kellye: friday, maryland governor john delaney created a securities are. that will oversee government responses. congressman delaney first proposed the legislation on abc seven news last week after we learned that an american hostage was killed in a u.s. drone strike against al qaeda. from rockville, which is in delaney's district, the legislation would not change the long-standing policy not to negotiate with terrorists. irrational republicans have push legislation through the house -- congressional republicans have pushed legislation through the house with a local versus federal conflict that raises many issues about the economy abortion rights, and religious liberties. reporter: house lawmakers voted mostly along party lines to block the recently passed reproductive health nondiscrimination act. democrats have accused republicans of a war on women saying that attacking a local law prevents women from using birth control or abortion services. because the d.c. law takes effect saturday, the gop led effort is largely symbolic. it is not likely the senate w

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weinstein was from rockville which is in delaney's district.islation would not change the long standing u.s. policy against negotiating with terrorists. we've had a nice day around here. your job has been easy. doug: it's been easy. now starting to clear up a bit. tell you about the weekend because it's coming and it's going to be a lot brighter and warmer too. this is live look on the h.d. weather bug network and see the light coming through the clouds and beginning to break up across the area. continue to see clearing across the region through the evening hours. temperaturewise, we're doing ok. upper 50's lower 60's. still some residual areas of rain back to north and west of the area. hagerstown to martinsburg, berkeley springs, that will swing south and miss metro washington. instead, see a continuing clearing trend tonight. 63 and 54. that's it on the high and low for today. 71 is the average high. higher than that tomorrow and a lot higher for the day on sunday. 62 at reagan national. 57 at andrews. baltimore is 56 right now. 63 degrees i

bowling green police officer michael delaney. >> captain delaney actually knew russell sublet prior to this incident. he knew him. they played sports together. >> i need to rest, delaney. i've been in pain for so long. i just can't take it no more. i mean, the pain that they've done to me, shooting me, ain't near as bad as what is going on inside my head. my mind right now, it ain't -- you know what i'm saying? >> think about the future and getting past all this, putting it behind you. you're strong. you can do this. >> delaney's words seem to reach sublet. >> after a four and a half day standoff with an army of agents, russell sublet agrees to surrender. >> i think at that point he realized he had things to live for. he had family members. he had people that cared about him. his life wasn't as bad as he had initially thought. >> sublet even has kind words for law enforcement. >> these guys are super great. i mean, they saved my life. >> after a three-day trial, russell sublet is convicted of five counts of attempted murder. he is not charged in the arson case. sublet is sentenced to 1

. >> we have kevin connolly the science expert, kevin delaney, and thank you, it's a great, great show. we're on next. we're on next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> okay. take a look. l.a. has a police chase, seemingly every week. but this may be the slowest, slow speed schaschase we've ever seen. 10 mile-per-hour in san fernando valley. he's smiling and waving as dozens of police cars follow. on the side of the car, it was a home made sign that said "victory parade." this went on for an hour until a bistandard jumped in front of the car to put an end to the matted madness. >> no one could have thought of that earlier. >>> a toyota prius lost control and ended up in the next door neighbor's pool. luckily no one was swimming and she managed to get out of the car and swim to safety. >> wacky stories. >>> and after a it six-hour delay, the warriors finally made it to houston p. pll ♪ >>> good evening i'm geraud moncure here in the xfinity studios. the dubs flight to h-town delayed by almost six hours due to mechanical issue. and unable to get a shot aoff, heart break hotel for the rockets and the 99-98 loss a

. >> we also talk with maryland congressman john delaney about his idea the federal government ought to create the job of hostage czar to help bring american hostages home. join susan page and i on sunday at 8:30 for capital download here on wusa9. >>> today i had the opportunity to share a message of encouragement with 13 extraordinary students at montgomery college in rockville. they received academic certificates through a two year graduate transition program. it is a first of its kind program in the nation that offers young people with significant disabilities the chance to attend college in an environment that is customed to their needs. i've given a lot of speeches, but this one and this group of students left me full to the top with hope and joy for their futures, really an amazing group of young people and such dedication on their part and the instructors and faculty and everybody that keeps that program running. >> it looks like one of those things where you got more out of it. >> i sure did. congratulations. >> well done. >>> we're looking at again not a washout weekend. do

. >> reporter: when denise delaney and bill barton bought their house near half-moon bay, they realized wasn't much separating their backyard from the wilds of nature. on friday, their cat literally brought that point home. >> he had blood all over the back of his neck and it was much worse and you know much -- different location than anything i'd ever seen from a typical cat fight. >> reporter: veterinarians say the cat whose official name is the bengal was attacked by a wild animal. initially there was speculation it could have been a young mountain lion especially since one was captured last week in a neighborhood in san mateo. but the bengal's doctor says from the bite marks more likely a bobcat. >> anything larger than that in the first place would have made much larger holes. and bengal would not be here. he'd have been taken. >> reporter: but there are predators of all sizes in these hills. and there's a grim reality that parents and pet owners who live near wildland areas need to take seriously. nature doesn't play by the same rules we do. >> it's not an emotion driven thing. it

congressman john delaney who is a shining hope for the possibility of bipartisan cooperation. he's got a bill to repatriate all this loose cash that is hanging around overseas that has as many republican as democratic sponsors i think. some people think there is something wrong with that. i think that's a pretty good idea. so i thank him for that. i want to thank my classmates and friends who are here. let's get the show on the road. two years ago i came here in april intending to give a series of three or four lectures on composing a life in public service. whether that is an elected or appointed office or in the private sector or working for a nongovernmental organization. in the first talk, i said there are four essential elements to any successful service. focus on people, policy politics and purpose. in that first lecture, i was primarily focused on the importance of people centered service. on the necessity of understanding how different people view themselves and the world they're living in. without understanding people, it's pretty hard to develop the best policies and

and we have our treasurer and finance director logan delaney. [applause] >> and we have our national spokes spokesperson dana bass. [applause] >> we will be doing different things than you saw before because it is not political. and there are people who say you cannot do this. you don't have any experience. let me tell you something. i don't have a lot of experience busting budgets and doing the things to get us into trouble now. but i have experience serving complex surgical problems never done by anyone before. [applause] >> i do have corporate board experience with 18 years and 16 years with costco and a bio tech company. candy and i do have experience starting a national non-profit scholar fund. 9-10 fail but ours is thriving in all 50 states and won several national awards. [applause] >> so the point being that you can dpangain experience in other ways. it doesn't have to be in just politics. i have been there all of my life. we need to be smart enough to think for ourselves to listen to ourselves. in terms of pedigree people are saying are

this is lucy delaney who signed an x when she was just a child and lived to write about it after the civil war. swansee adams, one of the duncan slaves, which is one of my favorite stories in the book, because it is a story in which there is a superb victory for all of the duncan slaves over all of their duncan masters. but behind each of these stories is a family or an individual and, altogether, many of these freedom suits were family affairs. whether the litigants sued jointly in tandem or in succession, a total of 160 persons of the 239 for whom we have records, were in the family. they sued as a family. consider then some of these x'es clustered together as mothers and children and brothers and sisters. there are some 11 litigants for whom we have no legal records at all, but of these 153 were women or girls and 126 were men. or boys. most of the petitioners based their claim on the fact they were taken to a place where slavery was banned. there are some other basis in the book as the book explains, but the primary centerpiece collection here are slaves, who by living and workin

