keating, mr. roskam's measure goes a step further to provide the training needed to enforce the protections we've put in place. the new restrictions are similar to what we have imposed for iraq a number of years ago. they design to undermine the market for looted antiquities and ensure that antiquities sold by terrorist organizations don't find their way to our shores. before these restrictions can do their job, however, law enforcement needs tools and training to identify stolen antiquities so they don't slip through our ports. mr. keating's legislation will help make sure customs and border protection and immigration and customs enforcement officers are able to intercept and investigate cultural property illegally imported into the united states. it will make it easier for them trafficking he trafficking networks responsible for this trafficking, and it expresses support for the u.s. attorneys we depend on for prosecuting these cases. this is not a new job for these officers. for years they've w

at the kennedy space center, phil keating, fox news. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we'll see highs at 100 degrees or a degree or two above friday through the weekend. afternoon southwest gusts to 25 mph will be with us on sunday, then stronger gusts to 30 mph for us on monday and tuesday. we'll see cooler air move in also for monday with a high of 96 degrees. tuesday through thursday our highs will be right around 90 degrees with lows in the upper 60s. 100 degrees or a degree or two above friday through the weekend. afternoon southwest gusts to 25 mph will be with us on sunday, then stronger gusts to 30 mph for us on monday and tuesday. we'll see cooler air move in also for monday with a high of 96 degrees. tuesday through thursday our highs will be right ar in the upper 60s. we'll see highs at 100 degrees or a degree or two above friday through the weekend. afternoon southwest gusts to 25 mph will be with us on sunday, then stronger gusts to 30 mph for us on monday and also for monday with a high of 96 degre

keating of massachusetts. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 859, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. keating, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. keating: thank you, mr. chairman. i also would like to thank chairman miller from florida for his assistance with this amendment, as well as the gentleman from california, mr. takano. i rise to offer an amendment to h.r. 5620, that would direct health care providers with v.a. affiliation to taken iting education courses -- to taken iting education courses specified to pain -- take continuing education courses specified to pain management -- take continuing education courses specified to pain management. for veterans and our elderly veterans, the number of pain reported escalates dramatically to 50% of reporting chronic pain. and it's even more, almost double that, over 60% of veterans returning from the current conflict in the middle st report some type of chronic pain that needs admi

in miami, phil keating, fox news. now fox5 weather 24/7 we've seen some clouds around the valley on thursday, but the bulk of the showers and storms have stayed off to our east. we'll keep it partly cloudy tonight with an overnight low temperature of 70 degrees in las vegas. friday will stay mostly sunny with high temperatures afternoon; slightly above average for this time of year. bigger changes arrive for your weekend. it turns breezy on saturday with high temperatures holding in the low 90s. cooler air pushes in sunday and monday, bringing temperatures back down into the mid 80s sunday and mid 70s on monday. this is the coolest air we've seen in more than 4 months. the trade-off will be strong winds sunday and monday with gusts in the 40 mph range. we've seen some clouds around the valley on thursday, but the bulk of the showers and storms have stayed off to our east. we'll keep tonight with an overnight low temperature of 70 degrees in las vegas. friday will stay mostly sunny with high temperatures topping out in

phil keating has more from the sunshine state. history in the making as those wheels hit the runway. jet blue flight 387 touching down in the cuban city of santa clara around 11 a-m local time, wednesday... making it the first commercial flight between the united states and cuba in more than fifty years. nats - ((nats- "good morning jetblue customers flying on flight 387 with service to santa clara, cuba")) the plane departing from the fort lauderdale- hollywood international airport in florida... with transportation secretary anthony foxx on board. officials sending the 150-seat airbus off with a ribbon cutting ceremony ritter says: "..cuba was always this mysterious island that was so close to us, yet could have been mars go and we couldn't visit and see the beauty of that island." the u-s and cuba announcing back in december 20-14 they would begin restoring ties after decades of cold war tensions. this flight just the latest step in that process... and it traveled between the two countries a little over a year after the america

