that's whitney cummings.! i hate you because you're a [bleep]. [laughter] anthony jeselnik is here. i'll pause for a few moments so those of you at home can wikipedia him. [laughter] it's great you're here, anthony. what happened? is daniel tosh busy getting fisted in key west? [laughter] it's great to see my old friend jeffrey ross here tonight, doing what he does best-- sitting and watching funny people tell jokes. wow, jeff, you're even uglier than you were last year. look at that hair. look at that mop. i've seen better hair on susan boyle's taint. [laughter] don't you laugh at a hair joke, trump. look at that helmet. what do you say to a barber to get that type of hair cut? "i [bleep] your daughter"? [laughter] situation from the jersey shore. you're all over television. and you have a book out. i tried ordering your book on amazon.com. amazon said, "customers who bought this book also bought a rope and a stool." [laughter] but enough about chachi. let's get to the reason we're all here tonight-- donald

cummings: we continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. perry: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, no one wants iran to have a nuclear weapon. i certainly don't think the president wants them to, but i think it's clear that they're going to. the question is when. clearly the president tried to make -- he tried to make a good deal. i don't think he thinks that iran can be trusted, but i do think he thinks they won't cheat. mr. speaker, the road to hell was paved with good intentions, and i'm sure that the administration had and has good intentions, but the facts remain. iran has been cheating literally for thousands of years or at least that region has and certainly we know. the facts, the facts is for the last 36 years iran has cheated on every single agreement they have signed.

cummings. mr. cummings: i want to pick up where the chairman left off. ms. saarnio, how often are these reassessments made with regards to pay allowances? i see mr. starr is jumping up and down. mr. starr: if i could answer the question. at least once a year we review the allowances at all of our posts. the danger pay that the chairman is referring to, in august of 2014, we began a review of how we issued danger pay and looked at our hardship allowance. mr. cummings: when was that? mr. starr: august of 2014. our goal is to make sure that we have equitable implementation of our allowances across our entire world program. the global program includes posts in many cases which are much more dangerous. yes, i absolutely admit, there are high levels of violence in both of those places, but in our analysis, it is did he different that the violence is not directed against the consulate or consulate personnel. they can be in the wrong place at the wrong time. we have places in the world that violence are directed to those people. for the types of criminal violence th

since then, a daniel cummings, a black farmer says he and his family have been threatened. worry it could make this small town another flash point for race in america. >> reporter: to watch him working the four acre farm, it's only human notice to notice he stands out. but even in a county that's 88% white, and 2% black cummings says no one spoke to him or his family like this until last year. >> i think it got serious when i had people come to the gate, i'd themself as white supremacists, and tell me that my family was marked and they're going to bury my children. >> those were their words? >> their exact words. >> reporter: his wife ashley hathaway recorded this video of their neighbor's nephew. >> i know that somebody else had to hear what they had to say. >> reporter: a day later, a dispute over who owned this cow turned physical. >> he jumped him, and beat the crap out of him. >> reporter: a police report shows both sides declined to press charges over the fight, the road said the dispute was far from resolved when we sat down with them. >> daniel to us was a straight

cummings blamed his wife for the child's death.totally inconsistent with the evidence. >> reporter: the original autopsy said the cause of death was undetermined, but detectives say there was evidence of sexual abuse. but the case lay dormant until 2014, when a second opinion on the autopsy concluded murder and investigators went back to david cummings' jail cell this summer. >> they have a confession from david cummings that he killed the little boy. >> shocking right there. shocking. really didn't think that -- how can you do that to your own kid? >> reporter: without that confession, we would have been able to prove some sexual offenses, but we remained stone walled in proving that this was a homicide. >> reporter: the district attorney says it really was good detective work that got david cummings. and we've reached out to the little boy's mother, she told us she had no interest in talking to the media. live in reading, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> we have some breaking news in the last 30 minutes investigators ruled this

