. >> nick fisher admits to being a frequent guest of the jail, by his own account, he's had more than a dozen stays here for crimes including driving while intoxicated and violating a protection order. he blames his troubles on drugs. >> crack, the only drug. i skipped everything and went right to that. never smoked. never drank. went straight to that, and my life went downhill. >> fisher is charged with grand larceny to which he has pled not guilty. he said it stemmed from a night where he couldn't get his truck started so he took his brother's truck instead. >> i took it to the beach without his permission and i blew a flat tire. i called the tow truck, which never came. i fell asleep in the truck, the tide came in and took the truck out into the ocean. brand-new truck that he just paid off. i woke up in the truck floating. and that's when i realized that the tow truck never came and i fell asleep, and i called the tow truck again and he said we 230r forgot to send the truck out. we're coming now. by the time he got there, the truck was submerged, that was it. the truck was fried, d

fisher was the subject they had seen on the trail. >> but when investigators went to fisher's house,hey got some shocking news. >> the police were met by a relative who told them, you haven't heard? my brother, mr. fisher, just killed himself, jumped off the golden gate bridge, committed suicide. >> mark fisher killed himself less than 24 hours after kathy's murder. >> this person now kills himself a day after this type of crime. there are no coincidences like that. you know, it doesn't happen, in my experience. >> it was our belief that after the assault that he felt remorse, that he felt guilt, and he just couldn't live with what he had done. >> a search of fisher's room seemed to confirm his role in the murder. >> we found a pair of sunglasses similar to the type of sunglasses seen in the sketch. >> they seized some clothing that appeared to have bloodstains on it and noticed that a newspaper in the house was open to an article about the murder and a picture of the suspect's sketch was there, as well. >> the circumstantial evidence clearly pointed to mark fisher as the killer. but

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eric fisher for some more insight. dr. fisher again, thanks for being with us in atlanta. the mayor is asking this question. people who have been out here you know you can hear each other and people asking each other. >> right. >> what would've made him do this. >> right. >> well again, i think we have to understand that these issues don't begin overnight. they happen in a culture that foster some of these beliefs. they can happen in somebody's mind who doesn't have the ability to share with other people. who kept to himself, who was very quiet, in reading one article said that his mom almost had to push him out the door to try to make friends. this is somebody again, who didn't maybe have the ability to communicate and felt potentially threatened by people around him. so we have to look at that a lot of times emotions and beliefs and attitudes can grow in an incubator that like a cancer can come out and flare up in very painful ways to people around us and affect multitudes of people. >> so dr. fisher clearly, this suspect, dylann roof was focused on race. and today, you

mel fisher. he was the world's greatest treasure hunter and he went out to look for sunken spanish galleons around here and is quite famous for having discovered the rest -- the wrecks of the center margarita and a spanish galleons that wrecked in 1622 about 25 miles west of key west. back in the colonial time, spain had set up a worldwide trade network and a lot of it sailed right past here following the gulfstream back to spain. the spanish had colonies in south america and central america and they were doing a lot of mining. they were generating a lot of precious metals, especially silver, from these mines. a whole network was set up of trade fleet sailing from spain to the new world bringing european goods to the colonists in the americas. but then on the return voyage, carrying lots of silver back to spain. in 1622, one of the treasure fleets which had gone to south america in this case, went to colombia and panama. this fleet took europeans to the colonies and it picked up people who wanted

abigail fisher was in the top 12% of her senior class.n 2011, an appeals court sided with the university. two years later the supreme court heard the case and sent it back to the appeals court to study the issue more closely. in 2014, the lower court sided with the college again. now the case is back at the supreme court. supporters of affirmative action say the practice is still needed to promote diversity on campuses. >> i think the diversity of races add to the college experience. i think college experience is not all about the books. >> opponents argue that giving an extra boost to historically disadvantaged minority is a kind of reverse discrimination. >> i didn't do this for recognition. i just wanted to stand up and say this isn't right because it isn't. i hope by doing this, other students in years to come won't have to worry about the collar of their skin when applying to college. >> affirmative reaction has with stood actions by the supreme court by close votes. howard university and university of carolina at chapel hill are fac

and be active, like martin fisher he swims and volunteers at the hospital. >> that is not a completeggeration he started here at the age of 96 the retired businessman is master of the records room. >> i get all of their folders ready for the people that are coming in the next day. and when they leave, they put the folders back in my room and i file them all the way. >> and then stay connected to other people. >> people that are engaged in life with family and friend networks tend to live longer and happier lives. >> fisher dines out with friends regularly and have a close relationship with a widow in another apartment complex. fisher says don't think about what you have done but about what you want to do. >> all right there you go. the "action news" team is out working on news teams for tonight beginning at 4:00. after all the speculation we have concrete details about chris christie's presidential plans. what we are learning about the governor's white house bid. >> the water drain big enough to swallow a boat. >> and accuweather is next at noon meteorologist, david murphy, will have

allen fisher reports. >> reporter: as the verdict was made public, cheers outside the u.s. supreme court. 5-4 majority that same sex plairnlg bans are illegal and had to go. >> all gender identities and sexual orientations. this is just amaze being. >> 14 states in the south and

fisher was also a beloved local pastor. they say two troopers were trying to help fisher and his brother about getting a call about a stranded driver. there was some sort of altercation and shots were fired. the brother was arrested. authorities revealed fisher was armed, but it's not clear if the gun was loaded. joining me from tulsa is a family friend nehemiah fisher's former basketball coach. thank you so much for joining me. i'm so sorry for your loss. >> thank you so much brooke. thank you for having me. >> let me just tell you, we have spoken to nehemiah and brandon's brother today. i understand the family's planning to pick up brandon from jail within a couple of hours. apparently police haven't allowed them to speak to brandon yet. you've been in touch with the father a close friend of yours. how's the family holding up? >> oh they're in shock. they're in a lot of shock and disbelief of what happened because of the nature of nehemiah of who he was, his character. so they're all in shock. it hadn't quite hit the frie

church on fisher didn't want anything to be said that would undermine that. as a result they begin orchestrating a cover-up to receive the inevitable public inquiry that they knew would be held into the last. but meanwhile, in germany, we have this lady here come herself quarreling with her husband who i just returned about the morale of his use of poison gas. on the 15th of may a mere three weeks after the first gas attack she was so distressed as she took her husband's service revolver, went into the garden other urban village and shot herself. that same day harbor left for the eastern front to continue it defines the use of chlorine gas to be used now as a weapon against the russians. but he soon returned to berlin to continue work on a yet more lethal gas. this was -- but it's not, we use -- on the third of may 1915, the kaiser finally permitted the bombing of london. it was dusk the next day when third base after the first gas attacks, since the lusitania sank under 103rd day of the first world war to two zeppelins each 530 feet long 60-foot in diameter

kristin fisher live from dc with that part of the story. >> the department of justtis launched a hate crime investigation into the shooting. loretta lynch yesterday said acts like this have no place in a civilized society. president obama took it a step further. >> at some point it will be important for the american people to come to grips with them. we have to shift what they bythink about the issue of gun violence. >> 20 young school children and 6 adults dead in connecticut, those efforts were shot down in the senate. critics are slamming him for not waiting 24-hours after the shooting before talking about gun control. >> we can have the debate next week. his job as commander and chief is to help the people go through this process. now is the time to be praying for these families. >> the nra declined to comment about the shooting. investigators in south carolina are looking into where the gun used in yesterday's shooting came frchlt it has been reported the suspect's father bought him a gun for his 21st birthday last april but his family disputed that claim. >> kristin fisher, than

allen fisher reports. >> reporter: as the verdict was made public, cheers outside the u.s.reme court. 5-4 majority that same sex plairnlg bans are illegal and had to go. >> all gender identities and sexual orientations. this is just amaze being. >> 14 states in the south and midwest will 90 now be brought into line. justices were scathing in their criticism of the ruling. chief justice john roberts says do not celebrate the constitution, it has nothing to do with it. president barack obama spoke after tweeting his delight of the verdict with the hashtag love wins. >> offering to all same sex couples the dignity of marriage across the land. >> covering marriage to come from the supreme court since 1967 when ill ruled that interracial marriage was not illegal. outside the court there are those who believe this is not the end of the fight for same sex couples. >> we want to make sure we continue to fight. we want to continue employment protections and housing protections and a whole host of issues we are combating today. >> the court has made it clear the law supports same sex

former dallas fed president richard fisher.is first time on the show since stepping down from the dallas fed. also his first time on the network. drum roll -- since being named a cnbc contributor. ladies and gentlemen, applause. applause. i have said a life well lived and then finally, the just reward comes your way. the pinnacle comes. all the other -- some day you might be as successful as your son, miles. >> then i would really accomplish something. >> great to have you. and i always wanted you to do this and hopefully we'll see a lot of you because even when you're on the fed, you were somewhat outspoken. my first question we have had people in that i have agreed with at the time that it's been way too much given the economic background backdrop from the fed. stay too long, too much qe. three rounds. and there were times when i thought that you sort of held that opinion to some extent. the people that didn't want to raise are now taking a victory lap that in fact even now we shouldn't because we've never really gotten that

allen fisher has the report. >> reporter: a decision of 5-4 majority that bans on same sex marriage were. >> i'm glad that everyone can love who they want to love. >> the rights for all people, all people of all gender identities and sexual orientation. this is just amazing. >> reporter: 14 states mainly in the south and midwest will now be brought into line with the rest of the country. the four justices are all conservative and were scathing in their criticism of the ruling. justice john roberts celebrate the availability of new benefits, but do not celebrate the constitution. it had nothing to do with it. president barack obama whose views on gay marriage he says have evolved spoke his delight with the verdict with the hashtag, "love wins." >> offering to all same sex couples the dignity of marriage across this land. >> the most important ruling corveg marriage tocovering marriage to come from the supreme court since the 1960est. when interracial marriage was legal. >> we also need housing protections and a whole host of other issues that we're combating today. >> all opinion polls in

. >> a movie largely funded by world football's fifa, as allen fisher reports after the events of the past two weeks at fifa, the timing is a surprise. >> reporter: fifa, it's a movie that's been around for a year but with interesting interesting timing it gets its u.s. opening this weekend. funded with $60 million of money from the organization, it's gathered horrible reviews. from the u.k. the guardian called it like stalinist propaganda. the miller said unintentional comedy gold, and tedious amateurist and hilariously ill timed. its sports deals and internal politics not the usual fare of movies but with corruption charges for those at the top of fifa and resignation of sepp blatter some of the dialogue takes on additional importance. >> the slightest error. >> i don't know where the money is going. i mean i have my suspicions. >> united passions has only alimitted cinema release in the united states, only open 11 cinemas in a handful of screens. the only sin that that's showing it in washington d.c. it's sharing a screen and a small one throughout. ones who do watch it, are filled

allen fisher al jazeera at the u.s. supreme court in washington. >> we will marry free today ♪ >> and you can keep up to sedate with all the news on our website, be aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera katrina adams, she sits atop u.s. tennis as chairman of the board, ceo, and president of the united states tennis association. >> it's been 133 years since we were founded, so it is an honor to be the first... i don't think i have to fight for it uh...i was just being me. >> adams' climb to the top took a decade, and now the first

allen fisher, at the arlington national cemetery in virginia. >>> computer coding compulsory in schools in our part 1 of cracking the code series, lit literacy for the 21st century. >> it's a saturday morning and school may be finished for week. but this class is still in session and the lesson today is computer-coding. >> coding is like building stuff. different games and designing electronics. >> joshua liang is one of seven students in this computer academy learning apps and computer games from scratch. some are as young as four but all have the same goal to become digital entrepreneurs. >> i made lots of games i always liked to make games. >> it is a very important general subject that all people should learn the early the better. >> john liang is the founder of the academy and a man on a coding mission. he studied at the university hong kong and won a scholarship toto harvard. he believes computer coding is the essence of 21st century literacy. with apps smartphone and digital literacy so part of our daily lives now, there is no surprise there's a campaign in hong kong to make codi

allen fisher joins us life, how significant are these moves? >> well, the fact that wal-mart has decided to do sit significant. ebay is now going to ban the group, if you go on to the wal-mart web with site, and put in con fed rate you get no results so her taking it down really very quickly indeed. the flip side is is where there is no ban at the moment, is currently up 2305%, there's undoubtedly a growing swell against this, people believe it is a sign of the past, it is a sign of hatred, and they believe that it has to come down, but there are others who are saying look, as long as we with concentrate on the flag, we are not concentrating on the real causes of what happened and that means how was dillon able to get his hands on a weapon, when he was facing a felony charge, does that mean he broke the law, and also what about the whole question about racism in the united states. so the flag is just one very small part of what is a much bigger debate, but a clear symbol, and a symbol that is becoming more removed from more and more places. tha

