timothy donnelly charged with murder for the shooting death of catherine core bell. prosecutors say core bell was house sitting for his mother. he shot her in the head during a robbery. jewelry, collectibles and cash were stolen right after the shooting. donnelly's empty was on vacation test the murder. >> it's a new beginning for the west side of city hall in center city. a ribbon cutting ceremony officially marking the completion of the new dilworth plaza, there's a sweeping lawn, a cafe public art and the fountain. the fun 10 will become an ice drink in the winter. the project calls $55 million. the entrance to septa's busiest hub got a makeover and speaking of septa market east station in center city has a brand new name. starting today it's now called the jefferson station. the change is the result of a naming rights crack between thomas jefferson hospitals, septa's general manager calls eight perfect fit. the deal is for five years and worth $3.5 million. it will help defray some operating costs septa says. >> fast food employees take to the streets to demand h

donnelly: mr. president, i rise today in recognition of suicide prevention month to once again bring attention to an issue that weighs heavy on many of our hearts and minds. last month, the world paused to mourn the loss of a man who brought laughter and joy to countless lives, a man whose internal suffering didn't stop him from improving the lives of so many he touched, including our heroic men and women serving overseas. robin williams said the best audiences he ever had were the troops he entertained on u.s.o. tours. his death showed us that we may not always know who among us is living a life of unbearable pain and suffering. even the strongest among us sometimes needs a helping hand. including the brave men and women in uniform who protect our country each and every day. mr. president, today i want to once again shine a light on the scourge of military suicide. earlier this month, the department of defense released a report and it detailed the number of suicides among service members during th

police say donnelly stole jewelry, other valuables from a safe, too. investigators say donnelly's mother had nothing to do with the crime. >>> from our delaware bureau, a wilmington police officer shot in the face last year had a close call with gunfire during another police chase. kenyatta jackson and sean mitchell were arrested after police say mitchell didn't obey a traffic stop then led police on a chase. during the pursuit, jackson allegedly fired shots from the passenger seat at the two officers. one of those officers was justin wilkers, shot in the face in february of last year during another chase. wilkers lost his hearing in one ear and can't close one eye. frederick gray was sentenced to life in prison for that shooting earlier this year. >>> delaware, new arrests in the fight against illegal drug trafficking. new castle county police arrested 23-year-old shante parker yesterday. investigators say she was selling heroin and marijuana out of a harper club apartment in newark. the arrest comes after a long investigation in drug sales in the are

they say that timothy donnelly shot her as he robbed his mom's house in 2013, he took jewelry and coins while his mother was on vacation. >>> a township soup inviter is facing charges after allegedly stealing from his municipality. frederick ziegler is out on $5,000 bail tonight and the douglas township supervisor stole a chainsaw and a propane tank and used township money to buy $340 in gas. >>> philadelphia authorities are looking for an armed gunman that robbed a southwest 7-eleven last week. on the location on southeast 7th street. he points the gun at two clerks and demands money and then the suspect walks out with $200. no one was hurt. >> two men are facing criminal charges following a police chase in wilmington last night. a story our delaware bureau is following all day today. officers tried to stop the suspects jackson and mitchell for a traffic violation at 11th and spruce streets. the car took off and during the chase one man leaned out and started firing at officers and then threw the gun out of the window, both were arrested a short time later. jackson and mitchell are bot

invasion, and paul donnelly, who has advised top military commanders including general david petraeusanks for joining us. does the president have the right strategy to defeat isis? >> this is a big move for the prpresident. i think he has put together the best possible strategy, given these incredibly different -- difficult circumstans. it igoing to be a tough fight. i think he has the right pieces in place. >> i think he is bringing the counterterrorism game to a counterinsurgency proposition. isis is much bigger than al qaeda - -- better financed, betr equipped. anyway you count it. they are out to establish a caliphe. they are out to rule. they have an eansionist ground game and desires. all the wonders of erican air power, it will, at be a possible success, and it wl take a lng time. >> i am ok with the strategy and the big hand approach. what i have not seen is the economic handlto attack these folks and deny them access to funding electronically, and to drive them back into a cash-only economy. i also have not seen he counter ideology campaign plan, whe alexander -- congressman

senator donnelly, senator manchin, senator murkowski and myself, all people that work on energy because we have struck that -- that balance. it's about creating a good business climate that will encourage that investment to create the infrastructure we need, to move the energy from where it's produced to where it's consumed in the safest way possible, in the safest way possible and the most economic way possible, right? that's what it's about with the best environmental stewardship. isn't that what we all want? obviously, it is. but if we don't do this, where are we? if we don't do this, where are we? right now we're waiting six years, six years, for a determination on the keystone x.l. pipeline and here's another example i'll give you you. the baca north pipeline is a pipeline that goes from north dakota to cushing and they have been waiting for a year and a half on an ownership name change. from the department of state. a year and a half to change the name. really? does that make sense to anybody? if it takes that long for something that simple, what do we do when we actually need to

jennifer donnelly is live with new details from both sides here. >> that's right. we spoke to the police chief. we'll get to her reaction in just a moment. for the first time we're hearing from the a.t.v. and dirt bike riders themselves. abc 7 news obtained this cell phone video. a roar filled the neighborhood sunday night as dirt bikes and a.t.v.'s raced down the street. from police, to residents to those who ride all appears to what is a growing trend on the street is reel. a public outcry depends to be growing. they are illegal on the streets. the moves like 12:00ing which is popping a willie and holding it are dangerous. two agreed to talk with us on camera, describing it as a passion. >> my objective is to ride safe, make sure everybody else around me is safe and get home safely. you've got people that were beefing each with each other before, now they're together. >> both of them express disgust with what happened on wednesday night on alabama avenue in southeast. an unknown rider on a dirt bike popped a we'llee, ran through a red light and crashed into a wom

i am jennifer donnelly. let's get right to jack taylor and the traffic center.ia on the dulles toll road, we have had delays moving into the western area. your centreville we have reports of a crash. the baltimore-washington has been a sore spot. lots of colors if you are looking to the tv, a lot of slow traffic. southbound, not that bad but it will cost you a few extra minutes. temperatures in the 40's, manassas, 675 in at reagan national. sticking around until noon we will not top 70 until 1:00 or 2:00 today. morey sunny skies again, clouds rolling in tomorrow with rain showers overnight. >> i am loving the forecast. new security is in place at the white house as we speak in light of last week's fence jumper. along pennsylvania avenue the pedestrian path between lafayette square and the white house is now blocked. was able to get over the fence and reach the door of the white house. his ex-wife says that he suffers from ptsd. thank you for watching. we will be back at noon. live with kelly and michael is next. have a great day. announcer: it's "live with kelly

the conversation must include both genders for donnelly men that take up arms but women within isil and other groups. they are growing up in the increasingly environment and this law have any effect on future generations. the subject of today's hearing is the of the utmost concern to national security and accord to period from each of the witnesses. with that i take the chairman and i yield back. >> the hearing is on the emerging threat and the specific threats to europe and the united states as well. in 2011 the syrian people rose up against their government it has been torn apart this is an open and civil war with the terrorist groups with al qaeda taking full advantage of the chaos. with 50,000 foreign fighters entering syria to take up arms on this fight after several thousand of those fighters came from europe to hold passports from european countries and called isil and hate is a brutal anti-western terrorist organization that has grown over up fast territory of syria and iraq. facing a terrorist group to control the and a and proven abilities on the battlefield. it is also one of

senator donnelly. >> thank you for holding this hearing. if i might start with you, ms. , i found your testimony interesting and very candid and honest about that challenges you are facing. every member in the united a lot ofnate visit schools, we all do. anis a great place to get honest assessment of things, as you know. -- and isit schools open it up to questions -- these days, over the last few years, one of the common criticisms i hear from kids relates to the school lunch programs. choices, it may be about food they don't want to eat, it may be they don't get enough to eat, that sort of thing. it seems to me that whatever we do with all of our good intentions, if we can't sell it to kids, we are fooling ourselves. because it will go on their plates and then it will go into the trash bin. here is what i worry about. i worry that we have thrown so that we areols going to get to a point where participation goes down -- schools will back away from the willam, school -- kids back away from the program,

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absolutely he was seen as a gimmick a place holder for the gop whose primary qualification was not tim donnellyhe is a real candidate with grasp of the issues. >> didn't you think he went toe to toe on cap and trade, teachers tenure. >> in every way he was toe to toe but that was the only thing he demonstrated and that was that he belongs on the same stage but without the title and without credentials. >> so in other words it is hard to knock down an incumbent what would it take to knock out an incumbent. >> it is so hard about recognition and favours ultimately one of two things has to happen you have to have a huge gap like a really massive mess up which gerry brown has thus far managed to not do and be scandal free. >> that is exactly why the incumbent, should debate anybody period, you just should ignore him completely and ignore your colleague, call out request for debate stay away from that, because it is clearly possible for you to make a mistake. jerry avoided that i applauded him. >> he didn't look like he was having much fun he was red faced and garbled didn't give clear concise answe

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. >> we've started a transition from a monetary policy framework donnelly found -- criminally found ine started a transition from a monetary policy framework predominately found with provision of credit. >> mario draghi has a few more cards to play. i wasn't speaking to the proletarians yesterday. let's speak to jonathan -- that was him speaking to parliamentarians yesterday. let's speak to jonathan ferro. thee will be looking at euro numbers. eurozone pmi, services and manufacturing, the weakest this year. the trend is lower out of france. i will play game with you called spot the green. selloff across europe. ftse down by 1%. what does that weak data mean for this market? you look at the pickup of that new cheap round of funding from the ecb. that was not great either, 82 .6 billion euros. mario draghi says that was in the range of expectations. no one in this market expected it to be that low. what does it mean for the bond market? german bund yields lower. the yield in germany down one basis point and blow 1% on the tenure for the first time in two weeks. money going into spanish d

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enator donnelly. >> one of the things that has othered me so much is that there is a dramatic increasen type two diabetes. is that a subject that comes up at your conferences, as to how your efforts can help stem the tide on that? >> sir, i appreciate thata quesp in our district. it is one of the reasons that we have been able to implement new meal standards. we see a six-year-old with type two diabetes, or people who were grossly overweight, we know that we have to do something. our education leaders are just as concerned as i am as he nutrition later, and they support these nutrition standards. so it is not just confined to the school lunch lady, it is really an issue that we all need to be concerned about. >> i think that is a subject that as you look at it, the direct action of your work can change the impact on the health of our children. >> i agree with you. i got truly interested with the secretary of the army came to me and talked about how our kids are so grossly obese, and i was just shaking my head. that motivated me more than ever to work hard to implement nutrition standar

. >> john donnelly. i would like to go back to iran real quick and if the negotiations fail and you talked about the sanctions, i would think this is wearing out. what are the oughts that israel or the united states launches an attack. >> that's a heavy question. thanks. there is a constant agitations for war and more on the republican side, but not entirely. this is pretty big. his knowledge up front. maybe he can mitigate and what he has been doing all along is the fear of war by talking about how difficult it will be. they are punishing worse than what it has done. we can go pretty hard and think you will see more agitations. we have been talking about the program for decades and how worried we are and how we might need to attack. whether it goes to the next level is hart to imagine for me. >> i raised one of the stories that the finalists had been chosen for president obama. you are well into the second term when the president came with two wars, where he is steadfastly a posed to and dedicating to e

. >> john donnelly with qcq rolihlahla call. i'd like to go back to iran real quick and if the current negotiations fail. you talked about the inevitability of sanctions which i think is accurate. what about the inevitability of war? i would think that patience with negotiations is kind of wearing out. what are theout. what are the odds that israel and or the united states launches an attack on iran? >> that's a heavy question. thanks, john. there is a constant agitations and often more on the republican side, but not sboirl. >> what he has been doing is mid-igating the fear of war and talking about how difficult the deal will be. there is a next level of punishing that is worse than what we have done. we can go harder on sanctions. we have gone pretty hard on sanctions. they have seen that and we have been talking about the program for decades and how worried we are. more agitations, yes. whether it goes for the next level, it's hard to say. >> there is a legacy question here. what i saw is that the finalists had been chosen fo

in fact, when i went there in march and also i had the privilege of traveling with senator donnelly there -- it was a bipartisan codel -- and also in may, both those instances we had the request for lethal assistance so that the ukrainian military would have the arms that they need to defend themselves against this russian aggression. so today we also heard president poroshenko call upon us again to provide the support for the ukrainian military. they have fought and continue to fight and die for their own independence and freedom and territorial integrity. and the least we can do is provide them lethal assistance. as president poroshenko rightly said today, "blankets and night-vision goggles are important, but one cannot win a war with a blanket." and so i would hope all of us stood together today, both democrats and republicans to say we stand with the people of ukraine. i know this afternoon that the senate foreign relations committee has come together and has marked up a very important aid package to ukraine, which contains lethal assistance for their military. and i would hope that o

tim donnelly is a republican on the california state assembly, and he joins us now from los angeles.morning. >> good morning, jesse. >> so, let's get this straight. this is not a result of global warming, this is bad liberal government policy. one of the things that's happening is that they're not storing water for times in crisis. they're letting this excess water, basically drift out into the ocean because they want to protect some fish? why is it so important that we now defend this fish? what is this fish? >> well, the fish in question is the delta smelt. and essentially, in order to protect four buckets of minnows from dying every year, they have deprived farmers and ranchers of their basic fundamental allocations of water. you have a state water project that was supposed to build a ton of dams, and then they were going to have a peripheral canal to keep the excess water that comes down through the rivers and be able to use that for agriculture and ranching and also even residential use in southern california. but instead, they let it run out into the delta, because in large par

. >> john donnelly with cq roll call. i would like to go back to read real quick if the current negotiations fail. he talked about the inevitability of sanction. what about the inevitability of war? out the patience of negotiations kind of wearing out, what are the odds that israel and/or the united states and the attack on iran. >> that's a heavy question. yes, john. there is a sort of constant agitation for war with iran in various quarters. often the republican side, but not entirely. this is a pretty big game it the president has made an has made in a split a lot of energy into it. now maybe he can mitigate. maybe what he's been doing allah blondeness mitigating the fear of war by talking about just how difficult it will be. there is actually a next level done so we can go harder on sanctions. we can go pretty, pretty hard on sanctions. , the we've been talking about the red nuclear program and how worried we are and how we might be the attack. whether it goes to the next level is hard to imagine. >> there's a legacy