cummings: f.a.a.'s mission is, and i quote, to provide the safest, most efficient aerospace system in the world. can you explain some of the challenges that bringing drones into our nation's air space? mr. whitaker: one of the challenges is we have a much more complex and diverse air space than any other country and a busier air space. in addition to four the biggest airlines in the world and dozens of hubs, you have business aviation, you have nearly 200,000 general aviation operations, helicopters, rescue vehicles that fly in all air space. so integrating instead of just setting aside a space to operate, but integrating into the air space requires that these new vehicles be able to stay clear of the existing vehicles. so detect and avoid or sense and avoid. that's a major technological challenge that has to be solved. and then you also have to solve the communications challenge. how the operator communicates with the vehicle, what the spectrum is that's allocated for that and what happens if that lin

cummings: they didn't. johnson and johnson was fined more than $2 billion for illegally marketing drugs and paying kickbacks to doctors, yet the company ceo receives $25 million last year. do you know if the house republicans conducted an investigation of this company or other drug companies that violated the law? ms. richards: i do not. rep. cummings: no they didn't. and they also never sought to deny them federal funding through medicaid or blocked their grants. i will go on. was finedd martin millions of dollars for using taxpayer funds to lobby congress , to maintain its hold on a multibillion-dollar pentagon contract. lockheed's ceo received a .tunning $33 million last year miss richards, do you know if there has been any investigation or any effort to eliminate lockheed martin's federal funding? ms. richards: sounds like there hasn't been. rep. cummings: of course there was not. these are huge companies that are actually guilty of breaking the law and their ceos are .aking millions of dollars republic

this year investigators reinterviewed cummings in prison, there cummings told authorities he had liedin earlier interviews. >>> interest rates are staying where they are, but the head of the federal reserve says a rate hike is still likely this year. one reason the fed isn't acting yet, inflation is still running well below the central bank's objective of 2%. >>> philadelphia police reviewing surveillance video right now hoping to find the man who stole a police officer's bike right outside a 7-eleven store. this picture shows what the bike looks like, a 17-inch fuji mountain bike with a saddle bag. the officer left the bike outside when he went into the convenience store just before 9:00. >>> staying connected while you commute, that's the plan for patco riders who will have free wifi access at all 13 of the stations by early next month. comcast subscribers will be able to gain access to the internet by signing in with their xfinity user i.d. commuters without comcast can use the service without providing their e-mail address after accepting the terms of use. patco's general manager

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cummings: mr. speaker, i rise and claim time in opposition. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cummings: i want to thank you, mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cummings: since 1998, i've had the privilege of sending a group of high school students each year to israel, where they are paired with israeli teens to learn about what life is really like in israel. when these students return, they have learned life lessons that stay with them forever. but just as important, they have made friendships that will also last a lifetime. so i'm a proud and strong friend and ally of israel and i have been for a very long time. this is why i believe we must support the joint comprehensive plan of action and why i'm here to oppose the resolution. the world cannot tolerate a nuclear armed iran. and i will not stand by as iran continues to gain ground toward that objective. this agreement puts real, con secrete ste

cummings: mr. speaker, i rise and claim time in opposition. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cummings: i want to thank you, mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cummings: since 1998, i've had the privilege of sending a group of high school students each year to israel, where they are paired with israeli teens to learn about what life is really like in israel. when these students return, they have learned life lessons that stay with them forever. but just as important, they have made friendships that will also last a lifetime. so i'm a proud and strong friend and ally of israel and i have been for a very long time. this is why i believe we must support the joint comprehensive plan of action and why i'm here to oppose the resolution. the world cannot tolerate a nuclear armed iran. and i will not stand by as iran continues to gain ground toward that objective. this agreement puts real, con secrete ste