[applause] we have our treasurer and finance director logan delaney. [applause] we have our national spokesperson, dana bet. [applause] we are going to be doing different things, then you have seen before, because it is not political, as i have said before. they are people that have said -- you cannot do this, you do not have any experience? let me tell you something. i do not have a lot of experience, busting budgets and doing the kinds of things that have gotten us into the trouble we are in now, but i do have a lot of experience in solving problems. complex surgical problems. i do have -- [applause] dr. carson: i do have corporate board experience with 18 years at kellogg, and 16 years at cosco, as well as at a biotech company. i do have experience starting a national nonprofit scholars fund. nine out of 10 of those fail, but hours is thriving -- ours is arriving and has won several national awards. the point being that you can gain experience in other ways, it does not have to be just in politics. i can name a lot of people in politics, who have be

. >> let's bring in william delaney.he national president of the hell on wheels motorcycle club he is also a professor, and researches outlaw biker clubs. good to talk to you. officials blame the violence on a turf dispute between two rival gangs. this is like the crypts and the bloods? are they moral enemies here? >> not at all. it's too soon to really tell what is the cause behind this. i would suggest it's probably honor and identity. but at this point all we really know is two people made a mistake in a bathroom and it ended up being what it is now. it is an oversimplification to call it crypts and bloods at this point. >> honor and identity that sounds like other kinds of urban gang activity. wouldn't you agree with that? >> sure but any time we ever hear about this in the news it is after something like this happen. the vast majority of motorcycle clubs don't engage in this kind of activity and you will never hear about them. right now we can label them but there's a lot more gnawnuance in what is going on behind t

will be stopping by as well. [ cheers and applause ] and we have our resident science expert kevin delaneyow. >> steve: science it up. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but first, no one can touch this guy right now. his giant new movie "san andreas" opens in 3d next friday. dwayne johnson is here! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] dwayne's going to catch us up on everything he's got going on, and then we have a special graduation season bit planned for all you students out there. yeah, it should be fun. plus, she's one of the hottest pop stars out there right now and one of the coolest. and we had her on right when he first song was just hitting. and she couldn't be nicer and i can't wait -- meghan trainor is dropping by. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one of the nicest people, too. i'm just so happy for her. and she's so talented. oh, my gosh. we're going to talk to her and she's going to perform her latest single with special guest john legend later in the show! [ cheers and applause ] that's a lot of show. >> steve: come on. that's a show! >> jimmy: that's a big-

abed delaney used to live on the east coast. >> they are going through a lot. dianne, his wife, and the family. they are going through a lot. >> meantime the eighth victim bob of gill mother was discovered inside a rail car. his 13-year-old son here printed fliers pleading with the public to find his missing father. >>> we are learning more about san francisco bart track that -- the report mentioned excess materials from a weld that should have been growned down. bart is looking into that and all of the rail associated with that manufacturing batch. >>> there is also an unusual proposal on the table to help solve the problem of bay bridge rush hour traffic. transportation officials are considering creating a wrongway bus lane. the idea is to turn an eastbound lane into a westbound lane during the morning commute just for buses. now that would allow transit agencies to run more buses into san francisco. officials say this would bees fastest way to fix the traffic problem and cost between $51- $177 million. >>> thousands of gallons of fresh drinking water are bei

and then john delaney from maryland democrat $111 million.t worth of congress over $1 million. majority of them are millionaires. majority here in the united states the median net worth is $56,000. they'll be okay without the raise. he makes a point that he wants not just wealthy to be able to serve in congress. >> you have to keep two homes. you have to keep a home in washington, d.c. and then wherever your district is right? if you have a family that's tough. and i get it. i think most americans would look at that $174,000 -- $84 an hour. not bad. >> samuel burke, many thanks. i appreciate it. >>> presidential hopeful bernie sanders slams hillary clinton and why he says her wealth is a problem. if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while yo

