gardner: thank you, madam president. we have heard a number of colleagues come down to the floor today -- the presiding officer: we are in a quorum call. mr. gardner: i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. gardner: madam president, we've heard a number of colleagues come to the floor and support the legislation before us today that north korea sanctions legislation, members from both sides of the aisle who recognize the need to address the forgotten maniac in north korea. we've also heard members talk about a number of firsts that this legislation contemplates, the first time that this would put in place mandatory cyber sanctions for cyber attacks. this is something that applies, yes, to north korea today but in the future it could apply to any nation who wishes to use its means to attack the u.s. or our businesses, so it's a critically important piece of legislation that we are going to pass today that can have a lasting impact on the security of this country. we've also heard f

gardner: thank you, madam president. we have heard a number of colleagues come down to the floor today -- the presiding officer: we are in a quorum call. mr. gardner: i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. gardner: madam president, we've heard a number of colleagues come to the floor and support the legislation before us today that north korea sanctions legislation, members from both sides of the aisle who recognize the need to address the forgotten maniac in north korea. we've also heard members talk about a number of firsts that this legislation contemplates, the first time that this would put in place mandatory cyber sanctions for cyber attacks. this is something that applies, yes, to north korea today but in the future it could apply to any nation who wishes to use its means to attack the u.s. or our businesses, so it's a critically important piece of legislation that we are going to pass today that can have a lasting impact on the security of this country. we've also heard f

and it has been a privilege to work with senator gardner and see his vision of how we dealt with this and merge my vision of how we dealt with this and together we came up with the most comprehensive strategic effort to deal with north korea. so i want to salute him and thank him for working with me. mr. president, given the north korean regimes recent test of what most agree is a ballistic missile the u.n. secretary moon characterized as deeply deplorable and in violation of security council resolutions one thing that is abundantly clear when you look at this photograph is it is time to take north korea seriously. seriously. well, for too many years the standard response of republican and democratic administrations alike whenever north korea stages a provocation has been to dismiss the seriousness of the threat. we tend to see it as a strange reading, seemingly disconnected from gop political reality. something of a parallel universe that doesn't function the same way as the rest of the international community. a strange regime ran by crazy leaders and certain to collapse any day and

gardner says recent actions from pyongyang require a response from the u.s., not patience. a satellite launch and multiple nuclear tests apparently have gardner and the rest of congress ready to strengthen sanctions against pyongyang. the senator says north korea has failed to learn its lesson from decades of global criticism. with hints of a legitimate nuclear program, gardner says now is the time to pay attention to north korea. the bill, among other things, applies sanctions to any person that has knowingly imported goods from north korea and specifically identifies people engaged in severe human rights abuses in the country. the bill also calls for sanctioning cybersecurity in north korea because of suspected cyber terrorism efforts from pyongyang. gardner calls north korean supreme leader 'forgotten maniac', who can no longer go unnoticed. senator cory gardner: "the united states policy toward north korea is one that's been dubbed 'strategic patience'. well quite frankly that means that the united states is simply ignoring north korea, while they develop an atomic weap

gardner: would the senator yield? mr. corker: yes, sir. mr. gardner: the gentleman from tennessee has talked a little bit about the united nations disappointment with the united nations. i wanted to go back over some of the points we talked about earlier today. senator cardin, my colleague from maryland, mentioned the fact that the united nations has very similar -- pro-united states very similar approaches to our sanctions that were brought around to the table in the first place, the negotiation table. the sanctions that we levied against iran brought them to the negotiating table, and the fact that the united states has levied almost eight times more sanctions against iran than we have a regime that does possess a nuclear weapon. i think we have more work to do in the united states. this bill is a great step, but also the united nations and your expression of disappointment with the united nations i think is well stated. mr. corker: i think it's good that you bring up the fact that when we began putting these sanctions in place, there was a

major gardner tried reaching out to her and has not heard back. we found out from major gardner that a third dispatcher remember seeing the dogs before they were found fighting each another a nearby parking lot. the dogs are still at the humane society. no one has come forward to claim them. live in the newsroom, priscilla kaiser, abc 13 news. >>> right now the search is on for a new city manager in lynchburg. mayor mike gillette said they opened a national search after getting community feedback and developing a position. it is a tough job that can require someone who can take care of the day-to-day business. prepare budgets and take care of a lot of responsibility. retirement after 15 years and it is huge shoes to fill. >> the downtown is a great example of fruits you can develop when off long-term view and you stick to it. that takes discipline. >> danner: council hopes to hire the new manager by end of the term in may and have that person start july 1. get a link at wset.com, and more importantly, there will be more of a shake-up when it comes

she helped the gardners set up a facebook page and blog called the gardner quad squad which helped the couple with donated baby clothes and supplies. thankfully for the mcnamaras the newborn phase is behind them. the twins turned 3 in may. it's no walk in the park. both nicole and melvin work full-time, mostly from home. >> work is always here. after the kids go down we go back to our offices. we have to be intentional about saying, okay, this is the kids' time, this is our time. >> reporter: these parents all say they wouldn't trade it in for the world. >> everybody's going to have their ups and downs, their struggles. but children are the greatest blessing ever. no matter how hard the struggle every second of it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm reena ninen in new york. >> our thanks to reena. the gardner family is featured in the new show "rattled" which airs tuesdays on tlc. >>> next the music video going viral. tonight she shot "upside down and inside out" in zero gravity, no special effects. behind the scenes footage showing how they did it coming up. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx fo

bill gardner was a democrat, originally. but he was elected by republicans when he first ran in 1976. so, he has really held it as a kind of nonpartisan position there. they were able to keep politics out of that process. partisan politics, rather. mr. gardner will talk about all of the politics that goes on in the setting of the day, but try to keep partisan politics out of it. have republicans and immigrants -- and democrats working together to protect new hampshire's number one in the nation status. 1976, bill gardner is elected secretary of state. he is still secretary of state 35 years later. he is the longest-serving secretary of state in the nation right now. we can ask them about this on thursday. he may be the longest-serving secretary of state in u.s. history. he is really close to that. he takes this job very seriously and really protect the primary. that does not stop other states from saying, we want to hone in on new hampshire's first in the nation status. 1977, we respond to some other challenges. we make a ch

one man -- desmond gardner -- was in his car when it all came through.desmond gardner/witness: not actually the tornado but from all the power lines falling there was like a big ball of fire and all of the debris kicking up coming directly towards me and my uncle and all i could do is pray and pray and pray and the wind actually picked the car up and dropped us down and all i could do is hold on tight and tell my uncle i love him and pray.(reporter: what is this like?)desmond gardner/witness: it is tragic man i never seen nothing like this before i lost a good friend in the storm and my prayers go out to their family. 3 3 mark check out this photo from tricia bovey in dumfries. she tweeted out this picture of the tornado from her back deck. you can see just how big this storm is. dumfries is located right 3 mark take a look at this scene in maryland. flooding has taken over the baltimore-washington parkway. this is in baltimore. you can see a couple of abandoned cars here in the water. severe storms moved through last night bringing a lot of rain. 3 danner we will have much more continuing

major gardner says tries reaching out to her and has not heard back yet. also told me today that a dispatcher says a third caller reported seeing the dogs the night before they were found in the forest neighborhood and that they were fighting with each other in a nearby parking lot. the dogs are still at the humane society and no one has come forward to claim them. in the newsroom, priscilla kaiser, abc 13 news. >>> the zika virus is still and in two minutes, fin allergy and infectious diseases at the cdc held a hearing on capitol hill to talk all about the zika virus. it comes as researchers say the mosquito-borne virus may be linkmosquito-borne virus may be linked to eye abnormality in babies. they declared a health emergency over the virus. the declaration came amid birth defects and serious neurological condition that could be linked to that virus. >> we are committed to continuing to share information as quickly as possible with the public and with health care providers and policymaker so as that people can make the best possible decisions about healt

. >> reporter: first-time parents ashley and tyson gardner struggle with infertility for eight years before giving birth to two sets of identical twins, all girls, through ivf. a 1 in 70 million chance. >> just having them makes us appreciate every moment. especially having quadruplets. where some people may not be super grateful for such a hard situation, for us we're like, yay! we're so excited. like they all four have poopy diapers and we're like, this is great! >> we are just running a million miles an hour. constantly. >> it is very expenseive. formula, diapers, clothing, wipies, medicines, doctor visits. mutt fly that times four. sometimes you're spinning into the ground. >> reporter: seeing they were overwhelmed by the challenge of raising four babies, ashley's sister turned to the internet she helped the gardners set up a facebook page and blog called the gardner quad squad which helped the couple with donated baby clothes and supplies. thankfully for the mcnamaras the newborn phase is behind them. the twins turned 3 in may. it's no walk in the park. both nice and melvin work

senator cory gardner: "we've found their responses to be lacking. i don't know that we've received but maybe one response to acknowledge that they haven't responded to many other letters that we have sent." senator bennet says the local communities and businesses are still waiting on restitution from the epa. "they have yet to come through to honor those claims, so we got to keep working on that." the senators have introduced good samaritan legislation that would allow outsider environmental groups to help clean up abandoned mines. they think this bill could help prevent similar disasters from happening in the future. senator cory gardner: "i feel better now that legislatively we are starting to work toward a long term sorution, but i certainly don't feel any better about the epa's response or their communication or their efforts to reimburse locals for the loss of revenue." there are worries as to whether these outside organizations could cause another disaster cleaning up an abandoned mine. senator michael bennet: "my concern now is with the epa o

gardner: thank you, mr. president. throughout this debate, we continue to remind people around america that this north korea sanctions act is not intended tf north korea, of our efforts to try to help make sure that we are doing everything we can to stand up for the people of north korea to give them the kind of economic opportunity and freedoms that they have been deprived by this regime under kim jong-un, but today's sanctions act, mandatory sanctions that were levied here today by this -- by this act if adopted, approved and signed by the president, which i believe it will be with the overwhelming bipartisan support that it has, this is about the kim jong-un regime itself. this is about a forgotten maniac in north korea who has deprived his people of economic opportunity, who has imprisoned 200,000 men, women and children, who has tortured his people, who has assassinated members of his own inner circle leadership, and just today in the morning papers, an article outlined the death of his chief of staff of the army.

but senator corker and men gardner worked on this issue before it got this far. they came together with a robust piece of legislation. i want to thank you for your leadership. you are new to the committee but not new to addressing problems our nation faces and i want to thank you for that. i would like to thank them over many months to focus on the attention poised by north korea to develop a bipartisan bill. i want to single out senator cardin for the constructive manner in which they worked with our team on this important piece of legislation. other senators made important contributions as well. senator cardin i was just boasting about your effort here. the senate and congress and country can be proud of this legislation. over the past decade the senate foreign relation committee has convened every couple years to assess the policy against north korea. there has been surprisingly variation in the over all description of the danger and recommended policy prescriptions. former u.s. officials characterized north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile opportunities

gardner got back from detroit two days earlier. and, honey, when mr. gardner walked into that house... [ laughs ] like the commercial where the woman says, "my man wears english leather or nothing at all." well, the dude that he caught her in there with was not wearing english leather, baby! [ laughs ] you know where i'm coming from? willona, i told you i had this bus-maintenance report to get out. how do you expect me to concentrate with all this noise? noise? i don't hear any noise. you, willona. i meant you. me, noisy? "second gear squeaks, especially when that dude stands there wearing nothing at all." if my dispatcher reads this, i'll have a lot of explaining to do. that ain't nothing compared to the explaining mrs. gardner's gonna have to do. if i didn't hate gossip so much -- what?! flo. flo, come here. come here. come here. come here. what is it? do you smell it? [ sniffs ] yeah. something smells like ham...burning. maybe somebody set fire to howard cosell. ma, what's that smell? i don't know, thelma. it's going all through the house. maybe the

it's the gardner family. now, because when they were here before, because of that technical difficulty, they were brought back, but today, if the gardner family wins the game today, the gardner family driving home in a brand-new stylish ford fusion hybrid. hey, let's play "feud!" give me lorie, give me kendrick, let's go. ["family feud" theme plays] all right, guys, here we go. we got the top 6 answers on the board. you never want to shake someone's hand right after they do what? kendrick. >> use the restroom. steve: use the restroom. >> what you want to do? steve: pass or play? >> we gonna play.

first at this car lot where he supposedly had his business according to the bill he gave gardner.s home where he supposedly lived. he wasn't at that location either. >> i don't think it was right what they did to me. how can they do that to me? how can you do that to anybody when you signed a contract. >> reporter: we check the internet and found tyrell wright advertising under wright way management company to do renovations and demolition work. we called him and e-mailed him. that was no answer. he we even found this ad where he advertised rooms for rent. same name, same phone number, but no answers. >> this is my home. this is where i live at. he can have just gave me my money back and told me the job was too big for me. you didn't have to run off with my money. >> reporter: we check city records and could find no properties listed for tyrell wright anywhere in philadelphia. >> i just want tyrell wright if he's out to know, god is going to get you, okay? don't think you got away with this because you didn't. okay? >> reporter: for now regina gardner says owe each predict of snow

gardner: reserving the right to be 0. the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. gardner: thank you, mr. president. i thank the senator from kentucky for his passion on this issue. we took great care in making sure we devised a sanction bill that was strong in terms of its effect on north korea and eliminated many of the shortfall ings, shortcomings of the sanctions we faced when dealing with iran. i agree with the gentleman from kentucky that we faced a president willing to grant broad relief to the sanctions, from the sanctions in terms of national security waivers. and that's why in this act, the north korea act, we were very careful in making sure that we constructed case-by-case waivers. the president must investigate, must explain to congress. but they are not broad grants, not wide swathes of discretionary ability to waive the sanctions. and they are mandatory investigations with mandatory reporting requirements. and so with that, madam president, i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. who yields time? mr. gardner: i suggest the absence of a q

browning and gardner are being held without bond. five people, including a 6-year-old girl, have now died in a shooting and house fire in arizona. police say the victims were a family of five, and the shooter was related to the victims. an official with the phoenix fire department says the shooter set the house on fire. police say the initial call came from the victims, who told them they were a student is in jail tonight after police say she attacked eight people with two large knives. it happened this morning at a high school in canada. police say six students and two staff members were taken to the hospital after the attack. their injuries were considered minor. a virginia legislative panel wants to include statistics on officer- involved shootings in the state's annual crime report. the senate courts of justice committee unanimously endorsed the bill yesterday, which was proposed by a democratic delegate in fairfax county. the delegate says she believes it's important for the public to know if there are officer- involved shooting

. >> antonin scalia with his co-author brian gardner. >> brian is not here. brian is a more prominent other than i am. he is the editor of blackboard dictionary, he has a number of books on how to write briefs, how to make oral argument, how to use the words of the law properly. is a dictionary on american legal usage. he is a prominent fellow. if he were here you should be interviewing. >> justice antonin scalia's also an author. thank you. [inaudible] >> you are watching book tv on c-span2. today we are live from the ninth and annual savannah book festival in georgia. all day several authors will discuss their books from the trinity united methodist church located in downtown savannah. you'll hear from war veteran" drupal amputee travis mill, former bush white house secretary and best-selling authors. we will kick off our live coverage today with wreckers university professionals david greenberg. an inside history of the american presidency. this is live coverage from savanna on book tv. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> good morning everyone. welcome to the ninth

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but chris gardner says the teenage boy... could not free himself from his seat belt. chris gardner, rescued chopper passengers: "got a knife and we were able to slightly cut through... and it took a long time - it was six or seven minutes." the bell 206 -- a single engine 5 seat aircraft -- was built in 1979. and the tour company -- run by genesis aviation -- is not commenting on the crash. darla thompson, witness: "we couldn't tell if it was going to hit land or if it was going to hit water." witnesses say they heard the chopper sputtering... and two large bangs... before it went down. will be on scene today. the water... and the navy is helping in the recovery process. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. an assessment of the el faro's boilers found parts that had "deteriorated severely" or needed to be replaced. that was the testimony today a coast guard hearing on the sunken cargo ship. company enigneers said: despite the issue, they believed the ship was still fit to sail. the 40-year-old vessel's boilers were scheduled for service a month after its ill-fated

police arrested 23 year old william gardner yesterday. they say gardner and jose martinez went for a test drive last month in a red dodge challenger. but minutes into the trip.. police say two other men joined gardner.. then beat up martinez and stuffed him in the trunk. "they were like 'where we gonna dump his body when we're done?' so i just jumped out. i got everything out. i jumped out and we went at it." martinez was able to get a hold of a gun from one of his one one suspect is now in custody. martinez is scheduled to have surgery on his nose next week. still ahead on action news live at 11.. we'll show you how a popular brother-sister singing duo are being honored. plus... people from all over.... are heading to las vegas to celebrate.... the chinese new year. we'll look at one of the major events.... held today. stay with us... celebrations for the chinese the meadows school held its 20th annual parade today through the forum shops at caesars palace. there were three monkeys and roughly 120 other children.. dressed for the occasio

one man -- desmond gardner -- was in his car when it all came through. desmond gardner/witness: not actually the tornado but from all the power lines falling there was like a big ball of fire and all of the debris kicking up coming directly all i could do is pray and pray and pray and the wind actually picked the car up and dropped us down and all i could do is hold on tight and tell my uncle i gardner/witness: it is tragic man i never seen nothing like this before i lost a good friend in the storm and my prayers go out to their family. 3 3 pattie and today many are hoping 3 that power will be back on in fluvanna county. the national weather service also confirmed an e-f-zero tornado touched down there. the storm downed trees and damaged several homes. thankfully, everyone is safe. a drone company was able to help come in and survey the land and follow the storm's path. it's believed this tornado traveled for tens of miles.. along route 15. 3 pattie tight state police say the tornado that hit our area destroyed 20 homes. and at least 100 structures had d

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gardner went on primary and thought he would never see anything like that for some time again. but he's confident more voters will show up come tuesday. jenna:the 9 remaining gop candidates will take the stage in new hampshire tomorrow night. you can tune in right here on abc9 news at seven o'clock. the debate will be moderated by abc's david muir and martha raddatz. tim: iowa's democratic party says it's continuing to look at reported irregularities in monday's caucus tallies. the race between bernie sanders and hillary clinton was decided by 2 tenths of a percenge point. the democratic party of iowa lists the results as final with clinton winning. an i-d-p spokesperson says they are addressing concerns. "sam lau sot - as far as aperwork is concerned.... sam - we're working on that on a case by case basis." board had some harsh words for the i - d -p and is thorough review of all the results. here's what the leader of that board had to say today "we felt the results were so close... audit the results." jenna: that was just part of the discussion. to hear the whole thing be sur

flames win over gardner-webb. >> i think the reverse would have been catastrophic. a 4-game losing streak would have gotten our guys doubting. 7-game winning streak. and we're worrying about liberty, not anyone else. they better watch out for us. >> reporter: and coach cary green looking for a win today. and brook alexander, falls. and she's okay. and jamie fisher-davis. three names, three points. and alexander again, a contested runner gets a fall. the flames deliver one number 100 for cary green. the flames roll over longwood, 67-47. u.v.a. facing a big challenge at j.p.j. the cavs hosting u.n.c. highlights tonight at 11:00. they're not taking it easy with the cavs having one of the toughest remaining schedules in the country. >> it shows that if there's loose or there's any leaks, it's going to expose those. and if you can play well in those settings, hopefully it gives you the right kind of confidence. >> reporter: the hurricanes hosting louisville. and tied at 34. adele rings that corner bell for three. louisville takes a 38-36 lead in the half. and five minute