>>> phil keating at the villages in florida. phil, thank you. i think that's america's friendliest hometown. the markets close the week in the red. the dow lost 131. the s&p 512. the nasdaq lost 34. for the week, each of the three parkts rose for the second straight week. the dow was up. 08 percentage points. the nasdaq and s&p went up 1.2%. the first museum dedicated to african-american history will officially open saturday in washington, d.c. and today, president obama welcomed the news. >> this is about people who for more than a century advocated and organized and raised funds and donated artifacts so that the story of the african-american experience could take its rightful place in our national memory. >> president obama is, of course, featured at the new smithsonian museum along with exhibits on slavery, the civil war, and pop culture. i got a chance to get a sneak peek last night and then i talked about the opening with the museum's associate director for curator yawl affairs dr. rex ellis. >> so this has been a long time coming. how long

camp keating had been under constant attack since becoming operational in 2006. two prior camp commanders had been killed before the blackfoots arrived. once again, captain yllescas maude an immediate impact -- made an immediate impact. his lead-from-the-front approach earned the respect of his men and improved their relations from the local afghan leaders. rob carried himself with a grace that would calm the nerves of these community leaders and he often met with them unarmed and without that full battle rattle. but his care ismatic style and improved relations quickly became a threat to the enemy forces in the region p. camp keating, located in the kamdesh descrirkt, was known to the american troops as the tip. spear. al qaeda and taliban militants moved freely through this area from safe havens in pakistan. they filtered weapons and ammunition through this region to engage with coalition forces throughout afghanistan. one soldier described his tour at camp keating saying, "i was either extremely bored or extremely terrified." for months, captain yllescas and h

and the home of the brave (cheers)" that's local josh keating singing the national anthem at the cardinals- broncos cardinals- broncos preseason game in phoenix. he graduated from palo verde high school. thanks for joining us.. "more access" is coming up next. i heard it and immediately i called him back said, dee i have to have this song. the super-star collaboration with an emotional message from a las vegas mom. you know, the thought of every dose och the thought of crying in my shower at night so that she wouldn't see that i was scared. the "more" exclusive, tonight. plus, why ronda rousey says the sport of mma can lead to social change then, kevin hart's back in vegas! see new footage of his movie "what now?" and how you can see it first! and move over magic mike! tonight we introduce you to the women of magic michelle!

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bill keating, fox news. >> and cobb was back on the i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers erage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you >> the baseball regular season ends exactly one month from today foon for the ray it is mes year, including cobb back from htommy johns surgery. struck out the very first batter he faced and really handled the bluejays lineup pretty well tonight. said it took him an inning or two to settle in. he struck out seven and although he didn't get the win on his return, the team still won, 8-3-5. >> i felt back into the com competitive nature on the mound, i was not thinking about injuries, i was just out there and felt the groove of the game again. >> and by tomorrow, # 22 players

when he blames the mic, that the as close as he will be to con keating he had a bad night. doug ducey speaking at a job creation event that featured newt gingrich. here's what the governor had to something that both candidates showed where they are and what they believe. i don't know how many people were swayed one way or another. >> newt gingrich says the debate was an historic victory for donald trump. he was at one point being talked about being trump's v.p. choice. the governor and other speakers spoke about embracing enterprise to attract businesses to our state and create jobs. it was part of the bring small business back tour. governor ducey will be on hand at the arizona capital where the dome will be lit purple in domestic violence month. proceeds of purple light bulbs will be purchased at home depot >>> d-backs tweeting this image to spend time with injured and rehabilitating soldiers. the d-backs say this is an annual trip for them. they were struck by soldiers who are injured by doing what they love. >>> we want to think about col kaepernick's jersey being used

caroline is in kill devil hills on the outer banks and first to phil keating in st.ary's, goes, north of jackson krill. what's it -- jacksonville. what's it like there. >> reporter: at the end of the peer -- pier, people saying the wind was insane last night it but as was the forecast here today, that's throughout the day in northern florida and georgia, the ferocity of hermine was dim minimum erred and the weather improved. clearly it is. youthful see the blue skies, hasn't rained in a while. that an island across the way which is popular during the summertime, especially holiday weekends. may actually be salvageable come sunday and monday in cedar key florida today, which was on the dirty side of this hurricane last night and this morning, you can see all the damage in the streets, a lot of tree debris some flooded roads, broken windows and busted doors. up in tallahassee and across the panhandle the big story here today is that's where all the people lost power. some counties have 99% of the residents, no electricity. 70,000, 70,000 people in leon county, that's i

two republicans will face off to try and unseat bill keating in the 9th district. state senator brian joyce is retiring after 18 years he's facing federal investigations into alleged ethical issues. two democrats compete today to represent 10 communities south of boston. and another big retirement, state rep gloria fox the longest three women are vying to replace her in the 7th suffolk district. heather: it looks like it's still pretty cloudy. peaks of sun. 76 degrees in needham and things will be warming up. cindy: big-time summer heat moving in for tomorrow. still a lot of clouds. a little bit of sunshine. this is what is left of hermine getting a boot as this frontal boundary approaches from the west. ahead of this front we have the heat coming in. the temperature in d.c. is 93 degrees and we will make a run toward that 90 degree-mark tomorrow. right now in the low to mid 70's across the area but it is so sticky dew points are running in the uncomfortable range and the humidity is going to stay with us the rest of the afternoon and as the c into the 80's away fr

. >> and tens of thousands of georgian also without power after all of those transformerss bill keating, fox news. >> and cobb was back on the mound tonight, how do he do? ?? dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. the #1 choice of vets for their dogs and yours. z23msz zy6z >> the baseball regular season ends exactly one month from today foond th seeing what they have for next year, including cobb back from htommy johns surgery. struck out the very first batter he faced and really handled the bluejays lineup pretty well tonight. said it took him an inning or two to settle in. he didn't get the win on his return, the team still won, 8-3-5. >> i felt back into the com competitive nature on the mound, i was not thinking about injuries, i was just out there

phil keating is live.. >> reporter: cause up known put for nasa that's raises serius -- races serious concern. tate planning on launching astronauts on this same rocket design as early as next year. the explosion could be felt for dozens of miles and you can see the thick black plume of smoke from further. facebook planned to use a portion of the satellite to beam internet service to develops nations nations in africa. now, total destruction of the rocket and the israeli satellite. there were multiple explosions at the launch pat and that enormous fire ball. this was a commercial launch, totally independent of nasa. the latest update from space spacex, quote. the anomaly occurred during propellant loading of the vehicle, all person never were clear of the -- all personnel were clear of the pad and there were no injuries. another spacex falcon 9 rocket exploded last year. spacex is targeting next december or early 2018 to begin launch astronauts on the dragon capsule, which is stacked on top of the falcon 9

charles keating was killed. he was there in an advise and assist role. >> he died in iraq, right? my point is, i don't know any special u.s. operator who is advising. that means we're training, you're living, fighting, eating, these guys become your friends. i don't know any special operator who's not going to actually leave a base and get into the gun fight when he sees that his guys are getting pinned down. so right now it is a quagmire. our friends are unknown. our allies are unknown. enemies all around. and you've got the giants like turkey and russia. >> there's two words there you used that i can't let go by. one is advise, which is what the initial u.s. troops in vietnam were doing. the second word is quagmire, which is what vietnam became. is that where we're headed? >> well, look, i think so. but look, at least in vietnam, you had the viet cong, you had the north vietnamese. even that was complex. but here you've got, you know, rebels that their main focus is all they've wanted to do is remove assad. we've got rebels that we somehow were able to figure out who the moderat

