chabot: as i mentioned, speaker boehner went to moore and one of those schools, i went to la salle, elder is another school. and the fourth school, not necessarily in order, because they beat la salle this year, for the last five years, is st. xavier high school. and the next gentleman who will e share in this tribute to our speaker is a graduate of st. xavier high school, and that's brad wenstrup. i now yield to the gentleman. mr. wenstrup: i thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. mr. speaker, i'm here to recognize the gentleman from redding, ohio. it's a town in my district full of hardworking people and committed families. this man from redding grew up in a big and very faithful family. he learned the value of hard work, sweeping the floors of his father's bar. and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

chabot: as i mentioned, speaker boehner went to moore and one of those schools, i went to la salle, elder is another school. and the fourth school, not necessarily in order, because they beat la salle this year, for the last five years, is st. xavier high school. and the next gentleman who will e share in this tribute to our speaker is a graduate of st. xavier high school, and that's brad wenstrup. i now yield to the gentleman. mr. wenstrup: i thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. mr. speaker, i'm here to recognize the gentleman from redding, ohio. it's a town in my district full of hardworking people and committed families. this man from redding grew up in a big and very faithful family. he learned the value of hard work, sweeping the floors of his father's bar. and worked his walk through xavier university in cincinnati. when it came to -- when he came to washington, he was a reformer from day one of the -- one. the last man standing from the gang of seven. he worked to clean up corruption from the house bank in the 1990's into banning

chabot, we beat la salle this year. through that catholic schooling, john boehner committed himself to thousands of children that seek a real education and value in their lives. his support for educational choice has opened pathways of opportunity for thousands of children locked in poverty. fighting to give all students a chance to choose their own future. for over a decade, john boehner's held fundraisers for scholarships for d.c. children seeking a chance in life through education at d.c. catholic schools that otherwise they could not get. and hope that these acts of kindness will be permanently engraved in the legacy of speaker john boehner. so thank you, mr. speaker, on behalf of not only -- not only on behalf of the largest republican majority since 1928, but on behalf of my family, and for your and debby's personal kindness and guidance to us. good luck, mr. speaker. thank you. i yield back. mr. chabot: thank you. i thank the gentleman for his kind words and i'd like to now yield to the gentlelady from, ms. kaptu

de la salle, versus poly. and he takes it in for the score. spartans up 22-0, in the second.the break, trey white, right place, right time. and on his way with a pick six. de la salle rolls over poly. 52-6, the final. that's your sports this friday. have a great weekend. more news after the break. ♪shining, shimmering, splendid ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers, visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. >>> he's making a comeback. and fans are willing to camp overnight to see him. tracy morgan is hosting "saturday night live." people started waiting last night, hoping to get a seat to the show. morgan's triumphant to the stage comes after a horrible car crash that left him in a coma for two weeks. morgan spent eight seasons on "snl." and fans are eager to welcome him back. >>> brave bay area triathletes are ready to dive into san francisco bay. a shark feeding frenzy caught on camera by a group of tourists. they saw this

la salle going down the river? >> don't bring up la salle unless you have something specific to say about him. >> in school when i was a kid and the teacher said sit indian style i would get a bottle of whiskey and lay on the curb. >> no, richard, no. >> next story. there will be no ghouls in the schools. in a truly scary move, a school district in connecticut is banning all halloween festivities. a mom got a letter from her kid's principal saying the decision was made because of, quote, numerous incidents of children being excluded from activities due to religion, cultural beliefs, et cetera. not only are the school parades being canceled, but students and teachers are being told they cannot wear costumeses and that activities will have to be fall themed and not halloween. the residents have signed a petition with one saying everything has gotten so pc that kids are not allowed to have fun anymore. liz, is this political amuckness gone too far? >> i see nothing funnier than a leaf costumes. what religion doesn't l

chabot, we beat la salle this year.hrough that catholic schooling, john boehner committed himself to thousands of children that seek a real education and value in their lives. his support for educational choice has opened pathways of opportunity for thousands of children locked in poverty. fighting to give all students a chance to choose their own future. for over a decade, john boehner's held fundraisers for scholarships for d.c. children seeking a chance in life through education at d.c. catholic schools that otherwise they could not get. and hope that these acts of kindness will be permanently engraved in the legacy of speaker john boehner. so thank you, mr. speaker, on behalf of not only -- not only on behalf of the largest republican majority since 1928, but on behalf of my family, and for your and debby's personal kindness and guidance to us. good luck, mr. speaker. thank you. i yield back. mr. chabot: thank you. i thank the gentleman for his kind words and i'd like to now yield to the gentlelady from, ms. kaptur.

chabot, we beat la salle this year. through that catholic schooling, john boehner committed himself to thousands of children that seek a real education and value in their lives. his support for educational choice has opened pathways of opportunity for thousands of children locked in poverty. fighting to give all students a chance to choose their own future. for over a decade, john boehner's held fundraisers for scholarships for d.c. children seeking a chance in life through education at d.c. catholic schools that otherwise they could not get. and hope that these acts of kindness will be permanently engraved in the legacy of speaker john boehner. so thank you, mr. speaker, on behalf of not only -- not only on behalf of the largest republican majority since 1928, but on behalf of my family, and for your and debby's personal kindness and guidance to us. good luck, mr. speaker. thank you. i yield back. mr. chabot: thank you. i thank the gentleman for his kind words and i'd like to now yield to the gentlelady from, ms. kaptu

reporter: it's cooler out this morning, dress the kids in the spirits with the hoods up, drexel and la salle are 89 universities of the morning. we'll let you know what it's like getting to the airport next. >> a young mother from reading has new wheels to help her earn a degree. several local businesses teamed up to donate a forge edge to soto. she is a single mom raising a 6-year-old son. she is planning to back to school to finish her education. she has new wheels. >> good people in the world. >> reporter: if i wouldn't you'e wheels heading toward the blue route heading toward plymouth meeting. roads are dry, but it's nippy out there. patco new jersey transit, dart, no problems, dave. >> reporter: we are chilly this morning, some areas in the 40s, philadelphia around 50. 9:00 a.m. k -- 54. 0 degrees by noon, 64 by # p.m. 6:00 p.m., 62 degrees. it's a little bit on the cool side today, certainly. at the airport, all green aircraft. there's not a lot of weather systems across the country. no rain reported anywhere from here to chicago and down you to orlando. >> hope had been vitamin d and

>>> we're loading up the kids, you can see we have them dressing them in sweatshirts drexel and la sallee schools of the morning. i'll have the day planner forecast and let you know how temperatures are climbing coming up. i want a supreme court judge who knows the law. for the past seven years, i've served on pennsylvania's second highest court. and the bar association has given me their very highest rating. i want a judge who understands regular people. i was the first in my family to graduate from college. my dad was a coal miner. my mom- a factory seamstress. i want a judge with integrity. me too. and that's why i'm running. i'm christine donohue. it's time to bring integrity back to the supreme court. >> this is new a random act of kindness turned out to be much more for this woman in ohio. the church ordered a pizza and asked the woman to step up in front of the church where the pastor presented her with a big wad of cash. >> from our three services imbibed we collected this much money, 1,000 -- [cheers and applause]. >> $1,047. what the church didn't know is that boyer who lives i

we're rooting for la salle and drexel university as the colleges of the morning. we're looking at a cool down and may be frosty in some areas, i'll have that coming up. >> developing right now police in upstate new york are searching for suspects in the deadly shooting near syracuse university. the possible gunmen were seen running into a 160-acre cemetary. they are wanted for killing a 15-year-old boy and wounding a 17-year-old. there was a brief lockdown at the university that has been lifted. officials are asking the community to remain vigilant. >>> firefighters could get extra help battling wildfires. lockheed martin showed off their helicopter in idaho. with a push of the button, they can tell the helicopter to drop water. the base price is $5 million. >>> turning to accuweather, someplaces in the 40s. >> reporter: a few, and we've seen that a little bit over the last week or so. we could see that as we head into the weekend, probably worse numbers than that. storm tracker 6 live double scan imagery showing we're dry this morning. not much of a breeze, as we

we're rooting for drexel and la salle as the colleges of the morning. be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> let's get preview of "good morning america." >> our friend george stephanopoulos has the latest on what they are working on. >> reporter: a lot coming up. president obama saying he is halting the withdrawal of u.s. troops from average. they have announced the stay of ten thousand troops they are bring it down to 5,000 troops. >>> big disruption at airports across the country. custom computers were shut down, raising many security quoaz. we'll get -- questions we'll get into that. a high school football player is suing the school district sayingess debilitated after a game. it is time for deals and steals, jack black will be here, as well. he is staring in goose bumps and he is fun. >> looking forward to seeing jack black on the show. george. >> reporter: my theater got the new reclining seats any movie i'll go. the ben franklin bridge coming into the city, westbound traffic showing the jam from the mid span 8th and vine. ea

. >> reporter: nicole a sophomore at la salle receives a scholarship her father was killed when nicole was ten. >> if something ever happens to them, it's their families that will be receiving the wonderful donation. >> they are riding within inches of one another. they do everything on foot before they do anything on motorcycles. they say it is hours of hard work, but it's a lot of fun. >> you go out there an ride around and wave they think you're great. we are a bunch of hams when it comes to them. >> reporter: organizers say since 2006, the event has raised more than $2 million in the scholarship funds for the children of fallen officers an firefighters. >> no matter five years, ten years, we'll always be there for them. in south philadelphia, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> paramedics from new castle county delaware are holding a food drive collecting canned goods and boxed items to feed the homeless. for a list of locations and specific items they need head to 6abc.com. >> today is philadelphia's columbus day parade seen on 6abc. live coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. after "

hide it where that child would not find it. >> israel la salle doesn't want to blame him.ded gun should never have been within his grandchildren's reach. >> it's stupidity, to keep something dangerous in the house where your family could get hurt. >> evelyn holmes from our affiliate, thank you for that report. we'll take a closer look at the legal aspects of this case in our next hour. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. a showdown is brewing on capitol hill in a matter of days. hilary clin lary clinton will t before a house benghazi committee. lawmakers are expected to grill clinton about the attack in libya that killed four americans. trey gowdy is sending a firm message to members of his own party when it comes to talking about clinton. shut up. listen to what he told cbs. >> i have told my own republican colleagues and friends, shut up talking about things you don't know anything about. unless you're on the committee, you have no idea what we've done, why we've done it and what new facts we have found. we have found new facts, john, that hav

this happened on osceola lane at la salle avenue about 8:30 this morning. police say the girl was walking to school when the suspect suddenly grabbed her bey the collar. a pears by rushed over, saved the nine-year-old girl. police are still searching for that suspect. >>> we've seen hot weather lead to tragedies when parents forget and leave children in cars. now a woman has invented a device to prevent it. it's called i-remember. it is activated whenever a child sits down. if the parent leaves the car with the child inside an alarm goes off on their smartphone. >> forgetting about what kind of a parent it is, let's protect the child. at the end of the day it is about prevention. to me, prevention is parenting. >> the new device is getting rave reviews from officials. the mayor hopes to some day see the technology adopted by car seat manufacturers. >>> check in with meteorologist paul, another hot one in the bay area. do we see any end in sight? >> thankfully the heat is going to be gone. the dry, it may take a little longer. but we'll see some changes begi

the former de la salle star has become one of the best safeties in the nfl.heering section this sunday won't be as large as previous visits to the coliseum. >> i'm not doing that this year. everybody got to get they own tickets. my parents and siblings, that's it. >> popular decision? >> um, you know what? i really don't care about being popular or unpopular at this point. if you don't like me, you don't have to speak to me ever again, that's cool. >> you want popular? how about that man. klay thompson is one of the best shooters in the nba. but one area he wants to improve this season is rebounding and if he needs any help staying motivated, 67-year- old coach ron adams won't be too far away. >> is that just you looking at your observe game an saying, all right -- your own game and saying, all right, that's another game i'm going to pick up? >> no, that's just ron being in my ear every day. i really appreciate him for it. every day reminds me, klay, we need two or three more rebounds from you. >> the chamber of commerce luncheon for the warriors in san franc

as hard as it is for la salle like myself to praise a molar crusader, it's clear to me that john learned that lesson well and his life and career are a testament to that message. after graduating from high school in 1968, john enlisted in the navy. while america as we heavily involved in vietnam. he was later honorably discharged due to a bad back, an injury he suffered as a teenager working at the family bar. after holding several entry level jobs, john then set his sights on college degree, with the encouragement of william smith, a profess art xavier university, and high school football referee who was mentoring him about refereeing local sports, john decided to attend xavier. throughout his time at xavier university, john juggled numerous jobs, although his primary job was as aoner to. his hard work paid off and he graduated from stavier in 1977, becoming the first person in his family to graduate from college. but his work as a janitor had another more important reward, he met his wife of 42 years, debby, who worked in the accounting department at the same company. they would marry

as hard as it is for la salle like myself to praise a molar crusader, it's clear to me that john learned that lesson well and his life and career are a testament to that message. after graduating from high school in 1968, john enlisted in the navy. while america as we heavily involved in vietnam. he was later honorably discharged due to a bad back, an injury he suffered as a teenager working at the family bar. after holding several entry level jobs, john then set his sights on college degree, with the encouragement of william smith, a profess art xavier university, and high school football referee who was mentoring him about refereeing local sports, john decided to attend xavier. throughout his time at xavier university, john juggled numerous jobs, although his primary job was as aoner to. his hard work paid off and he graduated from stavier in 1977, becoming the first person in his family to graduate from college. but his work as a janitor had another more important reward, he met his wife of 42 years, debby, who worked in the accounting department at the same company. they would marry