hardworking taxpayers know they can't livet on borrowed money, and neither can our federal government. this balanced budget approved by congress shows these families that if they can do it, so can we. our goalou is to make our government more efficientive, accountable l. if government programs are not delivering results, with they should bed improved and if they're not needed, they shouldb be eliminated. a balanced budget will also help american tame its exploding debt which today totals almost 19 trillion dollars. every dollar interest on dealt is another dollar we cannot use for government services for individuals in need or another dollar that won't be available for taxpayers for their own t needs. washington must live within its means.iv just like every hardworking family does every day, and we have to deliver a more efficientive and accountable government to american people that supports them when it must and get that out of the way when it should. to get our country and our economy become on track, americans must be allowed to spend time working to grow business or advance in o

we also in this bill take care of hardworking families. we also take care of people like our bill with the mortgage forgiveness act, the america gives more act, where we talk about charitable donation of food inventories. that is the right policy for american people. that is the right policy for hardworking taxpayers across america. and i am glad that we have on the floor today an opportunity to semdem straight to our hardworking taxpayers that we care about them and we are going to put their interest first and foremost rather than washington, d.c.'s and those of the elected officials here. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields back the balance of his time of the the gentleman from texas reserves. gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i'm very pleased to yield two minutes to another key member of our committee who brings such local business sense to the issue of taxes, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlem

vote on today takes a critical step forward in lifting the burden that obamacare has placed on hardworking citizens across the country who have been saddled by rising premiums, increased health care costs and reduced access to doctors and hospitals. it continues our long fight, our long fight to repeal this harmful law and build a bridge to health care solutions that work. since obamacare's enactment, americans have been left wondering what happened to all the promises that promise to remove obstacles to retaining coverage, the president's promise to reduce premiums by up to $2,500 for a typical family, his promise to maintain existing providers. remember if you like your doctor, you can keep them. his promise to prevent any form of new tax increases. a promise to increase competition and provide greater choice. despite all of the president's assurances, obamacare has been full of empty promises that hav made our nation's health care problems worse. one of the reasons why i voted against obamacare was because despite being portrayed as affordable, there were numerous predictions that amer

americans, not just african-american bus hardworking americans, black, white, and brown. the struggle continues. we as the c.b.c. have been focused on many different things. i will just mention just a few in the interest of time. we have been focusing on criminal justice reform because that is so important to the african-american community. we've been protecting our trying to protect the social safety net that many of our vulnerable communities depend on. we've been trying to enhance educational opportunities for african-american students and rengthening and preserving hbcu's, historically black colleges and universities. we've spent considerable energy this year trying to have full enforcement of the voting rights act. as many of my colleague mace know, the u.s. supreme court decided in a decision some year ago, four years ago, actually, in 2013 it was, that the voting rights act, at least part of it, and that part that deals with free clearance of voting changes, that that section could not be enforced until this congress redefined the formula for determining which stat

these are hardworking students. focus in your studies to really develop your writing skills, to develop your math skills so that you can actually transfer to a four-year institution and be successful? >> okay. >> and keep in mind, joe, that we're looking for students to have as many opportunities and transfer to highly selective institutions, as well. >> so if i hear what you're saying, say she has a job, will you guys help -- >> we provide them with a stipend. >> aha. >> and that stipend allows them to work less hours. we don't want our students to work more than 15 hours a week. we provide them with a laptop. we also provide them, as nolvia mentioned, a metrocard so that they can have access to the city. we cover all of the fees related to transfer. transfer is a very expensive process. you think of an application fee being $60, $70. by the way, we do ask for waivers for those. but we also provide transportation to go and see these schools. >> mm-hmm. >> and i'm proud to say that we >> okay. you ultimately got you

while it saves hardworking americans and our economy from a disastrous government shutdown, it reflects the failure of congress to carry out one of our most basic constitutional responsibilities . it has been 2 1/2 months since the beginning of fiscal year 2016, and six weeks since we passed a bipartisan, two-year budget agreement to set the guidelines for appropriations. there is no good reason we should not have passed spending bills by now to keep the government operating for the 2016 fiscal year. the bill before us today should be bipartisan legislation that makes crucial investments in biomedical research, job training and national security. the bill before us today should provide relief from harmful sequester caps that are hurting economic growth and families' pocketbooks. instead, republicans insist -- republicans' instistence on including dangerous, harmful policies in the spending bills has halted progress. since the budget agreement, terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino have brought to bear the need for improved security and closure in lax gun safety laws. yet the maj

we also in this bill take care of hardworking families. we also take care of people like our bill with the mortgage forgiveness act, the america gives more act, where we talk about charitable donation of food inventories. that is the right policy for american people. that is the right policy for hardworking taxpayers across america. and i am glad that we have on the floor today an opportunity to semdem straight to our hardworking taxpayers that we care about them and we are going to put their interest first and foremost rather than washington, d.c.'s and those of the elected officials here. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields back the balance of his time of the the gentleman from texas reserves. gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i'm very pleased to yield two minutes to another key member of our committee who brings such local business sense to the issue of taxes, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlem

too many, too many hardworking people are still not earning enough to make ends meet in this country. middle-class wages are stagnant, or they're in decline. we need to do whatever we can to support working people. working and middle-class families cannot afford to continue to see the value of their child tax credit decline. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from connecticut yields back her time. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: mr. speaker, i think i'll just reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. pallone: i'd like to rise in support of the 9/11 health provisions that are in the omnibus bill that we will be voting on tomorrow. this is a major victory, bipartisan victory, i should say. in our committee, the energy and commerce commi

. >> they seem to be a hardworking a lot of family bbqs in the summertime. >> the two other people taken to milford region hospital. we don't know their condition. live in milford, jim morrelly, fox 25 news. >> eric: this morning, police will resume their investigation, into what happened in a stand off in everett. fox 25 was life on the air when that standoff suddenly ended with with the man surrendering and a fire at his home. fox 25 cameras capturing it all unfolding. here you can see swat officers taken down this man 23-year-old mark lavoie. >> he was ultimately found with three firearms on his body. >> it started around noon, when neighbors reported to police shots fired. this house before. and it was like bang bang bang bang. bang bang bang. and i never called the cops, but this was different, it was boom, and it woke my son up out of a sleep. so i had to call the police. >> reporter: police saying he had three guns at the time of the take down. as the man surrendered, we could see his home going up in the flames. at one point, we could see and hear police firing tear gas into the

completely ignored the motors hardworking -- the most hardworking people out there that i know, our coal miners, and we should be ashamed of ourselves. now, i know that some of my colleagues don't like coal. they think they don't need it and want to get rid of it, but this isn't about coal. it isn't about coal. it's about the brave men and women who gave and who have gone into those mines every day for over a century to power our economy, produce the weapons to fight our wars and provide the energy that we all depend on today. it made us the greatest country on earth, a superpower. basically with this god-given resource that we had, these great men and women worked and worked hard very patrioticcally to make sure this country had the energy it needed to defend itself, to build the industrial might that it did, to be the superpower of the world. they were guaranteed, guaranteed, mr. president, affordable health care and dignity in retirement in return for their blood, sweat and tears that they shed for this country. that was a guarantee, a written guarantee in 1946. they were guarant

speaker, but dramatically more expensive, for hardworking taxpayers in this country to buy electricity. so we are going to bring up a bill on the house floor this week to reverse that radical regulation. as we bring that up, we are going to have this debate about something very specific in terms of a policy brought up by the president that's going to make it much harder for our country to be competitive and much harder for families to achieve that american dream because it will be more expensive, things that they buy. but it cascades into all of the other things, when they do their christmas shopping. these are having real impacts on real people. something else we are going to be taking on, the department of interior right now, one of the other agencies of president obama, coming out with a well control rule which will be difficult to drill for oil in the gulf of mexico, where we through american ingenuity have figured out ways to generate more energy in america not only to help our economy but to help our friends all over the world. what's the president's answer? using unelected burea

so, we're going to continue to have these problems of terrible service for hardworking taxpayers and at the same time, fraudulent returns that are given back to people who don't deserve that money."the other 19 million dollars that went out erroneously was due to improper screening. 3 3 still to come tonight... great news for holiday travelers heading to the airport. the reason why, coming up in tonight's fox means business report 3 3 but first... is the recent jump in the number of terror arrests in the u- s a sign of actual plots... or just the f- b- i trying to look busy after san bernardino.we'll investigate, coming up after the break. 3 "siouxland news at nine on fox 44, with larry wentz, diana 3 we're tracking the latest developments tonight in the war on terror... as a terror attack is foiled in australia. jonathan elias has the latest developments in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terror alert desk in washington, i'm jonathan elias. australian police arrest two men who they say wererelanning to attack a naval base.the raids were part of an ongoing g ti-terr

. >> one by one, a community gives a hardworking refugee a few life. >> why they're determined to brightened future. >> how does that feel? >> thank you. >> a guy's expensive rc car starts smoking. >> what it finally takes to get the job done. >> and some dudes prank their buddies zonked on a camping >> the moment he sets sail sound asleep. >> no! >> don't turn away from your screens. a guy is eating his potato chips and he looks up at the escalator because -- >> yeah, that guy was eating a bag of chips and he sees something going on upstairs and realizes there is a kid that is going to fall. he drops the chips, catches the kid, breaks the kid's fall. >> what quick thinking from that guy. >> it is amazing. also amazing, this next video. you know how we've seen videos of horses and cows getting on the roof of a building and we wonder how they get there? we fiemtly have an explanation. you will not believe what happened in turkey. i want you to pay attention to the scare case at the right of your screen. the stairs. that would be a cow. this is a health center where and apparently she didn't w

she adds that "the obama administration is once again using the epa to impose their agenda on hardworking iowans."ernst says she remains "committed to protecting our domestic energy security and promoting innovation in the next generation of biofuels." 3 3 senator ernst joined in expressing disappointment tonight by iowa governor terry branstad.the governor saying the decision "shows the lack of interest in providing consumers choice at the pump, creating jobs and increasing incomes in rural america, and reducing our dependence on foreign oil."branstad notes that his administration has strongly supported the r- f- s... with several programs developed in the state to advance the development and use of biofuels. 3 <

hardworking americans. now, let me just recap. first we learned that the i.r.s. had released a confidential tax return information on companies the i.r.s. believed opposed the administration. and then we uncovered that the i.r.s. had illegally targeted groups whose views differed from the white house. followed by an extensive effort to hide information, i.e., lois lerner, her so-called lost e-mails which weren't every really lost. it was a true injustice to law-abiding organizations and to american citizens. which is why, mr. president, i should not have been surprised, but i was, to learn of the i.r.s.'s latest scheme. hot off the presses is a new i.r.s. proposed regulation that needlessly targets charitable contributions. right now when you make a contribution of $250 or more, charities will send you a written acknowledgment confirm being the details of the donation, including the amount of the donation. the taxpayer uses this acknowledgment to document his or her tax deductions should there be any questi

then realized her hardwork could make a difference. @44:29 "i was inspired by my best friend erin, who passed away two years ago. anja makes and sells the bows at farmers markets and at her mom's store, the walnut street gallery in uptown ankeny. she donates a third of kids fighting cancer at blank children's hospital. @47:14 "we met in 3rd grade, and we played together at recess and everything. i went to all her birthday parties, and we had a lot of fun together. and then in 4th grade she got diagnosed with leukemia." @47:55 "it's been a few years, and last year when i started it was about 18 months, so i didn't really do anything, and it took me a while to understand." standup@9:22 "and this year, blank children's hospital is trying to help more young kids raise money for the hospital, as well as recognize them through the new shining stars program." brenna@3:51 "we get a lot of calls from students doing a campaign in their school or even a lemonade stand on their block, so we wanted to help support them in that. we created some poster templates, fun facts about blank, there are phot

but what's more important to me is that i feel like we've taken a group of hardworking individuals andth: one, two, three. all: team, family, pride! keith: hey, there you go. all right. >> tonight on the profit... i go inside skullduggery, a toy company that should be filled with imagination and fun. >> it was kind of, like, confusing. >> can you read? >> instead, i find two brothers struggling to make a profit on merchandise that kids don't want while falling short on creating new hit games and toys. >> it's our first game ever. it didn't do very well at market. >> the toy industry, while enormous, is a brutal and competitive game. >> these toys seem like they're already out there. >> and if the brothers can't learn to innovate and sell... >> steve, why do you think nascar's good for skullduggery? [laughing] >> they'll get shoved to the back of the closet with the other forgotten toys. you basically just said, "[bleep] you, i'm just not gonna do it." my name is marcus lemonis and

if we're going to win, we run a populist campaign of hardworking men and women who want to believe again in the promise of america, and we run it against the bipartisan corruption of washington that hillary clinton embodies. and let me say one final thing, matt, which is, i cannot wait to stand on a debate stage with hillary clinton. [applause] senator cruz: reagan understood that you win elections by making choices that are meaningful choices. you don't blur the difference. there's a reason there's only one republican in the last 50 years who has a group of democrats named after him -- reagan democrats. we need to nominate a candidate who has the clarity to stand up and say, if you vote for hillary clinton, you are voting for the ayatollah khamenei to have nuclear weapons. and if you vote for me, iran will never have nuclear weapons. if you vote for hillary clinton, you're voting for 12 million people who are here illegally to be granted amnesty. if you vote for me, we'll secure the border and stop illegal immigration. if you vote for hillary, you are voting for obamacare to be a perman

. >> but it just seemed to be normal hardworking people that go about their business. a lot of family and friends and barbeques in the summer tooirm -- time. >> reporter: you can see the crews outside checking the gas. emergency crews have left the gas crew just double checking to make sure there's nothing wrong. the couple inside this home had lived here for several years, neighbors say. right now the couple who lived next door was in the milford hospital being treated for carbon monoxide to get results from the d.a.'s office on the exact cause of this couple who are right now it is believed to be carbon monoxide. live in milford tonight, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> a christmas day standoff all day long in everett during the fox 25 news at f.c.c. we showed you live as it happened when someone was taken into custody after a fire started at that home. now at 11:00 we're hearing more from investigators about what happened. >> reporter: what lasted for hours today on this street in everett ended dramatically in a matter of seconds. fox 25 cameras capturing it all u

. >> translation: the turkish people are kind, hardworking and talented. we have a lot of hard work there. we don't equate them to the part of the elite, responsible for the deaths of soldiers in syria. we will never for get the support for terrorism. they will not get a nervous reaction which is dangers for us and the whole world. we will not engage in military sabre rattling, if someone things after hurting our people they'll get away with economic sanctions they are mistaken. we'll remind them what they did, they'll regret it many times. >> joining me in the studio is al jazeera's senior political analyst, marwan bishara. since we last spoke, recep tayyip erdogan has spoke out. vladimir putin spoke out saying why has russia and syria - pucking back from allegations that he is buying illegal oil. he says if russia claims to be in syria, because the president asked him to be there, that that's on illegal administration, on and on and on. we are getting tough talk from vladimir putin that seems to escalate. the turkish side is backing down. what is this al

she adds that "the obama administration is once again using the epa to impose their agenda on hardworking iowans."ernst says she remains "committed to protecting our domestic energy security and promoting innovation in the next generation of biofuels." 3 3 senator ernst joined in expressing disappointment tonight by iowa governor terry branstad.the governor saying the decision "shows the lack of interest in providing consumers choice at the pump, creating jobs and increasing incomes in rural america, and reducing our dependenen on ffeign oil."branstad notes that his administration has s strongly supported the r- f- s... with several programs developed in the state to advance the development and use of biofuels. 3 3 the man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic in cocorado springs made his first court appearance on monday. 3 a judge advised 57-year old robert lewis dear that he's being held on suspicion of first-degree murder, a charge that could carry a minimum penalty of life in prison or a maximum penalty of death if he's convicted.asked if he had any questions,

the first thing "the firss thing i want to do is have a conversation with staff, we have a great hardworking continue to understand how important they are to the community, i want to talk to new to see" hart has made history tonight -- in he has said diversity is his strength, and hees going to use hart telling me tonight he's going to enjoy this win but before he steps into office, he wants to take his family on vacation -- he has a wife and six months, and he's ready for a little break -- not too long though, he will let's head over to nikki wbrough who spoke witt tim hurley earlier, tim hurley says he's proud to be a "footnote" to waterloo history. and, hurley says quentin hart's victory may be the breakthrough for the future of waterloo here's video of hurley calling hart and congratulating him. hurley says they both have the same views on a lot of things and he believes the city is in gogo hands. you see, hurley knows what it's like having been in that mayor seat, and he says quentin seems prepared to take the job. hurley says he's glad he ran, served oking forwarr to speaking with hart

in the dust the issue of trying to even out the taxation of sales on the internet, with sales at hardworking brick and mortar stores. for all of these reasons, all of them, i strongly urge a no vote and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: mr. speaker, i'm proud to yield two minutes to the gentleman from washington who is the leader, the chairman of the trade subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized for two minutes. mr. reichert: i thank the chairman for yielding. i want to thank him for his hard work, mr. boustany, mr.ityberry, and other members of the committee, who have worked hard on this legislation and also members across the aisle that have come together to build this piece of legislation presented here today. i rise in strong support, mr. speaker, of this important legislation. in my home state of washington, 40% of jobs are tied directly to trade. we are the most trade-dependent state in the country. and this b

lifting the burdens this law has placed on hardworking families will help move the nation forward fromre's broken promises to better access for patient-centered health care for each and every american. as i noted earlier, our nation has made great strides in improving the quality of life for all americans, but these changes were always, always forged in the spirit of bipartisan compromise and cooperation. we still need health care reform but it has to be done the right way. to have good health care, we'll have to have ideas from both parties, not just one party. but tonight we made significant progress to pointing out a bunch of the flaws. and there were a lot of people that were involved in that and i'd like to take this opportunity to thank them. we gave instructions to the finance committee and the health, education, labor and pensions committee that they were each to save a billion dollars, so senator hatch and his staff went to work on it, senator alexander and his staff went to work on it and they accomplished that task in conjunction with the house. so i want to thank them for t

