i think there's some bible lessons in the gao's findings. we already know you're willing to go to great lengths to push that agenda but this brings into completely different perspective. secondlyperspective. secondly, the gao financials these actions set a dangerous precedent for the future will make you. you economize the rulemaking process. >> we did not -- >> you were on my time. in the age of electric indication it's troubling agencies are willing to use these tools to subvert the concerns of the affected public and drown out opposition to you on this. it's obvious you are opening your own views and that taking into consideration the public view when this is a public rulemaking comment period. i don't know how at all those revelations were made you expect those to believe that during the rulemaking epa to get it to all views by affected stakeholders. were you just concerned about the use of your political allies? it appears that was the case. >> the gao never indicated that we referenced a particular rulemaking. they never indicated that

he pointed out that the gao but determined you violated federal law. who is in charge of the kober propaganda? >> it is actually just part of our outreach and education, serve your there was no covert propaganda. >> so, there is no one over that to together outreach or known in charge? >> we have communication folks. >> who was the head of that? who is responsible for that? >> i would have to go back and look at the exact time, but we actually have a large education outreach group, but none of that-- >> no one was punished for it though, right? >> we don't believe-- >> we understand that the person was promoted and now working for the white house come about in your opening statement you made it sound like congress was deploring you to move forward with this. where did the idea for this come from and who was in charge of drafting this package? >> actually, what is or the clean water rule came because the supreme court told us that we needed to make improvements in the law based on science and that we needed to prove a connection and do a better job. >>

after year with countless choices to patients and perhaps the most popular program in america as the gao

the report from gao describe the duplication.ne report described that there were 209 stem programs throughout the federal government. in 13 agencies. if someone could get rid of the department of education, there would be 12 other agencies including the department of defense that has a program for stem. one would think that in any other organization, you would have one place where education would be done. just a department or an agency. but everything is spread out all over so you you can eliminate entire departments, you don't eliminate all of the associated programs that permeate throughout the federal government. our thought is to take all of these gao recommendations and bring them to the house in the senate and get rid of duplication. find something that works well. brian: when the senator left in 1988, it was trillions of dollars in debt, a lot less than it is now. i want to show a website. anyone in the country can look this up. it is much larger than you see on your screen now. all of these numbers are moving. according t

the gao said you broke the law.t >> we will pay attention to what gao said and we have a letter in theprocess to meet all obligations, but we just disagree it was a problem. >> the gentleman's time has expired. mrs. adams? >> thank you, mr. chair and coe madam administrator, thank you very much for being here.overre while many are concerned about s federal overreach and environmental management, actions by the state of north inn tens of lted thousands of tons of coal ash spilling into the dan river in 2013 and the state refused to use its own authority to enforce proper maintenance and the relocation of coal ash ponds at high-risk of spilling into public drinking water. uph administrator mccarthy, it's important that we, together, defend and uphold the epa's final rule on the disposal of coal combustion residuals from electric utilities. epa's final rule on coal ash disposal can only be enforced by states or by a citizen that sues a company or a state that violates the regulation. it is for this reason that i'm drafting legislation to strengthen protection and enforcement of rural wate

that's interesting in light of recent gao ruling that the administration detainees swap of taliban prisonersre bowe bergdahl violated the law. it's a special interesting in light of the president's continuing refusal to rule out breaking the law if he doesn't get his way on guantÁnamo. president obama's own attorney general says he can't unilaterally do that. it's clear. president obama's own defense secretary says he cannot unilaterally do that. president obama's own military officer says he can't unilaterally do that. in the words of one of our democratic colleagues, he's going have to comply with with the legal restrictions. simple as that. going to have to comply with the legal restrictions. breaking the law is the way this was what uphold the rule of law is just as absurd as it sounds. it's time the president on the ruled that option out categorically. and then you should finally move on from a years old campaign promise and focused on the real problem that needs solving today. i would hope the commander-in-chief will not put his own chain of command in a position of having to care and