allen fisher has the story. >> reporter: the decision on a 5-4 majority that bans on same sex marriaged to go. >> i'm really glad that everyone can love who they want to love. >> a world where rights for all people all nationalities gender identities and sexual orientation. >> reporter: 14 states mainly in the south and midwest will mainly be brought in line with the rest of the country. the four justices who oppose the lifting of the ban were all conservative. scathing in the ruling. john roberts ruling, celebrate the commitment to a partner celebrate the ability of the new benefits but do not celebrate the constitution, it had nothing to do with it. spoke after tweeting his delight with the verdict with the hashtag, love wins. >> this ruling will strengthen, offering to all same sex couples the dignity to marry across the land. >> 1967 it ruled that interracial where plairnlg was marriage was not illegal. outside the court,. >> our community needs not just marriage but also employment protection and we also need housing protections and a whole host of protections that we are combatin

meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station has more on today's weather. >> it's been a very stormy night, especially in colorado with flash flooding and some severe storms. as we head through friday the threat is going to move a little farther south. looking at a severe threat in texas and the oklahoma pan handles. it will move toward detroit, allnd elsewhere by the end of the day. into up yit norm as we head through friday night before heading on the road and traveling. out ahead of the storms a lot of heat. near 90 in pittsburgh 93 in d.c. could be a record 85 in new york and 87 in boston. on the southern end, a heavy rain threat. clusters of storms bringing several inches to an airy that saw so much flooding going back through the month of may. the pattern going forward, a lot of moisture going up across the plains and a lot of rain expected. certainly something we'll be keeping close tabs on. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> an attorney for two police officers say they're disappoint thad there's enough evidence to charge officers in the death of tamir rice. the r

anna fisher has more from the supreme court in washington, d.c. >> barack obama wanted a win and he got it. >> so this was a good day for america. >> protests outside the supreme court cheered the decision, ending the last significant legal chang to a signature affordable healthcare act, or obama care. a majority of 6-3 the court said the federal government could provide tax subsidies to those who have signed up. but have gone the other way since is .4 million people will be facing higher costs or losing their insurance. >> the affordable care act is here to stay. this morning the court upheld a critical part of this law. if the challenge to this law has succeeded millions would have had thousands of dollars worth of tax credits taken from them. >> congress has given them approval and the supreme court has stopped the signature domestic policy. being gutted and pulled apart. >> but the republicans say the courts decision is wrong expensive and damaging to america it is races costs for small businesses, and it's just fund mentally broken. and we are going to continue our efforts to keep

i'm eric fisher for cbs news. >>> that is the rare sound of a tornado siren in chicago. several funnels were spotted, but none touched down. the city was swamped by torrential rain. some mass transit had to be cancelled. >>> this morning still no sign of the two murderers who escaped from a maximum security prison in new york. but we are learning more about the prison worker who allegedly helped them break out. cbs news has learned joyce mitchell had a sexual relationship with one of the escapees richard matt. a law enforcement source says there was an agreement between mitchell and the two men to kill her husband once they escaped. mitchell made her second court appearance yesterday. she waved a preliminary hearing. >>> this is the 11th day in the search for matt and david sweat. more than 800 law enforcement officers are taking part. investigators are searched all but 50 of the 500 cabins on the lake outside the search perimeter. >>> the psychiatrist who worked with accused colorado theater gunman james holmes testified today. the doctor saw holmes five times in 2012 a

fisher said don't think about what you've done, but what you want to do.wards channel 6 "action news." s a wake system... and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. you >> here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware valley and lehigh valley this weekend first up, they are celebrating everything blue berry in browns mill new jersey the blue berry festival is happening today. it's one of the finest old fashioned festivals. it has live music and dozens of crafters and children's activities so much more. you can go hog wild at pig pa palooza. there will be pig painting demonstration. >>> tomorrow you can take part in the wawa welcome america community day being held outside the samuel community center in port richmond. community volunteers will be painting park benches and there will be music and activity. this is one of the wawa america's event leadi

. > stanley fisher is telling investors and regulators to be on guard. speaking at the international monetary conference in toronto, fisher s a mistake to believe that new rules have put an end to financial crisis. despite there being no current threat to the financial system investors should not be complacent. >> when rooms are booked money is being spent either on vacations or for business. and many said just that today at the world's biggest lodging conference in new york some also warned that the tide could be turning. simon hobbs has more. >> an air of celebration here of the nyu hospital tailty conference. the days in new york during which the biggest names in lodging meet shareholders and analysts. it's a good time to be a hotelier allowing owners to raise room rates toward record profitability. of the big four brands hilton and marriott continue to execute at speed. signing up m hotel owners to open hotels under their branding run by their management teams. >> it's the highest we've ever had, 240,000 rooms. >> which will deliver half a billion do

. >> is the verdict of thomas fisher.urns out he had been texting the babysitter during testimony. fisher said that in the case of an emergency they should call a recess of vacant with focus on the case. >> we will find out more about the stories in our podcast on our website. >> thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> this school for the visually and hearing impaired is? central cambodia. children of all ages come here to

. >> al jazeera's alan fisher joins me live now from outside of the supreme court in washington, d.c.s announcement made what just a few hours ago, but apparently some couples have already gotten married. >> reporter: it is quite a site. swe have heard them singing the national anthem and singing we will overcome. a 5-4 ruling from the supreme court. with anthony kennedy saying they had to be treated equally in the eyes of the law. there was dissent from four justices who said this issue should have been left with the states. now 14 states who had bans on same-sex marriage well as of now they have to make sure they treat everyone equally. kimberly halkett has been to ohio to meet one couple who have waited a very long time for this decision. >> reporter: years ago these two celebrated their 20th anniversary as a couple by getting married in vermont where same-sex marriage was legal. >> it was wonderful we did it but it was like we're married, but, be's a but, dot, dot, dot afterwards. >> reporter: that's because in ohio gay marriage is not legal. that means no spousal benefits. two ye

. >> is the verdict of thomas fisher. turns out he had been texting the babysitter during testimony. fisher said that in the case of an emergency they should call a recess of vacant with focus on the case. >> we will find out more about the stories in our podcast on our website. >> thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] f paris, a suspect has been arrested in jordan. he is accused of bombing a restaurant in 19 82. six people were killed and 22 injured in the blast. he's one of three men wanted five rants for the attack. he was detained in jordan for several hours today before later being released on bail. he had more on that story from the jordanian capital. gail: we still know very little about the 60-year-old man who is allegedly behind the 1982 pari

eric fisher of our boston station wbz is following the severe weather. >> bill has been bringing soaking rainfall across texas and oklahoma. some of it on the move. where you see red or ma again da, over 4 inches of rain and scattered clusters that have been around san antonio leading the pockets of flash flooding. gudado texas, 10.35. el campo over half a foot. bill will chug its way east as you work its way into arkansas into missouri and the weekend heading eastward into the ohio valley. the whole time it's maintaining the deep spin. rain totals we could see more than five inches in this main band as it works its way off the northeast. parts of oklahoma 3 feet of rain. inconceivable. the weekend, the remnants of the tropical moisture in the ohio valley on saturday. sunday it's the last day we'll deal with bill. that could bring strong storms to new york city and new england before it finally moves out to sea. i'm meteorologist eric fisher. >>> a wind swept brush fire southeast of phoenix arizona, has burned two homes and forced the evacuation of a trailer park. the fire started yester

some of the people pushing for much higher rates like fed president fisher of dallas who is now gone and ploszer of philadelphia. and the other thing, another issue you brought up in the past is the forecasts have been very optimistic and overly optimistic in terms of rate hikes, in terms of overall progress towards their goals. and let's face it this depends on them being right in getting liftoff in the market saying, you know, fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on you. >> richard fisher will join us shortly. get hiss response to get his response to today's action. a couple of tweets stood out for me, you said this is no answer as it gets. yellen leaving all options open. does not want markets ahead of the fomc. and you called her news conference greenspan-esque and noncommittal. there were those who thought we would get strong hints. they didn't get it. were you not surprised by that? or were you? >> no. i think steve really read it right. look the dots mean more when you have the second half of the year and six months to go in the year the dots going up. and, you kno