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fox news correspondent phil keating has the latest from cape canaveral florida. >> what nasa hopes to pull off is something scientists and simply impossible, to rendezvous with an asteroid, touch it, and bring a little bit of it back to earth, all to help answer the age old question of how we came to be. >> and those are huge questions. they are all about where did we come from, where does life spring forth on these early planets that were probably extremely barren and challenging. >> the asteroid is orbiting the sun on earth, the size of the empire state building. after two years of mapping it, osiris-rex will slowly descend on to its surface, touch it for a five second high five, stir up tiny rocks and dust, capture it, 2023. >> once we have that, we are not going to try to touch that again. we have got it. it's getting stowed. it's getting ready to come home. >> scientists believe bennu is pristinely preserved asteroid, potentially hazardous with a tiny chance of colliding with our planet next this is what the tiny few grams of material looks like, brown sugar, a table stone, but t

>> phil keating in st. simon's island tonight. thank you, phil. north carolina's barrier islands are now bracing for a heavy hit over the weekend. reporter caroline shively is in kill devil hills, north carolina. good evening, caroline. >> reporter: hi there, doug. and we're there are feeling the beginning of what florida got last night and what georgia and south carolina have been feeling throughout the day. the rain's coming at us sideways. the winds are picking up, but the biggest change i've seen since this morning are those waves. check out those white caps. the waves are getting bigger, meaner, and uglier by the hour. we're expecting a storm surge between 1 and 3 feet before this thing hits us sometime tomorrow morning. you add that with the rain totals, which had gone up over these last few hours. we were expecting 5 to 8 inches of rain. we could get up to 12 inches. and that's a problem. think of the vulnerability of these islands here. we have a very low-lying areas that could be overwhelmed. the winds are what we're really worried about.

keating. welcome to bunker hill. ? i won't give up the fight ? ? and you won't give up the fight. ? (whistle blows, crowd cheering) after careful review of the play, we... okay, i got to be honest, we weren't reviewing the play. we were watching clips from matt leblanc's new show, man with a plan. (crowd cheering) you know what? gonna go ahead and give a 15-yard penalty anyway for wearing pants a little too high. first down! (whistle blows) histles) headphones off. everybody line up. from now on, you're gonna hang your backpacks up. and close the door. any questions? leblanc: he's a fish out of water in his own home. he works hard. he's a contractor. his wife runs the household, and he goes out and he's the breadwinner. liza snyder: my character decides that she's gonna go back to work after 13 years of staying home with the kids. i'm going back to work. yay! (halfheartedly): yay. adam's all up for it and supports her in this decision, and he finds out what it's really like at home. (snorts) are you laughing at me? i love you. love you, too. oh, poor bastard. you didn't hang up. i c

>> phil keating in st. simon's island tonight. thank you, phil. north carolina's barrier islands are now bracing for a heavy hit over the weekend. reporter caroline shively is in kill devil hills, north carolina. good evening, caroline. >> reporter: hi there, doug. and we're there are feeling the beginning of what florida got last night and what georgia and south carolina have been feeling throughout the day. the rain's coming at us sideways. the winds are picking up, but the biggest change i've seen since this morning are those waves. check out those white caps. the waves are getting bigger, meaner, and uglier by the hour. we're expecting a storm surge between 1 and 3 feet before this thing hits us sometime tomorrow morning. you add that with the rain totals, which had gone up over these last few hours. we were expecting 5 to 8 inches of rain. we could get up to 12 inches. and that's a problem. think of the vulnerability of these islands here. we have a very low-lying areas that could be overwhelmed. the winds are what we're really worried about.

he has keat to the las vegas strip. conner of course won a gold medal in b.m.x.racing in rio overcoming a broken wrist to bring home the gold. >> another phenomenon of the olympic games simone biles is releasing a memoir in november called "courage to soar." release her book. it's called an inspiration for others. biles won four gold medals and one bronze at the rio games. >> i love to see our olympic stars continue to inspire people well after the games. get ready, time to get the flu shot. next at 5:00 why you need the shot for ultimate protection. >> anchor: the makers of those expensive live saving be facing a judge. >> ahead fours the stunning courtroom confessions, a family learns what really happened to their little boy 27 years ago, we'll look at president obama's rocky reception over seas and prove that vandals, not nature toppled a rock formation that danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized in a failed development scheme. tarkanian refused to pay the mon

>>> phil keating at the villages in florida. phil, thank you.hat's america's friendliest hometown. the markets close the week in the red. the dow lost 131. the s&p 512. the nasdaq lost 34. for the week, each of the three parkts rose for the second straight week. the dow was up. 08 percentage points. the nasdaq and s&p went up 1.2%. the first museum dedicated to african-american history will officially open saturday in washington, d.c. and today, president obama welcomed the news. >> this is about people who for more than a century advocated and organized and raised funds and donated artifacts so that the story of the african-american experience could take its rightful place in our national memory. >> president obama is, of course, featured at the new smithsonian museum along with exhibits on slavery, the civil war, and pop culture. i got a chance to get a sneak peek last night and then i talked about the opening with the museum's associate director for curator yawl affairs dr. rex ellis. >> so this has been a long time coming. how long? >> 100 y

in the villages, fill keating, fox news. >>>in an average of florida polls hillary clinton leads in florida by half of one percent. >>>coming up. see how the medical marijuana campaign could hit some new resistance just before the election. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? know you can save today >>>floridas medical marijuana question did not miss by much on the ballot two years ago. and polling shows that it has a good chance of passing this november. however, it has hit a little bit of new resistance this coming from florida conference of catholic bishops who aren't formally aposing it but exprexp expressing qualms saying the amendment may be problematic because it may be acceptable to fraud and abuse. check out our youtube channel for more. we'll see you tomorrow night. real-time closed captioning ?? captions paid for by the fox broadcasting company >>> hey, guys, welcome to "dish nation." >> hey, what up? >> whoo-hoo. >> we've got a lot of big stories to get to today. mary j. blige's voice did wonders for chicken rap but now she's using h

>> the reporter: the driver apparently upset that keating was in his 1991bmw, got so heated, she filed a police report. >> you understand why. >> i understand that. i don't take dogs in my car. please get out of my car. >> the reporter: since jennifer lost her sight several years ago, she relies on two things to get around -- keating and uber. i can cancel the trip for >> yes i may. i'm an independent contractor. look up the law. get out of my car. get out of my vehicle. get out of my vehicle. >> the reporter: i reached out to uber, they tell me that all their drivers do receive training for transporting all passengers with disabilities and they prohibit any type of discrimination. this is not the first time jennifer recorded an incident with an uber driver, who refused her service. coming up all new at 6:00 p.m., we'll show you that incident month. live in peabody, chris flanagan, fox 25 news. >> mark: new at 5:00 p.m., startling photos have come forward, showing an mbta worker sleeping on the job with piles of cash laying around in the t's controversial money room. take a look at the

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phil keating shows the excitement following the first commercial airliner to land in cuba since 1961. >> reporter: a cuban band at the gate fueled the excitement for this sold-out flight. jet blue begins to santa clara and other areas as well. and next week, american airlines begins its highly anticipated commercial flights departing from miami, part of the cuban exile community to the cities of cien fuegas. initially per the agreement, 110 commercial flights will be connected in the old cold war foes. charter planes flying from havana to florida for years and the restoration of diplomatic relations. carnival through. still passengers say this is big. >> easier to actually get on board. you can just buy a ticket now. you always just buy a ticket. the fact that some of the regulations around who is allowed to grow are easy to get to and self-certified instead of applying for the state board to come back. this makes it easier. >> reporter: cuba's ambassador is on hand pledging more changes are on the way. >> security and safety of in concern. >> reporter: here cuban tourism remains ille