than the gao can identify these areas. we set a process in place that solves those things. our and we can do more than talk about it. r we can move it from just a messaging moment to solutions on our debt and our deficit. i recommended things like the et government shut down prevention, to say we don't have the ns a government shutdown. money al romantic about government wa shutdowns and what they would ml accomplish. government shutdowns alwaysn ce more money to the taxpayer than is safe.this. always. and itcongress causes a tremend amount of turmoil in the federa. workforce. how easier way to handle it. easier way to handle how about we do something really simple and straightforward. at the end of a budget year, if we do not have a budget in place and proper appropriations, we have aex short-term continuing resolution for 30 days that automatically goes in place and allth legislative offices, and 0 executive office of the white house get a funding hair cut immediately, to create the incentive that we need to hou ar 30 days later, we still don't have it done, the executive

i don't agree with gao we fwliek. i don't agree with this. we'll defend our science. we'll do this. that's not humility. that's the opposite of that. that's arrogance. i'm smarter than you. i don't care how many there are of you and how many different background you come from but i'm smarter than you and i'm right and you're wrong. and i think a member asked you earlier, repeal it. do away with it. not that it's a bad idea but the rule that we have now, i can tell you that the majority of america does not believe it protects them and believe it's punitive and not helpful. we need clean water. nobody understands that more than me. one of the crucial resource we have in america is clean drinking water. is water to water our crops. we all want the same thing but the rule that we have now does not accomplish that. but we're so entrenched that we have to have this rule and i think if you would repeal the rules, step back, get with congress, get with farmers, get with environmentalists, get a whole group of people in a room and say what do i want to achieve and what's the most effective w

y loorholsn e ea f n a la ck u thpric x mee norm rat mpies cashn wi alsoe papret nny.0 se cocial t gaos ll 's ale ndre sand laea s he nek carr the me -- exs 3 mill doar f ads ale.sof th big ende anhser- sch psi coke onouat n't ? n'crr stl siss. moha 8 n inac o ere m opated the rfmancheamit. for str'pe-- -th fgi rn inu commcias u wah ga- orus commcial -- t notthinabouthe umch i'my molo cus arn oudoll the me t ul just mams well you how ci aracking don keepke haoff re will t o xt. or ve trsdroirritrkis jt ahe da it wi nice afor th thaich will hel further some of thand sn- ed roads in soutlorado. ouill thicken the ternoon aswe ese sp snow acrountryovre aanceht5 erni b mostiliv t n' pe adonss on tbeofhis any t ur shome hemodr tended: m ern ay wit tt nto s r mostthen, othe t ar s e ith ha lisnow e su lations r ions a t an the mid 4arctretu thbby. seveher avacro thecotre anr s letrame carosohere ven'res yet - a t ed line th winds, inndcu eltrity thndofpele stlits t he lospngsky st gh lo at efrtn dans ow t t ernc t er so - drin thsupewls in me ys owaitin ac the gameed new informattsnfcati a loo

than the gao can identify these areas. we set a process in place that solves those things. our and we can do more than talk about it. r we can move it from just a messaging moment to solutions on our debt and our deficit. i recommended things like the et government shut down prevention, to say we don't have the ns a government shutdown. money al romantic about government wa shutdowns and what they would ml accomplish. government shutdowns alwaysn ce more money to the taxpayer than is safe.this. always. and itcongress causes a tremend amount of turmoil in the federa. workforce. how easier way to handle it. easier way to handle how about we do something really simple and straightforward. at the end of a budget year, if we do not have a budget in place and proper appropriations, we have aex short-term continuing resolution for 30 days that automatically goes in place and allth legislative offices, and 0 executive office of the white house get a funding hair cut immediately, to create the incentive that we need to hou ar 30 days later, we still don't have it done, the executive

