if you know anything about orrin hatch.tor ted kennedy was a dear friend of orrin hatch. on and on he has lived a rich life and was invited to speak today. craig melvin has been in louisville watching all of it today. and what an emotional time for that city, craig. >> brian, you would be hard pressed to find someone in the city of louisville that does not have a muhammad ali story. i spent the better part of the last few days talking to folks all over the city. and there's a woman who went to the same mosque as him and his family. and she said that there was a -- an instance back in 1997 where after service muhammad ali sort of invited himself over for dinner and they sat around and they broke bread for the better part of the evening. he had fantastic stories to tell. i spent some time this week talking to assad ali, the youngest of nine children. and one of the shots that we just put on the screen, he's sitting next to his mother there. and he said something i really had not given a great deal of thought to. he was born i

thank you.z: senator hatch. senator hatch: thank you, mr. chairman. would like to be added as a cosponsor for this bill. and i want to component everybody on this panel for the excellent testimony you have given. i am honored to serve with the distinguished senator from minnesota on the united states holocaust museum board of trustees. the museum's website said that his primary mission includes "encouraging its visitors to reflect upon the moral and spiritual questions raised by the events of the holocaust as well as their own responsibility democracy."of even though the holocaust ended more than 70 years ago, this legislation is part of that responsibility and how the job of remedying the effect is still not over. ambassador lauder, i have great respect for you. is it fair to say that one i impact onf the naz stolen art washe unprecedented in scope? ambassador lauder:? i'm sorry, the question is senator hatch: is it fair to say that one component of the nazi regime was to steal this art? ambassador lauder: it was a major part of the regime. for two r

luckily the hatch was between me and a lot of the debris that blasted through. it put a few big dings in my hatch, but i was very happy it was there and protecting me from large chunks of shrapnel. or any debris that could have probably taken me out. >> captain brown downloads the video to his laptop and his soldiers gather around to watch it. >> the first time we watched the video, i think we all said the exact same thing that i said on the video. >> oh -- >> because even though we'd watched the scene unfold in real life, you still don't see it coming. >> that's a lot of like patting on the back like, glad you made it through. the only reason that i think we didn't get blown up was the triggerman was a little slow or didn't have his timing right. i think maybe we were moving faster than he anticipated. >> the entire squad spends the next five days scouring the area of the explosion for the insurgents responsible for the attack. although they never find the men who planted the ied, they do eventually secure this area of mosul and rebuild the road for safe passag

i remember unlatching the lock on the top hatch. that hundreds if not thousands of times before and never -- never, ever had anything close to something like this happen. [ phone dialing ] >> 24-1 from crawford county. [ indistinct radio chatter ] >> it was a beautiful fall day and i snuck out of the office early to do some scuba diving and the reason i did that was because i was on the dive rescue team and i knew there wouldn't be many good days left in the fall that i could get out in and do some training. i had just gotten out of the water when my radio went off. so without going home or changing, i just went immediately to the scene. i was unsure of what they were talking about. my assumption was somebody had just been -- just died in some kind of accident. it took a long time for me to really study the scene and try to understand what i was looking at. it wasn't what i expected. whatever had transpired there had transpired months prior to coming to denison. when the railroad got involved, they were able to determine that the tr

they don't hatch tve ability to using. some of them.jenna morrison overdosed and almost died. prosecutor bailey charged her with felony heroin possession. internal possession. >> i got charged with possession of heroin. because i had it in my system. >> she was charged with a felony for that? >> that's what it is. schedule one drug. no one can have it in their possession. under any circumstances not even medicinal. >> isn't that extreme? >> no, that is the law of ohio and the united states of america. >> see the full report on our website. cbsnews.com. the overnight news will be right back. ♪ ♪ what makes a lipton meal? well, first you start with this. and plenty of that. and these guys. and of course him. a place like... shhh! ehh, no. nope. found it! and definitely lipton ice tea. lots of it. because it goes great with these. and this. why not? too many friends. a big yes to this. what makes a lipton meal? what you bring to it. and the refreshing taste of lipton iced tea. lipton. be more tea. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10

hatch: mr. president, i reserve the right to object. i will certainly look at this and see what can be done, but at this present time, i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. ms. warren: mr. president, brian martinotti deserves better than this. all of these nominees deserve better than this. merrick garland deserves better than this. and the american people deserve better than this. and we will keep fighting to try to get the senate republicans to do their job. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: mr. president, i have only been here 40 years, and this happens every time at the end. they have not been mistreated. the fact of the matter is they have had more judges in seven years than president bush had in a full eight years, and they are going to have more judges, but it's the majority leader's determination as to when those judges will come up and when they will be confirmed, and i think that he has been doing it on a regular basis. i hate to go back in time, but i could go back in t

hatch: mr. president? the presiding officer: is not senator from utah -- the senator from utah, the president pro tempore. mr. hatch: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent toy be permitted to complete these remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: mr. president, a few weeks ago i came to the floor to discuss the situation surrounding president obama's nominees to serve as public trustees on the board of trustees for the various social security and medicare trust funds. at that time i noted that these nominations had become the center of a political firestorm. sadly, that firestorm has continued in the weeks since i last spoke about this issue. while i have little desire to delve into what is essentially a manufactured controversy, i do want to take some time to note how some events taken place this week should impact this particular debate. tomorrow the social security and medicare boards of trustees will release their annual reports providing their assessment of the past,

count thee to wait to chickens before they hatch. let's see that legislation unfold. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stores on the bloomberg at top . anna? manus? manus: a little bit of breaking news coming in. this is the u.k.-based software company that makes software for the oil and gas businesses. they have terminated takeover talks with schnider electrical. this is the second time they attempted to get their hands on it. that would have rounded off their business exposure to the oil and gas business. this is an announcement this morning. aveva terminates the deal with schnider. ingles. out to david he is standing by. good morning. seeing, this is the equity story, we are seeing a global downturn in the equity space. in asia, it seems we may end of after aoverall snapping four-day losing streak. japan closing up shop. look at shanghai, 1.7%. of course the big story, mci not including dish msci not including china -- msci not including china. that is your initial reaction

senator hatch is a seasoned and distinguished public servant.we're deeply honored by his presence today. [applause] >> reverend, that was really good. it's hard for this poor old senator to have to follow that is all i can say. well, the head of the first fight was sonny liston, and muhammad ali stood before a crowded pack of reporters and told the world unapologetically who he was. i'm the greatest. that's what he said. but this simple proclamation all took the history and -- ali took the history and wrote his own title in the textbooks. he was not muhammad ali, the prize fighter. or even the world champion. he was mew ham mall all all -- muhammad all the greatest. his daughters dismissed this as bragging but ali wasn't talking trash. he was speaking truth. and he was in the world of boxing, he truly was the greatest. [applause] >> with the quickness of a street fighter, and the simple grace of a ballerina, ali moved with the killings like agility and punched with herculean strength but to assume that ali's greatness stems seoul solely from his

cheryl: we have enjoyed the journey on the eagle cam, hatching back in february, four days apart. then they were given patriotic names. and now we watch them prepare to leave the nest. visitors to the national arboretum can walk up to a certain point. a fence holds them back several hundred feet from the tree that holds the nest. the nest is about 100 feet in the air. the parents have been delivering food like fish from the anacostia river. freedom returned after a few days, but liberty is still, well, enjoying the freedom. they wereber when endangered, and to see them come back is exciting. eryl: the females are which harvey finds empowering from her close encounter a few years ago. >> i really felt like that eagle gave me the power to handle situations in my life. cheryl: at the national arboretum, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: what a great interview. josh: just so excited, and i love that she felt empowered by it. kimberly: connected to the majesty of these birds. josh: and they really are, especially when you consider the size. kimberly: i love the way they put the came

for instance orrin hatch will be there. very public and inclusive.hose details just provided to us. obviously our in louisville over the next week, a lot of events culminating friday with the service. we learned a great deal about the final days, the last week of muhammad ali's life in scottsdale, arizona. i'm joined now by cnn's jason carroll. he's live outside the press conference. give us the details over what happened the last few days. he went to the hospital monday night and we went from monday to last night when he passed away. >> reporter: right. monday night when they checked him in he was in good condition. the initial thought he was going to be okay. he pulled out so many times in the past and checked into the hospital and had pulled through. it was not to be the case this time and within the past 24 hours it became very clear his situation was getting grave. it was getting worse. they called in all the family members to be here. the family members were able to spend a full day with muhammad ali, as you know, john, he has nine children. se

hatch: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: mr.president, section 904 of the congressional budget act of 1974 and the waiver provisions of applicable budget resolution -- resolutions, i move to waive all applicable sections of that act and applicable budget resolutions for purpose of the motion to concur in the house amendments to s. 2328 and i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. sanders: i reserve the balance of my time. mr. hatch: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: mr. president, as we all now know, the government of puerto rico has run up an astounding debt and has more than disdz 40 billion of unfunded pension promises. to address this financial challenge, the senate has taken up legislation to provide greater oversight of the territory's finances and some broad debt resolution authority. that bill which the authors entitled the puerto rico oversight management and economic stability act or pr

. >> every wire, hatch, you can see in the simulation. after there, good to see your arm arms. >> everybody know what the inside of my arm looks like, a steak. perfect. you are kinging me in the space. >> trying to stand up. >> ta da. >> shake on that. we are going to slam into the side of the ship sandra bullock style. >> space walk, check. >> it may be the most under-rated technical. >> program manager for the i sis, i couldn't think of a better place than the historic commission. we retired the settle, and build victims and 2017, they should be able to fly. >> first flight. we know what will work from a design stand point. they have a about the line make sure all humans flying them are safe. that is the tengsz we are working on right now. snoo according -- what does it free nas up to. >> it is expensive. you have to have the political will to do those things. >> how much of an impact? >> the president has a -- john f. kennedy put a man on the moon. >> the moon and the playets are there. and new homes the end goal is the same. put human

friends bill clinton, orrin hatch, and billy bring eulogies. beyondacy reaches far the boxing ring. that goodbye has already started with fans leaving flowers. there is a prayer service planned for tonight. jummy: another good day out there. doug: the humidity is gone. you don't mind it when the air is dryer. tomorrow, a few showers and then after that it be much cooler for the rest of the week we will start with a time lapse. it's 82 degrees there right now. you will see a few clouds pop up. that's all we expect around the area. right now, it's 82 degrees. temperatures are holding in the low further south you go. we have a nice breeze that is blowing our way. we can talk about the dew point temperature. the lower they go, the more comfortable it is. yesterday we were close to 70 degrees dew points. now we are in the 50's. that means the humidity level is lower. geeky people that we are, we are to look it to point temperature because that gives us a good idea of where we are on that comfortability scale. as far as the numbers, 86 will be the high today. the wind will be about 10 mil

both inspector general george and senator hatch have characterized him as cooperative. and again, inspector general george came out with the conclusion that there was no evidence to support what we're claiming here today. i don't understand the basis for damaging this man's reputation. i really don't. and trying to take his pension. he has devoted a significant portion of his life to public service. and i just -- i've got to tell you, this is wrong. this is wrong. and you know, politics is politics. but the quarrelous and petulant attitude towards public servants that sometimes prevails in today's politics, and especially in this case, is, again, obnoxious. and i just, i wish we weren't doing this. look, i know about holding people responsible and accountable, but the evidence is not there to do this to mr. koskinen. it is not here. and you know, i know there are further hearings on this matter, and i'm going to support the gentleman's amendment. and i will oppose this because i think it has a chilling effect on people willing to engage in public service when their repu

and so one step in the right direction senator hatch of utah is pushing this as a number of people in the house that have gotten bipartisan support for it. they haven't gotten to the senate yet come is put in an amplified what they called men's men's -- latin for guilty mind. in other words you don't know you are committing a felony when you have a long leash when you go on a federal park land. they can't throw you in jail so you have to know that you are committing a crime before they can do it. that in essence is the reform that senator hatch and others want to put in this new crimeo bill that they have been discussing in congress.ee that would go a long ways to this arbitrary situation where rules are written in language so it's up to the pure proceeds to interpret what they really mean. it goes against the rule of law. the rule of law is based on you know what the rules of the law art if you violate them you know you'll pay a price for them. today in the book by harvey silverglade three felonies a dad , that is all too true. if uncle sam wants to get you he can. we sued -- we shou

. >>> a houdini like prisoner is attempting to escape from jail through a tiny hatch. >> this is whereicers administer meals. >> clearly he's skipped some of them. >> see if he's able to squeeze his way out of this one. >> wow. look at his planking skills. >> she's between a rock and a hard place. >> they are using their bare hands to dig it out. >> thanks to these rescuers, these turtles won't have to call under the stairs home and no one could have seen this coming. >> no, no, no. >> pick it up. >> and he's a black belt in jiz it's u but his wife is questioning why he's having a problem doing this based on other things he's done. >> what it is that he can't stomach. >> come on.

and walking around -- >> like, i don't know enough about how freaking chickens hatch and they grow -- but -- >> is it true this group of japanese high school students have invent add new way for chickens to grow? >> no. >> is it possible to do this? >> yes. >> yes. >> this is real. this is something people can do and they did this as a science experiment in their class. >>> a couple enjoying a helicopter ride spots something below. >> help, we're stranded. >> why the message on the beach is actually a sign of romance. >>> and a paragliderparaglider his time in the sky. how an angry eagle threatens to take him down. only at olive garden. enjoy a new deep dish spaghetti pie topped with chicken alfredo a new spaghetti infused with flavor. or, create your own with your choice of 5 homemade sauces. starting at $12.99 with unlimited salad and breadsticks. why not give them a twirl? let's make spaghetti fun again. olive garden. we're all family here. of bad breath germs% for a 100% fresh mouth. with breath so fresh, it's no wonder listerine® users feel ready enough to be in a magician's act.

the zoo hatched at the dyszoo's research center outside washington. >> it's gender won't be known forseveral weeks. it appears to be healthy and doing well. >> as you mentioned it, did lap at the conservation institute. kiwis are native to new zealand and are endangered because of predators out there. >> odd looking. >>> coming up, real an amazing landing by spacex on an ocean-going drone ship. this morning, new incredible video of that historic landing. >>> and the young surfer and shark attack survivors who wowing crowds all over again. but bethany hamilton did at the world surf league's fiji women's pro. first though have, a look at today's temperatures. >> they need to turn the oven off in phoenix. 103. >> wow. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by vista print. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare su

we hatched "the humans" and "eclipsed." what stood out for you? of family dysfunction but there's kind of a nimbus of the supernatural within it that suggests that the ghost, what really haunts us, the horror, the monsters, are us. "eclipsed" is its own creature. i don't think there is ever been a play like this on broadway before. a woman playwright, all female cast, and it's about african brides, basically, who have been kidnapped by revolutionaries at a time of civil war, and it's their very limited existences and hopes of escaping it. it's sort of a conventional play in the way it's told, but i think it's really good, and the accents are thick, the lingo is thick, the historical or cop the context is so thick that you have to pay attention when you follow it and if you do, you're hooked. cynthia, in the musical "the color purple" which came to london and had been on broadway not long ago, she is extraordinary. it's based on alice waters novel and she plays a repressed young girl intro into a sense of herself and watching cynthia grow in presen

the bees lay their eggs in the aphids, and when the larvae hatch, they kill the aphids. however, he's hadad to come up with other pesticides, too, to make sure they don't harm the bees. >> translator: as a farmer, i'm nervous about changing the chemicals i use. i was worried about how it would turn out. >> reporter: thanks to his rigorous efforts, the strawberries passed the stringent taiwanese import checks this year. across japan, local governments are encouraging farmers to export. the aromatic citrus known as yuzu has proved a hit in the eu. the prefecture host aid professional tour for french writers and pastry chefs. there was a demand for the fruit. mandarin oranges are another key crop in tokashima, but exporting them are not so easy. chemicals are used on the fruit to prevent damage by insects such as scale bugs. but eu rules on pestiticides ar also very strict. this year a special orchard was set aside to test chemicals that meet european requirements. the fruit received approval. but another problem arose. for sale in the eu, all mandarin oranges must have the

first, i do not believe in counting your chickens before they hatch.will resist the temptation to ask you who you are going to vote for for president. ladies and gentlemen, president william jefferson clinton, thank you very much. [applause] mr. clinton: thank you so much. ♪ ♪ emily: he is tech's biggest outlaw, under house arrest after a massive raid by new zealand commandos. kim dotcom is known for his outrageous personality as he has trotted the globe from germany, to hong kong, to new zealand. now he is the target of the biggest copyright case in history, accused of trafficking in pirated music, movies, and tv shows, as he awaits an extradition hearing to decide his fate. joining me today on this special edition of "studio 1.0" from auckland, new zealand, megaupload founder and self-proclaimed ruler of t