one is a man who is not here today but most people in the room know, big mike, michael cummings, he was one of my guides into the gains of the community, he and on great christian who will be here and i started to do community-based research and i got to know them and i really i think i say this in the book and i will say it out loud, like falling back in love with an old boyfriend or old girlfriend or what ever the case may be and watts was a place that mattered to me in a profound way. so that was the twisty half by which mike asks me to be the social worker. i will be candid with you. project fatherhood groups all over southern california. jordan downs's group is unique in several ways and one of the ways in which it is unique is it is the only group with a female coach leader, michael cummings, willie freeman, here he comes, elementary but that is how. ordinarily it wouldn't happen. so i to say it with deep committee and it is my deep privilege to be to be long to these men and this community. so, so we have our cover person, this is the gentleman who's wonderful face adorns the cov

they need to get people like elijah cummings out there. as you said they are sticking their chin out on the republican side. someone needs to hit them. >> predicated oen the assumption that there is still shame. i'm not sure there is. elijah cummings is very good. >> i asked bernie to help out. if i were hillary i would say we are in a great dignified contest. >> we don't have robert welsh. have you no shame. last year just to put another nail in this coffin chairman ft ohouse so-called oversight committee led his investigation into the benghazi attacks. he said he had suspicions that secretary clinton issued a stand down order. suspicions. let's watch him in action. >> we need to have an answer of when the secretary of defense had assets that he could have begun spitting up, why was not one order given to turn on one department of defense asset? i have my suspicions which is secretary clinton to stand down. we heard about the stand down order for two military personnel. >> that charge has been shot down by every investigation, even republ

cummings for inviting me. drones will provide the next level of delivery service when person mitsed. so thank you for your attention to this important topic and holding this hearing. amazon prime air is a future services that will deliver packages up to 5 pounds in 30 minutes or less using uafs, flying under 500 feet and generally above 200 feet for takeoff and landing and weighing less than 55 pounds total, they will take advantage of sense and avoidance technology. to safely operate at 10 miles or more. well beyond sight. no country has created rules that would allow package deliveries. so we are working for such rules. such rules must take advantage of core technology which is to fly without human involvement beyond human sight of a human operator. such rules should be proportion at to risk, setting a level of safety but not mandating how that level must be met. safety is amazon's top priority, a top priority we share with faa and nasa. key aviation authorities outside the united states are rapidly pursuing

her up in a few minutes to join us, the beautiful, the very funny, the incredibly curvy whitney cummings. we'll get all the other secrets -- oh! >> did you just say all the other secrets? well -- >> oh, no! >> come on. show some courage. come on, control room. show some courage. >> hi, everybody. welcome to my show. >> it is the beautiful whitney. and we're going to be yakking at her. >> in just a little bit. >> they really are afraid to come back to what she's going to do. that was quite the -- >> there's no way that -- my legs touch. did you guys see my penis? i feel like i tucked it pretty well. did i not tuck it under well enough? >> oh, my god. >> you and lenny kravitz. it's wine day wednesday. the last day of september. >> whitney is with us and we're going to have fun with her in a little bit. she's got a lot to talk about. >> uh-huh. >> no, don't. >> trying to fit these in. >> look, our director is terrified. >> it's got to be jimmy gates. is it not jimmy gates? oh, it's lee. lee miller. jill martin brought along her shopping bag and goodies for all. >> how do i follow that? >> p

cummings. thank you miss richards for being here for the inordinate amount of time that you have and i reiterate so much of what my colleagues here on this side of the aisle have said regarding this hearing and some of the concerns. you and your office know that i have vocalized to you privately the fact that i'm displeased that planned parenthood is not present in my own district in the virgin islands or any of the territories where we have approximately four million people. and the reason i'm displeased about that is because i know the good work that planned parenthood does in preventative health for women with the virgin islands having 141 unplanned teen pregnancies per 1,000 when the national rate is 29 pregnancies per 1,000. i see how important the work that you guys do is to different areas and the chairman has seven clinics in his area in utah and, mr. chairman, we'd be glad to take any one of them in the virgin islands to be able to support women's health and the work that you do knowin