sbbercuatt a y.gu honceoke chlde hoe s thimvict thand hee otesr wr htlesoim t veremo w his.atch witpeol gao r noor wrmaor mor th20an $.,000 rtheyseeleahd t v bause threey ai hoprad fin peeopldpo reslensib. yan tone bhatenrazo t do thsome ling tikehat vie a p of jueonsca s > a>> an cnadiaan isld is ckbegonin acmerians toe mov rethe ifal dondmp tru besecom idpresent. >> e sompl peoe arear swe tingo vemot ouof thent cou iryf trump cobe pmesidres aenthend trey a sagyine movree w>>enhon ddalru tmp dlseait wh ropsttes,oret ghe tut o >>sn doe o out the trcounbuy fos the who want to l.eave on>> dtrald maump coy bel pridest enouof yunr cotry. ift thaenhappnds adeecid t ugky s ygestrse moveento te e cap brnettedan isld. >>y bos i itea buutifl. ob>> n hody hunandg. a>> cpere bton roadi d.j.o n trump fan. whisteebsi stetarde. jok >>en womningan ct ge`niobort slmuimp peole r can foamlyree tandhey onlls wal h uoldp the sroof o ofurxt elyreme afabfordleou h.ses >he> tany wto tno kw i tfyhe can brginhe tirat cs toad cana. th>> esi webte hasn bee flooded withun heddr asdnu hdsndre of quins.irie dwoul yousi

very gao od -- very good. anchor: time to flashforward to newscenter 5 at 7:00 and eleven good evening maria. reporter: it is being described as over for kids. opening up ridesharing to children as young as the age of eight years old. and drivers paid to stay home and sleep. 5 investigates exposes why it' s happening, and uncovers even more waste of your money on the t. we' ll see you then, but first abc' s world news tonight with david muir. anchor: donald trump' s bowl predictions and night and hillary clinton to face-off with bernie sanders. it will feel below zero from watch -- for much of the country. and breaking news regarding bill cosby' s wife. anchor: and a one-way trip to perfect pizza. want the secret? >> it is so cold. >> warm hearts will take care. >> there are so many things i want to say. >> we have 10 seconds. >> we are down to eight seconds. you still have time. >>> tonight, the race for the white house and donald trump's bold prediction. the republican front-runner and what he said is coming

mundey and four other gao employees were discovered defrauding the prince george's lunch program when the agency p performed it's own internal audit. today in court it was testified that there were 90,000 reduced lunch applications he have year. year usda standards only 3% ever randomly verified. that may explain why there's so much fraud. 300 gao employees were found defrauding lunch programs nationwide. this jury trial is expected to continue tomorrow. reporting live in upper marlboro, tracee wilkins. >> thank you. >>> metro is reminding its train operators to pay extra attention when opening the doors. there have been at least three recent cases when doors were opened on the wrong side. transportation reporter adam tuss broke that news on twitter today, and he joins us live from the smithsonian station with what metro is doing to try to make sure it doesn't happen again. adam? >> reporter: that's right, doreen. you know, in each of these cases it was as simple as pressing the wrong button on the train. now, no one was hurt, but metro train operators are watched closely. take a look

the gao report was highly critical of the program and basically saying that it was not working and it should be approach to it and that view this. look, we need something like this. we have got to have monitors for this. i think it's only a matter of time when people who want to do us harm, will increase the level of sophistication. we know they're trying to do something's going to break through, either from a foreign agent coming to this cou trying to cause harm. scott: congressman murphy and the house oversighearing this week on the biowatch monitors. the department of homeland security will be there to address continuing the program and expenditures. we asked dhs tdid not receive a response. still to come on "full measurerd not to be happy about low gas prices. 2009. scott: gas prices in the u.s. are averaging $1.80 a gallon. that's more than a dollar less from the peak last year. in many american households, cheaper gas goes a long way towards balancing the family budget. but for hundreds of thousands of families tied to the industry, they're paying a high price for low-cost oil.

thatpuanar is ifia ll or ghnataevon i ad at eoadanus at t tcaigwi gao ali t miit i d joday ido tgh lotin. ser,t th tsutu aman. t pa ind tpa o ivit helyrteryo y pe, m fft kgn a til ge pofth e'o tone oe . atwhe >vegoenc. uay ged ae iy. dyoanite weit pumus t i k'sy en dth sngbe thop eonis hshntte ot el aer he yllesk er swat t o tli npon >>e'e yh? >>th 'lb ere'h l wer w t i o u'eaer herdsl sh radoay. cteouh idi en ihiwer hemis, iele wibeon tath pe gg tyi ntto seorbith f cog afav,ir >>anu. t,heda el easools pry. owes es t puance asheneb t f sek beent the? g fooor ai nngy tni fpren t'gh'sna, m, o ibti >e t oamn >>ll t'stf eanssthtom naoof rsin heuainepic pry. s t frun g. stgil roa ta, st lal kke er amcapres l ia ndju pov t e e cagn aiapr , atoe y knhontr sis esimin gihistba > dea d? sng trnow y hicwhus e? t isean ce h nt t ht teav a ba f d. el50 dgainth lywir-entou ofe osten uast ama 14. aryd t. log ad has ceofy d ws d. sndwa uue b aranis,r delymad u cetoweth soert aroi te ng ch ds es 'ino w bse s iinte l abgelilyre ahi tga. 'rllprrtlcost weowd n andiedid sin.io on erd, t chngfootti d a rblns

the gao report was highly basically saying that it was not working and it should be scrapped in terms of further approach to it and that people should sit down and review this. look, we need something like this. there is no question. we have got to have monitors for this. i think it's only a matter of time when people who want to do us harm, will increase the level of sophistication. we know they're trying to do this and, sooner or later, something's going to break through, either from a foreign agent coming to this country or someone domestically trying to cause harm. scott: congressman murphy and the house oversight committee have planned a hearing this week on the biowatch monitors. the department of homeland security will be there to address continuing the program and expenditures. we asked dhs to comment for this story and did not receive a response. still to come on "full measure" -- it's hard not to be happy about low gas prices. they're the lowest since 2009. but there's a price to pay for america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chi

look at this gao report.meman officials require all requested information in a timely manner. >> mitt romney pays taxes on all the money earned from the came man entities. >> i would think it would be like pirate heaven, some pirate would go and steal all the >> we >> well, that actual live doesn't happen because the rules are understandable. >> our laws are so complex, even regulators don't understand the the s.e.c. investigated bernie madoff six times but didn't stop >> ber >> bernie madoff could never have gotten away in cayman what he got away with here in the u.s. >> >> america's complex laws only pretend to stop fraud. remember the solution after the enron scandal? >> with the tough new law, we will act against those who have shaken confidence in our m >> tha >> that gave us a law called sur veins oxley which cox americans billions in paperwork but didn't prevent madoff's fraud or the next bubble. >> the economy in crisis. big banks in a death spiral. >> banks made bad decisions. it makes sense that you

>> should the federal government continue to fund the biological and given the recent gao report on its failings and problems including the lack of valid performance data? >> i think we probably will get back to on the record with that. >> can you answer that? >> i'm a longtime critic of biological. but, i think you should continue to fund the current program for a defined timeframe until we have a strategy for what we are going to go and do next. by ank the notion that watch or even the next gentile watch series of environmental sensors can protect the country is wrongheaded. the technology is just not good enough. the cost effectiveness ratio is not advantageous. we need a new generation of technology. it is not there yet. again, diagnostics, would make a big difference. you do need these sorts of sensors to protect high-risk targets and national security events and so forth. the problem with bio watch right now is it is not characterized out, verynts graphically, and i think accurately, we do not know that it works. it is not clear that it does not work, it has a very limited range o

gao, thedent and the government accountability office which are independent and works closely with the hill, they are almost exactly the same. the biggest problems that need to be solved everyone agrees with because no one thinks that veterans should be waiting longer to get access to the benefits. no one thinks government should be wasting taxpayer dollars on things that can be much less expensive and work simply. it is an incredible coming together of both sides. mikey: the budget thing is super surprising. we will not tell you the half-hour version of it. but, people who do follow these things closely were dumbfounded because not only were we funded -- not only are we a project that the president is very personally invested in, asking congress for money, this congress for money, but our appropriations land inside the white house. if there is one thing this congress does not want to add more money to -- there is a few of them, but the white house is high on the list. this is a very surprising outcome. haley and other people helped. i didn't know what i was doing and still don't. we g