>> reporter: reflecting on his ground breaking influential life, long time, bill clinton and oren hatch and billy crystal giving the eulogies. the goodbye has started with fans leaving cards and a prayer service at his nearby childhood home. >>> voters in new jersey and several other states will head to the poll to vote in the presidential primary. the candidates are campaigning in california trying to get support from voters there. 475 delegates are up for grabs in that state alone. hillary clinton could win enough delegates to become the nominee. bernie sanders said the convention in jewel will -- in y will be contested. >>> donald trump is the republican nominee, several republicans are warning him he should drop his attack against the latino judge who is presiding over a lawsuit involving trump university. he said his mexican heritage makes him bias. we'll have more on "action news" and online at 6abc.com. >>> some of the best police dogs in the county are competing. the police department is holding uspc national detecter dog trials. it's going on at the penn vet working dog center.

the crew man did survive and the fishing family pulled them into their boat one pilot pulled off a hatch and gave it to the rescuers as a thank you. >> didn't come up right away. >>> okay. we're going to pivot a little bit talk about a 3 degree guarantee, we can always read your body language. >> here is the thing, i was alittle worried, we're not going to get high enough only went 82 for a high, sitting at 78 for awhile made it 81 thank goodness, 26 and 27 pressure continues to mount, 81 tomorrow. oddly enough, 81, and it will be a degree warmer, it was not national. live look outside, very comfortable 69 right now dew points in the 50s, pretty nice even with the south wind it is pretty comfortable. a lot of cloud tomorrow morning but dry we've not issued a yellow weather alert, 60 to 74, now in the afternoon thunderstorms are going to develop west of town along west of i-81 a better chance in town wednesday night showers and storms will get in here by 8:00 tomorrow, it was 4:05 tomorrow. 6 a.m., no shortage of clouds, there is nothing falling from the sky in the metro 65 in buoy, 66 in

coming up, where part of a popular beach will be closed off 52 baton down the hatches. poem bracing for a rop cal storm. >> how people are getting ready tonight. >>> flooding down under, some did not mind all of that water. >>> we have weather up north. a change in bay area as we look live. the forecast is next ,,,,,,,,,,,, "national public radio" died today in afghanistan. 50-year-old david gilkey >>> a veteran photojournalist for public radio died today in afghanistan. 50-year-old david gilki shown here on the right was on assignment and traveling with an afghan unit when they came under fire. now, coming up next to them in the picture also died. he covered iraq and afghanistan for more than a decade employ the officials believe some kind of track failure caused a train derailment in oregon late last week. on friday, more than a dozen train are cars derailed and caught fire 70 miles from portland. no one was hurt. local waste water treatment plant and sewer system was damaged. the area around the crash remains evacuated. >>> people are viceiting the hometown of ali to

this issue is really very important to senator hatch. he is a copyright holder himself and feels strongly about intellectual property issues. the obama administration has somewhat of a credibility problem regarding biologics. its annual wbudget submissions repeatedly have proposed shortening the 12-year timeframe to 7. this position was reiterated most recently in february 2016, when the budget proposal for 2017 once again shortened it to seven years. it might be challenging for the pharmaceutical industry and its supporters on the hill to think that usgr negotiators had been working really, really hard to get 12 years. then the tobacco carve hp out, it will be addressing in more detail by mr. ula, but my colleagues and i have written about isgs, that it really isn't an essential component of trade agreements because fundamentally, it does nothing to liberalize trade. we could see through the past year or more that there was widespread opposition to isds among various nongovernmental organizations and this was giving a hint that that pro

. >> they hatch from spring to fall in large numbers. they only have an adult life-span of about a day. that's quick. >> kind of makes you itchy just thinking about it. >>> in florida, we deal with lovebugs. if you've ever seen those, all over your car when you're driving. no fun to clean that off. but as we go into this weekend, hopefully we won't have to deal with the bugs. we have nice weather for the 4th of july. but if you are starting the weekend early, like friday, we will dealing with showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow is a nice day, it will be nice and dry. don't forget with your neighborhood weather is scrolling at the bottom of the screen. for tomorrow, neighborhood temperatures will be a little warmer than today. we're talking about 87 degrees in reading. mostly sunny, bethlehem, 86 degrees. fairmont, close to 90 degrees. new jersey neighborhoods coming in around 87. 88 degrees trenton. avalon and atlantic city, upper 80s in dover. and we're talking about thunderstorms, some of them could be early in the day friday. but i th

senator orrin hatch agreed with the republican inspector general george.enator hatch stated, "for the most part, he has been very cooperative with us," he is referring to mr. koskinen. "this replaces them with the republican inspector general's conclusions word for word. i urge committee members to adopt this amendment because it is based in fact an entirely on conclusions from the republican inspector general, russell george. he interviewed more individuals than we did. he conducted an extremely thorough investigation and if we mean our proceedings here in the government and reform committees, if we mean to be fact-based and honoring the truth, then we should use mr. george's conclusion instead of the one that we cooked up right here in the committee. and with that, i yield back, mr. chair. mr. chair: i thank the gentleman and i now recognize myself for five minutes. i am in opposition to this amendment. i understand the points of the gentleman has try to make about discouraging the character of the inspector general. the fundamental flaw, though, i belie

gaining enough delegates to become the presumptive nominee but not counting her chickens before they hatchhe's telling voters in six states that hit the polls today. >> tropical storm colin bringing huge wind gusts and massive downpours to the southeast threatening millions with flash floods, damaging winds and the possibility of tornados. we're track where it's headed today. >> dramatic moment of a would be terrorist caught in the act. the suspect seen moving an arsenal of weapons. when police move in before the mass murder plot could be carried out. >>> and get ready to get pumped up with the ultimate wedding play list. we've got the full list of top songs to help you shake it like a

you know you're going to have to start batening down the hatches. here's another look at those ominous skies from fair fax county. look at this when the rain started to fall. baseball rained out there in virginia tonight. then from a gourmand park section you can see that tree just split off and then this one coming to us from mark who is in lake woods, this picture taken from spring woods elementary school. that tree split. but as we have seen of these storms, very bright vibrant rainbows coming with these. lessee. >>> in addition to all of that we are tracking metro and more troubles on the track. this time it was an arcing, trains are single tracking between grove inner and medical center so if you are heading out tonight expect delays. >>> and next week it's going to be a real pain in the commute for northern virginians out there on the blue and yellow line. all because of metro's next safety surge. starting july 5th trains from the south will not pass braddock road. blue and yellow lines are going to be shut down for a week. there's going to be

. >> she's also managed to hatch them out. >> all-natural, huh? >> they're very proud of mom for bringing these babies in to the world. >> mom had given birth back in the nine'90s, but not long since had another clutch. that's why they're so excited. they're all inside this butterfly pavilion as well so the environment is perfect for them. >> the ambient air temperature in the butterfly house is 26 degrees. and the water temperature is heated by an air source heat pump and that is also at 26 degrees. >> they call them twav. but momma isn't really that small. >> they are actually quite cute. >> with this guy in the white t-shirt, it's keeping people at bay. he's got a knife in his hand. little does he know there is a ninja behind him. once he looks away, watch how quickly and stealthly this officer just -- >> you're done boy! completely takes that knife away from him with just a simple twist of the wrist this guy goes flying to the floor and done. it's such a great video. it shows the training, the muscle memory. this is exactly the situation they

jonathan hatch says. that are the reason why it is dangerous for us legal writers to be in town-- legal bike riders to be in town. >> what some of you fail to realize is that they are not allowed to chase after bikers. >>.com to dc or maryland, the takeover roads. >> bobby davis, just one pothole.>> one woman approved. and another road, simply, idiot . following the police, saying, the new chief policy similar to the dc police policy, in prince george's county the only chase suspects of serious felonies and only do so with prior approval from a superior. >>> authorities ask anyone who may be able to identify anyone to contact them, meanwhile the recently posted more than 200 pictures of people illegally riding atvs. they are asking for the assistance of the public identifying those people and offering $250 for each person that you can identify. . >> they are pretty clear, thank you so much. >>> officials released a highly anticipated report on school safety. >> it was created in response to allegations of

the school said the hatch was disruptive. the nine-year-old was to be a politician he got to meet trump during a rally in god his new hat autographed. -- got his new hat autographed. >> i got to shake his hand. on the tv it looks like it has a blurb but when you see it in real life, it looks different. >> the boy wore the hat for three days and caused a stir at recess. the district said that discourage conversations but in this case it negatively affected the school climate. some of the associated press is reporting that obama is endorsing clinton. he will start to aggressively make the case against donald trump are to california primary election day is tomorrow. two thirds of californians have voted early. that is not install the clinton and sanders from going after every remaining vote. and we are at chris c feels for the sanders campaign is holding a free rock the vote concert. >>reporter: that they are, you are seeing the beginnings of it behind me. you can see people behind me chanting burning, bernie. the dave matthews

into story is great a man couching duck links in his at seven duck links hatched on theh roof of thelding and started taking their first steps off the side. he chef caught it in his hat they then followed their mom to a near by laying where they just swam away. >> i know that area very well. asbury park that's where i grew up. >> even that beer garden. >> i haven't been there i know the lake and it was a nice story. >> it was a nice story. >> okay. a dog has been crowned the world's ugly yesterday dog. d >> take a look for yourself. there he is the dog is named sweetpea ram bow, he is 17 year old blind in both eyes and weighs only four pounds along with the title sweetpea's ownern won 15 hundred bucks and a six foot trophy the world's ugliest dog has been held for the past 28 years. >> spy hope they use it for the puppy. >> he's not quite a puppy 17 years. >> but, he's is he so tiny. >> buy some food and feed that dog.g >> that reward money. >> definitely. >> how are you? tomorrow. >>> it's not ugly nothing ugly in the weather department. you said beautiful earlier that's what we're

the idea that they will hatch some plan in a back room that this in surveillance video visible happenedthe establishment will clutch the nomination from donald trump, i don't see it happening. and that's for getting the fact that 13 million people cast their votes for him. and to deny him tnomination woud be thwarting the public will in a pretty unprecedented way. >> we've seen donald trump as recently as tuesday night appeal to bernie sanders support hes, trying to help them come out of the cold as he said. what happens with donald trump in this courtship of bernie sanders supporters? sand aers says he will do everything he can to make sure trump doesn't become president, but a lot of sanders supporters are sick of hillary clinton. >> certainly true. look, if you go online, it's easy to find a core of diehard people whose loathing for hillary clinton is so powerful that they're open to donald trump. they're also people who agree with donald trump on trade, on his attacks on billionaires, on wall street. so there is some crossover. but so far if you look at polls, polling shows that bet

. >> experts say the may flies hatch from spring to fall but typically only live 24 to 72 hours.rom now until july 5th you can vote on your favorite spot at the jersey shore. mj media is asking to you vote on your favorite shore from sandy hook to cape may. you can vote on quality it's including cleanliness, food, board walk, you'll find a link to that vote on the nbc app and nbc10.c nbc10.com. >> announcer: now, your nbc10 "first alert" neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> clear sky, 18 minutes after 4:00. we're in for a nice sunny day today. the temperatures at this hour are still falling. right now in new jersey, low 60s for voorhees, look at piney hollow at 51 degrees. 57 degrees in coil field. and 60 degrees for pemberton. a cool start. a pleasant start. the humidity is nice and low. we'll see plenty of sunshine today. no sign of any clouds in the area today. but i'm watch to get south the showers that passed the other day are still lingering to the south. that's where you'll find your humidity, too. this activity is destined for our area come tomorrow. an

and one -- i mean, part of the quite hatch i would say is old-fashioned people whose fear of the future i also understand because the future is unknown for everybody in europe. so i think it's more the fear of change, which is also what we're talking about, but i don't think we can say that france is incapable of reforms. i think this is the test. this is a very important test right now and if hollande fails, i don't care if he's not elected next year but what is important is that this will be, again, a discouragement to make further reforms. so it's in this -- on this point, it is a very, very important conflict right now. peter: pascal, you're looking very thoughtful. pascal: yeah, i think it's possible to, of course, to have reforms but the difficulty is that we don't have a society like in germany where there is a lot of dialogue, where you have a lot of strong organization between the people and the overnment. and you usually have a new bill, like the new one, sometimes there is dialogue before with the different organizations, with the employers, with the trade unions, but there i

seven dukings hatched off the roof of a building. right off the side.hef caught th in his hat. they followed their mom to a nearby lake to swim. my hometown, asbury park. i love that story. we hope you had a great weekend and we're back on at 4. 25 in the morning. take care, everyone. have a good night. [clanging] [laughter] [cheers and applause] - ding, ding, ding! we are back. welcome to tosh.0. it is my job to make sure you spend your summer indoors, watching tv like a good american