fox's phil keating has the something scientists and astronomers once thought was simply impossible: to rendezvous with an asteroid..touch it..and bring a little bit of it back to earth. all to help answer the age-old question of how we..came to be. garvin says: "those are all huge questions, they're all about where did we come from? where does life spring forth on these, these early planets that were probably extremely barren and challenging.." on the launch pad, the osiris rex spacecraft sits on top of a monster atlas fi will begin a four billion mile journey to bennu and back. bennu, the target asteroid, is orbiting the sun on a similar orbit to earth's, and the size of the empire state building. bennu laps the sun every one-point-two earth years. scientists picked bennu for its accessible orbit, size and promising landing zones. this 800-million dollar mission, seven long years. and after two more years of mapping it, osiris rex will then slowly descend onto bennu's surface, touch it for a five- second "high five", blast nitrogen gas into the surface, which will stir up tiny asteroi

in washington congressman bill keating said more work needs to be done to prevent these attacks. >> we are living with them and view the same approach. it is very important. >> congress, congressman lynch said they will be briefing them on the late information. questions he has for the fbi. sharman sacchetti, fox 25 news. >>> boston's police commissioner said he would order use o program is positive for the public and police and so far going very well. last week 100 police officers outfitted with the cameras. >>> jeremiah brewer was fighting apartment when he kicked the door open. brewer arrested and refused bail. >>> east sal ma highway, one car rolled over, both cars heavily damaged. >>> number of drug overdoses rising, fewer are dying. city has seen 38 overdose this year, paramedic saving drug narcan. patients have received 1100 doses, 300 more than last year. >>> this rhode island mother under arrest accused of throwing twin toddler boys out the first floor winner of their home. suspect belligerent, violent and showed no remorse. >> reporter: case of suspected it happened at this a

. >> in the villaging, bill keating for fox news. >> and in the coming weeks floridians will have a chance to decide if more patients should be allowed to use medical vapor-type of liquid, if voters pass a constitutional amendment making medical marijuana available to more patients they will follow all of the guidelines. >> when the amendment passes everything will remain the same except that physicians will be able to recommend it for a vast array of ailments rather than just the three or right now. >> so people who live near the mosaic plant just got some legal muscle on their side. morgan and morgan has filed a class action lawsuit, accusing mosaic of negligence. a huge sinkhole opened up with hundreds of thousands of gallons the hole, and the suit claims that mosaic waited three weeks to tell people, the suit wants them to continue to pay for medical checks and for decreases in property values. >> we are just digging into the science of how extensive and what the aquifer for consumers. >> and the epa arrived on site today to review testing procedures and recommended where four new well

phil keating live.s growth election after election, good morning. >> reporter: four years ago president obama won over mitt romney by one percentage point. north florida and the panhandle trump has big strength especially in this largest retirement community, normally white retirees but one registered for republicans over democrats. in these golf carts, they are confident. >> i am voting for donald trump. i am voting for donald trump because i do believe he can stop the terror in the united states. he can vitalize the economy. he can make america great again. >> reporter: these newly retired white floridians are countering big support hillary clinton is receiving from the hispanic population. bill: can you track the vote just yet based on this? >> reporter: trump is doing better in florida among hispanics than other states not only because of the older generation of cuban americans who have voted gop but the other generation of cubans, the puerto rican influx getting clinton a hispanic vote lead of doub

whatever officers hit by the vehicle by siegfried in the outcome of flashes into the front bias of the keatingwn. not only did the suspect ran over his face off with that. these officers could have easily been killed and i thank god we are not planning three funerals right now. nicole: the suspect to face three counts of attempted first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated assault. that baby was awful. nicole: is horrified. a skier caught up on the market action. the shanghai composite down three quarters of 1%. the kid is same thing. that is down three quarters of 1%. the hong kong hang seng down. lauren: the ftse in london at 35. the dax in germany at 29. the cac in paris data point right now. the european central bank officials did say europe will hold off on new stimulus. we will see. >> the bank of england tomorrow. we've seen the stocks under pressure for several days. checking out u.s. stock market futures this morning by reducing excessive volatility. nature are just up 1%. dow futures this morning at 11. s&p futures up to an up to and nasdaq futures update and of course we conti