that is one of the findings in a report by the gao.t was obtained by the associated press. the gao stopped short of alleging widespread cheating but says the administration has struggled to resolve eligibility questions. secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergey lever up spoke about the syria.d cease-fire in the two discussed the coordination challenges the country's face ahead of a cease-fire that is scheduled to take effect on saturday. appeals committee is reducing the ban on outgoing leader sepp blatter from eight years to six years. it will do the same for uefa leader michele platini. an internal briefing reviewed by bloomberg news reveals the hopefuls are being asked to praise a fair and transparent election process, among other things. airlines are not taking any chances with a midwest storm. a have canceled more than 900 flights going in and out of chicago today before any snow started falling. forecasters say up to 18 inches could fall in the great lakes region. global news 24 hours a day powered by our

he pointed out that the gao but determined you violated federal law.o is in charge of the kober propaganda? >> it is actually just part of our outreach and education serve your there was no covert propaganda. >> so there is no one over that to together outreach or known in charge? >> we have communication folks. >> who was the head of that? who is responsible for that? >> i would have to go back and look at the exact time but we actually have a large education outreach group, but none of that-- >> no one was punished for it though, right? >> we don't believe-- >> we understand that the person was promoted and now working for the white house come about in your opening statement you made it sound like congress was deploring you to move forward with this. where did the idea for this come from and who was in charge of drafting this package? >> actually what is or the clean water rule came because the supreme court told us that we needed to make improvements in the law based on science and that we needed to prove a connection and do a better job. >> that wa

the obama administration has about fighting the gao says the administration has struggled to resolve eligibility questions. the top u.s. commander in the pacific says a new anti-ship missile needs to be deployed soon. counterile is needed to chinese and russian naval threats. the navy plans on buying 500 of the missiles from lockheed martin in the next five years. mark: coming up on the european close today, mario draghi has two weeks left to decide how to wrap his stimulus. the ecb must be careful about introducing new measures. more highlights, next. ♪ mark: this is the european close. vonnie: beautiful london picture there. time for the bloomberg business flash. sales of new homes in the u.s. -- contractnth signings in the west held by the most in 5.5 years. shares of lows falling today. depot.ults trailed home they are not benefiting as much from the home-improvement boom. dunkin' donuts faces the cladding sales and tougher competition from mcdonald's. it is revamping its menu boards. overhaulingts is drive-through windows. european central bank president mario draghi has two wee

can you walk us through some of the recommendations of the gao report? >> yeah, so one of the things that the gao report asks us to do is to look at the methodology that states were using to make these determinations around disproportionality. and so what we've done in the proposed rule is suggested that states develop a risk ratio methodology that will help them figure out which are the districts where there is this disproportionality. as a first step to a process of then evaluating why that disproportionality is happening and then addressing resources to intervene. and one of the things that we've tried to stress about this proposed rule is it's not intended to necessarily reduce the number of students identified as having disabilities. it's about ensuring that students are getting the right services. and if -- in some cases it's that students, african-american stude students, latino students, particularly african-american and latino male students are in some places disproportionately assigned to more time outside of the regular classroom even for the

the american academy of pediatrics along with the government accountability office or gao are urging fcc to adopt up-to-date radiation standards. current standards are 20 years old and don't account for a child's use. in montgomery county, laura evans, fox 5 local news. >>e they too declined our request for an interview but did release this statement. the u.s. has amongst the most conservative standards in the world as part of our routine review we are soliciting input from multiple stake holders experts. russia, italy, france, switzerland, china and bull jump are among the 20 countries that is enacted policies to reduce wi-fi expose hours in schools. there are communities here in the u.s. that are taking action to reduce or ban wi-fi exposure. >> a proposal from a kentucky lawmaker could lead to zoo interesting discussions between husband's and wife. she introduced a bill to make men get a note from their wives in order to use erectile dysfunction drugs. she started thinking about how the legislature, which is mostly male, would feel if the government w into men's medical decisions.