officials are warning people to dump standing water where mosquito larvae hatch and to use repellant. also anyone with severe flu-like symptoms, including body aches and fevers is urged to seek medical treatment. >>> good news this morning the risk of the zika outbreak expanding to the summer's olympic games in rio is considered very low. that's according to world health organization. say the virus is barely spreading in rio now because of cooler weather and the word being done in brazil to reduce mosquito populations. brazil is at the epicenter with more than 100,000 cases reported t. virus is now in 40 countries and could spread to the southern and southwestern portion of the u.s. this summer, including southern california. >>> lawyer remarks a future olympian perhaps, and a record is set. a 9-year-old central valley boy has become the youngest person ever to swim to alcatraz and back. >> oh my god! >> good for him. >> he will need rest of that one. james savage that lives 60 miles from the ocean completed this track. he trains with his parents in a nearby reservoir, it doesn't have

and orrin hatch said maybe this is a moment we can work together. we at a moment with a republican candidate saying this, maybe we could find one area of common ground? >> senator cornyn offered and amendment to this bill last year about watchlist protections. >> the democrats didn't think it went far enough. >> there is common ground but the democrats can't dictate terms because there are due process issues and second amendment issues. i'd point out i listened to secretary of state clinton's comments they were a snarky rehearsal anti-gun control people say about gun control measu measures. i don't get much involved in this debate because it is beyond my specific capacity. when secretary clinton said a wall would not keep out the internet and the son of afghans born in queens, she's advocating what most anti-gun control advocates say the law would not keep a gun out of this person's hands and diane fine feinstein'w she talked about with brian williams before i came on that would not have kept the gun out of this killer's hands -- >> because he has b

three chicks hatched in early june. the team says dna tests show that one chick was conceived by artificial insemination. >> translator: i was really happy. we will work to publicize this technique and contribute to the preservation of the species. >> the group says the baby penguin now weighs more than 700 grams. it is healthy and will be able to walk around soon. >>> for your thoughts and comments, log on to our website and click on "contact us," and you can also see our special feature reports. i'm james tengan. thor wanks fching this edition of nhk "newsline." >> make june 23 go down in our history! >> the seismic decision. european leaders say they are decided -- they are stunned by the decision, while others are ushering in an era of uncertainty for not just the u.k. but europe as a whole. david cameron: we should

this hatched area northern illinois and southern wisconsin and the extreme eastern portions of iowa.a strong tornado today too. so that is the big concern. a strong tornado later on this afternoon and into this evening. >> be on the watchout ank you, bill. >>> to entertainment news. first lady michelle obama has joined the snapchat community and comes ahead of her let girls learn campaign overseas. james corden made it on the first lady's account and teasing her upcoming carpool karaoke appearance. >>> she is accused of bringing more than 10,000 australian dollars into the u.s. and not reporting it and first charged last year for trying to hide 775,000 dollars from the lifetime network reality show during her bankruptcy claim. >>> it turns out the queen of england is savvy in social media. she tweeted a thank you message to those who wished her well on her birthday and if you don't believe it was really her look at this picture here. they have a picture to prove it. the royal palance promptly postd this picture of the queen tweeting on her ipad. >>> they are among the high stance on

this issue is important to senator hatch. he is a copyright holder himself and feel strongly about intellectual property issues. annual budget submissions have repeatedly proposed shortening the 12 year time frame to seven. this has reiterated in february 2016 when their budget proposal for 2017 once again shortened it to seven years. theight the challenging for pharmaceutical industry that negotiators had been working really hard to get 12 years. then the tobacco carveout will be addressed in detail, but my colleagues and i have written anut it that it is not essential component or trade agreement because fundamentally, it does nothing to realize trade. we could see through the past year or more that there was widespread opposition among various nongovernmental organizations and this was given a hint that this might help with the passage of. what is clear is that by turning around and excluding tobacco, the administration has lost several republican votes in congress and it appears to have gained a total of none. is the pres

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is year, senator wyden put a fraction of our original bill into a proposal to which senator hatch agreed that a bipartisan family first draft proposal. today's bill is a fraction of a fraction of our original initiative. despite the valiant efforts of groups and individuals across texas, we have ar child abuse crisis there. as they reported, hundreds of children in imminent danger as child protective services investigations show. and the same in other states. and the answer in this bill is to do nothing with regard to child protection services additional resources now. to do nothing about this crisis now. to continue neglecting the neglected this year, next year, and the year after that. adoption has proven one way that we can keep children out of the foster care system and in loving families. the only way that house republicans, and i know this is not mr. buchanan's personal view, but the only way house republicans would agree for taos fund additional preventive services for these children, to avoid child abuse, even though that takes three long, painful years of the lay, the only way t