cordoned off. congressman cummings said by their own policy they should have retained all sorts of video all over the place, because there was a serious incident. whether they thought the agents driving onto the complex a big threat the bomb threat was. >>> we'll be reading your stories and have you back. >> thank you. >>> up next hillary clinton might not officially be running yet, but she's giving more clues how she'll run when she gets into the race. that's next with the roundtable you're watching "hardball," plat place for politics. discover card. hey, i heard you guys can help me with frog protection? sure, we help with fraud protection. if there are unauthorized purchases on your discover card, you'r

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department and suggested the amendment to include van ness so mountain valley pipeline my reading it cummings ground floor uses other than parking because the policy argument is that if you have to pay if fsz that is your first floor is included in the calculation then e then using it for commercial or open space is a hunch higher proposition than parking would that be a correct reading of the policy argument for i didn't would want to include first floor parking calculations. >> diego from staff we want to include the ground floor to have commercial or stiffly street we have a lot of design goals that can be accomplished if there was not off-street parking garage on the ground floor if he can enincentive other policy goals it will met other city goals as needed. >> great given i have two quick questions we'll get through this quickly only this suggested amendment exempting projects in the van ness sud those projects have spurred the amendments they have their ground if we didn't you know recommending recommend this amendment their grounding parking would not be the recommended legislation; i

. >> democrat elijah cummings and chaffetzifetz want a briefs. president obama said the white house is disappointed about the incident but is so far standing by clancy. lawmakers here are divided over what should happen next. >> i believe he is the right person for the job at this time. >> after a breach of the white house itself last fall, the secret service has replaced much of its senior management. also today omar gonzalez the white house fence jumper has a hearing at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon eastern time. he's expected to enter a policelea agreement. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> this morning iraqi troops say they're advancing on the city of tikrit on several fronts. createing the first major city recapture from a terror group. but isis fighters still control parts of the city. >>> and testimony in the boston marathon bombing trial resumes on monday. yesterday jurors heard dramatic testimony from a witness who was carjacked by the alleged bombers but managed to escape. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter