gardner just said. i'm completely unsettled by it.e floor, i want to give you the credentials. >> i don't agree with his tactics. i understand the passion, i think everyone in the country is upset about our current political situation. for every person who thinks donald trump is crazy, there's some who think he's a hero. and i think we have to use our expertise to help people understand what's going on. i have focused in some of my public writing, on issues of competence and ability to carry out the duties of office. that has nothing to do with a mental health diagnosis. there have been many political leaders who have, who could be described as having a mental health diagnosis. i don't think it adds to the conversation. i think we should focus on behavior, both of mr. trump, his staff, the republican party, and try to understand why people are doing what they're doing. i don't think -- >> i would say to both of you, be careful what you wish for, because to cast aside the goldwater rule on this president's watch, is to mean that that r

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go to fiosgigabit.com ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪> flashes of lightning, howling winds and torrential downpours as a line of storms sweep across the area tonight. now we are dealing with downed trees, power outages and a threat of flooding in some places. it's a busy night on the weather front. jim is off, the big story is weather causing havoc at this hour. anyone caught outside probably regretted not having an umbrella. flash flooding quickly became the big concern. the action cam found cars on the street. in new castle county, police blocked the roadway there. a driver was able to trudge through the water to escape without injury. >> storms are not clear to be a part of a missing person in the brandywine area. the victim reportedly fell in about 5:30. few other details have been released. >> peco is reporting 5,000 outages, most of them in montgomery county. we have live team action tonight. dann cuellar is live in montgomery county. first to cecily tynan with the action alert. >> double scan showing the storms rolling through on

>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪ >> we begin with breakingews tonight. a hail of bullets as more than half dozen police open fire. the suspect survived the onslaught and is now in custody. officers say they also found a woman shot in the chest. i'm monica malpass, the big story on "action news" is a police involved shooting, involving seven police officers. philadelphia police and septa cops reported to gunshots and a man with a gun at 7:30 to be the. this is what they encountered in kensington. >> there was a male on the steps of the property. he was wracking a semiautomatic firearm and pointed the weapon at the officers. seven officers discharged their firearms. >> the suspect was struck in the arm and leg. he's in stable condition. down the block at a different house they found a woman shot in the chest. they believe the suspect shot her during a domestic dispute. the woman lived with the suspect. she is in critical condition. septa officers had body cameras on. the video is being reviewed. >> we have breaking news from vineland, new jerse

amy: what are you demanding a senator cory gardner?we showed up after seeing the .irst bill that was proposed and we showed of demanding that are senator vote no on anything that was going to cut medicaid services. amy: has he met -- >> he did have a phone call with us a few days after we were released from jail, yes. know, adapt, your organization, was actually founded in denver. can you talk about the history of the group? >> denver is a super great place for a lot of movements, also the heart of the chicano movement. brokestarted when they some disabled people out of nursing homes in 1975 and amended the state to pay for their services, there long-term services. and that is really what created medicaid in the long run. adapt atlantis is also the first people to pay their bodies in front of public transportation here. and that is why all buses now must provide access for disabled people. and some of the first people to break the corners of the sidewalks in order to get curb cuts for us wheelchair users. denver and this group that i s

. >> thank you very much, chairman gardner, it's great to see and you thank you very much for inviting me to appear before you today on this really important, urgent issue for both the united states, our allies and global security. north korea's july 4th intercontinental ballistic missile test is only the latest evidence of kim jong-un's desire to threaten the united states with nuclear weapons. it constitutes a serious escalation of the dprk's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. our goal is to protect our country, our citizens and allies by halting and eliminating north korea's development of nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them. the administration's strategy to achieve this goal uses diplomatic, economic and other tools to build concerted global pressure on pyongyang to abandon its internationally proscribed nuclear and missile programs. north korea needs to understand the only path to international legitimacy, regime security and economic prosperity is a denuclearized korean peninsula. there are three components to our strategy. the first is u.n. action. in concert with

. >>> you visit the gardner of maine you may notice debris on sidewalks. dozens of people spent part of the weekend picking up trash in order to get free pot. >> everybody ready? >> a sunny saturday picking up trash making the city of gardner shine a bit brighter. the incentive. >> bring us back a full trash bag and we give them a gift of cannabis. >> you heard that right, a gift of cannabis. local medical marijuana caretaker dennis and their family are using their brand new business to clean up the community. >> colorado, there was a town that did this and they had great response to it. so i was hoping to do the same thing in maine. >> here's how it works. grab a trash bag. >> you've never been so excited for trash. >> fill it withsh store. >> i have my bag of trash. >> and get your bag of marijuana free of charge. >> something that care givers do across maine that very few people know about is their families sacrifice--make huge sacrifices every week for others to live a better quality of life. >> for he and his family this day of service isn't only abou

smoke and flames >> "action news," jim gardner. two different fire, two different locations. two different states. both the residential properties, a busy late afternoon and evening for fors in philadelphia. it's wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the first of two blazes forcing evacuation of residents. we focus first on an apartment building fire in center city. christie ileto is at 13th and walnut. what's the latest there? >> jim, fire crews are on scene. residents in the apartment building at 13th and walnut will not be allowed to return home because lni has to do inspections after the blaze. firefighters believe the fire started in an air conditioning unit before quickly spreading. >> there was a loud banging exproatioexplosion noise. >> that sound came from what investigators believe was a fire starting in an air conditioning unit at this apartment building at 13th and walnut. >> i was terrified. i thought it would get out of control. >> did you smell the smoke? >> it was coming down the stairs. >> firefighters had to break windows to pull seve

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very clever. >>> now the story of kristy gardner.from home supporting her country. she found support from an unlikely place. >> she says it was a chance encounter that saved her life. >> reporter: in her journey to recovery, there was a moment army veteran, kristy gardner felt she was alone. >> i was at the v.a. and i was sitting in the hallway crying, and here's this bigger guy, older guy, who rolls up in a wheelchair and reaches out a hand and talks to me. >> that was a life changing moment for both of us, really. this was a young soldier sitting in one of the rows of chairs, sobbing quietly, tears dripping off her chin. she was a soldier in trouble. that's it. >> reporter: gardner was coping with a traumatic injury. she had fractured her skull, punctured her spinal cord which left her without feeling in both her legs below the knee. >> i was so depressed. >> reporter: recognizing that pain, neil williams, a vietnam vet whose back was crushed in seven places reached out. >> i essentially told her that there's life after injury. >>

. >>> now the story of kristy gardner. she found support from an unlikely place.saved her life. >> reporter: in her journey to recovery, there was a moment army veteran, kristy gardner felt she was alone. me. le. >> she was a soldier in trouble, that's it. >> she had fractured her skull, punctured her spinal cord and it left her wouithout feeling in bh legs below the knees. >> i was so lonely, so depressed. >> reporter: recognizing thpain neil williams reached out. >> it turns out, these other disabled veterans there that could stilllf who became active in adaptive skiing, he encouraged kristy to challenge herself. she tapped back into that competitive drive, playing for the united states sled hockey team, eventually becoming one of its co-captains. >> she got out there, and it was like a light switch was flipped on for her. >> to be a part of that unit and bring pride to myself and our nation was important for me. >> she was a soldier, a damn fine soldier, one i would have been proud to serve with. i am proud that i got to meet her that day. >> it's great that th

i agree with secretary gardner about voter turnout. i'm not sure turnout can be our goal. we don't oversee municipal elections but we do like to see the turnout. we had a coastal town couple years ago, that had almost 95% turnout in the election. way above every other municipality in the state. we made a phone call. what happened there? they had leashed the dog ordinance on the ballot. everybody was at each other's votes and went out and voted. you never know what drives people. not always the pressdential election. >> one or two more comments, i will summarize this topic. go ahead. >> just a point on judge king regarding the rules, election assistance commission sets voluntary guidelines, 48 of the states use our guide lines some way or another. they are voluntary, however, just because they're voluntary, doesn't mean the vendors don't have to meet them to get certified in other states where they're selling their equipment. as far as database, what kind of equipment, where they are being used we have that equipment and data and other groups are collecting that data. we ca

[cheering and applause] let's go meet the gardner family. lorie, welcome back. lorie: thank you, thank you. thanks for having us back. steve: i remember y'all, too. y'all got brought back because something happened on--on the show, so they said--they reviewed everything. they said, "well, let's give them a fair chance," so they are playing to win again, which they've won, but this right here is your car day... jimmy: oh, yeah. yes. yeah. steve: so if you win today... lorie: yes! steve: y'all gonna get a new car... lorie: yeah! steve: now--doggone it-- let's get it on. let's play "feud." give me lorie. give me thaddeus. top 8 answers on the board. name something of his cheating wife's a man might give to his dog to chew on. thaddeus: her purse,ve

brent gardner, walk-off homer for the yankees tonight but here's the collision at home plate.ardner, if you look at the replay, his helmet hits aaron judge in the mouth, knocking his front tooth out. that hurts. and that's the only injury he sustained. >> and they get a picture of it. thanks for joining us. e. i'm too tired to go. i have a midterm tomorrow, which i'll probably fail, and i was up really late studying. she was. i was up really late doing this. don't even bother coming. i'm quitting today. i'm sick of this guy on the team always making fun of me. he's just jealous because you're the one who puts points on the board. why? because you run the scoreboard. kids: ...run the scoreboard. i'm out, too. but all your classmates will be there. we ignore each other all week. it's nice to have a little break on the weekends. jeez, i've never seen such a bunch of no-getters. coined it! remember, keep a positive attitude, and good things will happen. two things i bring to every open house -- my lucky pen and a smile. i haven't sold a house all month. do you see me saying "i'm d

delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >> the fbi digging up a farm in solebury township, bucks county, searching for the bodies of four men. three have been missing since friday, the fourth since last wednesday. meanwhile, a member of the family that owns the farm was arrested this afternoon. it is monday night and the big story on action news tonight is the pledge by the bucks county d.a. they will not rest until they get through every inch of this farm property. that will be a lot of digging. action news reporter trish hartman is live in solebury township tonight. dann cuellar is in ben salem where the farm owners have other property. trish, start with you. the search called for the night. what kind of night has this been there? >> reporter: well, like you said, jim, detectives are done for the night. it was a long and tiring day. and they will be back first thing tomorrow. they have been focusing on a property just down the road from here. and it is owned by the denardo family. as chopper 6 flew over one of the search sites, detectiveses could be seen near a barn on a

frank gardner bbc news. what will resolve that dispute at the heart of middle east diplomacy you're watching bbc world news america still to come on tonight's program? driving* in a new direction. what do you want to make a is betting big on electric and hybrid because? in recent weeks moscow's being battered by gale force winds and stones at about rooted trees and filled the russian capital's read that we day brie. but the authorities say that managing to keep the city's river claim thanks to moscow's fleet of russian built rubbish collection bites. his all moscow correspondent steve rosenberg with more. i don't know about you but personally i find it quite challenging keeping my little home. beach and tidy with that vacuum cleaner and a dustpan and brush. somehow into to the russians came. or this clean. forty miles of moscow river the onset is with this thing this is what they call rubbish because. the moscow literal shortly been but. sales up and down the moscow river. fishing out the items that be that.

action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ this is a live picture of a farmn solebury bucks county where local lawmen and the f.b.i. have been digging and digging and digging. they have been looking for clues to help them solve the maddening mystery of four missing men. and we may be on the cusp of having a lot of questions answered. it is wednesday night and the big story on action news tonight the latest from the search site and the latest is this, da matt weintraub says he will announce a major development at midnight tonight. we are not going to speculate with an hour to go before officially finding out. action news reporter dann cuellar has been monitoring the situation all night and dann what is the story? >> reporter: well i can tell you this jim a midnight news conference by the bucks county dc da is unprecedented but search teams uncovered something significant for the first time the search was not called off like it has been, it has not been broken off until daybreak and chopper six hd is over the scene where it's going on lights and generators were

chair it includes indiana secretary of state connie lawson , new hampshire secretary of state bill gardner, maine secretary of state matthew dunlop, former ohio secretary of , electionblackwell assistance commission or formere mccormick, arkansas state representative david dunn, wood county west ,irginia clerk mark rhodes heritage foundation senior legal fellow and manager of the election will reform initiative -- a real expert -- hans. and general counsel of the public interest legal foundation -- great group -- j christian adams and jefferson county probate judge in a linking. thank you. two i very much. each of you has been entrusted with a great responsibility to help advance the cause of fair, honest, and lawful elections. your work will help protect our democracy. this will be a very transparent process. go to be very open. see.verybody to you will approach this important task with a very open-minded and with no conclusions already drawn. you will fairly and objectively follow the facts wherever they may lead. i look forward to the findings and recommendations are report will give an

. ♪ action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner.t will forever be known as cosmo's confession. cosmo dinardo admits that he killed or took part in the killings of the four missing bucks county men after selling them marijuana. word is he killed them separately and then burned their bodies before burying them on the family's solebury township farm leaving bucks county court today dinardo said this. >> i'm sorry. >> why did you do it? >> reporter: i'm sorry. thursday night the big story on action news tonight mystery solved and while we are still waiting for answers to a number of questions we know that dinardo said i did it in exchange for that confession prosecutors will not seek the death penalty and we go to trish hartman in solebury with the full story of what happened today and tonight. >> reporter: we will not be hearing from prosecutors tonight about the confession of cosmo dinardo. we won't hear from them until a press conference at 11:00 tomorrow and we heard the bomb shell confession earlier this evening as investigators wo

. ♪ action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardn gardner. >> based on the evidencehat we have we have the two men locked up that need to be brought to justice. >> bucks county da matt weintraub making announcement that makes the end of a murder mystery that attracted numerous attention in the area and through the country and cosmo dinardo charged with four counts of murder and his cousin sean kratz charged with three if convicted it's likely neither will live a moment again as a free man. friday night the big story on action news the confessions of two alleged killers, their victims the missing men in bucks county action news reporter dann cuellar is live in new hope just a mile or two from where the bucks county victims were buried and dann you have the end of the week update. >> reporter: that's right jim the gruesome and disturbing case involving drugs, murder and burials by two cousins on a sprawling farm has left many here in shock and disbelief and as much as some would like they just can't seem to stop talking about it. >> i feel they probably never know why

that's it. >> reporter: gardner was coping with a traumatic injury.ctured her skull, punctured her spinal cord and that left her without feeling in both legs and the knees. >> i was so restricted in what i was allowed to do, and i was lonely and depressed. >> reporter: recognizing that pain, neil williams, a vietnam vet, whose back was crushed in seven places, reached out. >> i essentially told her that there is life after injury. >> it turns out there was all these other disabled veterans there that could still do everything. >> reporter: like neil himself who became active in adaptive skiing, he encouraged christy to challenge herself. a former college athlete, she tapped into a competitive drive, playing for the united states sled hockey team, eventually becoming one of its co-captains. >> she got out there, and it was just like a light switch was flicked on for her. >> to be part of that unit and bring pride to myself and nation is a big accomplishment to me. >> she was a damn fine soldier, and i would have been proud to have served with, and i'll

frank gardner reports.he issue of qatar. foreign ministers from four arab countries have accused qatar of supporting terrorism which it denies. they've cut ties and slapped sanctions on qatar, to no avail. we can not have a country like qatar that is an ally, militarily and in the gcc and in the arab league, and that hosts an air base from which planes take off to fight isis and daesh — i mean, al-qaeda and at the same time it turns a blind eye to terrifying who operate openly in qatar. the gulf state of qatar stands accused of using its vast wealth from gas to back islamist movements all over the middle east and of allowing extremist preachers to broadcast on al—jazerra. its arab opponents have insisted that tv network be shut down, one of 13 demands that include closing a turkish military base on its soil and cutting back ties with iran. qatar has refused. on the syrian civil war, qatar admitted today it had made mistakes in the past over which rebel groups to support. but so too says qatar have other cou

thieves targeted some of the highest value art from boston's isabella stewart gardner museum.frames. a tide up security guard. and few clues. major art theften boston overnight. two thieves posing as police officers overpowered museum guard. >> the 13 stolen masterpieces valued at half a billion dollars included a rembrandt, and a vermeer. >> i am 100% sure they're in ireland. 100% sure. no doubt in my mind. >> reporter: an audacious claim to make after nearly three decade. but art investigator, arthur brand alleges his lead push to the irish republican army. >> we are focusing on the ira. we have had, talks with former members of the ira. and after a few gins, fuinness. you can see in their eyes they know more. >> how do weep believe you? >> well, i have a track record. we have found some pieces back. before, let's give this a shot. >> brand's highest profile find came working with german police to recover bronze horse statues, which stood in front of adolf hitler's grand chancellory building. he helped recover salvador dali's adolescence. >> how is the stolen art used? >> us

commissioner gardner just under scored a point that i was making in my opening remarks and in the yale, policy review. some of it is not within the per -- the purview of this commission, but you know, we we , know and we defend and we advance the right to vote, but we don't talk enough about the duty to vote. and if you take a look at what is happening in our school systems across the country, there is less and less and less attention being given to civics and citizenship. and as a consequence, people are losing in a free society, the encouragement to exercise the duty to vote. and to deal with the any reasonable requirement to make sure that the legally cast votes are not diluted. i'm the chairman of the international foundation for electoral systems. we get most of our funding from the usaid, and other allied countries. and we conduct elections across, across the globe. canada is coming up in august. and liberia in october. and we in fact strongly advocate voter id. we were in the forefront advocating for the purple fingers. and then we find that there is resistance to this, to this

he was dancing in the end zone in the rose gardner. >> we have been waiting for president trump to pushmacare repeal and replace. he finally comes out swinging. we could have used that in june and yell. it's late july, and he comes out swinging. he is putting pressure on senators. that's what you need to do. he said it. it's dating. obamacare is in a death spiral. everybody believes it and knows it. we know the thing is failing. juan knows it. >> i am in shock. >> they talked about it in virginia. there are people lining up for health care and they don't have any health care. premiums are sky rocketing. juan, the bill is a disaster. no one likes it. everybody wants to replace it, but these little daffy senators want the medicare money. that's the truth. >> medicaid. >> yes, the medicaid money. >> [laughing] >> the same thing. different cos -- cousins. i don't know if they will get the medicaid money, but health care is failing. >> kimberly help him out. the president campaigning in different states to get support. out there back with his base. the speech might have been different if the

senator gardner: i think it's critically important that we do the job that the american people sent us do here today. we need to overcome this unprecedented level of obstruction that we've seen. roirp can you address -- you -- reporter: ask you address, you talked about doing these nominations. you know if the democrats put these obstructionist tactics, you can't get off the executive calendar to do these other thin is this more than a charade of punting the clock a couple weeks in august and does it this fall back -- [inaudible] senator mcconnell: i am not sure i totally understand your question. we will do health care next week and the reconciliation process, of course, you get to the end. it can sometimes be the result to exhaust. it will end. -- exhaustion. it will end. we will turn to other issues. among them defense authorization. the f.d.a. user bill. a must-pass bill to fund the f.d.a. we have to do a debt ceiling increase. there are other things that we have to do. we only have a limitted number of days left. so we fully intend to utilize. not to mention all of these confirmat

brenda gardner to the north. san francisco. similar views across the bay. here's something interesting. flight level from amanda higgins. people watching us on airplane i think coming in after sunset tonight. neat view. source of those mid-level clouds is moisture from the south. see that lightning bolt there? without rain, that's the reason red flag warning for lightning strikes in the sierra. here's the trigger. low pressure offshore enhance the sea breeze but pull enough moisture into northern california, threat of thunderstorms will be out there as we wrap up weekend. right now stay tuned. watch and see if it gets closer to the bay area. right now sierra threat. san francisco partly cloudy, 62 degrees. marathon time looks comfortably cool with patchy low clouds. 50s to upper 60s. high of 101 today. 76 still outside. mid-90s tomorrow, maybe upper 90s. trivalley will have to way another day for cooler temperatures. morning is 50s and 60s outside. highs generally upper 80s to lower 90s around santa clara valley. 90s around walnut creek. mid-60s san francis

gardner. >> mrs. jill brand. >> no. >> mr. graham. mr. grassley. >> ms. harris. >> no. >> mr. hatch. >> mr. hinrich. >> no. >> mr. hide camp. >> no. >> mr. helder. >> ms. hirono. >> no. >> mr. hoven. >> mr. inhoff. mr. isaacson. mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mr. cane. >> no. >> mr. kennedy. mr. king. mr. langeford. >> aye. >> mr. leahy. >> no. >> mr. lee. >> aye. >> mr. man chin. >> no. >> mr. marky. >> no. >> mr. mccain. >> mrs. mccaskill. >> no. >> mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. >> no. >> mr. merckly. mr. mor ran. ms. murcowski. mrs. murray. mr. nelson. >> no. >> mr. paul. >> aye. >> mr. pure dudue. >> mr. peters. >> no. >> mr. portman. >> john mccain gestured to get the attention of the clerk. john mccain voted no. you heard applause from the democratic side. bernie sanders is still animated about it. republicans are on the near side of the chamber and connell stands at the end. >> mr. sanders? >> no. >> mr. sass. >> mr. shots. mr. schumer. >> no. >> mr. scott. >> mr. shelled bby. >> aye. >> mr. strange. mr. sullivan. >> aye. >> mr. tester. >> no. >> mr. thune. mr. tillis. >> aye.

. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00search for four missing men in bucks coins and who they call a person of interest. >>> and surveillance video that police hope will influence the suspects getting in serious mischief in a bowling alley owned by the archdiocese of philadelphia. for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. acronyms are fun. lol laugh out loud, btw by the way, and of course, wbyceiydbo we'll buy your car even if you don't buy ours hey, what if i wanted to sell my car? wbyceiydbo! wbyceiydbo? we'll buy your car even if you don't buy ours wbyceiydbo wbyceiydbo!! wbyceiydbo wbyceiydbo!! wbyceiydbo! wbyceiydbo!!! wbyceiydbo!!! no, no, we're cool. i got you. ok. it's the right thing to do. ♪ carmax music sting >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> this is the way it looks on the dinardo family farm in solebury citizenship. the local police and fbi are searching for four men and using heavy equipme