fisher advises fluid and avoiding strenuous activities outside. but for some work and sweat go hand in hand today. these glass insulation workers nearly melting in the effect of the sun. >> it's stifling but just have to keep up on the fluids, take breaks when you can. >> reporter: and try not to use alcohol-based fluids if you are going to try to cool off because that will only make you hotter. the alcohol will since your body will have to burn that off. best bet, nice ice-cold water. live in south philadelphia, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> sky force 10 cruising around the sky watching how the weather is impacting you. >> and photojournalist jeremy haas is our eye in the sky. what are you seeing over the delaware? >> reporter: right now we are over the delaware at the spruce street harbor park watching people hang out literally in hammocks right over the delaware river trying to stay cool. everyone else is grabbing spots in the shade that you can see, enjoying an ice cold drink. looks like a nice place to relax and stay cool here in philadelphia.

i'm meteorologist eric fisher. >>> a wind swept brush fire southeast of phoenix arizona, has burned two homes and forced the evacuation of a trailer park. the fire started yesterday morning and quickly spread doubling in size almost every hour. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a second new york city college student is in custody this morning in connection with an alleged terror plot. both men are accused of being inspired by isis. kenneth craig says the suspect was arrested after a dramatic conflict with fbi agents. >> reporter: fbi agents showed up at fareen mumuni's home. he was arrested after he allegedly attacked an agent with a large kitchen knife. investigators say he repeatedly attempted to plunge the knife into the torso of an fbi special agent. the agent was wearing body armor and was not hurt. the fbi says mumuni and college student munther saleh were alleging to carry outer ror attacks. saleh was arrested on saturday. the 20 y50er8d had researched pressure cooker bombs on the internet. he was stopped twice for lightering on the george washington bridge. like

kristin fisher is following new developments from washington. kristin? the scenes debate the white house is poised to make a major shift in strategy in iraq. the pentagon is recommending establishing a new military base in anbar providence and sending in about 400 military advisors to train iraqi forces in the fight against isis. this comes two-days after president obama admitted he did not have a strategy in iraq. the pentagon says it is still waiting for a final decision from the white house on this plan. and the center piece of it is to train iraqi troops to fight isis and ultimately retake ramadi. >> we are focused on getting iraqi forces ready and trained and equipped. our efforts to train and advise. iraqi forces are ongoing in multiple sites in iraq. we have greater capacity to train troops than there are currently in the pipeline. >> recruitment has been a huge battle. right now there are only 2500 iraqi troops in training. they need many more to defeat isis. one thing this will not do is it will not approve the use of americans on the ground to

you see all the time helicopters and if they spot a dingy or fisher boat, they give coordination to a coordination room and that will call on the closest ship, whether navy or commercial ship and they have to immediately go on site, get closer to it and rescue. it's a very complicated challenge be logistical nightmare. on the rider, it is very, very difficult to pick up. these dingies are very, very low. they have very good cameras with infrared exhibits, but with the movement of the water it's very difficult to pick up these small boats. >> thanks very much for that, hodor. >> the british prime minister called on g7 leaders for a united front against russian backed aggression in ukraine. talks are expected to be around climate change and russian aggression. an economist and professor in new delhi said the g7 has been unwilling to share the burden with developing nations and take blame when it comes to issues like climate change. >> i wish the g7 would put action in terms of where it's mouth is in terms of delivering what it can do, plugging the loopholes in global taxation. tax evasi

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house -- to the fisher house foundation and allows each service to transfer up to $11 million for fisher house operations. so each of our services recognizes the incredible private contribution and also the u.s. taxpayer contribution. and i yield back the balance of my time, but i support the amendment. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. delaney: i want to thank the chairman for supporting once again thank him for his singular leadership and insight of the fisher house program and i urge my colleagues to support this amendment so that we can build, as the gentlelady from michigan said, more fisher house facilities to allow the family members of our veterans to be with them at this great time of need. so thank you, mr. chairman and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from maryland. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for wh

i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> a suspect is back in custody this morning. capture of travis boys follows an intense 24-hour search. he shot and killed an officer while wearing handcuffs. they don't know where he got the gun. he was spotted by a rookie police officer and arrested. >>> defense secretary ashton carter is blasting vladimir putin for wanting to expand his arsenal. he touched down for his first nato meeting. he calls putin's recent threat, quote, loose rhetoric. him about h he questioned him about his -- >> you have more unconstrained >> you have more unconstrained powe power than any russian leader for a while. clearly you're stronger militarily. clearly you are seen to be more aggressive, although you don't like me to use that word, i suspect. >> translator: i did not like you using the term "aggressive." we're not being aggressive. we are persistent. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," you can see more of charlie rose's interview with vladimir putin and tomorrow only on "cbs this morning" margaret brennan sits down with defense secretary asht

