doyle: thanks, joe. we find that on the democratic side, when we heard this news, we were practicing at our field. and we can only imagine what our friends were going through at that moment. we felt kind of helpless to help them. we went into our dugout and huddled up and started saying prayers for them, that they'd be ok and that nobody would be hurt seriously. joe and i talked and we've decided that we're not going to let incidents like this change our way of life or our daily routines. we're going to go ahead and play the ballgame. players on both sides want to do that. they think it's the right thing to do. i did tell joe that i loved him before the game and love him after the game. during the game, we're going to play to win and i know joe's team's going to do the same thing. and charities are going to benefit. our thoughts and prayers are with those two officers. had steve's personal detail not been there on the field with him, this could have been much, much worse. even as they were being shot, th

this headline from abc news yesterday representative for doyle, mike doyle, who was the manager of the democrats this will team. he may have brought unity. mike doyle of pennsylvania hopes congress will find a way to debate hot button issues with more civility in the aftermath of this week's shooting at a congressional race will practice. next up is maria in new york. the independent line. >> thank you for taking my call. i am a proud american. america has such wonderful opportunities and we have to deal with these terrible things like shootings. i saw the other day that one of these people was holding the and af our president bloody head on the air. how does his son feel when he saw this? what is a matter that's what is the matter america, did you love your country? we have all these wonderful things. telephone first, all these wonderful things that our country has and we shamefully allow this to happen. with policies. that is different. that is what america is. to go on and carry on, and shake people, and carry on to show things like this on the air, that is shameful america. take it

doyle? >> mine is always the same. when those children were shot at sandy hook, i mean, any time any mass shooting like that happens, you think about your own family, your spouse, your siblings. that's what happens. people lose their loved ones. and these are horrific acts. and i think all of us are just repulsed when they happen. and we have, you know, disagreements on what the answer to that is. and there is no easy answer to it. if there was an easy answer, it would be done already. today feels just like these other incidents to me. i thank god no one died. the shooter died. we're just glad everyone else was ok. >> my reaction is why would somebody hate somebody so much that they would shoot somebody they didn't even know other than an act of war where you're defending your country or in your home defending your family? i just don't see how people shoot people. or kill people, attack people. here's somebody that i never met and to my knowledge never met anybody on that field and yet he drove a fair distance and whet

i've got mike doyle, the democrat manager. we're both here to confirm that we are going to play the annual charity baseball game tomorrow. at the normal time at national stadium. nats park. we do have one new charity that we have added. the fallen officer's fund in addition to the boys and girls club of washington, the washington literacy council and the national's dream foundation. people that attend the game can make a donation to any of those charities at the game or they can also do it online. this is a game that has been played off and on for approximately 100 years. and it's current configuration, it has been played since the 1960s. it's currently tied 39 wins for each side plus two ties. congressman scalise will not play tomorrow night since he was shot this morning. and i did tell congressman doyle that it would be only fair that the louisiana democrat that was supposed to play shouldn't also play. he happens to be the best pitcher, cedric richmond. but mike saad says he loves us and he wants to show support. but that'

congressman mike doyle of alabama is the manager of the democratic squad. i spoke with him earlier today and started off asking representative brooks whether he realized just how gravely congressman scalise was wounded. >> i knew it was serious. steve was losing communication abilities. he was still conscious, and i am no md. it looked like he was going into what i would call shock. anytime you have a bullet coming in that doesn't come out in the hip area, there's all sorts of things that could go wrong. my hope at the time was that it hit the muscle tissue, but apparently he did more damage. >> we understand that it looks like it's going to be a much longer road home for congressman scalise than initially believed. certainly our prayers are with him. congressman doyle, yesterday after the shooting, congressman davis who was there, said we need to ratchet down the political rhetoric, that what we are sitting out there, according to him, is "political rhetorical terrorism" and it has to stop. do you believe we are at an inflection point? >> i hope so. time w

congressman doyle, thank you.thank you both. >> thank you. >> woodruff: the day's other major story is in london, where a fast-moving fire engulfed an high-rise apartment building. it killed at least 12 people and injured scores. we have a report from dan rivers of independent television news, and with a warning-- some of the images and sounds may be disturbing. >> reporter: with horrifying ferocity, the fire consumed grenfell tower in minutes. a 24-floor inferno, from which there was no escape for some. trapped by smoke and flames, residents signaled their plight from on high as the building disintegrated around them. on this mobile phone footage, the cries for help are chilling. >> help! >> we saw people looking out of the windows, screaming for help. screaming "help, help." flashing their lights and everything. and now all those windows, people are gone. literally gone. >> i saw one person trying to jump out. one actually jumped out, and obviously what happened. it's just a nightmare. >> reporter: the streets a

but sheriff doyle disagrees that either of those things is necessary.tewide report regarding the testing or not testing of rape kits that you think would be useful? >> at this time no. >> reporter: in san francisco the police department already submits reports about rape kit testing to the police commission. >> we're always looking to improve. i'm looking forward towards the next reporting. >> reporter:

doyle also had to wear a pink shirt and lipstick.ent franklin/doyle's employer says: "i said, 'you have two options. you can either deal with montgomery county and go to jail or this.' this is what i came up with.">(steve) after several hours of public humiliation doyle admits to earning his punishment and has learned a valuable lesson. (pam) statistics show that one- in- 8 californians... struggles with hunger... either having nothing to eat, or not knowing where or when their next meal will come. (steve) the problem is even more acute here in the bay area. the local food bank says one in 4 people in our community are food insecure. many are children. (pam) as part of kron's commitment to fight hunger, kron 4 staff members volunteered to help. today was selected as part of a company- wide community effort.. to honor the founding of our company- the nextstar media group. (philippe)nats- hunger is a year-round problem...nats- and, the boxes of food distributed to needy families at food banks, don't package themselves.steve aveson/kron

but i thinkjack green, eilidh doyle, they will be the standout names. in the team. as a coach do get nervous if your athlete is competing in an event before the big ones? i‘ve got an athlete on the team, she goes tomorrow in the final of the women‘s 100 metres hurdles. she is a junior. when i had a conversation with her it was more about going out and having fun, it‘s an experience competing against adults, people that hopefully in your career you will compete against on a more regular basis. you are nervous because you‘re sending them out into the big wide world, but you don‘t cut your teeth sat at home. great britain in third after day one of competition, germany at the top. how far are we from being on top and can we come away with this team victory? how long is the competition itself? second day tomorrow. what are our chances of coming out on top? coming out on top is difficult. the germans and the polish are stronger in depth. some of our bigger names and better athletes have decided not to be at this. if we can maintain third or top four, that is

joe barton and mike doyle respectively. look for coverage on the c-span networks. >> senators slowly returning to the room from the senate floor where votes wrapping up dealing with additional sanctions against russia. part of a debate on an iran sanction bill on the ballistic missile program and a vote on that is expected before week's end. the house has ended their activities for the week because of the shooting this morning. the update on the condition on the majority whip, steve scalise, who was shot in the hip and medevaced over to washington hospital serpt north of capitol hill. med star washington tweeting representative scalise was critically injured and remains in critical condition. that tweet about 10 minutes ago. also on capitol hill today, the federal reserve holding one of their regular meetings announcing an interest rate hike. the fourth interest rate hike in 18 months. and that news conference with the fed chair, janet yellin, is under way. you can -- yellen, is under way. you can follow that on our compani

joining me now is mike doyle and republican docongressman patric mehan.oyle, i heard that you and the democratic members invited the republican ballplayers over for dinner last night. tell me about this unity dinner. >> yeah, just i think both teams were going to get together after which, what was a very stressful day especially for our republican colleagues and we were planning a team meeting too and we just thought it might be nice to get together. rodney davis had a preplanned dinner for the republican team, so many members were committed to doing that, but a lot did stop over, joe barton did come with his sons and stay. we know each other, we played ball, we debate against each other. we met each other's families. we care about them deeply and we want them to know that we care about them. >> you were stopping and pausing for prayer. you just left the ball field just before the shots began, so where were you when you heard about this terrible incident. >>. >> i had been there the day before, but i did not have to be at the practice that day, but the lo

doyle, and yield the balance of the time to my good friend from pennsylvania, mr. mike doyle. mr. doyle: thank you, joe. this is different from the other years that we've stood up here. this trophy isn't for either team. this trophy's for steve. i just want you all to know that when we got the news at our baseball practice about what was going on, the only thing we could think about is that we are a family. when we stood in the dugout and prayed for you, that you were safe and that no one was hurt, we weren't thinking about democrats and republicans. we were thinking about our fellow family members. i was think being your son, jack. and all the fun times i've had kidding him. thinking about cedric richmond's 3-year-old son that was with us. and what would have happened if that shooter had come over to our dugout. if there's a silver lining to that terrible day, it was reflected in the outpouring of people that showed up at our game. we normally get a crowd of 9,000 to 10,000. 25,000 people came to that game. we normally raise about $500,000 for the three charities that the game su

doyle? >> mine has always been the same. when those children were shot at sandy hook, i mean, any time, any mass shooting like that happen, you think about your own family, your spouse, your siblings, because that's -- that's what happen. people lose their loved ones, and -- and these are horrific acts, and -- and i think all of us are -- are just repulsed when they happen, an -- and -- and we -- we have disagreements on what the answer to that is, and there's no easy answer to it. there was an easy answer it would be done already, but -- but today feels just like these other incidents. to me i think god no one died. well, the shooter died. we're just glad that everyone else was okay. >> my reaction is why would somebody hate somebody so much that they would shoot somebody that they didn't even know other than an act of war where you're defending your country or in your home defensing your family. i -- i just don't see how people shoot people or kill people, attack people. here's somebody that i've never met and to my knowle

. >> we're talking about 17-year-old mark doyle who avoided a prison jumpsuit by putting on these.boss said doyle had to stand near a freeway wearing a pink shorts and a woman's hat, let's not forget the boots. the houston area teen also had to hold up a sign explaining what he did. he was embarrassed but said it was better than actually being locked up. >> mom apparently supported the punishment saying he's generally a good kid and now this is just going to help reinforce that. >> but did they have to be so tight? >> lesson learned. >> lesson learned indeed for all up with good morning washington. it's june 19th and we are waking up to another hot and humid morning. but in a few hours-- you will definitely need that umbrella. your forecast is moments away, but first here are some of the morning's top stories. a tragic end to the search for a missing teenage girl near herndon. witnesses phoned 9-1-1 early sunday monday after they say 17 year old nabra hassanen was attacked as she and her friends walked to mcdonalds to break their ramadan fast. nabra was later sterling. police say 2

joe barton from texas and mike doyle from pennsylvania.y're the republican and democratic managers of a baseball game for tomorrow night. >> we're going to confirm we are going to play the annual charity baseball game tomorrow at the normal time at national stadium. the nats park. we do have one new charity that we have added. the fallen officers fund. in addition to the boys and girls club of washington, the washington literacy council and the nationals dream foundation. people that attend the game can make a donation to any of those charity at the game or they can also do it online. this is a game that has been played off and on for 100 years in its current configuration. it's been played since the 1960s. it's currently tied to 39 wins for each side, plus two ties. congressman scalise will not play tomorrow night since he was shot this morning. i did tell congressman doyle that it would be only fair that the louisiana democrat that was supposed to play shouldn't also play. happened to be their best pitcher, cedric richmond. mike says he

i have mike doyle a democrat manager. to confirm that we are going to play the annual charity baseball game tomorrow at the normal time at national stadium. we do have one more -- one new charity that we have added. the fallen officers fund. in addition to the boys and girls club of washington, the washington literacy council, and the national stream foundation. people that attend the game can make a donation to any of those charities at the game, or they can also do it online. this is a game that has been played off and on for approximately 100 years. configuration, it has been played since the 1960's. , 39 winsrently tied for each side plus two ties. will notan scalise play since he was shot this morning. doyletell congressman that it would be only fair to lose the democrat that happens to be their press picture. mike says he loves this and he wants to show support, but that is asking too much. they sickly we are playing the game tomorrow. we are united as republicans and democrats, but as united states .epresentatives

doyle? >> mine has always been the same. when those children were shot at sandy hook, i mean, any time any mass shooting like that happens, you think about your own family. your spouse. your siblings. because that's what happens. people lose their loved ones. and these are horrific acts and i think all of us are just repulsed when they happen. and we have, you know, disagreements on what the answer to that is, and there's no easy answer to it. if there was an easy answer, it would be done already. but today feels just like these other incidents to me. i thank god no one died. >> except the shooter. >> well, the shooter died. we're just glad everyone else was okay. >> my reaction is why would somebody hate somebody so much that they would shoot somebody they didn't even know? other than an act of war where you're defending your country or in your home defending your family, i just don't see how people shoot people or kill people, attack people. he's somebody that i never met, and to my knowledge had never met anybody on that

doyle said it beats being locked up. >> it's embarrassing. but i will learn from this. >> i'm teaching him a lesson. and other than just firing him, everybody said they would fire him. what good is that going to do? >> that's a nice touch, too. >> nancy sin gne gnat tra would those. his mom said he's a good kid. this is his chance to prove it. >> doyle gets to keep his job. he is taking a pay cut now. >> there's a little catch, as well. do you think pink is his color? zmr >> it's working for him. >> i like it. >> this boss took him in. let him live with him for a while. trying to help him get back on his feet. this is part of the process, it seems. >> all right. >>> coming up, where does chocolate milk come from? >> heaven. i don't know. chocolate cows? >> we have a stunning investigation coming up later in "the mix." >>> first, another investigation. >> yes. an attorney for president trump's heated exchange on one of the sunday morning shows, arguing that trump is not under investigation, despite confirming on twitter that he is. >>> and you

. >> we're talking about 17-year-old mark doyle who avoided a prison jumpsuit by putting on these.aid doyle had to stand near a freeway wearing a pink t-shirt, cartoon character shorts and a woman's hat, let's not forget the boots. the houston area teen also had to hold up a sign explaining what he did. he was embarrassed but said it was better than actually being locked up. >> mom apparently supported the punishment saying he's generally a good kid and now this is just going to help reinforce that. >> but did they have to be so tight? >> lesson learned. >> lesson learned indeed for all of us. >> more news coming up after this. the average family's new, but old, home: it stood up to 2 rookies, 3 terrible two's, and a one-coat wonder named "grams". it survived multiple personalities, 3 staycations, and 1 tiny announcement. behr. number one rated interior paint, exterior paint and stain. protecting and perfecting since 1947. only at the home depot. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex®

keith doyle, bbc news. 0ur reporter, amy cole is in north london. how are things at the moment?nfusion and chaos for the residents, any more sensible organisation? there has been a lot of chaos and confusion, residents have said that throughout the afternoon, there has been a steady stea m afternoon, there has been a steady steam of people coming out of the leisure centre, trying to find out more information, registering their concerns and names, and about 100 slept on air beds inside the leisure centre last night after they were woken up at 2—3 in the morning, being told to evacuate their flat. they suddenly found themselves packing up bags and having to come to this leisure centre. camden council says it has found 270 hotel rooms and flats in neighbouring boroughs and they have also urged people to stay with family and friends, but this is a saturday, a time forfamilies friends, but this is a saturday, a time for families to spend time together, and they haven't got plans. so they have got to urgently find accommodation and places to stay. it has been on irving seeing people w

our correspondent keith doyle has this report. why was we all ought to be evacuated at 8:30pm?ht of disruption, residents came face—to—face with a lead of camden council. i am so absolutely stressed, why was hotels not looked at before we will all evacuated? i have sat in a chair over here since nine o'clock last night, i'm 72 yea rs nine o'clock last night, i'm 72 years old. suffer with emphysema. now i am being told they cannot rehouse me because i have a dog. what do they want me to do with my dog? put my dog to sleep? the council took the decision of fire service advise that the 4000 people living in the chalcots estate should be moved. some stayed in this centre on air beds others were sent to hotels and some decided to stay put. i really cried last night. i choked up i really cried last night. i choked up now. it is dreadful. they are saying we had to get out, the council officials came to the door banging on the door on the get out, get out and the chap down the hallway said no, she's not going, she's getting on for 80, she cannot go anywhere she has a cat. the cladding

. >>> we just heard from congressman joe barton and mike doyle about the congressional baseball game, the managers say it is still on for tomorrow. they also refer to congressman roger williams who was injured, not shot, but injured at that incident in virginia earlier today. we expect to hear from congressman williams in just a few moments. a staff member of his was shot at that incident in alexandria this morning. and we expect to hear from congressman roger williams of texas in just a few moments. we'll have that live here on c-span36789 t c-spa c-span3. the statement released by the capital police, i want to commend crystal griner, david bailey and henry cabrera for here he oh,ic and appropriate response in protecting the members and others today during their practice for the baseball game. i'm grateful that special act griner is in good condition in the hospital having been shot in the ankle and special agent bailey was treated and released having sustained minor injury during the incident. again that, from the u.s. capitol police chief this afternoon. while we wait for congressm

i know he talked to congressman doyle and barton. we all agreed we need to play baseball. >> can you follow-through that thought? why is it important to play tomorrow? >> it's a great question. it's important. these people that want to destroy our lives and livelihood here in america, they win if we give in. america doesn't give out, doesn't give in. we must play this baseball game. if we don't play this game and we go home, then they win. that's the reason. this is america, the greatest country in the world. if you punch us, we will punch back. we're going to play baseball tomorrow. >> congressman, mike bishop described the situation as you were a sitting duck. guns saved our lives. can you comment on that? as far as what you felt? >> it took the second shot for me to understand what was happening and hear everybody. we were sitting ducks. we had no -- nothing to fight back with but bats if it got to that. we were sitting ducks. he was not able to get on the field because the gate was locked on the other side. if he would have gotte

keith doyle, thank you. tom symons is with me now.ems everything at the moment is failing government tests, how does that happen? it's quite possible with the government tests, we haven't been given details but i understand the government may make the details available later, that those tests are stricter and tougher than the current building regulations, this is material that on the face of it, should be legal under building regulations. the regulations effectively say any material used on the outside of a tall building has to be of limited combustibility, the cladding used at g re nfell tower combustibility, the cladding used at grenfell tower volzing to that category, it was given certification in 1997 which allowed it to be of limited combustibility because the planes don't spread very fast according to that test. grenfell tower fire seems to suggest otherwise. of course other factors may have played a part so all of that suggests actually the big look now was going to be building regulations. they've evolved over time, many exper

. >> [applause] mike doyle. jared huffman. >> [applause] hakeem jeffries. >> [applause] >> daniel kildee. >> [applause] [cheers and applause] >> bill pascrell. >> ed perlmutter. polis. >> [applause] >> cedric richmond. >> [applause] raul ruiz. >> [applause] >> tim ryan. >> linda sanchez. >> [applause] marc veasey. >> [applause] >> eric swalwell. >> [applause] >> ladies and gentleman, please rise. [applause] >> please rise for "the star spangled banner" and "god bless america." >> oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous night o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming -- and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. [cheers and applause] >> god bless america, land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the

i talked to the speaker today about it and i felt like we should play and he talked to congressman doyle and congressman barton. we all agreed that we need to play baseball. reporter: why is it important to get out there and play tomorrow? mr. williams: that's a great question. these people who want to destroy our lives, they win if we give in. america doesn't give out or doesn't give in. and we must play this baseball game. if we don't play this baseball game and we go home, then they went. that's the reason. this is america and greatest country in the world. if you punch us, we will punch back. we are going to play baseball tomorrow. reporter: mike bishop said you were sitting ducks. can you comment on that as far as what you were feeling that? mr. williams: took the second shots for me to understand what was happening. we were sitting ducks. we had nothing to fight back with but bats. i think he wasn't able to get on the field because the gate was locked on the other side. if he got on the field, it could have been a bad situation. but he wasn't able to do that. but we were sitting du

but it is big orange for michael balcon and james doyle has ridden it to victory.ing frank that there as their new manager. the former netherlands player has been offered thejob, former netherlands player has been offered the job, and former netherlands player has been offered thejob, and negotiations are, we understand, at an advanced stage. it is understood the birth has said pallasator his preferred club. so he is set to succeed sam alla rdyce, club. so he is set to succeed sam allardyce, who left after helping to avoid relegation last season. the burr has been out of work since he was sacked by inter milan last season after just 85 days was sacked by inter milan last season afterjust 85 days in charge. ireland's cricket team have been handed test playing status. the international cricket association admitted ireland along with afghanistan into the elite member group that is allowed to play traditional five—day cricket matches. it takes the total of the country's playing tests now 12. the top seed left at the acorn championship, marin cilic, is straight through

taking it by a short head, as queen elizabeth ii handed the trophy to owner bill gredley and james doyle. that's all we've got time for. until next time, goodbye for now. well, it has certainly freshened up right across the uk. here'sjust a reminder of the heatwave we had on wednesday. the peak 35, nearly, degrees celsius across the south—east. come thursday, almost a ten degree drop as these fresher atlantic conditions are setting in. but some spectacular weather as well. this is a picture of a thunderstorm taken by a weather watcher in kent. but further north, and across western areas, those atlantic clouds have been rolling in, bringing much cooler conditions. this is the system. this system will be responsible for bringing some quite windy weather, particularly into northern areas, back into the weekend. let's look at friday, early hours of the morning. rain getting into parts of northern ireland, western and south—western scotland. for most of us in the south and east, it will be a dry end to the night. still quite warm for the morning. 111—15 celsius. let's look at rush hour. at th

with less than a furlong to the finish, the favourite, order of st george, made a move, but james doylethis week, we've been marking women's sport week, exploring the issues faced by female athletes. today, reshmin chowdhury examines the hurdles faced by top—level muslim women in sport, who are challenging and conquering barriers and paving the way for the next generation. as a sports broadcaster, it's not surprising that growing up watching sport was a huge part of my childhood. however, despite coming from a very progressive, open—minded bengali muslim family, playing sport was simply not part of my culture. so to celebrate women's sport week and since we are in the midst of ramadan, it makes sense we meet some pioneering muslim women who are doing things differently. dana abdulkarim is the first hijab the athletes to represent england in any sport. she sees it as her duty to challenge the problems visibly muslim women face across the board. sport should not have a gender bias. there should be representation of every single type of person. salma bi made history as the first muslim wom

so a good day for trainer richard hannon and jockey james doyle. our website — that's bbc.com/sport. the prince of wales is the big race on wednesday on day two of ascot. the queen will be there. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, once again. as has been the case in recent days, tuesday brought 30 degrees widely across the southern half of the british isles and as they say on the bbc other heatwaves are available. if we get to sa on wednesday that will put us well up the table. not quite into pole position compared to 1976, but certainly up there. of course wednesday is the summer solstice. for some the real start of summer and it will certainly feel that way, starting with 20 degrees in the south of wales and into the west country, down into the south—west of england. once the sun is up the temperatures are set to soar. that's not quite the whole story. there will be a fair amount of cloud coming in across the northern half of britain and in the afternoon we may see pretty violent thunderstorms breaking out in the fa

that's congressman mike doyle.amming note -- bloomberg will be live from black rock after the fed decision. tomorrow here on lumber television. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 11:00 a.m. in san francisco and 11 in london and i'm scarlet fu. >> this is "bloomberg markets," ♪ scarlet: we are live in new york over the next hour. here are the top stories we're covering from around the world and on bloomberg. in the markets, investors are tweaking their trades on the heels of the fed hawkish tone. we can inflation and what it is for markets just ahead. vessel -- a special prosecutor look into other president trump tried to obstruct justice in the russia probe. death that that the it is still a witch hunt. and, the shrinking cost of solar power could put coal and gas plants out of business faster than expected. close in about two hours. stocks coming off a deeper decline.

we fanned from joe barton and mark doyle, the baseball game will be played tomorrow despite this morning's shooting. the fbi will be holding an update briefing later, in about a half-hour. 5: 30 eastern time in alexandra, virginia, on this morning's shooting that wounded congressman steve scalise and five others. we'll have coverage of that fbi briefing on c-span at 5:30 eastern time. >> sunday night on after words, mike lee talks about forgotten historical figures who fought against big government in his book "written out of history." he's interviewed by acting solicitor general. >> like to say when you're on the lookout for them, they come to you gradually. i asked who should get more credit than they get. an indian chief lived for searchries before we were our oun country. i was intrigued by is that. it's not a name that most americans know anything about and yet he had a profound impact on our system of government. he's the guy who wanted benjamin flinn to learn about federalism. made his way into the articles of the confederation and then in a more perfect way into the constitution. >

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doyle returned the stolen items him keep his job. >> what? >> and the this. >> what do you mean? >> you know -- >> better to be lesson. we showed him a pink shirt and boots. rob marciano, as you can tell, one member of our team is not here but that's because he's in boston. rob. >> is he wearing sparkle boots? >> no sparkle boots. >> no, no, i know dan knows this event. and it only happens really once every couple of decades. this is extraordinary. the 2017 rendezvous regatta. a 7,000-mile race across the atlantic where 55 tall ships are convening here in boston. you line them up, stern to bow, bow to stern. at 17 football fields long so that's a grand parade thaar eastern parts of nebraska with straight line winds and over 100 miles an hour and tornadoes touching down, as well. look at the radar where the action is across missouri and look at the severe weather with a similar threat today from kansas city up through chicago and this does stretch out from nearly dallas to upstate new york during the day tomorrow. so monitoring that. >> mostly cloudy skies to kick off the weekend.

y yellow jersey, that's congressman mike doyle of pennsylvania.icture itself was tweeted out by nevada congressman rubin cue end, and obviously they're sharing their grief and they're sending their prayers along to their colleagues on the other side of the aisle. so these are times like this where you see bipartisanship. you like to hope that it sticks around for a long while after it. but in the immediate aftermath of what we've seen, seeing all sides come together. >> let's take a break from this busy news day, latest on the weather now, another hot one out there, 87 degrees right now, but not too bad. it could be a lot worse. caitlin, what's up? >> all right, sarah, jim, yes it, couldn't mid 90s, monday and tuesday, but it is not. temperatures only upper 80s but plenty of humidity and that's causing some thunderstorms to form, some really slow moving but heavy rain producing thunderstorms mainly far west along the mountains and south of town. we zoom in starting around the cumberland area. there was severe unde this area between cumberland, dow

but sheriff doyle disagrees that either of those things is necessary. isn't there any statewide report regarding the testing or not testing of rape kits that you think would be useful? >> at this time no. >> reporter: in san francisco the police department already submits reports about rape kit testing to the police commission. >> we're always looking to improve. i'm looking forward towards the next reporting. >> reporter: captain gregory mar is the commanding officer of the forensic services group. he says the additional work is absorbed by current employees. >> we shipped some middle managers to assist us in tracking that so it did take time from their normal duties. >> reporter: the captain says the reports are useful because the police need to work with the community. >> it's necessary data or information that both the commission and the public are entitled to just for the sake of transparency and openness. >> reporter: now, we reached out to all the sheriffs in the nine bay area counties and asked what their position on ab41 is. the sheriff's in sa

i know he spoke with congressman doyle and congressman barton. we all agree we need to play baseball. important to get out there and play tomorrow? important because these people that want to destroy our lives and livelihood in america, they win if we give in. america does not give out, america does not give in. and we must play this baseball game. if we go home, then they win. so, that is the reason. , the greatesta country in the world. if you punch us, we will punch back. we will punch back. we're going to play baseball tomorrow. bishop described the situation as "we were sitting ducks." can you comment on that as far as what you were feeling that? mr. williams: took the second shot. we are sitting ducks. we were sitting ducks. we had nothing to fight back with but bats, if it got to that. we were sitting ducks. he was unable to get on the field because the gate was locked on the other side. the field,otten on it could have been a bad situation. but he was unable to do that. but we were sitting ducks. i mean, you have got 40 people on a baseba

the devices were also found on atm's in doyles town, springs field and philadelphia.or news tonight in the fight to stop the opioid epidemic. and that drug maker is located in our area. the faa asked malvern based to stop selling opana er. saying the risks out weigh its benefits. >>> our coverage of the james comey hearing continues live from washington d.c. up next the current threat from russia. >> it's not about republicans or democrats. they're coming after america. >> reporter: why the former fbi director says you should be concerned the next time you go to the voting booth. but first a distracted tumble on a new jersey sidewalk. rngts i'm tracking great weekend weather. just how high temperatures are going to get and the best way to introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service

also earlier today, representatives joe barton and mike doyle held a joint news conference where they announced the congressional baseball game. that's the game the republican team was practicing for during the shooting. we'll still -- it will still occur tomorrow. they also answered questions about security at the game and on the condition of the victims. mr. barton: good

the feeling that they are not find it by this agreement and they are stepping out and pumping mark doyle, maybe other countries will follow suit. this is certainly a possibility. nobody really expects military movements, there might not be supply disruptions at this point. >> this is also shaking qatari stocks. this is a definite. they have slumped by some 7%. how will this impact them? >> we saw a drop of a good 7.5%. the worst day for the qatari stock market in roughly three years. then again, qatar is a country running on guess and oil and not necessarily on the stock market. to produce oil, you need access to the capital market, further down the line, that could affect business for qatar, , so far, te stock market -- the industry is about 80% -- export earnings are coming from the energy sector and qatar. >> just recently business travel has become very hot and qatar -- in qatar. >> economically speaking, qatar airways they become the biggest victim of this tension. some analysts are saying that roughly 30% of the revenue could affect qatar airways. >> thank you. back to grant. brent

mike doyle and mike barton reflected on the friend steve.ntative barton talked to pbs about the support he received from coal llleagues ac the aisle. >> everybody is supportive because our title -- our title is united states representative. i'm very proud to be a member of the congress and i'm proud to serve with people like mike doyle. >> reporter: now it goes without saying, chris, that security at the event will be expanded. there is expected to be a heavy police presence here. i should mention the record historically for the game is tied with the democrats and republicans. 39-39-1. we heard repeatedly no matter who wins today, it is important to remember we are all on the same team. chris. >> that's a given. there is competition with the lawmakers, but no losers on the field tonight to be sure. hopefully they raise more money than ever. boris, thank you. >>> the gunman is a big focus. certainly for investigators. beyond what this man represents and why he would have ever thought of doing something like this. the city of alexandria's form

doyle returned the stolen items and check this out, his boss let him keep his job. >> what? >> and the clothes presumably. >> probably optional. >> rubber rainboots and a pink long tank top. >> sparkle boots, i think they were. >> hours of embarrassment was his sentence. >> trying to figure out how i feel about this. >> what showed him in a pink s and boots. rob marciano, as you can tell, one member of our team is not here but that's because he's in boston for us this morning. rob. >> is he wearing sring sparkle ? pan down, please. >> no sparkle boots. >> no, no, we're not going to do it only happens once every decades, this is extraordinary, the 2017, 17,000-mile race across the atlantic, 5 tall ships convene in boston. you line them up bow to bow item to stern, that's 17 football fields. it's a little bit foggy hear this morning. we have severe weather that did damage across eastern parts of nebraska with straight line winds over 100 miles per hour in omaha. tornadoes touching down as well. look at the radar near missouri, severe weather today from dallas to upstate stork

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