. >> delaney partners will be cutting a huge light well in here going up the entire building. you obviously can't see that in the dark on unfinished space, but what i'm seeing in my goggles is a completely rendered light-filled atrium. >>reporter: the headset takes takes you through the retail and restaurant space on the first floor and the six floors of office space above. as google see -- what google sees through the goggles, they won't say, all seeing the future of this eyesore, thanks to a high-tech new pair of eyes. ryan takeo, kpix5. >> uptown station is set to open in 2017. >>> people are spending hundreds of dollars for some wisconsin cheese. we'll see what makes it so special. >>> plus tased in the eye, a california man is suing the city and police now for $28 million. we'll see if he has a case. >>> good morning, ive. here's what i got for you, i got a first place team out of the bay area, he's got fans everywhere except the oakland a's clubhouse. what does that mean? >>> and before we go to break, a live look at the bay bridge this morning. trust me, it's there, eve

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to sting, kevin connolly, kevin delaney, seth robertsonnd viet tran! and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen! stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- jane fonda, from "saturday night live", writer and comedian leslie jones, screenwriter of "pitch perfect 2" kay cannon, featuring the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] wonderful, wonderful. has everybody been following what has happened to tom brady and the patriots? has everybody been following -- this, the most important story in america right now. [ light laughter ] patriots quarterback -- if you haven't been following, patriots quarterback tom brad

it doesn't mean the rest of these people, the delaneys, james mccune smiths -- he was the most educated african-american of the 19th century. he was probably frederick douglass's closest the black male friend. most of these other men who were mentioned here did not edit their own newspapers for 16 years, did not develop the same kind of international reputation as a voice in the ways that douglass did, and did not end up in a kind of role of almost official spokesman of african-americans. that has to do with a lot of rivalries between them. it has a lot to do with douglass's shear skill and talent, which is not to diminish the talent of any of these other people who were mentioned. some of them were ministers like garnet who was basically a pastor. he was church-based. douglas was ubiquitous. he was everywhere. he would travel everywhere and did so throughout his life. that is principally why. douglass left more for us to investigate, to read, and to understand than the rest of those black letters -- leaders. host: do we know what fragrant douglas'-- frederick douglass's immediate react

. >>> congressman john delaney. >>> i'm susan page. >> and i'm derek mcginty.apital download. >>> good morning to you, and welcome to capital download. okay, susan, senator graham may be the long hot for the candidates, but that's not going to start him from trying. >>> he's running, derek, that's clear. when i sat down with the south carolina senator this week, he was not backing off his stan

. >> reporter: others like irish soccer's john delaney were crystal clear. >> you can't spin your way out of all of these accusations. he's presided over a symbiotic soccer fever and his career is finished in my opinion. >> reporter: under that black cloud blatter said it's time to start the long and difficult road of building trust. tort i appeal for a team spirit in unity, he said. we can advance together. it may not be easy but that's why i'm here today. >> he's not here today. there were raids among 14 suspects by u.s. prosecutors on a slew of corruption charges. the most powerful man in global soccer has said nothing to do with me. >> i cannot monitor everyone all of the time. >> reporter: his opponent prince ali bin al hussein has promised to clean house. has the backing of the united states and europe. even before the first vote was cast european soccer organizations threatened to boycott the next world cup in 2018. but they have the support of after ka, asia and others beyond in order to secure the number needed for an election unless there's a seismic shift this afternoon. un

. >> reporter: others like irish soccer's john delaney were crystal clear. >> you can't spin your way out of these accusations. he's presided over a shambolic fifa and his credibility is finished in my opinion. >> reporter: under that dark cloud himself, sepp blatter told fifa members it was an opportunity to start the long and difficult road to rebuilding trust. "today i appeal for team spirit and unity and we can advance together. it may not be easy but that is why we are here today." but he's not here today. seven high-ranking fifa officials arrested in dawn raids among 14 suspects indicted by u.s. prosecutors on a slew of corruption charges. the most powerful man in global soccer has said "nothing do with me." >> i cannot monitor everyone all the time. >> reporter: his opponent prince ali bin al-hussein of jordan has promised to clean house. he has the backing of the united states and europe. even before the first vote was cast european soccer organizations threatened to boycott the next world cup to be held in russia in 2018. but blatter has the support of africa area, south amer