and organizers say all of the hardwork is worth it.... "with the crew out here they're able to give the child a toy, they're able to see that expression on their face. a smile here they're able to give the child a toy, they're able to see that expression on their face. a smile goes a long way, especially for these guys here who are able to run calls day in day out, so to be able to bring a smile to a kid, especially during the holiday season is a wonderful joy to these people." if you want to help.... it is not too late. they are still collecting new, unwrapped toys and gift cards through the weekend. is showing off its cutest new addition. giant panda cub, his adoring fans for the first time yesterday but the adorable panda wasn't quite ready for all that attention... all he sleep! let's check in and guy is doing this morning. we've been checking in all night long, taking sleeping panda and his mom, mei. right now little bei bei is curled up in the corner, on some bamboo out in the habitat. his public debut inside his exhibit on january

unfortunately, most of this cost will be passed onto their consumers, hardworking families and senior citizens in kansas. that's why we're voting to strengthen our energy security infrastructure and promote job growth by stopping farmful regulations. we'll continue to stand with the american people against these unforgiving regulations f this administration. mr. johnson: i'm honored to be here this morning to talk about h.r. 8, the north american energy security and infrastructure act. you know, many of america's energy policies have been based on a belief dating way back that america's energy resources were scarce. if this president and his administration has their way, they'll make our energy resources even more scarce, shutting down the coal industry, slow walking our ability to go after the large reserves of oil and natural gas that we have. h.r. 8, the north american security and infrastructure act, begins to reverse that in a big way. in addition to securing the reliability, the efficiency and the cost of our energy grid, boom. a real economic look at what would happen, for ampl

then realized her hardwork could make a difference. @44:29 "i was inspired by my best friend erin, who passed away two years ago. anja makes and sells the bows at farmers markets and at her mom's store, the walnut street gallery in uptown ankeny. she donates a third of her sales to help kids fighting cancer at blank children's hospital. @47:14 "we met in 3rd grade, and we played together at recess and everything. i went to all her birthday parties, and we had a lot of fun together. and then in 4th grade she got diagnosed with leukemia." @47:55 "it's been a few years, and last year when i started it was about 18 months, so i didn't really do anything, and it took me a while to understand." standup@9:22 "and this year, blank children's hospital is trying to help more young kids raise money for the hospital, as well as recognize them through the new shining stars program." brenna@3:51 "we get a lot of calls from students doing a campaign in their school or even a lemonade stand on their block, so we wanted to help support them in that. we created some poster templates, fun facts blank, th

. @54:46 "i started then realized her hardwork could make a difference. @44:29 "i was inspired by my best friend erin, who passed away two years ago. anja makes and sells the bows at farmers markets and at her mom's store, the walnut street gallery in uptown ankeny. she donates a third of her sales to help kids fighting cancer at blank children's hospital. @47:14 "we met in 3rd grade, and we played together at recess and everything. i went to all her birthday parties, and we had a lot of fun together. and then in 4th grade she got diagnosed with leukemia." @47:55 "it's been a few years, and last year when i started it was about 18 months, so i didn't really do anything, and it took me a while to understand." standup@9:22 "and this year, blank children's hospital is trying to help more young kids raise money for the hospital, as well as recognize them through the new shining stars program." brenna@3:51 "we get a lot of calls from students doing a campaign in their school or even a lemonade stand on their block, so we wanted to help support them in that. we created some poster template

and organizers say all of the hardwork is worth it.... "the kids faces. i can't even express how thrilled, how happy they are for this. this makes their day. they talk about this for the rest of their life. " if you want to help.... it is not too late. they are still and gift cards through the weekend. you can get into the spirit.... by taking a drive through a holiday wonderland. glittering lights at the las vegas motor speedway is up and running... and ready for visitors. the valley's largest light display is decked out with more than three million lights... glittering lights is open nightly through january third. across the valley... thousands of people don't have enough to eat... but you can help....by taking part in our take 5 to care holiday food drive.... all month you can drop off non- perishable food at and vons... or register. all of the three square. the final republican debate for 2015 is a wrap. and candidates got right back on the campaign trail. where they were stumping in southern nevada. protestors are back in the street in baltimore....

we have a great, hardworking staff for the city. i want to let them know i appreciate the job they're doing, and they continue to understand how important they are to the community. i want to welcome the new council members and congratulate them, and hear what they want to see," said hart. hart has said diversity is his strength, and he is going to use that to make sure everyone's voice in waterloo is heard. hart also said at his party he is going to enjoy the win, but before he steps into office, he wants to take his family on vacation. children. he said campaigning has been a tough six months, and he's ready for a breakk hart will take office in the beginning of january. we'll be right back. "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwt." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather deam. see the scren for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwlstormtrack 7 weather am: some snowwfell across eastern iowa in the last 24 hours. many locations saw just a trace but spots up in northeast iowaalong 2.5"

and more than anything, it means tax relief for hardworking taxpayers to the tune of about $680 billion over ten years. we move this efforts forward on the finance committee in july when we marked up the so-called extenders package, taking note of senators' priorities and desires for long-term solutions and setting the stage for a real discussion about permanence. we took that momentum into the bicameral, bipartisan negotiations and ultimately the bill reflects many of the preferences expressed in the committee. our bipartisan tax bill also contains a two-year moratorium rt oon the medical device tax ur obamacare, something that's been really harmful to our medical device industry, and we'll look at that in two more years. for years now we've seen support grow on both sides of the aisle for repealing this horrendously misguided tax that is the medical device tax. it has been a top priority of mine since the day obamacare signed into law -- the obamacare was signed into law. other members of the finance committee have led on this issue as well. in one way or another, we're going to get i

the owner says harriett is a customer favorite and a hardworking employee... "she never misses a day of would be further ahead." harriett plans to spend her actual birthday...which is christmas day...at home with a family dinner. coming up ...it's a situation that would leave some people depressed. for this man....it brought him a reason to laugh. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebok. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking newsws and weather information. and stormtrack seven meteorologist will be back with your storm track seven day "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. hereeis additionanaforecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: mostly cloudy and breezy today with rain tracking in for tomorrow. stormtrack7 live weather network shows low clouds continue to cover us. and that is keeping temps from climbing much... they are mainly in the low 30s

truly the braid was my happy place and thank you to supervisor wiener for psyching me in being a hardworking individual and successful in representing district 8 and take at a moment to visit raven here i don't know if you guys are willing to share your names if you're in ms. 134 west. >> hi, i'm sid i'm beven's kid i'm in mr. otherers class as i'm in ms. 134 west class as hi my name is rosy. >> and you guys know my parents i love megan trainer. >> i'm in the fourth grade class. >> hi 2011 a ann jay in - i'm sophie in ms. woods class. >> i'm in mr. rs class. >> i want to acknowledge that andrea is the student body president can we give a raise and cheer for the supervisors someone want to do. >> it all establishment off at the in the course of the trial game when the coach said belching do our thing go-go beven go ravens go, go, go, go ravens go. >> thank you guys thank you very much. >> (clapping.) >> i know you're here or here for serious things i want to appreciate the passion for justice i appreciate you're being parish i'm sorry for the delay but justice will not be denied but detailed.

"the obama administration is once again using the e - p - a to impose their agenda on hardworking iowans."ernst says she remains "committed to protecting our domestic energy security and promoting innovation in the next generation of biofuels." 3 senator ernst was joined in her disappointment by iowa governor terry branstad.the governor says the decision... quote... "shows the lack of interest in providing consumers choice at the pump, creating jobs and increasing incomes in rural america, and reducing our dependence on foreign oil." branstad says his administration has strongly supported the r - f - s... with quite a few programs developed in the state to advance the development and use of biofuels. 3 iowa's governor says he sees *no* reason to delay a planned privatization of the state's medicaid plan. 3 terry branstad says the move is something done already in more than half the states in the u - s with few happen january 1st. he says the change should be smooth and simple. 3 "those of us that are in health systems, like those of us who have the state employee it's a manage care syste

we need to be the party of hardworking men and women, blue collar workers, hardworking men and women promise of america. we need to run against the bipartisanship corruption of washington, d.c., that hillary clinton embodies. if you look at our base it consists of the reagan democrats, it's the working men and women, it's the ohio steelworker and the michigan autoworkers it's the electricians and truck drivers and plumbers and the working men and women, the cops and firemen the people with calluses on their hands who have gotten hammered for seven years under the disastrous obama/clinton economy. they're frustrated. a great many working men and women stayed home. part of why they stayed home in '08 and '12 is that republicans had gotten in bed with democrats on issues like amnesty. amnesty is an issue that cuts right to the core. of working men and women who want to have jobs want to have decent wages. you know, we have right now today the lowest percentage of americans working since 1977. wages have stagnated. they're the same as they were 20 years ago. and people are fed up. and th

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. >> the hardworking people in the salvation army got a little break today. >> our team took over ringing the bells in the downtown crossing area today. ock and i had a lot of fun meeting you and the morning team kicked off the event, tom and karen joined later on and sarah wroblewski also joined in to organization. >>> the woman who denied is speaking out. new at 11:00, she's talking all about what happened when she met pope francis. >>> a bullet misses a local woman who was in the safety of her own home, next at 11:00, where she thinks it was fired from. >> and the pats gear up for tennessee. some of the new guys getting their feet wet. and charlotte and lebron james wife of pro gol pack by just under 500 votes. for one reason or another he's not played in the pro bowl game the last 8 times he has been selected. the mission much larger than the pro bowl for the pats. >> you get better and move on and as a patriot you cannot complain. >> s no, you can't. whatever david ortiz does it's going to be a big deal. when he showdown up at the stop and shop to surprise shoppers, you can imagine h

this legislation and making more tax policies permanent will provide significant tax relief for hardworking taxpayers in every walk of american life, from the middle class to middle-class families to the working poor it will do the same for job creators throughout our country, resulting in a healthier u.s. economy, increased growth and more american jobs. put simply, mr. president, more permanence in the tax code will be a good thing for our country, and the path act will provide just the kind of permanence we need. so let's take a few minutes to look at some of the key provisions of this legislation. i'll start by talking about some of the biggest priorities that my friends on the other side of the aisle brought into the recent negotiations. as we all remember, president obama's so-called stimulus included provisions that made some of the biggest refundable tax credits in the tax code even more refundable, including the earned-income tax credit, or eitc, and the child tax credit, or c.t.c. this increased credits which when boiled down are essentially additional cash payments made directly

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if you're making that profit by trapping hardworking americans into a vicious cycle of debt, you got to find a new business model. you got to find a new way of doing business. >> reporter: such changes could chip away at the cfpb's mission. but they might be narrow enough for the white house to swallow to get a braider spending deal. and adam, whether or not americans are successful, you can bet they will keep trying because they control both the house and senate, so they see some windows of opportunity. adam. >> yes, the consumer bureau definitely a lightning rod for controversy. libby, some more examples of the work that they do? >> reporter: the agency is boanl four and a half years old. one of the issues they are going after is red lining, the practice of discriminating against people. the cfpb has been watching out for banks who have been denying people mortgage loans because of their race, hudson city savings bank, the cfpb and justice department allege this lending agent, the largest lending bank in new jersey that has clients in other states was essentially ignoring entire ne

. >> seemingly hardworking, selling vegetables at market, age 13.ut he's already committing armed robbery. armed robbery. >> armed robbery. >> what was going through your head? >> adrenaline. adrenaline. excitement. >> adrenaline and anger become morten storm's trademarks. by his early teens, he was a boxer. >> boxing for me was a way of getting out my aggressions. >> but your fighting just wasn't limited to the ring, though. >> it wasn't limited to the ring. >> najib khaba is a few years younger living in the same hood. >> first time i met him, he was kind of a crazy person. and he talked a lot. >> what was he talking about? >> fights. brawls that he's been into. >> i would go to the clubs with immigrant good friends i had. they were hated because they looked different. and i felt the need to stand up for them. i would knock out big, adult -- you know, big-sized men with one punch. and i became feared. >> at age 19, he joined a banditos, the notorious biker gang. storm says he was their toughest enforcer, raw muscle. boxing, biking with the bandito

still oppose this unprecedented expansion of government intrusion into health care decisions for hardworking families and small businesses. another poll that i found interesting showed that more people were concerned about what's happened with health care than they do about climate change. that's appropriate for this week. the law is saddling american households with more than $1 trillion in new taxes over the next 10 years, according to the congressional budget offic office -- according to the congressional budget office, obamacare will cost taxpayers more than $116 billion a year. in fact, on average, every american household can expect more than $20,000 in new taxes over the next 10 years because of this bill. obamacare's crushing regulations mean smaller paychecks for families while holding back small businesses from expanding and hiring new workers. for every american, obamacare has meant more government, more bureaucracy and more rules and regulations. along with soaring health care costs and less access to care. when we were debating this bill five years ago, i remember talking about

for customer sfers remember that some of our friends and neighbors work at the airlines they're hardworking here's the list they asked for best an they got a list of the worst. number five ben, one your sisterren frontier i did that story with the least leg room and angry staff. american eagle up there noisy engine. iowa lie allegiant and then starts with an s that rhymes with fire truck. easy jet over the united kingdom this charges for everything number two worst in customer service. if your flight gets canceled this is true they'll charge you to print out the voucher to verify the flight was canceled and then finally worst of the worst number one on the worst spirit airlines. if it can charge for oxygen o they would. now, if you need a good laugh go to youtube there's this video called cheap flight by a singing group. i think three irish women. your sister should watch it not with chirng. there's language you don't want little once repeating. quickly we were talking about things that mac us cry. love actually when e he proposes to the waitress. >> been out for like a thousand years numbe

. >> seemingly hardworking, selling vegetables at market, age 13. he's already committing armed robbery. armed robbery. >> armed robbery. >> what was going through your head? >> adrenaline. adrenaline. something excitement. >> adrenaline and anger become morten storm's trademarks. by his early teens, he was a boxer. >> boxing for me was a way of getting out my aggressions. >> but your fighting just wasn't limited to the ring, though. >> it wasn't limited to the ring. >> najib khaba is a few years younger living in the same hood. >> first time i met him, he was kind of a crazy person. and he talked a lot. >> what was he talking about? >> fights. brawls that he's been into. >> i would go to the clubs with immigrant good friends i had. they were hated because they looked different. and i felt the need to stand up for them. i would knock out big, adult -- you know, big-sized men with one punch. and i became feared. >> at age 19, he joined a banditos, the notorious biker gang. storm says he was their toughest enforcer, raw muscle. boxing, biking with the

hardworking, dedicated, thoroughly professional and frankly bipartisan. i want to thank each and every one of them. i would be remiss not to single out, if i may, mr. chairman, my own chief clerk, susan ross, who i thought did an exceptional job and to thank will smith, our chief clerk of the committee for his extraordinary job. with that, again, i would urge passage of the bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: may i ask how much time is remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady has 2 1/2 minutes. mrs. lowey: well, it is a pleasure for me to yield 2 1/2 minutes to the distinguished whip, the distinguished gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: i thank chairwoman lowey and chairman rogers for their leadership on this bill. mr. speaker, there's no such thing as a perfect bill. there are a number of things about this bill that i would change, and to that ex

. >> translation: the turkish people are kind, hardworking and talented. we have a lot of hard work there. we don't equate them to the part of the elite, responsible for the death of soldiers in syria. we will never for get the support for terrorism. they will not get a nervous reaction, we will not engage in military sabre rattling, if someone things after hurting our people they'll get away with economic sanctions they are mistaken. we'll remind them what they did, they'll regret it many times. >> joining me in the studio is al jazeera's senior political analyst. >> what do you make of this tough took from putin, marwan bishara. he is accusing turkey of almost being in bed with the terrorists. what do you make of it. what is the upstick. this is in three words vladimir putin's bush moment. the russian president was taking a page out of the former american president is the playbook. >> how so? >> either with us or the terrorists. basically accusing turkey of in some ways supporting terrorism. invoking the words allah, talking about harmony. the chechen's

>> far from the glory of news-breaking headlines, these hardworking men and women make up the frontline soldiers in the uphill battle against human trafficking. >> it's a misdemeanor arrest. we'll get his plate, go knock on his door tonight and talk to his wife about what he did today. >> today's sting is 1 in over 200 targeting men who buy women. >> we've looked at the demographics. it's across the board. economics doesn't make a difference. race doesn't make a difference. age doesn't make a difference. we arrested one guy last year, 74 years old. i mean, the guy got out of surgery two weeks ago, bypass surgery, and he's out looking for a girl. >> responding to citizens' complaints to clean up manheim road, a strip of low-budget hotels near o'hare airport. in 2010, sheriff tom dart dramatically raised the stakes for the buyers of sex. >> we try to bring as much publicity as we can to it. we raise all the fees and fines. we're taking their cars from them and then we're charging them this outrageous fee to get it back. so it will be very unpleasant, in addition to having a criminal recor

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're joined right now by a very funny, very hardworking writer and performer. her popular sitcom, "the mindy project," streams new episodes tuesdays on hulu, and her book, "why not me?" is in its tenth week on "the new york times" bestseller list. wow. please welcome the charming, the hilarious, mindy kaling! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show. >> hi. >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. thank you. >> never stop yelling! >> jimmy: yes! take that. why not you? yes, you. they're saying yes, you. yes. >> wow. >> jimmy: you. yes. >> what a nice reception, guys. >> jimmy: that's the reaction. that's what happens, see. >> hi, how are you? >> jimmy: thank you for coming on the show. i appreciate it. >> oh my gosh, i'm so excited. >> jimmy: yeah, this is fun. this is you. "tonight show," it's us, we're talking, we're chatting. we have things to talk about. >> it's all set up. >> jimmy: yeah, it's all pre -- >> we set the stage. >> jimmy: we set the stage. it's all pre-chatted out. and we're gonna hit all the basics and get to everyt