that table is now in a museum. >> cummings says many sailors did not see the surrender ceremony.y were too eager to get back home. what a witness to history if you did get to see. >> that's going to do it for us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. we hope to see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, the urgent manhunt widening, the officer ambushed and killed and just now the audio. you will hear the officer's final call. three suspects armed and dangerous, families told to stay indoors. seven schools closed. >>> the war of words tonight, is donald trump telling jeb bush to stop speaking spanish. >>> and vice-president joe biden speaking late today. will he take on hillary clinton? >>> the school scare, the student pulling out a gun, face-to-face with his teacher, saying he was going to kill. and now we learn of the teacher's instincts that saved so many. >>> the image of the tiny boy going global tonight, the urgent crises, thousands trying to reach safety. our chief foreign correspondent is there. >>> and the worker warned to get out and the blast that followed. how he s

homer cummings and j. edgar hoover had a special contempt for the federal prison system, which they thought was too fluid to easy to escape from, too corrupted, too coddling of prisoners, whatever. and so they wanted to create a prison that nobody could escape from, that only the worst of the worst would be sent to. and there would be no attempt at rehabilitation. that would be solely for confinement. they would be cut off from the out world, not allowed to talk to one another. there was -- just a new special kind of hell for these 103 prisoners they deemed to be the worth in the nation. people like al capone, very are various american murders and thieves. so, george kelly ended up in the introductory class going to alcatraz prison, where he lives out most of the rest of his life, kathryn kelly was sent to a women's prison she managed to get out in the late '50s. harley bailey ended up with george on alcatraz. he is later released into state prison, and charles at that -- by that point had sort of softened

cummings. thank you miss richards for being here for the inordinate amount of time that you have and i reiterate so much of what my colleagues here on this side of the aisle have said regarding this hearing and some of the concerns. you and your office know that i have vocalized to you privately the fact that i'm displeased that planned parenthood is not present in my own district in the virgin islands or any of the territories where we have approximately four million people. and the reason i'm displeased about that is because i know the good work that planned parenthood does in preventative health for women with the virgin islands having 141 unplanned teen pregnancies per 1,000 when the national rate is 29 pregnancies per 1,000. i see how important the work that you guys do is to different areas and the chairman has seven clinics in his area in utah and, mr. chairman, we'd be glad to take any one of them in the virgin islands to be able to support women's health and the work that you do knowin

you can't do it through your lawyer through a press statement, through elijah cummings. it's your personal responsibility. you have to show up. >> you can write a letter. all right. the second thing to say here is that with regard to hillary clinton's numbers, i think it hurts her again. it just stirs this issue again with the voters. and i think that's to my mind the ongoing issue in terms of her dropping numbers. republicans can't stand her. but now what you get is bernie sanders saying you know what, he doesn't even think it's the issue. he thinks the issue is that he's the one who's speaking to middle class issue, worried about college and all the rest. >> we have to get to this. so the state department hired a new transparency czar to handle records requests. clinton's e-mails in particular. janice jacobs happens to be a big supporter of hillary's. she made a $2700 donation to hillary's campaign. the department is deflecting criticism. >> this is the united states of america. it's a democracy. people are allowed to do this kind of thing. and to suggest that just by

cummings, you made comment earlier i want to address. the new york times reported epa released a lobbying campaign to rally comments and support for its new u.s. regulation. you earlier went off on lockheed martin in regards to that application. disregarded the anti-lobbying act and broke the law. if you believe in what you're talking about, i hope you would cosponsor my removal of mccarthy as the administrator. dr. those processes in here. mrs. richards, you are a ceo? ms. richards: right. >> so you understand market profit. ms. richards: i am the ceo of a nonprofit. >> you are obviously -- ms. richards: we don't profit. i don't look at how to profit but we do look at how to expand into areas where there is unmet need. >> ok. your market penetration is different then your market penetration in new york state you would say. ms. richards: i ensure. >> there are three in arizona and quite a few more in new york. i kind of want to go back. in your annual report, it for theexcess revenues fiscal year of 2013-2014. that number has jumped 80.5

