ceo bill delaney said we deeply regret the concern created by our lapse in complying with our policiesbegin -- >> what's more, our reports prompted the usda to investigate the sysco facilities nationwide. north of the bored he, reports from three agencies in canada launched their own investigation. nowhere were inspectors more active than california. >> the facilities were not registered. >> he is the food safety chief for the cast department of public health. >> there is a huge breakdown. >> he said after we contacted his department, they immediately deskrenled on the sysco shed. >> at some point the rodents were in there and that is a prime part of spreading disease. >> and remember the stakes for your you and your family are high. the centers for disease control estimates 48 million people get sick each year in the u.s. inspectors comb through four years of sysco's records. they found sysco had 25 unregistered drop sites in california. spanning from sacramento to san diego. not a single shed was licensed to store food. more than 400,000 food items were stored illegally. >> why would

delaney' attorneys say his client declines the charges and he's preparing to trial. >> police are lookingor a man who exposed himself to two little girls. it happened while the girls were fishing alone in bucks county. fox 29's thalia perez is live at the lower makefield township police department. thal yack people in the area have got that be keeping a closer watch over their children tonight. >> reporter: yeah, lucy, neighbors we spoke to today are hoping that police can get this guy off the streets real soon. police tell us the victims ages 12 and 13 and tonight their investigating all leads. >> we walk frequently a couple times day. so -- and we've never had an incident. so it's just a shock. >> reporter: it's a crime that has neighbors disgusted. but on edge as police search for the man who exposed himself to two young girls ages 12 and 13. police say it happened wednesday around 7:30 p.m. the girls were fishing at the delaware river access area near east ferry and river roads when a man exited has vehicle and loudly cleared his throat in an tempt to get their attention. >> when the

delaney has already been suspended without pay. >>> tonight a warning from new castle county police about a drug epidemic that is sweeping the nation. >> ambulance. >> yes, my son overdosed. please hurry up. i can't revive him. he's a heroin addict. i can't get him up. >> that is the father's 911 call that came into new castle county police. it was part of a presentation to parents tonight educating them about the problem of heroin abuse at schools. the presentation also talked about "glee" star who died last year from using heroin and alcohol. >>> in new jersey, police busted a suspected drug ring operating out of foreclosed homes. windslowe township police arrested jeremy smith yesterday inside a vacant home and found this stash of heroin, cocaine, and marijuana inside. cops say they arrested smith's brother, kevin, just over a month ago for the same thing. investigators say the two men also rented out vacant properties that weren't theirs to tenants on a craigslist and collected monthly rent. >>> nearly two dozen people are recovering tonight after a pepsi truck rear ended a septa bus

if convicted of both charges, delaney could face nearly 12 years in prison. he's already suspended from the force. >> philadelphia police need your help to find a man who robbed this pizza hut in the city's tacony neighborhood. it happened on frankfort avenue. surveillance video shows the armed robber wearing a bandana over his face demanding money from the cashier. then he takes off with more than $160. the cashier wasn't hurt. >>> after five years debate and finger pointing, the city of philadelphia finally has the largest union under contract. they signed a deal that calls for a 3.5% raise this year and a 2.5% raise next year, along with a $2800 signing bonus. the city agrees to contribute more to the union's health plan while workers agree to pay more into their pensions. >> i had to take my son out of college because i couldn't afford to pay for his tuition. now this increase and i'll finally get the contract might be able to help out a little bit. >> when you look at some of the terms, you get the pay increases and then you get the steps put back in and

maryland congressman john delaney issued a statement calling on president obama and the state department to do everything they can to bring weinstein home. when teachers in st. mary's county go back to school this fall, they say they won't be doing any extra unpaid work. unhappy with their current pay, teachers say they don't expect them to supervise after-school activities or even homework. when schools reopen monday, the student-teacher relationship will be a very different one. teachers plan to put a stop to all of the extra izz for years from assigning homework to working overtime or volunteering for extra crklar activities after hours. >> definitely really involved in the extracurricular activities. it meant a lot to my high school career. >> the back-to-basics concept as it's called was born out of frustration and by social studies teacher shawn sayers. >> if we need to take more time to make sure kids are successful, great. but i don't want to see teachers stay 5:30, 6:00 when they get into the building at 6:30. >> the union said teachers are increasingly spending too much of thei

the first dog they named delaney. dharma, the sond dog, need a little encouragent. there's nothinge a protein to me out. >> dharma has two different colored eyes. >> eventually they lead her to the car that's going to carry them back. the neighbor called because they heard puppies barking earlier in the day. so the neighbor crawled under the shack. that's him there with a box. >> one, two, three, four. five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> holding the nine puppies that he got out from under that shack. this is mom. that's nelly. as you can see, the dogs seem pretty happy to be rescued. but before they get on the road, they let mom nelly feed her puppies. and they give them water. they say it was 100 degrees while this rescue was taking place. one family is fostering all 12 dogs, and they are looking happy and healthy right now. there they are. and let's just say they look like you know what? we are ready to be somebody's forever friend >>> this is a completely different animal rescue. what we have here is a horse that is trapped in a canal. this is in birmingham, englan

