gardner: not at this time. the chair: the gentleman from california is recognized for 3 1/2 minutes. mr. waxman: mr. speaker, for those who want to export natural gas, this bill really isn't necessary. because the department of energy is approving enough export of natural gas that will allow us in a few years to be the largest exporter of l.n.g. in the world. so d.o.e. is acting. for those of you who are concerned about global freedom, get all of the approvals to export natural gas, the countries who are going to receive this natural gas are most likely going to be because pan and india, that's where they're paying higher prices for natural gas, it's going to be more profitable to ship the l.n.g. there. and i don't fault companies for doing that. they're in business to make money. it's going to provide more money to ship the natural gas there. well, what about the ukraine? what about the countries that are under threat from russia? angela merkel, head of germany, may not realize it but natural gas is not going

gardner had a pretty low profile then. he's the gop candidate running for senate against incumbent democrat mark udall. before he came to washington, he was a state lawmaker in 2007. he co-sponsored a near total ban on abortion with absolutely no exceptions in the case of rape or incest. it was a bill that would have put doctors who performed termination in prison for up to a dozen years. that same year, he was one of only a handful of legislators who voted against giving rape victims access to emergency contraception. during his tenure in the colorado statehouse he supported not one but two of the so-called personhood ballot measures that got voted down twice by voters in the state by more than 40 points. he also bragged about going the extra mile to try to get that bill passed. >> thank you. i have signed the personhood petition. i have taken the petitions to my church and circulated them in my church and have a legislative record that backs up my support for life. >> that was mr. gardner's legislative record on the stat

gardner was a co-sponsor on that in 2012 and as recently as 2013.n he was running for congress, he said that he would personally sponsor legislation to put an end to abortion. >> my question is, do you believe that abortion is the killing of an unborn child. and if yes, are you willing to carry legislation to end the practice? >> yes, i have the legislative background to back it up. >> a hat tip to the colorado newspaper to holding on to that audio. if his voting record wasn't consistent enough, you have the tape. and that's inconvenient with him who's seen for radical anti-abortion tapes. so, after all this, sponsoring personhood amendments on the state and federal level, cory gardner now says, hey, it was all a big mistake. he didn't really understand what the personhood bills were all about. he's sorry, he even wants to take it back. i did not know what i was sponsoring is not a position of strength. but that's where the colorado senate campaign is right now. chalk it aus one sort of bright spot. senator mark udall certainly knows who todd akin i

with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and an underground emergency cuts gas service to hundreds of people and authorities bust dozens of suspected drug dealers in a raid in berks county. but the big story is the arrest of an illegal immigrant for the rape a 26-year-old woman in center city philadelphia. a woman, a doctor at penn was strong armed on the street and hauled up to her apartment at 19th and spruce and then raped repeatedly. police say her attacker was milton garcia a honduran national. vernon odom is live with the full story. >> good evening, police say this suspect charged now with rape, robbery and kidnapping has made a full statement confessing to this crime on spruce street. >> this man milton garcia, age 28 an illegal immigrant from honduras is the center city rapist that struck saturday morning on spruce. >> the resident of rittenhouse square, we have this off the street. they say it was this who strong armed the woman, and forced her upstairs and repead

tune in after that with jim gardner tonight. >>> breaking news out of philadelphia's mayfair section, chopper 6 over the scene of a shooting on the 7100 block of frankfort avenue minutes ago. taking one to the hospital by police car and the condition unknown. updating you as information comes into the "action news" room. >>> police in philadelphia ve investigating a display of anti and they are watching away a sw swastika. and it impacts the entire community. >> this type of action does not promote a good society, does not promote peace. oven driving people apart and away from each other. >> and swastikas have been painted here before unfortunately. a rock thrown through the window about a week ago. and hoping to use footage from surveillance camera ps ps -- cameras insta staustaud last week. >>> and they found a woman laying near the connector bridge and the woman told the detectives she got out of her friend's car and they drove off and she said she fell asleep and believes that's when she was hit by a car. >>> the philadelphia police want now take a close look at these two men. nei

tune in at 6:30 right after "action news" with jim gardner. >> and back here a two-alarm warehouse fire in camden still burning hours after it started. if is ferry avenue. and they were treating the hot spots and the flames broke out about 4:00 a.m. causing explosions and the roof to collapse. no one hurt and no word on a cause. >>> a philadelphia police officer involved in a wrong-way accident. and the cruiser rear-ended a pick up traffic traveling against traffic. and the police kept the driver for questioning. >>> police in delaware say they arrested the problemer behind seven bake hold ups. 43 year old joseph mieluchowski. and they say he grew more violent in each heist. using a hand gun and demanded cash and mieluchowski charged with 16 counts of robbery and one count of kidnapping and other charges. he is behind bars on nearly $1 million bail. >>> "action news" confirmed conductor peter niero will not lead the philly pops. and instead it will be led by a guest conductor. he founded the pops 35 years ago and has been involved in a bitter feud with the c.e.o. giordano. >>> and jerry

. >> virginia beach police contacted ross gardner, a nationally recognized crime scene analyst. >> this was a very complex crime scene, and it wasn't until we got a lot of the dna information back that we were able to make sense of it. but certain aspects of the crime scene analysis certainly supported eddie's statement. >> but then gardner looked more closely at the crime scene photos and noticed that they contradicted eddie's story. the autopsy showed that the first shot penetrated quincy's heart. this creates arterial spurts, high-pressure ejections of blood from the body, and they are easily identified. >> because the blood is ejecting out in a stream, it breaks up into larger masses. and so, what we see in an arterial spurt are very large, elliptical-shaped stains. >> eddie said when he saw his wife being attacked, he grabbed the gun from the nightstand and shot quincy brown as he rushed towards him. yet, the blood spatter evidence and the crime scene photos showed that quincy brown was facing in the opposite direction. >> there is no evidence whatsoever that suggests that quincy w

forensic evidence from susan hamilton's murder, homicide investigators asked blood spatter expert ross gardner for his opinion. >> in this case, it is what the suspect says is ultimately going to be tested against the crime scene. >> when emergency workers arrived, dr. hamilton was covered in his wife's blood. >> dr. hamilton's presence at the crime scene, the fact that he's bloody is completely expected. he has come home and found his wife dead. he's cradled her, taken action.

gardner, busting the deadlock by busting solo home run. 2-1 new york in front now. on to the ninth. tying run on third. but derek norris strikes out looking. a's lose 2-1. finally, nba finals. air conditioning out in san antonio's at&t center. temperatures at court side 90 degrees. transition dunk spurs up 4. moments later, lebron james forced to leave with leg cramps. mission the final four minutes

duffy pitched relatively well. >> matt: gardner held hitless tonight.es started play tonight with a better road record than home mark. and should things not turn around tonight, joe girardi's guys would drop to 18-14 on the road. still a better record than at home. doesn't happen very often that the yankees are better away from yankee stadium. the last time they had a winning road record and losing home record, 1968, mickey mantle's final season in the big leagues. a two-out runner at third, a runner in the ninth. 8-4 kansas city. >> eric: and if gardner can get on, these folks here have another chance to see derek jeter, who's on deck. >> matt: the farewell tour will continue tomorrow. tomorrow is the day we're told the royals will do their gift presentation. that's become one of these league-wide, if not sport-wide events, that actually is monday. monday, the last game of the series. the 2-2. surfboard in san diego, cowboy boots in houston. what's he going to get -- what's your guess? >> eric: a big slab of meat. with some barbecue sauce. unlimited su

gardner, led a crusade that would make birth control illegal. and would make abortion a crime even in the cases of rape. we're talking about your rights. i'm mark udall. you have the right to live life on your own terms and make your own choices. that's why i approve this message. >> democrats are getting much better at articulating the case against republicans on these issues. heading into today's voting in colorado, republicans have been worried about whether cory gardner's already tough race might be further jeopardized by what else the republican party decides to do to their ballot today. colorado republicans have been worried they might screw up their chances at getting that senate seat by choosing a name that would go at the top of the ticket this fall, which might alienate people down the ticket. the republican candidates for governor including a former state senator, but the fourth republican candidate, he's the one who had republicans worried that if he wins the republican nomination for governor, he won't just lose the governor's race

>>> under caution at road america, at the gardner denver 200. what an interesting day it's been. we had an hour delay because conditions weren't dry enough for slick tires, but not wet enough for rain tires. hornish dominated early. now waiting for pit road to open. and watching conditions on the radar, to see if we'll need to switch tires back to slick. got all that? there will be a test later. >> looks like we may be finished with the rain. >> there's still a wet track. i can't see that the track will dry enough that we need to change back. >> i'm with you. i don't think the track will dry enough to take that gamble. i think the call would be to leave the tires on and get fuel, or get new rain tires. >> that's a tough decision, because you don't have any data from any other time telling you how long they last. you would have to take them off to get any idea. >> and we're under the yellow as we come to the last ten laps. and history says, a lot of yellow flags late in the race. and a lot of beating and banging and feels get hurt. four after lap 40 last year and in 2007. you know

. >>> and right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and more up next at 6:00. another 8.2 million vehicles added to general motors recall list. the problems and which vehicles are included coming up. >>> the search is suspended for 14 year old swimmer who went missing off the coast of ocean city, new jersey. >>> those stories and more coming up next at 6:00. for the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass. have a great ♪ >>> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is more trouble for general motors. g.m. has issued a recall of 8.2 million vehicles, primarily because of faulty ignition switch. the latest recall involves mostly older mid-size cars because of what it calls unintend unintended problems. and it has no conclusive evidence that the faulty switches caused the crashes. the recall covers seven vehicles including the chevy malibu from 1997-2005. the pontiac grand pre 2004-2008. the cadillac cts,

gardner: mr. chairman. mr. gardner: mr. chairman, i move that the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the motion that the committee rise. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the committee rises. the speaker pro tempore: mr. chairman. the chair: mr. speaker, the committee of the whole house on the state of the union having had under consideration h.r. 6 directs me to report that it has come to no resolution thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that the committee has had under consideration h.r. 6 and has come to no resolution thereon. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry. we're c-span, created by the cable industry 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your cable or splite provider. >> what i have right here is a partially processed

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner.hursday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is the final step of our accuweather transition, temperatures are down and showers are moving through, this is the way it looked today in center city philadelphia, as the expected rain helped to move out that very hot weather, we'll see the spectacular results of this cold front come tomorrow, lets check out double scan radar and meteorologist, cecily tynan. >> we got rid of the heat and now the showers, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing nothing more than some lingering showers along the coast. yesterday's high was 94 in philadelphia, and the high came after midnight, 81 degrees, you can see all the heat pushed well down to the south, with the cold front that continues to push from the north to the south and this is bringing us a breath of fresh air, dew points show how much moisture is in the air, the dew point in philadelphia, that is slightly humid, looking to the north binghamton, 46 and that is very dry air, this continue

jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and the big expansion is approved for the gardidn't state parkway andence struggle is captured on camera. but it's big story is the arrival of downpours in the tri-state area, this is the sky over center city philadelphia through the eyes of sky 6, the storm clouds painted an ominous picture over the philadelphia skyline, and this is a results of the visitors at an outdoor farm market. they were pelted by heavy rain just a short time ago. we should check out double scan radar, woe know there is rain and how heavy and where. >> it's all the moisture in the atmosphere, it will be move scattered than widespread and that is some good news and mainly confined to the state of pennsylvania and new jersey and much of delaware escaped the downpours later. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it's quiet out there, one thunderstorm in mercer coin, moving away from pennington and cherry valley road and 206 south and east of the princeton, 14 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes and this has the history of producing heavy rainfall in the pennington area, at t

. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories next at 6:00a deadly fire rips through a home in wilmington and now investigators want to know if it was intentionally set. and jim gardner speaks with jimmy kimmel about a historic gift to jefferson university. >>> and a black bear spotted and why they are not trying to catch it. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and monica malpass and sharrie ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jl. the philadelphia school district is fighting for new funding and a lawn mower is involved in a serious crash in delaware

hamilton, agreed with gardner's assessment. >> the spatter places the shoe within an area capable ofeceiving spatter, and the spatter is being generated by some impact into a blood source, which, in this case, is mrs. hamilton. >> and blood spatter found four inches up inside of his right shirt cuff was most telling. it was direct spatter, meaning the blood landed directly on the shirt. for spatter to get up inside the cuff meant it had to be traveling at some speed. >> for it to get on the inside, the blood has to be coming at an angle capable of missing the wrist and the edge of the cuff and the outside and going on the inside of it. that puts very limited positions with which that could have occurred. >> the only way that could have happened is from somebody using their hand to either hold a weapon or something like that, and beat -- beat susan hamilton and the blood droplets come spewing off to be driven up in that angle. >> scientists performed dna testing on each and every bloodstain on dr. hamilton's shirt and shoes. it was all susan's blood. luminol tests revealed even more o

. >>> jim gardner is standing by with these stories and more at 6:00. >> the delaware and lehigh valleyis scrambling for ways to beat the heat. >> hundreds of new jersey national guard soldiers get a sendoff ceremony at the joint base, heading to the mid east for a year deemployment. i'll have that story coming up. >>> now for jaime apody, >>> "action news" delaware valleys leading news program, with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is developing news from the summerton section of philadelphia, police are trying to find two men who kidnapped a teenager and raided his home getting away with $30,000. the home is on the 10,100 block of ferndale in somerton and live is dann cuellar. what are the details here? >> reporter: crime scene investigators are still here on the scene voest gating this home invasion. they believe this family is targeted because they own businesses and rental properties. they held their son hostage demanding they give up the money. >> they put us down and asked us for the money.

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner.rsday night, a million dollar power ball ticket is sold in montgomery county and a historic tavern in delaware county goes up in flames. and the big story is a flash flood watch for 2:00 in the morning, we are expecting pockets of heavy rain that could drop an inch or two per hour. just like earlier in the week, it depends on your location. so what we need to do is check in with local radar and cecily tynan. what is the latest from accuweather. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan show that in philadelphia it's not raining right now but we have heavy downpours in parts of cheffer and lancaster county. as we zoom in, we see this one band of heavy downpours moving through honey brook and crossing route 41 and route 30 as well. we zoom in a little bit more and another band out of kirkwood and oxford, if you put the rainfall rates on, some of these pocketed falling at the rate of 1 inch per hour than is real

here is our security correspondent, frank gardner. >> iraq is in danger of being torn apart.ilitiamen from the shia majority have been fighting the and alorces of isis, qaeda splinter group. the baghdad government has appealed for help. iran said they are considering it, and so too is president obama with conditions. >> there will be short-term immediate things that need to be our militarily, and national security team is looking at all the options. this should also be a wake-up call for the iraqi government. there has to be a political component to this. >> reaper drones could be deployed. helicopters,s. shared intelligence. in this complex fight, washington says there will be no u.s. boots on the ground. are syria and iraq experiencing violent insurgencies, increasingly sectarian, mostly between sunni and shia muslims. the sunnis are concentrated in the north and the west. sunni groupnatical present in iraq and syria. byiraq, it is being helped that sunni resentment against the government. this month, they have taken iraq's second citys. genesishis could be the of a new isl

chris gardner works at outdoor gear company rei, is dad to two little girls and husband to a full-time teacher. does their story sound familiar? >> there is a negotiation that happens every day about who is picking uh which child and the taking them to which activity? >> reporter: it's the work life pressure millions of americans face but the law does little to address. in a survey of 185 countries just three don't require paid family leave, oman, pap with a new guinea and the u.s. nearly half of working parents have turned down a job because it would be too hard on their families. today the white house held a summit on working families to make the case for family-friendly policies. jetblue has more than 2,000 customer service reps who work from home including this mom to a 9 and 12-year-old. >> i work 40 hours a week. the schedule works around my personal life. not the other way around. >> reporter: the software company sass has free on-site day care. >> i can walk over, see how he is and get back to work. >> reporter: these are rare exceptions. the white house today offered few speci

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gardner: i thank the chairman. at this time i would like to yield three minutes to the chairman of the energy and commerce committee, mr. upton. the chair: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for three minutes. mr. upton: thank you, mr. speaker. you know, the energy and commerce committee has been tackling issue the of l.n.g. exports for quite some time now. and what began as a solid case in favor of these exports has only grown stronger. i support this bill, the domestic prosperity and global freedom act, and i applaud in particular the sponsor, cory gardner, for his efforts on this important bipartisan bill. last october we held a forum that consisted of nearly a dozen representatives of foreign governments as well as the commonwealth of puerto rico, all of whom expressed their strong interest in buying l.n.g. from the u.s. three of them, hungary, the czechoslovakia and lithuania, our eastern european allies that are currently dependent on russia for natural gas, they described in great detail how russia wi

chris gardner works at outdoor gear company rei, dad to two energetic girls and husband to a full time teacher. >> there's a negotiation about which parent is take up which child and taking them to which activity. >> reporter: it's pressure millions of americans face. the law does little to address. in 183 countries, just three don't require leave, including the u.s. nearly half of working parents say they turned down a job because it would be too hard on their families. tonight the white house held a summit on working families to make a case for family friendly policies. jetblue has more than 2,000 customer service reps who work from home, including elise furman. >> i work 40 hours a week, my schedule works around my personal life. >> reporter: this company has free on site day care. these are rare exceptions. the white house today offered few specifics on how to fix the problems facing working families and acknowledge the reforms it supports are unlikely to go anywhere. >> i think the real hope here is to foster a conversation. >> reporter: republicans charge it's really a message to

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, rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good << dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight --robert pattinson. from "orange is the new black", pablo schreiber this week in unnecessary censorship and music from nico & vinz. with cleto and the cletones. --and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >>jimmy: tonight on the show -- from "orange is the new black", pablo schreiber is here,we have music from nico and vinz,and >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for coming. you are going to mek ake me cry you keep doing that. it was yet another big night of basketball here on abc, the heat and the spurs, have you been watching the series, matched up in game four of the nba finals. i guess the answer is no -- tonight tea game w tonight's game was in miami. and the next game in san antonio. they go back and forth so the spurs can go home and feed their turtles in between games. the finals teach us a lesson. that lesson is we are short. while america was focused on basketball tonight, the rest of the world was watching soccer today. the world cup started in sao paulo,

. >>> and for the entire "action news" team i am jim gardner. hope that you will join us at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, road block. gas prices going up. how high will they go? >>> and the ups truck, the terrible crash. what was the frightening cause? >>> and shots fired on the american border. developing now. >>> and the pope, his health scare. >>> and crossing the line. the photo finish, she's nearly eight months pregnant. what so many of you are saying tonight.

and a daughter with a woman he'd dated named robin gardner. >> gary was full of life.e was probably more full of life than anybody that i have ever, ever known. when i met gary, he was 21-years-older than i, and we would go dancing, and we would go to the movies. and he was caring, and fun. >> and charming? >> extremely charming. >> reporter: robin moved to tucson in her 20s from a small town in the appalachian mountains. gary, she says, opened her eyes to a new way of life. >> well, i had never eaten at a five-star restaurant. i had never drank fine wine. i had never been on a private jet. >> reporter: and, robin says, gary was generous with the money he'd made. >> gary was a big giver, he was a big giver. i remember we were at a restaurant, and there was a waitress that really seemed like she -- she was struggling. he did a origami flower out of a hundred dollar bill, and he gave it to that waitress. and he did that not to showboat, he did it to be nice. he did it to be kind. >> reporter: and then came the day that changed everything. a nightmare come to life. it was

he knows that pat sajak ""wheel of fortune"" i >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team isding by a of. updating the breaking news a search for a suspect that shot13-year-old in south philadelphia. >>> regional rail service is up and running after a septa strike lasted one day over the weekend. >>> why the commuters still have a tron be concerned. >>> the lehigh valley is in the national spotlight between the matchup between team u.s. and ghana. we'll explain straight ahead. >>> if you are in philadelphia and under 18 you qualify for free summer males. i'll tell yo-- males-- meals cog >>> monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is this live picture over a south philadelphia neighborhood. the police are trying to find the gunman that shot a 13-year-old boy. they believe that the shooter is held up inside of that house. they may be ready to enter the dwelling. the victi victim managed to run several blocks. chad pradelli you have the latest. >>reporter:we are here at 21s 21st and mountain. there is suspected man suspected in this shooting held up in a home a b

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. >>> for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner. we hope you will join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the breaking news, the twin tornados caught on tape, all part of a major outbreak of twisters at this hour, the meteorologist warning, take this seriously, while in the west, the wildfire and evacuations. >>> also the breaking developments in iraq, the u.s. marines moving in to protect the u.s. embassy and u.s. warships now on the move. >>> real money with the extreme heat on the way this week, the simple tip that could save your family hundreds of dollars. >>> and the jeopardy champ, big news tonight about alex tremendous beck. we go back to that very first show, the category, holidays, the third monday in january starting in 1986.

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for adam joseph, cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. tonight, moment of impact. cameras roll as skies darken and a twister hits. roofs ripped away and we're tracking the threat into the night. >> terror warning, al qaeda trying to make bombs decemb s d as everyday items to be undetected on planes. >>. >> big bite. a shocker as a player seems to bite a rival. are these pictures proof? >>> stressed out. where are you most stressed? at home, or at work? spriegs test results and what you can do about it right now. >>> a good evening to you on this tuesday night. we come on the air with threatening skies and rising

brendan gaughan has won the gardner denver 200 race. >> whoo! >> thank you so much. >> there were three or four times during this race, i didn't even think gaughan would even finish. a great race. >> 98 times he's gone to the green flag, but the first time he's going to take home the trophy. >> what does this mean to you? >> it's been a lot of years since we've been in victory lane. i want to thank these guys. it's a good day. all i want to say. >> overcome with emotion. you can see how much this means to him and the whole team. >> going to be fun. >> they've won the camping world series eight times, but this is the first time in the nationwide series. again, road america, what a race. >> glad you saw it? >> oh, yeah. it had everything. let's be honest, what a great job that gaughan did. but how about tagliani, in two laps, almost won this race. coming from way behind. o'connell, second. >> but today is about that man. richard childress racing. we saw, off the course, three different times in this race. throwing the race into chaos, having to cl

melvin bottom 1st craig gentry playing center in place coco crisp makes a great catch to rob brett gardnerf extra bases take another look great catch bottom 3rd jacoby ellsbury 3-run home run off jesse chavez 4-1 yankees fans sleeping! top 6th/ 4-2 yankees yoenis cespedes goes the opposite way to the short porch in right for his 2nd home run of the game a solo job 4-3 yankees fans now awake! bottom 7th josh donaldson solo home run 5-4 a's lew wolff clapping a's scored 2 more in the 9th final: 7-4 a's yankees have lost 12 of last 16 at yeankee stadium and are now.500 for the season don zimmer. who played, managed, or coached in professional baseball for 66 years. died today at the age of 83 giants/reds ryan vogelsong. solid outting tonight but's he's down 2-0 after jay bruce doubles into the right field corner scoring brandon phillips 2-0 reds top 6th/ 2-0 reds michael morse goes deep for a solo home run 2-1 reds top 6th / 2-1 reds jaun perez 2-run home run his 1st of the year 3-2 giants final: 3-2 giants romo: 18th save giants 7 ½ games up on dodgers. who are playing right now > > i think

the throw home not in time to get brent gardner.ew york tacked on another run in the second. >> gardner drops one to the left. in comes brian roberts. the yankees go on to blank oakland 7-0. david phelps and two relievers combine for a two-hitter. >> despite this guy's outfit, the tigers were not at at&t park. they were tied 2-2 in the fifth. buster posey scores to make it 3-2. but sergio romo could not provision the two-run lead in the ninth. the soft single to center drives in a pair. the rockies score five times in the ninth and stun the giants 7-4. >>> four years ago in south africa spain got by the netherlands 1-0 to capture the world cup. yesterday the dutch had a chance to get revenge. we go to salvador, brazil for the long-awaited match. the spaniards strike first. 27th minute, a foul in the box. the penalty kick and he buries it in the back of the net. the dutch tie it newspaper the 44th minute. he launches himself and scores with that header. the netherlands would break it open and win 5-1. argen robin with the fancy footw

. >>> now, for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- stanley cup champs, justin williams and alec martinez. mayor eric garcetti and mayor bill debecause i don't. from "game of thrones," lena headey. and music from jungle. and now, more than ever, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello and welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for all the clapping.

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gardner: the gentleman reserves. the chair: does anyone wish to speak in opposition to the amendment? the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. gardner: i thank the chairman for his support and the chairman of the subcommittee for his support and i encourage passage of this bill to help rural colorado and rural america produce and provide greater telemedicine opportunities for the country. i yield back. the chair: all time being yielded back, the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed. to -- agreed to. the clerk will read. the clerk: page 50, line 12, limitation on inspection and weighing services expenses, $50 million. office of the undersecretary for food safety, $816,000. food safety and inspection 005,189,000. the chair: the clerk will suspend. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. grayson: i have an amendment at the desk. grayson num

. >>> 6abc will have live coverage with jim gardner from the national constitution center on tuesday, october 21st, the day she receives the medal, the ceremony starts at 7:00 p.m. >>> wawa welcome america celebration is underway. philadelphia's mural arts program will team up with respect respect residents of east parked side for a paint day. >>> the major block party kicked off the event for the festival. thousands of people took over the streets at center city. folks enjoyed food and live entertainment. >> it was nice, it was a peaceful crowd. it was nice, just a nice sight to see everybody down here walking freely. >> it's really good to see it in the summer, wawa america, and the home of independence. >> mayor nutter proclaimed it new edition day and gave the group liberty bells. >> the new 6abc.com has all the details on this year's wawa welcome america festival. you'll find day by day listings of all the event plus the performers for the largest free concert in america at 6abc.com. >>> you can watch the july 4th bash on 6abc, 10:00 a.m., matt o'donnell and tamala edwards host t