anne gearan, jeanne cummings, lukes reert and chris cilliz ask a, thats to all. one more note from the white house a look at the president's alaskan adventure with bear grills. during a taping for "running wild" barack obama sat down for a special meal of alaskan salmon. >> a bear has chewed on this, we'll cut that out so it's going to be good. >> all right. >> i think the president looked a little surprised when i pulled out this bloody carcass of half eaten salmon. >> oh, i heard a little sizzle there. >> yes. >> i think a piece of salmon that will work just fine. it would have been nice if we had had a cracker to go with it. >> as you can see the president did, in fact, eat the salmon, by all accounts he survived the ordeal, at least as far as we know. no air date is set for this episode of "running wild. " >>> coming up the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses is asking the governor of kentucky to free her from jail as two republican candidates show their support. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. before earning enough

cummings managed to pull it off.re doing it very differently chairman issa did it and different when the democrats did it when they ran the asylum. letter from linda sanchez on because because committee. she very different view invoking right to incrimination. they threatened to make a witness come in have public hearing. as you know this is private hearing today. and contrary to what mr. cummings said, we have to talk to mr. pagliano. we have to make sure the record's complete. we have to make sure it hasn't been exfoliated or corrupted in any way. frankly we have to make sure what other witnesses told us and witnesses to come or is true. it is either corroborated or true. the right belongs to mr. pagliano. doesn't belong to elijah cummins or the his lawyer or the mailman. it belongs to mr. pagliano. he has to assert that in person. if he does it will be a short hearing but the democrats had a very different approach when they ran congress. i think, martha, what people hate is duplicity and hypocrisy how a different

farenthold, rarninging member cummings, mr. connolly and ms. norton for working to bring this bipartisan legislation before the committee. i want to acknowledge senators tester, moran, and too many mi for their work on the senate companion bill. i urge my colleagues to support this important piece of legislation and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. lynch: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lynch: i rise in strong support of h.r. 313, the wounded warriors federal leave act of 2015. i introduced this bipartisan legislation in january of this year, and i'm proud that it has now gained the support of over 30 democratic and republican members of congress. i also want to thank the gentleman from michigan, mr. walberg, for his remarks for this bill. at the outset i would also like to thank chairman chaffetz and ranking member cummings along with the gentleman from texas, mr. farenthold and the gentlema

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ed cummings was on the "missouri." he was rushed into action. the only place he could find an appropriate table was in the mess hall. >> i couldn't find a table because all of the wooden type of material was stripped from the ships during the war. we suggested a table which we would cover. we had hundreds of those to serve our sailors. >> the table is now in a museum at the naval academy. cummings says many sailors who served on "the missouri" didn't see the surrender ceremony. they were too eager to get home. >>> we want to show you a breathtaking rocket launch in florida this morning. this is an atlas five rocket on the launch pad just before liftoff at cape canaveral. the launch was 19 minutes late because of technical problems. but as you can see, when it launched it lit up the night sky. it's carrying a new navy satellite which will orbit a 22,000 miles up over the indian ocean, completing the navy's constellation of satellites. the system is designed to help troops on the move and in combat make secure calls and send texts, video, or other

signed, sincerely, elijah cummings. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek reck necessary? >> i ask unanimous consent that the proceedings held during the cess be printed into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 the chair will postpone further proceedings today on the motion to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered and on which it incurs objection under clause 6 of rule 20. recorded votes on postponed questions will be taken later. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and agree to the resolution, house resolution 434, providing for the concurrence by the house in the senate amendment to h.r. 719 with an amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. caller: house resolution 434, resolution providing for concurrence by the house to the senate amendment in