. >> the american academy of pediatrics along with government accountability office or gao are uming fcc to adoment up to state radiation standards current standards are 20 years old and don't account for child's use. in montgomery countsy, laura evans fox5 local news. >> all right. we reached out to fcc with questions and they too declined our requests for interview. but they did release this statement. it said the u.s. has among most conservative standards in the world and as part of routine review of the standards we're soliciting input from multiple stake holders experts including federal health agencies and others to guy assessments. >> russia, italy, switzerland, china, france, bell yum have active policies to reduce wifi expose newer schools. . >> and well that adoes it for us here on "fox" news morning. that's a look at local news. stay with us for a full half hour of the hill. we have you covered all things politics after >> straight ahead push out and trump wins hillary hangs on. that's all next on "fox5"on the hill. good morning. i'm veronica clearly alongside the hill and

that they are too big to fail to give the big banks another reason and the gao report as of 30-year 15 basis points. the others say too big to regulate were too big to jail. in with that political power? debate but that study were some versions and show the tune big to fail it did take to shrug. >> so dodd/frank and the agreement we had is a vigorous and a good direction that under the new capital rules because they're big but they had dash floor capitol and the biggest firms with a higher percentage of capital. and their subject to the special said oversight. and with the liquidation of authority both reported dead constructive way the head of the fdic the ability to unwind in a way that could be done without breaking down. cell to make them more costly is the advantages to be bigger than what you see as companies talk about drinking. so she capital talks about investing today there was the discussion that agee should prevent to avoid that extra capital and discussion and to simplify. of behalf of those living wills but the practical effect to show how they can be simplified and why i

the report was obtained by associated press and the gao stopped short of alleging widespread cheatingays the administration has struggled to resolve eligibility questions. u.s., theyheastern are adding up the toll from last night's killer tornadoes. two people were killed when a park inhit an rv louisiana more than 30 were injured another person was killed in mississippi. the top u.s. commander in the pacific's is a new anti-missile me to be deployed soon. admiral harry harris told a committee the missile is needed to counter improved russian and chinese naval strength of the navy plans and lying 500 of the missiles through the year 2021. detroit public schools have reached their borrowing limit. that means officials will not be able to take on more debt to pay bills when money runs out in april. michigan lawmakers are working on restructuring some of the cities $2 billion of obligations. news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. vonnie: thank you so much. the u.k. potential exit from the european union and uncertainty around t

the gao report states that even though money was to help pay insurers, it represents a cost to the government. >>> the markets bounced back after a rough start today. the s&p rose 9. the nasdaq jumped 39. >>> up next interesting latest political wrangling over a supreme court nominee and the surprising trial balloon from the white house. >>> president obama tries to make a point today regarding addressing a nominee for the supreme court. new tonight, we're hearing from senator grassley's office that the senate judiciary committee is working out o'a time to meet with the president about a nomination. >> reporter: the gop will cave. that seemed to be the sentiment from president obama today who with jordan's king abdullah patiently waiting by his side, took nine minutes in the oval office to express his confidence that senate republicans would come around and give his supreme court nominee a fair hearing. >> the easier thing to do is to give in to the most extreme voices within their party and stand pat and do nothing. but that's not our job. our job is to fulfill our constitutional duties. >>

it>>> in's wayes dne wed.sday e we'ry readlato pr y ouiatriv me gao "wh."knew e sincuafebrs ry ionnatinaal sck od foth mon- - didou yw kno?that howe t iughtout w bldeun f to st ter youleknowabdge yoout ur vo fa mriteieunchs. da hoac is trosstrhe s eet, ca g usinkiall f nd ootcommation oc30 rhek, tp shoe theris. $1 o 00 te thosgewho e t th an s swert.righ hoto those w't don a getenn ev be gtter oift,f ne osiher gned bo oks. mwith me issaelisrk cla, re erport t forhew "ne york s"timed fooiosectn. u' yoeeve bthn wima us imny tes. ni o ce tyosee aiu agn. e arreyou toady y? pla i >>t wan gto aetna s fckstir. >> e i'v beenit hting theco poprn ov er here. ,hodaou y're next. >> d whyon't we have anyck snas er ov rehe? wh sat iou y rname? y>> mam nes i iedott. w >>hato d youav hine ou yr ?hand n >> ay empt gwine. lass he>> wrere a f yourom? >> y new ork. er>> hyoe's ueur qn.stio wh naat soock f gd tos?uest s waa,it, df golcrish rsacke, b, tz rick craorers c, c, iheezts? >> ez che. its zz[ buer ] >> t, wait, wait. wai he>> s w's ar.inne es the le ittlgsthingh, rit? j

. >> american academy of pediatrics and government accountability office or gao are ago examining them to adopt radiation standards and don't skingt for a child's use flaws bear 30 2r50 years old. >> we reached out to fcc with questions and they, too, declined our request for interview but released this statement. u.s. has mopping the most conservative standards in the world and as part of our rear view we're soliciting -- russi russia, italy, france, switser land, belgium are 20 countries that enacted countries to reduce wifi in schools and countries in the u.s. are taking action to reduce or ban wifi exposure. >> and first of kind event came to district this weekend. we'll take you to tap tall show to tell operate al maerm marriage and less than 24 hours back to the daily griped for most of you. what you can do or start doing this relieve some of the unwanted stress that comes along with being an adult and having a j-o-b. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and co

the american academy of pediatrics along with the government accountability office or gao are urging the fcc to adopt updated in montgomery county, laura evans, fox 5 local news. >> we reached out to the fcc with questions. they too declined our request for an interview but released this statement. quote, the u.s. has among the more conservative staven ards in the world. as part of our routine review of these standards, we are soliciting input from multiple stakeholder experts including health agencies and others to guide our assessment, end quote. russia, italy, france, switzerland, china and bull that have enacted policies to reduce wi-fi exposures in schools. >>> it's scary stuff. there's arguments on both sides of it, of course. but kids there. >> having kids, you're around wi-fi all the time though. >> you have it at home. >> you have it everywhere. it probably did, there's probably more wi-fi in the school, but still. i d about it. it seems like we're sort of dependent on this stuff and it's hard to get rid of it. >> interesting topic. >> if you drink alcohol, we're going to te

so that gao is helpful. i think anybody's scrutiny that adds some choices for what can be done to make sure we're doing this correctly can do so. the bottom line is we know that they took out from 90,000 centrifuges down to 5000. they took the -- the plutonium reactor. there is no enrichment taking place. my time isendez: over. my focus was not about the invitation of the jcpoa, is about iran's malign activities. are also extremely focused on that. i had a meeting with the gcc if you weeks ago. we are meeting again somewhere in the next few weeks. of our we have plussed assistance in the billions of dollars in terms of sales to them for their ability to be able to push back against iranian activities. we have engaged with the iranians on their activities yemen, and wen have high hopes that over the course of this to process we can begin to deal with the flow of weapons that the coming out of lebanondamascus into and threatening israel. we are very clear about that. and the threat of hezbollah. and engagement

gao tells me they have a monitoring system in place to see the administration follow through on the recommended changes. live in washington, justin gray, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> still to come at 4:00. >> what administrators accused of doing that got her arrested. >> a close look at the damage a massive tornado left behind as it ripped its way up the east coast. >>> dozens of elderly patients at a nursing home in the villages have come down with a stomach bug. >> they were good about warning us in preparing us. (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. publix. where shopping coughs or sneezes and it's an outbreak. >> the mistery stomach was with 3000 -- 300 patients and employees said at a nursing home. >> they are doing everything they can. >> we asked what is behind the outbreak. officials at the assisted living facility -- facility say residents and employees came down with a nasty bug. >> health officials has stepped in to figure o