retired air force master sergeant richard delainey, national -- delaney, national president, retired enlisted associate. dr. david chu, president and chief executive officer of the institute for defense analyses. and dr. chu served as undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness under president bush from 2001 to 2009. we also want to note in our audience that we have with us a number of veterans, particularly, i'm informed, that we would welcome veterans -- all our veterans, but that would, obviously, include a special group that are veterans of our wars in iraq and afghanistan. we also have statements for the record from the following individuals and groups, and they will be entered into the record. the fleet reserve association, the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america, the american legion, the veterans of foreign wars, the national military family association and lieutenant colonel michael parker, usa retired, who's a wounded war advocate. we are now going to start with generality hellly. general tilelli. and by the way, this is a reunion of a sort, and we want to tel

delaney is accused of posting humiliating messages on social media and using a prepaid cell phone to anonymously fiharass h girlfrie girlfriend. >>> three atlantic city casinos will be closing. show boat made money. trump plaza lost $3 million. revel lost $24 million. now, that bag of money that fell from an armored car that was leaving revel casino may never be found. an internal investigation found nothing suspicious. they said it not unusual to put money on top of the car. they looked for the $21,000 the night it went missing but could not find it. insurance will cover the loss. >>> happening today, a rally will be held in center city philadelphia to call attention to problems faced by veterans in the city. a faith-based veterans group is holding a rally from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. outside of city hall. the group says a lot of veterans need housing and jobs and food, and they are looking to lawmakers to get them benefits. >>> a 5-year-old stalemate between michael nutter and the largest blue collar union is finally over. he signed a seven-year contract yesterd yesterday. the deal

there's another john delaney congressman from maryland. he likes the idea.s been a big proponent of infrastructure investment. but you know, i don't think that's going anywhere, unfortunately. it's an interesting idea. >> bank of america swallow up countrywide, the largest subprime mortgage lender in the country. there are reports that countrywide's co-founder may face a civil lawsuit from the government. >> as a country we're still looking to publish the people most responsible for this crisis from which the country is still trying to recover. and angelo moselo with his super tan is if not public enemy number one, he might get competition from lehmann's dick fold. but definitely one of the people that people would like to see go to jail. i think it's the los angeles, i don't know, it's not the district attorney, but elected official in los angeles, an attorney is going after mozelo in a civil suit, but we're not talking about jail time. we're talking about more fines for a guy who earned more than $500 million in years leading up to the crash. >> dan, thank

. >> ken delaney.ecretary hagel said today isil poses a threat to the civilized world, certainly the united states. you just described the limited nature of the mission but people want to know what plans -- or whether the u.s. military is going to make efforts to degrade isis command and control. for example, are members of the leadership being targeted? are logistical hubs, for example, syria, going to be targeted? >> first to the threat posed by isil, we've been very clear about the threat of isil forces to iraq and to the region. our principle task to date, and what we are doing right now, is to protect the u.s. facilities and the citizens -- american citizens at those facilities, to protect u.s. aircraft that are supporting humanitarian assistance in and around mount sinjar, and to target those isil positions that are laying siege to mount sinjar. there are no plans to expand the current air campaign beyond the current self-defense activities. >> it's been reported the u.s. government is directly a

abc news reporter jeff delaney has the latest. >> rick perry's second act was well under way, anotherte house bid believed to be just around the corner. but this morning he's charged with two felony counts in texas. >> the grand jury returned a two-count indictment against james richard rick perry. >> count one, abuse of power. count two, coercing a public official. the charges stem from his decision to veto funding for the state's public integrity unit. which investigates public corruption. a district attorney in the unit was arrested for drunken driving and belligerent conduct. he wanted her out. but she refused to step down. but prosecutors say, his conduct amounted to intimidation. >> i took into account, the fact that we're talking about a governor, but when it gets down to it the law is the law. >> overnight, his attorney called the charges outrageous and appalling, saying, this clearly represents political abuse of the court system. and there's no legal basis in this decision. it may be a difficult legal case to prove, lawyers tell abc news, but the indictment presents fresh po

delaney on a bill that addresses a lot of the concerns and would preserve the 30-year fixed mortgageand it's hr-5055, and in the texas bankers on the website they mentioned the the reform as a priority and one of the concernsis that have is that the compensation pay to the gse's previously and now amounts to a full government banking is simply not priced correctly and that it becomes a barrier for entry for private capital. our bill would do that and we believe it would price that risk appropriately. it would give an explicit government guarantee the same terms as the the private capital. are the texas bankers concerned about the availability of the 30-year fixed and proposals to reform gses? the 30-year fixed rate is not a product i've ever offered although i would offer a 20-year amortization with a five-year balloon, but, yes, the access to credit is important to texas bankers. so that's the primary goal of our piece of legislation to preserve that instrument of affordability and we think that we do it. chairman frank, you've said a number of times this morning you're concerned ab

we had rob delaney on, whitney, julie, donna rawlings. stewart, amy poehler. >> they didn't -- they wouldn't sit on the panel. they were too famous for the panel. >> you're not too famous for the panel yet, willie? >> sorry. but i would interview them and then roll them into the show. me and jon got into a relatively testy discussion about donald sterling. >> did you really? did you take the pro-sterling? >> here's my thing. you can't record people in their house. i'm devil's advocate. >> but i think it's interesting because you do take that spot a lot there's a louis c.k. rift that's going to drive you out of comedy. >> i'm going to be in real trouble. >> how did willie do on the panel? >> willie -- i knew willie a little bit from the show, but you're a beloved guy. >> oh. now you're going to butter me up. >> now that i've seen and tell people you're on the show, people are like i love that guy. people don't understand why they like you. >> it's a little too late. you bring the clip of me. as the white guy. >> hey, it fits. >> so you bro