cummings, you made a comment earlier that i want to address.in the "new york times," they reported the epa unleashed a major lobbying campaign to rally comments and support for its regulation. you earlier went off on lockheed martin in regards to that application. the epa also disregarded the antilobbying act and broke the law. i would hope that you would co-sponsor my removal of ms. mccarthy as the epa administrator. now back to those processes in here. ms. richards, i'm up here. you're a ceo, right? >> yes, sir. >> you do understand market penetration, right? >> i'm a nonprofit ceo, so -- >> you look at the numbers. all ceos are looking at how they expand and profit. >> we don't profit. i don't actually look at how to profit. we do obviously look at how to expand into areas particularly where there's unmet need. >> okay. i like that. so your market penetration in arizona is different than your market penetration in new york state, would you say? >> i'm sure it is. >> there's three in arizona and there's quite a few more in new york. and there

cummings. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. geiger, the expectation of privacy, talk about that answer by we know court cases in light of the question comes down to what is expected of the person. i guess when you drones, it really broadens the expectation is that right quick that kind of throws them come just opens the door to all kinds of surveillance -- do you follow what i think? >> i do. i believe this is how courts will interpret i that in the future. write out the supreme court has interpreted the regional expectation of privacy doctrine do not include aerial surveillance from the publicly navigable airspace and i can only imagine that that reasonable expectation of privacy standard or in common law torts what would count as highly offensive to original person. i've only imagine that will shrink as more and more ues take to the skies. this is one reason why we are arguing that current federal law does not provide adequate privacy protection but we should not just rely on, or the fourth amendment. brought to be something

cummings already at work across the street. >> this morning, small explosion, enough to rock the police station. we felt it. >> reporter: a block away, mark ran to his window. >> in bed. little after 8:00. i heard a boom. >> reporter: he showed us burnt insulation he says rained down on his home and others ten minutes ahead of the intense flames. >> just coming down. then the fire started. it's not ash. it's from the blow up. >> reporter: from sky force 10 you can see the enormity of the devastation. police say construction crews working to install new gas lines hit a line, forcing the gas to fill up in the home's basement. >> obviously, there was nobody in there. nothing was left on. we do know the fire started in the basement, an explosion. >> fire engines got here, tried to put it out. there was no saving it, you know? it was a shame. >> reporter: thankfully, a secretary had not yet arrived to work downstairs. chief cummings says this stretch of broadway was lucky. >> if you think about that whole house filling up with gas and exploding, you're looking at maybe the block, it could ha

cummings. >> i want to pick up exactly where the chairman left off. how often are these reassessments made with regard to pay allowances? i see mr. saurs jumping up and down. ifor i could answer the question. >> please do. >> at least once a year we review the allowances at all of our posts. the danger pay that the chairman is referring to in ugust of 2014 we began a review of how we issued danger pay. we looked at also our hardship allowance. >> when was that? >> in august of 2014. the global program include posts much more dangerous. yes, i absolutely admit there are high levels of violence in both of those places. but in our analysis it is very different that the violence there is not directed against the consulate or consulate personnel. they can be at the wrong place at the wrong time. we have many places in the world where we serve where the violence is directed against our people, and those are the places where our employees are getting danger pay. for the types of criminal violence that we see in mexico, that is reflected in their hardship dif

we continue to be joined by maria shriver, who is there and kathleen sprows cummings, who is associate and anybody who has gone to church grew up with this, even if theft left it when you hear that music, it takes you back and people find great comfort in the ritual and the music and i was looking at his face and thinking about him as a young man. you know, his mother did not want him to become a priest. he basically disobeyed her and went anyway. i thought about his conviction to stay in the priesthood. i thought about his time in the priesthood, which has not been easy for him. i thought about the time that he was basically exiled to cordova to -- where he went through what they call in catholicism a dark night of the soul and came out a different man, a transformed man. and i thought about really the respect that he has for this country to con non-nice a saint here in the and why of america. much has been said about this canonization, but the fact is it's the first time we have had a canonization in the united states. so, i think that says a lot about his respect for this country. w

the damage is pretty thorough, police chief, alan cummings says there is a reason why they respond so quickly to the keep. >> the police station is across the street, and when we got over here it was completely engulfed in flames, it appeared to have start with a gas line. there are people working in the area as we speak. >> back out live on the scene, can you see the building is pretty much obliterated. we'll have more on this coming up today at 4:00. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> our other big story this hour is word that a local teenager is charged with plotting an attack on the pope. we started to report this on sunday but the suspect is a 15-year-old boy from outside of philadelphia, the fbi says he is inspired by isis and was contemplating an attack with explosives. david henry has more now. >> the fbi and investigators are not identifying this boy and sources say he is a 15-year-old from the philadelphia area and apparently was not very far along in producing an operational plot of any kind. >> preparations for the pope's visit continue under tight se

pennsville police chief allen cummings says the silver lining is that nobody was hurt. >> everybody scattered at the time and we are really luck i think, it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: heart back out live, we received a statement from south jersey gas saying they have launched an internal investigation and cannot confirm how this happened. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> viewer steven pango from pennsville sent us these pictures from the aftermath of the explosion, remember when news happens you can join the action, send us your photos to jointheaction@6abc.com or use hasht#6abcactio #6abcaction. >> firefighters were called to the scene at chancellor at 4:30 and the flames parked a restaurant under construction and video shows how intense the fire was and the firefighters had the blaze under control by 5:45 and the cause has not yet been determined. >> wilmington police say that a man lost his life saving a baby from an attacker. the man was stabbed repeatedly in rodney square and sara bloomquist is live with the story tonight. >> reporter: rick, that go

. >>> maryland congressman elijah cummings says yes to the iran nuclear deal. cummings, a democrat, is the third member of the maryland congressional delegation to back this agreement. the other supporters are congresswoman donna edwards and chris van hollen, both directs. republican congressman andy harris is the an member of the delegation opposing the deal. >>> former senator and world war ii veteran bob dole will be among those paying tribute to world war ii veterans today at the world war ii memorial. the national park service plans a special ceremony to park the 70th anniversary of vj day. it's the anniversary of the allied forces victory in the pacific and the effective end of world war ii. the ceremony takes place at 10:30 a.m. >>> a standoff over same-sex marriage in kentucky continues this morning. >> county clerk tim dave -- kim davis has less than 24 hours to respond to a federal judge's motion calling her to court today. >> we'll have much more on that story coming up. first, let's check in with erika-- >> with erica. >> it's steamy out here alread

cummings says new jersey gas has been installing new gas lines along this stretch of road for several months. he says it appears the contractor may have hit a line. >> we do know the fire started in the basement with an explosion. we're wondering if maybe, you know, the construction company working on the gas lines might have ignited something. we're not sure. >> reporter: 78-year-old linwood lake lives right next door. he just run out for a cup of coffee and came home to chaos. >> whole house full of flames. i mean flames. shooting across the road. report roar the fire so strong it melted the siding right off of lake's home of 45 years. >> you don't think it can -- it's one much those things it can't happen to you. >> gas company tells our dawn timmeney it's work wig investigators to find out exactly what went wrong. the red cross is helping residents of more than 30 apartments now out of their homes because of an early morning fire in center city. it started around 4:30 at the gap mercy apartments at 13th and chancellor. it quickly grew and took firefighters about an hour to get thi

now, among the guests are dave chapelle, whitney cummings, trevor noah, jay pharaoh, joe piscapo andhris rock. >>> well, she's 5'2" and weighs just about 100 pounds and just conquered one of the toughest mountains in the world. the north face of the eiger in switzerland. sasha is a world class rock climber who started her ascent right here in our area. wendy rieger spoke to her about her stunning feat. >> reporter: the eiger means ogre in swiss, and it can be mean and ugly, especially to humans to try to crawl up its side. many have felt its lethal breath, as they have been blown off or frozen to death in their quest. >> that sunset is unreal! >> reporter: this is sasha dejulian, becoming the first woman to free climb the north face of the eiger last month. it is a complicated passage known as murder wall because of its forbidding nature. >> this entire encompassing of me stepping out of my comfort zone of what i knew and trying something that i didn't know. and i didn't know if i could do it. >> reporter: in free climbing, one uses a rope and gear only to catch your fall, which mean

. >> michael, we have congressman elijah cummings said yesterday that trey gowdy unilaterally issued the subpoena to pagliano and that gowdy is using the committee for the political purpose of trying to smear a democratic presidential candidate. with that said, i believe you wrote it is time perhaps for clinton to reboot her campaign. how does she do that with these headlines that continue to read the way they did this morning? >> she's not blameless here by any means. as i wrote yesterday, she made an error in setting up this system in the first place. and this is going to be a bad headline, no doubt about that. but here's a question that i bet a lot of people watching this segment haven't even pondered. why is the committee that was impanelled to investigate the deaths of four americans in a consular attack of benghazi subpoenaing an i.t. guy in the first place? you can drum up gowdy, if he were here, he could drum up some phony answers to this. but they're not investigating that. it's investigating hillary clinton politically and trying to find something on her to keep her out of

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. >> reporter: police chief bobby cummings tried to provide some. >> there were several other shots that were fired prior to us getting there. >> reporter: is there any other video of this incident? >> not that i'm aware of. >> reporter: the man in the wheelchair is jeremy mcdowell. his sister called him bam. >> the pain hurts more today than it did yesterday. >> reporter: a memorial is already up, candles burning, as are questions about the deadly use of police force. >> why they couldn't tase this man out the wheelchair pl why y'all couldn't use rubber bullets to get him out of the wheelchair. >> reporter: why did you have to use deadly force in this situation? >> the officers perceived what was a threat and they responded to it. >> reporter: i'm mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. >>> this is the second police-involved shooting in wilmington this year. police say they did recover a .38 caliber weapon. >>> well, do you have a warrant? police in new jersey did d.o nod one before they search your car. they overturned a rule put in place six years ago that officer hs to have a warrant. now police

. >> reporter: police chief bob where i cummings tried to provide some somewhere. >> there were several shots fired prior to us getting there. >> is there any other video of this incident? >> not that i'm aware of. >> reporter: family says the man in the wheelchair is jeremy mcdowell. >> a memorial is already up, kablgdzs burning, as are questions about the deadly use of police force. >> why they couldn't take him out of the wheelchair? why you didn't use rubber bullets to get him out of the wheelchair? >> why did you have to use deadly force in this situation? >> the officers perceived what was a threat and responded to it. >> reporter: i'm mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. >>> police say they did recover a .38 caliber weapon. this is the second police-involved shooting in wilmington this year. >>> new at 11:00 from camden county audubon police fire at least one shot outside a home. that home on utic avenue. sky force 10 was over the scene around 5:00 this evening. investigators say two officers were outside the home, and one of the officers' guns was fired. no one was hurt here. authorities

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david cummings was charged today for the 2003 death of william spade the little boy. >> there is word tonight radnor police are investigating an instagram account that had ib appropriate picture of students from radnor middle school in wayne. they were apparently taken away from school and district property and all phone call information provided to parents today the instagram account was deactivated. >> days after wilmington man died after saving woman and baby funny go fund me accounts have popped up for funeral experiences. thomas was stabbed to death monday night and jumpeded in front of a map chaseing a mother and baby with a knife. police are warning people not to contribute to unauthorized go fund me accounts. cotingham's family is receive ago signature answer from the victim's compensation assistance program. >> 311 call center is expected to reon in philadelphia in the morning. sdoz epz were september home today. at 1:00 after a bed bug was discovered in the office. sxerm nateers were pleadly called in and call center has been handling citizen concerns approaching the pope's