delaney of maryland. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes to consume. mr. delaney: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to start by thanking the chairman and the ranking member for supporting this amendment. i want to thank my colleague from california for giving me the opportunity to work with him on this amendment. mr. chairman, the reason i care about the subject matter of this amendment is because one of my constituents was recently killed by a u.s. drone strike while he was being held in an al qaeda compound along the border in pakistan. obviously we weren't aware that he was held there. warren was originally captured over three years ago while he was doing work in pakistan on behalf of usaid. he was 73 years old. he spent his whole life in service to his country. working for usaid on foreign aid matters. he was a wonderful man and had a wonderful -- and has a wonderful family. across the last several years i work ved closely with his wife and his family in helping them try

delaney, our colleague has a good bipartisan proposal that does that. run with it, congress. run with it, senate. let's do something. ms. norton: you have made an important point if not this, what. our democrats are willing to sit down with you to compromise. the reason i'm going to introduce the act we can begin that. let's bargain down from there. we can't go home and say we did nothing and we certainly can't wait for our friends on the other side of the aisle. now, i want my friend from california to know that over here today, i weren't to say a few words in one of our committee rooms we had groups that call themselves the big seven. you know who these were? these were the leaders in the states. the governors the national conference of state legislatures rnings national leagues of cities, national conference of mayors, they were begging for this bill. so they had their own little meeting here. and i think it be hoofs us to ramp up the pressure. those who are on the inside when we see who represents the infrastructure we are on the hill pleading without an answer from eithe

[applause] we have our treasurer and finance director, logan delaney.applause] we have our national spokesperson, dana bet. [applause] we are going to be doing different things, then you have seen before, because it is not political, as i have said before. they are people that have said -- you cannot do this, you do not have any experience? let me tell you something. i do not have a lot of experience, busting budgets and doing the kinds of things that have gotten us into the trouble we are in now, but i do have a lot of experience in solving problems. complex surgical problems. i do have -- [applause] dr. carson: i do have corporate board experience with 18 years at kellogg, and 16 years at cosco, as well as at a biotech company. i do have experience starting a national nonprofit scholars fund. nine out of 10 of those fail but hours is thriving -- ours is arriving and has won several national awards. the point being that you can gain experience in other ways, it does not have to be just in politics. i can name a lot of people in politics, who have been

honorable joseph scrollly, the honorable danny davis, the honorable delaney, the honorable delbene, the honorable duckworth. honorable ellison honorable fudge, honorable grayson, honorable gene green, honorable gridge -- grijalva. this is not the first time that we have had temporary status granted to other countries. it was done under the clinton administration and for nicaragua following a hurricane as well as in honduras. it was done with the bush administration for el salvador, done for the obama administration for those who suffered from an earthquake in haiti. these are some of the people who are part of the mission of mercy. . the honorable louis gutierrez the lonyorble denny heck, the honorable sheila jackson lee the honorable hakim jefferies the honorable hank jon the honorable daniel kildee, the honorable barbara lee the honorable john lewis the honorable zoe lofgren, the honorable jim mcdermott the honorable grace message, the hon yornl gwynn moore, the honorable grace napolitano, the honorable jere rhett polis the -- jared polis the honorable derek richmond the honorable bob

congressman delaney. congressman blumenauer. there are policies out there. we don't need a policy debate, we need a decision. the reality is we have got to make congress work do, its job, pass a long-term funding bill, that's going to allow this country to modernize its airports, fix its bridges, and to make its railroads safer. to make our ports dredge deeper. we have to bring our 20th century infrastructure into the 21st century and the only way we're going to get that done is by stepping up to the responsibility that we have to pass a long-term funding plan. mr. speaker, i've indicated to the speaker himself that this is a tough job, putting a bill on the floor, always tough when congress has to pull the trig own what's that revenue source going to be. i'll support any plan that's reasonable and sustainable. the only plan i won't support is no re-knew plan at all. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman from vermont has expired. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. newhouse:: i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: