dunn: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, h.r. 2781 is a commonsense solution to a complicated problem. i'm proud to sponsor it with my good friend, mr. panetta from california. over the last 10 year congress gave veteran and veteran disabled small businesses the highest preference to compete for v.a. contracts. last year the supreme court ruled in the kingdomware case that this preference applies in all situations, even when the v.a. uses contracts awarded by other agencies. a loophole has emerged. in a group of contracts called the federal stiegic sourcing initiative -- strategic sourcing initiative, run by the general services administration. they connect them with goods and services they need to purchase. all too often, the g.s.a. is not connecting the v.a. with enough small businesses that

sara dunn is the 3-year-old boy's aunt.the family does not want to release his name.but dunn says hersister, the boy's mother, took him to lake wildwood beach last week where they went swimming near the clubhouse... a place the nevada county public health department now believes exposed him and four others to e. coli.sara dunn, nephew contracted e coli "was taken to sierra nevada tuesday, admitted to icu shortly afterwards. and was admitted to uc davis yesterday because he tested positive for e. coli and it's now affecting his kidneys."the health department says 5 children because very ill... and of those 3 have now tested positive for e. coli. dunn says her nephew knows at least one of the other sick boys... and she believes some adults are also being treated. sara dunn, nephew contracted e coli "they are friends, know each other. so they very well might have been there the same day. but yeah the mother's also pregnant who is also affected, and her son."the health department closed down the beach they were at... after water tested there had high levels of fecal coliforms, bacteria wh

dunn.e victim, 31-year-old jamel dunn, got into an argument with his mom and possibly his fiancee the afternoon of july 9th. ten minutes after the fight was over, police say dunn scaled a fence surrounding a pond near his family's home and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teens stayed quiet about what they saw, so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death. >> i feel like something should be dope to them. >> reporter: the victim's sister posted the video of the drowning on facebook and in a live post she questioned the teens' humanity. >> they can sit there and watch somebody die in front of their eyes. imagine what they're going to do when you get older. imagine how they're going to be when they get older. >> reporter: after they recorded the video, police say the teens waited a few days to post it online. in fact, the sister of the victim first saw the video on facebook last saturday. she tell

dunn. victim, 31-year-old jamel dunn got into an argument with his mom and possibly his fiancee and ten minutes after the fight was over, police say dunn scaled a fence and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teens stayed quiet about what they saw so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death. >> i feel like something should be done. >> reporter: the victim's sister posted the video of the drowning on facebook and she questioned their humanity. >> they can watch somebody die in front of their lives and imagine what they'll do when they're older. imagine how they'll be where they're older. >> reporter: the teens waited a few days before they posted the video online. in fact, the sister of the victim first saw the video posted last saturday on facebook. she told me that she is disgusted and angry that nothing is being done. we did reach out to the state's attorney's office and though they tell us the

dunn."olice say the victim-31 year old jamel dunn got into an argument with his mom and possibly his fiance the afternoon of july 9th. 10 minutes after the fight was over, police say dunn scaled a fence surrounding a pond near his family's home, and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teen's stayed quiet about what they saw so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death.simone scott, sister of the victim: "i feel like something should be done to them."the victim's sister posted the video of the drowning on facebook. in a facebook live post, she questioned the teen's humanity. simone scott, sister of the victim: "if they can sit there and watch somebody die in front of their eyes, imagine what they're going to do when they get older. where are they going to be when they get older? where's the morals?" (justine) unfortunately police say, their job is to enforce the law, and since no law was broken in t

dunn."police say the victim-31 year old jamel dunn got into an argument with his mom and possibly his fiance the afternoon of july 9th. 10 minutes after the fight was over, police say dunn scaled a fence surrounding a pond near his family's home, and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teen's stayed quiet about what they saw so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death.simone scott, sister of the victim: "i feel like something should be done to them."the victim's sister posted the video of the drowning on facebook. in a facebook live post, she questioned the teen's humanity. simone scott, sister of the victim: "if they can sit there and watch somebody die in front of their eyes, imagine what they're going to do when they get older. where are they going to be when they get older? where's the morals?" (jr stone) after the teens recorded the video, police say they waited a few days to post it online.

sara dunn is the 3-year-old boy's aunt.the family does not want to release his name.but dunn says hersister, the boy's mother, took him to lake wildwood beach last week where they went swimming near the clubhouse... a place the nevada county public health department now believes exposed him and four others to e. coli.sara dunn, nephew contracted e coli "was taken to sierra nevada tuesday, admitted to icu shortly afterwards. and was admitted to uc davis yesterday because he tested positive for e. coli and it's now affecting his kidneys."the health department says 5 children because very ill... and of those 3 have now tested positive for e. coli. dunn says her nephew knows at least one of the other sick boys... and she believes some adults are also being treated. sara dunn, nephew contracted e coli "they are friends, know each other. so they very well might have been there the same day. but yeah the mother's also pregnant who is also affected, and her son."the health department closed down the beach they were at... after water tested there had high levels of fecal coliforms, bacteria wh

police say back on july 9-th ---jamel dunn was drowning in a retention pond.teens ranging in age from 14 to 18 were there. but instead of helping dunn. they recorded video and mocked him as he cried out for help. they could be heard telling him he's going to die and they weren't going to help. now we're hearing from dunn's sister who says she can't believe what the teens did. <> ( marty ) intially police weren't going to charge the teens. because florida does not have a law obligating a citizen to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress. but now police say they have found a statut

new movie dunn kirk is called a great war movie, even generating, wait for it, oscar buzz. >> really. >> people feel harry styles is amazing in the flick but what does kevin mccarthey have to say. >> our movie critics what does he have to say. >> harry styles, really. >> yes. >> his first stint in acting. >> yes. >> got great hair. >> did you see his interview with chelsea handler. >> no. >> did you know he is for -- >> what? >> he has spots on his chest. >> four nipplesy never heard of that. >> i know a guy that has three >> but four. >> not four. >> is that one of the guys from friend, matt le blank doesn't he have three. >> chandler. >> yes. >> matthew perry does not have three nipples. >> not to my knowledge. >> but hard a parentally in a video, like a couple years ago was like, okay, pretend i'm him. he was like, he went like this , he went binge, bang, binge, bang. >> i was like what does this look like. >> research this firsty googled. it is in the like, i thought it would be double vision but it is boom, boom, boom. >> they are right there. >> yes. >> i got to see this. >> we'

dunn: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and . tend their remarks the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. dunn: mr. speaker, i yield to myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. dunn: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 2210, a bill to designate the department of veterans affairs community living center in butler county, pennsylvania, as the sergeant joseph george kusick v.a. community living center. sergeant kusick served in the united states special forces during the vietnam war. november 8, 1967, sergeant kusick was ambushed by enany forces, wounded and refusing aid, he remained in the midst of battle. the helicopter that sergeant kusick finally boardered. he was just 22 years old. sergeant cuke kusick was awarded the silver star for gallantry in action at the cost of his life in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflecting great credit

blackwell, election assistance commission or formere mccormick, arkansas state representative david dunn, thank you, david, wood county, west virginia clerk , heritage foundation senior legal fellow and manager of the election law reform ,nitiative, a real expert hansots perkowski -- perkowski. and alan king. think you very much. each of you has been entrusted with a great responsibility of helping to advance the cause of fair, honest and lawful elections. your work will help protect our democracy. this will be a very transparent process. it will be very open for everybody to see. you will approach this important task with a very open mind and with no conclusions already drawn. you will fairly and objectively follow the facts wherever they may lead. i look forward to the findings and recommendations your report will produce. as soonare your report as i can and as soon as possible with the american people, so the full truth will be known and exposed if necessary in the light of day. we call on every state to give us full support and total cooperation in this effort. most of them have real

dunn lost his life. and the witnesses to this tragedy.ral justification for either the behavior of the persons heard on the recording or the deliberate decision not to render assistance. police say dunn got into an argument with his mom in the afternoon of july 9th. ten minutes after the fight was over, police say dunn scaled a fence near a pond near his family's home. his family reported him missing three days later. the teens stayed quiet about what they saw, so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death. >> i feel like something should be done. >> reporter: the victim's city posted the drowning on facebook. in a facebook live post she questioned the teens' humanity. >> they can stitt there and watch a person die before their eyes, imagine what they're going to do when they get older? >> reporter: nick valencia, cnn. >> nick, thank you very much. >>> we've got congresswoman blackburn back with us live. i apologize. >> i am with you. thank you so much. >> the russian ambassador told hi

dunn.he fight was over, police say dunn scaled the fence surrounding a pond near his family's home and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teens stayed quiet about what they saw so police didn't know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death. >> i felt like something should be done. >> the victim's sister posted the video of the drowning on facebook and a facebook live post, questioned the teen's humanity. >> they could sit there and watch somebody die in front of their eyes. imagine what they'll do when they get older. you're going to be out there, imagine how they'll be when they get older? where's the morals? >> reporter: the teens waited a few days before they posted the video online. the sister of the victim first saw the video posted last saturday on facebook. she told me she's disgusted and angry nothing is being done. we reached out to the state's attorney's office and no law on the books to requires a citiz

police say back on july 9-th ---as jamel dunn was drowning in a retention pond. five teens ranging in age from 14 to 18 were there. but instead of helping dunn. they recorded video and mocked him as he cried out for help. they could be heard telling him he's going to die and they weren't going to help. now we're hearing from dunn's sister now intially police weren't going to charge the teens. because florida does not have a law obligating a citizen to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress. but now police say they have found a statute that requires a person who witnesses a death to

the story of bumblebeer begins at north carolina state university, in the lab of rob dunn. once a tropical forest ecologist, dunn now explores the jungle that surrounds us-- the one filled with bugs and microbes. >> at some point, my lab shifted to focusing more on people's daily lives, and that includes food, and it includes thinking about the biology of food. >> reporter: one day three years ago, a colleague inquired if the lab knew of any microbes in the environment capable of making beer. dunn and company instantly considered insect pollinators, like bees and wasps. here's why. yeast hang out in flower nectar, where the microbes feast on the boatloads of sugar and then produce or ferment sweet aromas, which then attract the buzzing bugs. >> we actually think, based on some work from colleagues in italy, that it's very likely that those first beers and breads were relying on yeasts from insects, too. >> reporter: back then, a bug carrying a fermenting yeast may have fallen into some wet grain. boom, welcome to the booze cruise. in fact, some scientists argue, human agric

police say the victim, 31-year-old jamal dunn got into an argument with his mom and fiancee. minutes after the fight, police say dunn scaled a fence surrounding a pond and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teens stayed quiet about what they saw so police did not know where to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days after his death. >> i felt like something should be done. >> reporter: the victim's sister posted the video on facebook. she questioned the teens' humanity. >> they can watch somebody die? imagine what they will do when they get older. >> reporter: nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. >> stay with us. >>> a wildfire in central california near the yosemite national park is sending residents from their home and has thousands of firefighters battling the fire. let's bring in meteorologist maginnis with more. >> the huge wildfire has mushroomed to 75,000 acres or 30,000 hectares. this is the location of this and this is knocking on the door of the beautiful park that so many people go to in the summer months because it is

the five teens stood right here along the bank and errrecorded jamal dunn laughing at the 31-year-oldrter: on thursday, authorities said the teens would not be facing criminal charges, that the teens were not obligated to render aid it dunn. >> do you wish could yyou coulde legally? >> absolutely. >> reporter: shocking in many states you don't legally have to help someone this distress. >> a life could have been saved. family could have got closure and people know what happened to him. just so disturbing. >> reporter: but the teens also neglected to report the drowning to police. and now authorities hope a statute will allow them to pursuit misdemeanor charges for failing to report a death. >> the statute has never been used in this way. i don't know has there is any just that will come to this. >> reporter: the state attorney's office releasing the video as a key piece of evidence in the investigation and will decide whether on file charges providing little comfort to donindone ing d dunn's family. >> they are laughing and joking saying we're not helping you. that was horrible. >> re

dunn's family desperately searching for him. police discovering his body five days later. do you wish you could do more legally here? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: shockingly in florida, you don't legally have to rescue someone in distress. >> i would've never believed that somebody could watch somebody in distress and not do anything about it. >> reporter: tonight, police finding an obscure statute to pursue misdeameanor charges for failing to report a death. >> they're laughing and joking in the background, saying, "no, we're not going to help you." that was just horrible. >> reporter: it's up to the state attorney's office to decide whether to file the misdemeanor charges. >> victor, thank you. >>> we turn next to o.j. simpson. he's already been moved inside the prison. and authorities revealing he's requested to go to florida when he gets out. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: he may have been granted parole, but o.j. simpson is still sentenced to controversy. we're learning he was moved to protective custody, away from the general prison population. the heari

family members reported dunn missing.horities want the teens charged with the crime of not reporting a death to the medical examiner. >> what this comes down to is it's a moral issue. i mean, what you watch when you watch that video is just again like i said -- i don't know, i mean, i've been in law enforcement for 27 years. i don't know as i can really sit here and describe it, i really can't. >> the state of florida currently does not have a law where a citizen is obligated to render aid for anyone in distress for call for help. >>> well, the mayor of minneapolis says she's not resigning in the wake of the controversial shooting death of an unarmed woman. mayor betsy hodges made the statement after the police chief resigned yesterday. the move came less than a week after a city officer shot and killed justine damond. she had called officers to her home for help when officer mohammed noor shot and killed here. the shoot is under investigation. >>> internet gambling in the u.s. hangs in the balance but the governor chris

family members reported dunn missing three days later.he teens stayed quiet so authorities didn't know where to look. authorities want those teens charged with a crime of not reporting a death to the medical examiner. >> what this comes down to is it's a moral issue. what you watch when you watch that video is just again like i said i don't know -- i've been in law enforcement for 27 years and i don't know as i can really sit here and describe it, i really can't. >> the state of florida currently does not have a law where a citizen is obligated to render aid for anyone in distress or call for help. >>> now the mayor of minneapolis says that she is not resigning in the wake of the controversial shooting death of an unarmed woman. mayor betsy hodges may her statement after the city's police chief did resign yesterday. the move came less than a week after a city officer shot and killed justine damond. she had called officers to her home for help when officer mohammed noor shot and killed her. that shooting is still under investigation. >>> a

electionblackwell assistance commission or formere mccormick, arkansas state representative david dunn, wood county west ,irginia clerk mark rhodes heritage foundation senior legal fellow and manager of the election will reform initiative -- a real expert -- hans. and general counsel of the public interest legal foundation -- great group -- j christian adams and jefferson county probate judge in a linking. thank you. two i very much. each of you has been entrusted with a great responsibility to help advance the cause of fair, honest, and lawful elections. your work will help protect our democracy. this will be a very transparent process. go to be very open. see.verybody to you will approach this important task with a very open-minded and with no conclusions already drawn. you will fairly and objectively follow the facts wherever they may lead. i look forward to the findings and recommendations are report will give and i share your hand ass soon as i can soon as possible with the american people so the full truth will be known and exposed if necessary in the light of day . we call on ev

dunn.et me ask you when you hear that and you say you are a fair man and i'm taking you at your word, of course, and you know the concerns, isn't it striking to you that some of the people around the country in different states, secretary of states and others are resisting giving up the data that has been requested by the commission, wanting people's social security numbers, wanting to know what party they vote for, a lot of personal information, and some of these same commission people and advocates for this commission that wants personal data on people that are voting, but they don't want background checks on people to buy guns. i mean, doesn't it look a little suspect to you why they're going into personal data when they don't even want personal data on other things like people having the instruments that could actually harm or kill people? >> well, i certainly think that's a valid point, but i think the original letter was possibly sent in haste, maybe not fully considered, about how se

dunn: mr. speaker, please join me in saying thank you to commander huggin and his family for his years of service and va sacrifice and wish them luck as they move on to enjoy the new chapter in their life. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, a new soccer stadium in st. petersburg, a luxury apartment complex in russia all brought to by north korean slaves. mr. poe: that's right. these slaves get almost no wages, no holidays, with little food or sleep. and little kim not only enslaves his own people at home, he runs an international slave trade. the slave network brings in $2 billion to $3 billion every year to the north korean military complex and helps little kim evade sanctions. this is statedowns sponsored of human trafficking and slavery. the slaves are not just sent to russia.

that the teens were not obligated to render aid to dunn. do you wish you could do more legally here? >> oh, absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: shockingly in florida and many state, you don't legally have to try to help someone in distress. >> a life could have been saved. a life could have been helped. you know, a family could have got closure and people know what happened to him. it's just so disturbing. >> reporter: but the teens also neglected to report the drowning. now police hope an obscure statute will allow them to pursue misdemeanor charges for failing to report a death. >> as far as we know the statute has never been used in this way. i don't know as there's any just outcome. >> reporter: the state's attorney general's office releasing it as a key piece of evidence and will decide whether to file charges providing little comfort to dunn's family. >> they're laughing and joking in the background saying, no we're not going to help you. you should have never got in there. i mean that was just horrible. >> reporter: list also have s

dunn lost his life and the actions of the witnesses for this tragedy.d no moral justification for either the behavior of the persons heard on the recording or the deliberate decision not to render aid to the victim. witnesses say dunn scaled a fence near his family's home and walked into the water. his family reported him missing three days later. the teens stayed quiet about what they saw. the police didn't know what to look. dunn's body wasn't discovered until five days. >> i feel like something should be done. >> reporter: the victim's sister posted that on facebook. >> they can sit there and watch somebody die before their eyes. imagine what they're going to do when they get older. >> reporter: nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast you get to do the dishes.ed... bring 'em on. dawn ultra has 3 times more grease

. >> that astonishing video captures 31-year-old jamel dunn's final moments.ion pond but a group of teens saw him and rather than call 911 they recorded dunn and made fun of him as he drowned even acknowledging he was drowning in the moment. dunn's fiancÉe was there five days later when his body was finally recovered. >> life could have been saved. life could have been helped. family could have got closure and he's missing and no one is saying nothing or coming forward and people knowing what happened to him it's just so disturbing, you know and we just want answers. we just want to know what happened to our loved one. that's all we want to know. >> now police did interview the five teens involved here. the chief calls their actions "utterly inhumane and cruel" but says state law does not require people to give or call for help when someone is in distress. >> hm. >> police in camden county are investigating a shooting this morning that left a person injured. chopper6 overhead as it happened about 11:00 a.m. in the 300 block of north fountain street in camden.

right now let's get an early morning check on your morning commute with jaclyn dunn. >>> happy monday, everyone. we'll begin taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no accidents, just a shift change but fast track is green, 12 minutes into san francisco. we're looking at the golden gate bridge and a heads up in that direction. other than that, pretty quiet. we'll have more in the next report but for now, over to you. >> thank you. >>> lawmakers looking into russian interference in the election. we'll hear from jared kushner in a closed door hearing. he's likely to be asked about a meeting with a russian attorney. the attorney claimed to have damaging information on hillary clinton. in a statement, he talks of the hectic pace of the campaign, saying he had "thousands of meetings and interactions, some of which were impactful and memorable and many of which were not." he said, "i did not collude, nor know of anyone else in the campaign, who colluded with a foreign government. hopefully that puts these matters to rest." the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee wants r

everything in the text of this interview, done by tom newton dunn.ve stalled, she had the flashy wheel going around. she says eve n the flashy wheel going around. she says even calling a snap election, she does not regret it. even though it is left britain tumultuous, brexit clueless, and her unable to govern. she can see why some people say that, did not quite go to plan. doing his best to hold serve further under the water line, liam fox. saying privately, she has made it impossible for him to negotiate properly. if she stays in place for them next two years, as she is saying, the poor woman will get blamed for everything. who is she talking to? who knows. the sun readership are not going to change in that opinion of theresa may. good or bad. must be talking to backbench mps, begging them for time. they'll bea mps, begging them for time. they'll be a tory party conference in 0ctober, where she will be walking into a bearpit, feels a conservative activists, constituency chairmen. people who've had a tough time on the doorstep, if she does not do bet

five teenage boys can be heard laughing inin ining as 31-year dunn was drowning in a pond. warning him he was going the die and failed to help him. there is no law in florida requiring citizens to smon help for someone in distress. >> that is the most disturbing story. just disturbing. >> oh, yeah. >>> 49 minutes past the hour. who doesn't care about all the russia headlines? wall street. the stunning winning streak for investors, next. what if we could bring you better value by having better values? at blue apron, we work directly with more than a hundred family farms. so instead of spending on costly middlemen and supermarkets, we can invest in the things that matter most: making farmland healthier. cutting down on food waste. and bringing you higher quality, fresher ingredients for less than you pay at the store. because food is better when you start from scratch. get $30 off at blueapron.com/cook so it only made sense to create a network that keeps up. introducing xfinity mobile. it combines america's largest, most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots nationwide.

jaclyn dunn has been tracking the commute. it hasn't seemed to have too much of an effect on your morning commute. it was something that everybody is going to be talking about this morning. >> reporter: you may remember another early-morning fire erupted at a structure under construction in emoryville. this was back in may. investigators later discovered surveillance video showing a suspect riding a bicycle up to that site minutes before the fire just started in. a 7-story building was destroyed. it had will be been burned in july last year. another building fire last march killed four people in west oakland. more than 80 low income residents were living in transitional housing when the building caught fire overnight. investigators say a burning candle was blamed for the fire and that it was accidental. >> we want to get back to pictures from the fire that's still burning. this is a live look from chopper 5. you can see that dark smoke still pouring into the air. but the flames have laid down as the oakland fire department con

dunn kirk and inconvenine sequel truth to power people are eerd in d.c. tonight. movie guy kevin mccarthy was here for all the red carpet excitement. >> it's kevin mccarthy i have a massively busy night in washington d.c. attending two red carpet premiers one for truth to power al gore follow up to global warning and christopher knowlan dunn kirk. first my interview with al gore for the film. >> mr. gore it's an honor to meet you sir. >> i sat in the theater and watched the 2006 goingeni'm is absolute againious. where are things then and now. >> there's been two change in the last decade since the first movie. one is the climate related extreme weather event are more common and more sgrukttive. second big difference is that we now have the solutions. >> but this to me is the most exciting new development. >> president trump pulling out the the peace corps changed in regards to what you did in the film. >> we also anticipated we would have to wait and see that -- what the new administration would be like. but the director's bonnie comen and shank wisely decided yes

thanks for joining us, i'm peggy dunn dirk. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. getting around will be a challenge tomorrow at least. golden gate bridge lanes will be closed for the san francisco marathon. >> and subway not in service for testing of new train. sergio is riff at golden gate bridge and they say it's security concerns. >> reporter: over the last year or so, law enforcement agencies have been watching in europe as terrorists use vehicles to kill pedestrians. decided they needed special precautions for the marathon tomorrow. for three hours drivers will not be able to head north across the golden gate bridge to marin county. traffic coming into the city still open but center barrier in place to protect the runners. years past used plastic traffic cones but after a year of attacks in europe where dozens of people have been killed by terrorists using vehicles as weapons. golden gate bridge authority decided it was no longer option. this will be the second day that moo muni subway was closed to customers. frustrating. >> delighted to have new trains but

dunn: improved mission performance, facilities, and family programs. mr. speaker, please join me in extending congratulations and gratitude to colonel kunkel, his wife and children. may god continue to bless our nation with this kind of exemplary patriotism and service. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, a recent n.p.r. pbs news hour poll found a combined 68% of americans said they do not trust the media very much or not at all. mr. smith: the same poll also found americans trust president trump more than the media. it's no surprise that americans do not trust the media. the media have stopped reporting and started attacking. as the federalist david noted in recent article, news organizations have become obsessed with fighting the president rather than covering him, end quote. a harvard study recently found 80% of the news coverag

it's essentially up we can't get dunn it's essentially up to the russians to agree together troops outs the region at high level of a tummy. —— autonomy. grants the region at high level of a tummy. -- autonomy. on the show, we spend a lot of time exploring common themes across the abundant. tonight, we have an author who makes the case for us in his new book. he makes the case for white prince. democracy are under threat. he says that america has been ceding its role ever since the invasion of iraq and that china will inevitably fill the global power vacuum. ed, thank you very much for coming into the studio. donald trump, brexit, the studio. donald trump, brexit, the populism that we have seen in other countries in europe, the symptoms of what you're talking about or are the also causes of it? i think they're about. but this has been a long time in coming. there has been a source of... perhaps self soothing interpretation of 2016 brexit and trump is just being the weird, volcanic eruptions in the other rows dormant range of western liberal democracy and that would be a serious up misr

now you have general dunn ford calling his counterpart.blem is and we've faukd about this you and i before, the options are terrible. >> the options are awful. i mean, right now you have a situation and really you either have to have as we understandy cher man said on your show earlier a very, very concerted diplomatic effort that drives all of the parties, russia, china kaish. >> who is going to do that? that's the question. >> question what, rex tillerson is off on vacation somewhere taking time off. there's no infrastructure right now. the only kind is to see something like the iran deal and the trump administration support real high on the iran deal as a model. almost every simulation i've seen on the very low end, low end puts casualties of something like that at about 250,000 people. so it is a terrible thing in which we all become boxed spew something where there are no solutions. this is a diplomatic solution, but right now we're six to 18 months away from north korea becoming an icbm capable nuclear power that could create great h

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but instead of helping dunn... they recorded video and mocked him as he cried out for help. initially police were not going to press charges.. but they have found a statue that requires a person who witnesses a death to report it to a medical examiner....som ething those teens did ánotá do. (steve) new at ten.. police are investigating an attempted robbery and stabbing at a starbucks that was all caught on camera.. this is the newly released surveillance footage showing the moment a customer takes on the armed robber. it happened in fresno wednesday night... investigators say the suspect ... ryan flores ... walked in with a knife and toy gun demanding money from a barista. that's when cragg jerri saw what was happening... picked up a metal chair and hit flores in the back. the two began fighting... and at one point jerri was stabbed in the neck. police say he is expected to be ok... and that jerri is a hero. police found the suspect later that day and he was arrested. (steve) a prayer vigil was held in modesto for the kindergarten teacher who has been missing for four days.

shanghai is dunn by a .10 of percent. a lot of opposite coming through from the tech players today. we saw a verye, strong rally coming through, that earnings from samsung. lookinga's asics 200 good. space. in the copper the commendary from the fed did weigh on the dollar, still low.ng a 14-month you're seeing a pretty good upside. the yen weakening a little bit session, butian having an impact in terms of what we're seeing in japanese equities. another record high in hong rising by 18%. doing well. nintendo, of course, on the back of those strong numbers that we thecoming through after bell yesterday. that first quarter operating profit was certainly a base. having a look at the downside, though, toshiba off by 5.4%, headlinesfrom the there. weakness coming through from a number of the smaller banks in australia as well. wake-up. a quick look at this chart. michael g. wilson, one of the analysts who writes for look, thissaying, aussie rally we're seeing is started at the highest level since may 2015. huge divergence. they used to move in tandem. of course, of course, we heard from

that's coming up but right now let's send it over to jaclyn dunn. >>> good morning. we are seeing a lot of yellow and red light up our maps here. this is along 580. the altamont pass pretty slow and typical for this time of morning. but it's about 30 minutes now between 205 and 680. caltrans had roadwork going on in the eastbound direction in livermore right near north flynn road and they should be wrapping up with that any minute at 5:00 when they were expected to have that completed. we are tracking an earlier accident and this is on surface streets. this is along northbridge and denton avenue looks like a car hit a pole there at that intersection. may still be blocked. so a heads up making your way on surface streets. other than that your ride is in the greenheading into san francisco. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> senators are back on capitol hill today to continue debates on repealing and replacing the affordable care act. kpix 5's jackie ward is here to explain where the republican majority's efforts now stand. >> reporter: just hours after th

wonderwoman's embarrassing moment, and cate blanchett on her female v vrgets the world war ii epic, dunnk topped the box office this weekend with just over $50 billion. >>> i feel like we can do surgery here. >> that's christy brinkley in the hamptons with her daughter and son. celebrating mom's cover for "social life" magazine. is it weird when they see their mom pose like this? >> i don't know. she is all covered up. >> it's still your mom. >> that's true. she is 6337 how amazing? >> just amazing. >> we talked to rob lowe with his two sons. they love their dad, of course, but are they big fans of his work? >> i can't get them to watch anything i have been in. i have a kid at stanford, a kid at law school, and none of them have seen "the west wing". >> i watched every season. >> first time i hear about it. >> his sons are pretty tight knit, but they are taking family bonding to a new level with their new series, investigating eer eerie, unsolved mysteries. >> i had to create an adventure tv show just to i could spend time with my guys. is this where the kitchen is? >> we get to the kitc

gabby did you delaware valley -y dunn broke up with her boyfriend shortly after the prom.said, photo shop me over the yearbook picture. kevin hart took to instagram once again to say thank you to philadelphia by celebrating his birthday by giving him a huge honor. the day will always hold a special place in his heart. >>> a giants mural was unveiled in germantown avenue in the tioga section. hart grew up a block away. yesterday was kevin hart day. >> i love kevin hart. >> police and protesters clash as the g20 summit gets underway in germany. >>> toxic trouble underneath a south jersey neighborhood, now we know how the federal government plans to clean it up. >>> plus, police are investigating a series of attacks in southwest philadelphia. they say a house where transgendered people live is being targeted. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> only on in connection with, a demolition derby would be an

right now good morning to jaclyn dunn. >>> we are starting with a major doesn't. this is a fatal crash, westbound 80 at el fertel drive. only one lane of traffic is getting by. speeds are 18 miles per hour and the backup is stretching. expect delays on the east shore freeway this morning. cincinnati chp has a sig-alert. we've got pretty quiet conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza. no backups, no metering lights. that's a check of traffic. back to you guys. >>> a police standoff in fremont is over. it started around 9:00 at a home on cleveland place. the suspect got into a fight with his neighbor and stabbed him in the hand. he was taken into custody around 11:30. >>> new details about the man caused about causing a deadly hit-and-run. we now know he was driving on a suspended license. >> reporter: she's the neighbor and they used to work together. >> i'm worried. i don't know, i don't know. >> reporter: you cried a lot. >> oh, yeah, but i feel bad. >> reporter: she's sad that the mother is hospitalized. two of the children were killed after being ejected from th

commute on the metro after a train struck a tree branch that had fallen into the path of the train near dunn loring. there was minor damage to the train, and the conductor of the train slowed the train impact, probably saw it coming. nobody was injured, but after an hour delay, riders were taken off the train and put onto another. nancy: and amazing rescue at the height of the storm, a family paddling in the tidal basin when the heavy rain ,wind, and lightning hit. rescued them and took them safely to shore. stay aware of the weather by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. jonathan: breaking news in mclean, the police investigating two bodies found inside of a home. tom roussey is live on the scene. tom: jonathan, still a very active investigation. let me show you the home. homicide detectives are inside, and also the two bodies of adult females found here, the bodies still inside. like on the scene earlier. according to fairfax county police, this happened on dean drive after they got a call a little after 2 p.m. it is not clear who called, but the caller said some he might be kille