say a >>hend sng brie s thhe-- s gsbrin s thed acree spacheof t rd gao en tme. opshe upens me. th tois sevry, hoen ti ugh a use iofictchnal tearact r, iasis bed m onuey tre lifriexpe.ence e shs takehrme t toughhis jo y urneifof le. d an -- >> w one soman how. o >>omne whoan sw. knyou haow whit, t ts -- iheres m socoany iempanvos in wlvedith th hais te,t are, likpo supg rtin th liis, fake, fthomheor t one n woma.show >>on gna ben i terheatsll a over th une cotry. >> a andleudibex is ivclusely g doinauthe bodio ndok an the n simous& shanter erd evy ybodis -- >> is it ex an enperirice w ating ok bo a andxpll englodi. c >>atongrioulatns. awhatcrn inleedibke, lirs, fit -- >> is it zi amang. >> t andhohe s mw, i tean,hat wa crs inleedib. too i' evve noner d ie --s t waedfilm dant iwas my first. er evngythi f's a.irst o >> sy happyofor weu, s.etie ca "lled tcomee o thengard." itand ju is - st -ilit wesl bls ur yort hea. t >> yhanko ou s.much t>>hank you so much. >> you won't be ab tlento corol ur yoit exct emen ywheneeou s at whre we'ng goigi to wave ay. go nn, doa. f >>, irst ithisod

>> i certainly know the work on these issues internally, and gao really was concerned that -- sorry.i re-tweet wasn't able to trackback t to epa. went of the things i tried to explain, although i don't agree with gao, i'm not disrespecting the decision to we will work with omb. office of management and budget to do the kinds on how use of his thunderclap. we followed and will make sure we address this. >> other innovations coming in, others that allow you to a non-lcv things. but we don't want our federal -- >> it will never be me. >> i gotcha. second millennium apologize to how cold it is in this room. there are other offices that are like ovens. apparently our system doesn't know the difference between wintertime and summertime. >> i can now -- >> i apologize. >> that's okay. >> we have a number of members who have a number of questions we liked is that for the record. we would appreciate the kind response to those. not like you don't have enough to do. we would like a timer response to that. again thank you for being here this morning and i know you anticipated that this was not g

mundey and four other gao employees were discovered defrauding the prince george's lunch program whenhe agency performed its own internal audit. it's important to note that mundey did pay back the $1,300 that she used in this alleged defrauding scam, but according to the prince george's county courts, they still wanted to go forward with this case. coming up on news4 at 6:00, we heard some testimony that sheds a little light on how this and other cases that are very similar were allowed to happen. reporting live in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> tracee, thanks. >>> d.c. residents who put up private security cameras outside their homes or businesses can now get some cash back. mayor muriel bowser announced that she'd launched the private security camera initiative today. the purchase and installation and registration of those cameras. d.c. police can then request the footage if a crime occurs. residents who put up the cameras can get between $200 and $500 back in rebates. >>> well, you don't have to go far to come across a pothole. they're opening up all over the dmv, an

gao and other organizations are always looking at us.he inspector general and the department, the congress, so i think, the lack of having a gap practice on auditing, does not mean that the department's spending or records are out of control or useless, but it does mean that in a formal accounting sense, we have fallen short in and the services have been making a big effort to try to get that right. brian lamb: i wrote a bunch of things down from the book, and you say you became an ardent advocate for greater transparency. too much is being kept secret in the government. the department of defense leaks like a sieve. i cannot even read my own writing. the point you're are making is, when the government tries to stamp out leakers, it comes to a good end. talk about that. secretary gates: as i write in the book, i spent my life in the cia and defense department in an ocean of secrecy. i had clearances i had forgotten about for programs i forgot ten existed and so on. at the end of the cold war, when i was director of central intelligence, i

. >> should the federal government continue to fund bio watch program because of gao report including lack of performance data. >> i think we'll get back to you on the record for that. >> miss o'toole, can you answer that? >> i'm a long time critic of bio watch but, i think you should continue to fund the current program for defined period of time until we have a strategy for what we're going to go do next. think it the notion biowatch or the nextgen bio spec watch, series of environmental sensors can protect country is wrong-headed. technology isn't good enough. cost effect in this ratio is not advantageous. we need new generation of technology. it is not there yet. again diagnostics make a difference. you need the sensors to protect high-risk targets and national security events and so forth. the problem with biowatch right now, it is not characterized as gao points out very graphically and accurately, we don't know that it works. it is not clear that it doesn't work. it has a very limited range of bugs that it looks for. and to really cover an area of a city you would need a lot of