the keating reports from florida on the two voting groups that could decide who gets the states 29 tost in november. >> show of hands. who has voted for donald trump? this stage is set for another tense election night and in this type in this type race, to groups like to play a critical role. d east. one of the state's growing number of newly retired arrivals in florida's largest retirement community the villages for trump's call for a spin through the all-time in square. >> i'm voting for donald trump because i do believe he can stop terror in the united states. he can revitalize the economy. he can make america great again. >> i cannot vote for hillary clinton. >> the older white voters is being countered in central florida's 54 corridor. for jennifer made just been her that cafÉ. >> i'm voting for hillary because i'm all about the women's power. an adult living doing changes and i believe less women are very important and i know that she can be one of the presidents that will make changes. >> florida has seen a surge of 300,000 hispanics in the past three years, many of whom are pu

fox news correspondent phil keating has the latest from cape canaveral, florida. what nasa hopes to pull off is something scientists and astronomers once thought was simply impossible: to rendezvous with an asteroid..touch it..and bring a little bit of it back to earth. all to help answer the age-old question of how we..came to be. garvin says: "those are all huge questions, they're all about where did we come from? where does life these, these early planets that were probably extremely barren and challenging.." on the launch pad, the osiris rex spacecraft sits on top of a monster atlas five rocket. blast off will begin a four billion mile journey to bennu and back. bennu, the target asteroid, is orbiting the sun on a similar orbit to earth's, and the size of the empire state building. bennu laps the sun every one-point-two earth years. scientists picked bennu for its accessible orbit, size and promising landing zones. this 8-m dollar mission, led by the university of arizona, will take seven long years. and after two more years of mapping it, osiris rex will then

another night of drama on 6 abc prime time with an all new ep side of "grey's anatomy" and then the keating five return with "how to get away with murder." >> she turned 32 years in prison and was denied patrol six times. we'll fight to get her free because irene was sexually and physically abused during their 10 year marriage. >> they are taking on the case of irene who killed her abusive husband. the job is to convince the parole board to set her free. >>> so get ready for an exciting night in prime time. 8:00 "grey's anatomy" and notorious at 9:00 and then "how to get away with murder" at 10:00 and "action news" at 11:00. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's...up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now get our best offer ever, super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a pr

our photo journalist joe keating asked people in downtown phoenix turns out gary johnson isn't alone. >> come over here. >> what is it? >> i'm going to ask a random question, and i want to get of your reaction. question is, who is your favorite foreign leader? >> my favorite foreign leader? >> leader, foreign, hmm. i don't know. >> well, that's a really random question. foreign leader, as in leader of a country? >> you're going to make me look so dumb on on the spot. i thought these were going to be like magic mike questions. favorite foreign leader? >> there's a cartoon with that guy from russia with the big like birthmark on his head. do you know who that was? >> foreign leader. yeah. >> i don't have a favorite any leader, i'm not a leader type of person. >> raul castro. gorbach gorbachev. >> that's your favorite foreign leader? >> yeah. >> it was the guy who was the prime minister in england, but he's not the prime minister. >> i pass on all leaders at the moment. >> who was your favorite magic mike actor? that one, they would know the answer. gary johnson will be here saturday at

phil keating is in st. simons island in georgia. reporter: we are 200 miles from where hermine slammed into the florida panhandle. throughout the day as tropical storm hermine marched north through georgia, her ferocity increased in intensity. across the florida panhandle evidence of hurricane hermine's impact littered towns, flooded streets, busted doors and windows. one resident spray painted "bring it on hermine, and she did. 80-mile-an-hour wind, heavy rains, and 5-foot storm surges along the gulf coast. >> we usually have sandbags up. but it came through the walls. there is no way to prepare for that much. >> many people wisely evacuated ahead of the storm. one who didn't, a homeless man died when a large tree crushed his tent. hundreds of downed trees blocked roads and broke through roofs and toppled lines in tallahassee. florida governor rick scott said 300,000 people lost power. many won't have electricity returned for perhaps days. >> we'll spend the coming days assessing the damage and responding to the community and flori

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calls massive power out acts in georgia which is where we find phil keating right now.ell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: well, as the forecast went throughout the day in northern florida and georgia, the ferocity of now tropical storm hermine would gradually be diminishing and weather conditions i can't imagineally improving, and certainly that's what we're seeing right now. wind gusts were perhaps hitting 40 miles per hour, now i'd say it's in the 20s. the seas are far less rough and sol sunshine and blue skies have actually been peaking out. down in florida, in cedar key -- the big bend area that bore the brunt of then-hurricane hermine -- last might and into this morning when it made landfall at one a.m., you see the damage all through town today. streets flooded, bust bed doors, broken windows and tree debris all over the place. now, hermine's one a.m. arrival really then impacted every county across the florida panhandle, and that's where strong rains, heavy winds brought down hundreds upon hundreds of trees. that in turn took down power lines, and the state o

only one competitive congressional primary, two republicans will face off to try and unseat bill keating in the ninth district. state senator brian joyce is retiring after 18 years. he's facing federal investigations into alleged ethical issues. two democra c represent ten communities south of boston. and another big retirement, gloria fox, the longest serving african-american woman in the legislature. three women are vying to replace her in the seventh suffolk district. randy: on the opioid crisis today, a mother is set to stand trial in the death of her 5-month-old poisoned by heroin. baby's bottle. a judge sentenced the father, 33-year-old ryan barry to 10 to 12 years behind bars after he pleaded guilty to the charges. 29-year-old ashley cry is due in court this morning. a new hampshire high school student is dead after a drug overdose. the principal of timberlane regional school said the student overdosed yesterday morning. the principal sent a letter home saring this news and the details of the crisis team he has put place. plaistow police will confirm the investigation but not the

phil keating has the latest. >> reporter: what nasa hopes to pull off is something scientists and astronomers once thought was simply impossible. so rendezvous with an astroid, touch it, and bring a little bit of it back to earth. >> those are huge questions. they're all about, where did we come from? where does life spring forth on these early planets that were probably extremely barren and challenging. >> reporter: on the launch pad, the spacecraft sits on top of a rocket, blastoff will begin a 4 billion mile journey and back. benu is orbiting the sun on a similar orbit to earth, and the size of the empire state building. this $ 800 million years will take two years to get there. it will then slowly descend onto the surface, touch it for a five-second high five, blast hydrogen gas into the atmosphere, and capture those in an air filter and deliver them to earth, landing in the utah desert 2023. >> we're hooking to bring back 60 grams of material. it's getting ready to come home. >> reporter: scientists believe benu is a dark black chunk of carbon rich rock and solar system history. it also

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governor baker will join the energy and environmental affairs secretary and the congressman bill keating today in new bedford and talk about a wind research vessel. >> police in connecticut make a marijuana bust at a daycare center. west haven police found 600 marijuana plants growing in the backyard of licensed. they were alerted by the state childcare inspectors, who were denied access because of a tall wooden fence which they were denied in seeing behind. that facility was shut down. >> bill cosby could learn when he will go to trial. he will be back in a philadelphia courtroom today. the 79-year-old is accused of drugging and molesting a woman he mentored at temple university crosby's lawyers to throw out the case against him. >> general motors is settling two faulty ignition cases. they were settled for undisclosed amounts. the lawsuits claimed injuries caused by accidents linked to faulty ignition switches. the switches could slip from on to off position. three cases have settled before going to trial. >> a study finds standing desks in classrooms may help children manage their wei