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we have rossengran earlier, and now it's stan fisher. liesman has that add headquarters. >> stan fisher talking toronto has some tough words for bankers today, and the opposition to dodd/frank. he's warning against a bangers back lash and saying opposition is making headway. he sets it's a mistake to believe the financial crisis is at an end, and he's really talking to defend the current regulation that's out there. on the issue of fed policy he's not saying the government -- it's not clear the government has all the tools it needs to prevent all the financial crises, so he's weighings in on the debate whether the fed should use interest rates. he is warning again complacency that's kind of a sign to congress don't relax the occurrence reg lazy that have been put in place. weighing in a bit on the economy, saying it's unclear for a this secular stagnation something brought up by larry summers whether we're locked into 2% or mea yolker growth so they fisher points out the world economy is growing very slowly. the boston fed president says

the video shows nehemiah fisher wrestling with the officer before being shot to death. was arrested for public intoxication. the deadly shooting remains under investigation. >>> also new police in florence kentucky are taking a look after a passerby caught video avenue child left al flown a truck. the passerby says the driver left his son in the back seat while he stopped into a hardware store. the keys were in the ignition with the engine running and the windows opened. the passerby confront the driver and he said he was keeping an eye on the truck and his son the entire time. police are investigating. >> time for your first look at business at the big board. atlantic city's struggling casino industry could have new competition within new jersey. there's already a proposal for a casino at the meadowlands in north jersey and now three legislators are drafting a bill to allow casinos in essex and hudson counties. lawmakers say it is more about keeping the state competitive and not about taking away business from ac. ac feels differently obviously. >>> microsoft will unve

meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on the flooding and severe weather. >>> the story of the record rainfall we saw in may continues as all that water continues to move downstream in the red river. shreveport has flooding from the red river. cresting toward thursday and minor flooding expected as that water continues to move downstream into alexandria late next week. but we're watching. high pressure is centering around florida. looks like a big flume of tropical moisture could move in and cause an enhanced risk. in the short term it extends west of new york city and d.c. watching the storms all the way back toward nashville and memphis. could see large hail, damaging wind gusts. could see some tornados. moving off toward the east. we expect the radar to be pretty busy starting into next week. blanca will weaken into a tropical storm and then into a depression. i'm eric fisher for the cbs news. >>> this is the second and final day for the g-7 summit in germany. they're meeting in the alps. the crisis in ukraine has dominated the discussion. the president want

alan fisher, al jazerra washington. >>> u.n.o yellen is warning that's country is close to famine. 21 million people are now in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. people are caught up in fighting between forces loyal to president mansur hadi and the houthi rebels and their allies they.a block out of the ports has made it difficult for agency to his deliver aid. all sides are responsible for the suffering. >> we are one step, one step far from famine. we have only 21 million yemeni in need of humanitarian assistance,. [ inaudible ] it was 7 million only two years ago now we are 21 million. >> from the international committee of the red cross she says aid organizations face multiple challenges delivering aid to yemen. >> it's been more than a month since we have been warning of a very serious humanitarian ca as it tough any yemen it's not just about foodal it's about water healthcare, you know shelter about everything. we have to understand that the amount of food that used to be imported to yemen before this conflict was up

alan fisher, al jazerra washington. >>> the u.n.ann say to yemen is warning that the country is close to famine. 21 million people now in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, people are caught up in fighting between forces loyal to president mansur hadi and the houthi rebels and their allies. a blockade of yemen's ports has made it difficult for agencies to deliver aid. the u.n. envoy says all sides are responsible for the suffering. >> we are one step, one step far from famine. we have over 21 million yemeni today in need of humanitarian assistance. [ inaudible ] it was 7 million only two years ago now we are 21 million. >> from the international committee of the red cross joining us now from geneva via skype. the u.n. saying yemen is one step away from famine. you can't get much more of a severe warning. your organization, is very present in yemen, tell us what that situation looks like on the ground. >> well, for the icrc it's been more than a month since we have been warning of a very serious humanitarian ca as it tough any y