. >>> the escaped prison inmate who sent authorities on a mab hundredth through bucks county is back in custody tonight. police say someone spotted him sleeping in a pickup truck on county line road in warrington. officers tracked him down a few hours later and surrounded him in a wooded area. >> we had him surround ed in th area. it was just a matter of time. we brought three officers in. one from the sheriffs and two from salem. we had our perimeter set up and just kind of waited him out. we had the dogs go in and flush him out. >> he's also now charged with assault on a law enforcement officer after escaping from sheriffs custody sunday night. >>> now to your first alert weather. taking it outside with a live look at the walt whitman bridge. rainy and cool in our area. a live look at the library. a good day to find a good book to read. meteorologist glenn schwartz is here with a look at your forecast. >> we had some nasty weather we have had today and into tomorrow, but dramatic changes for the weekend. we had cloudy skies across the city. the clouds are low. there's a lot of acti

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he said targeting mab style attacks is on his radar. >> of course any time you have an incident likehat, is always a public safety concern. >> reporter: bart's data also show that five and a half percent of riders reported seeing an officer riding a train, the police chief said one solution he is looking at it deploying officers on the trains, some people are reporting seeing more officers on the treens. >> that should officers in vehicles and also on foot at the stations. >> rusty said he is still going ahead with the lawsuit against bart, something is weighed carefully. >> reporter: he said he does not want another family to go through what he has gone through and he said he hopes bart hears his message. >> i i do not want it to go away or fail, i want it to succeed. >> bart has established a task force to crack down on three mob style robberies, we are hoping that this is the beginning of a new dialogue with bart. >> reporter: bart said they were open to that meeting. the police chief said he wants bart to be safe for everyone. >> thank you christian. if you have a tip for two inv

iceland right now, but he re-released a statement saying -- he said they are praying for the counsel mab's -- councilman's quick recovery. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> david oh was first elected to council in 2011 and re-elected in 2015. he is the first asian-american elected to public office if philadelphia. he is the only u.s. military veteran currently serving on council. >> residents in the city's frankford section helped save a woman whose attacker tried to stuff her into a trash bag on the 4900 block of frankford avenue last night. the man began to beat the woman as she was unconscious, police say he preceded to empty a trash can of garbage and tried to put her in the bag. witnesses intervened, the man ran off. the women is in critical condition. >>> a triple shooting left two people dead and third wounded in north philadelphia. it happened on the 1300 block of west rush street before 11:00 p.m. witnesses say two gunmen on bikes rode up to the victim and opened fire. a man in his 20s and 17-year-old boy was killed. the a third man was shot in the arm. we'll have a live

before mueller was named special counsel, he actually had an interview with the president of the to mab maybe become fbi director. you used to work at bthe fbi, what does that say to you. >> i know him well. that is loaded. i heard mueller talk tomorrow ployies all the time. college students. always talking about his experience as u.s. marine p. great deal of pride. great deal of respect for the united states and office of the president. he served 12 years as fbi director. i suspect this was not an interview. i expect as courtesy when he got a call from the white house he said i can't tell them no over the phone. i don't know this for fact, wolf. i suspect this is what happened. he has to say, i'm going into the white house and have a conversation with them and say thanks for the honor, 12 years is enough. >> supposed to serve ten but he got an extension during the obama administration, president obama wanted him to stay an extra two years. laura, also an intriguing element today and during the testimony 2 1/2 hours of q & a with the toeattorney general, i think senator warner, vice cha

t's time to dismiss this special prosecutor, see if we really need one, because we know that comby mab plated the system the same way when he told john ashcroft, so he could appoint patrick fits gerald. enough's enough. comey and mueller, and time to drain the swamp. i yield bam. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman have a motion. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to ajoirn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the house stands announcer: tonight on c-span, the oral argument in hawaii v trump regarding the president's executive order banning travel from six majority muslim countries. then the president holds a meeting with his cabinet. after that, treasury secretary stephen minutia. the ninth circuit court of appeals in seattle ruled monday against the president's revised executive order regarding travel restrictions from six majority muslim countries.

so i thought, insect mab, na. flyman? na.ea to my publisher, he said, stan, that's the worst idea i have ever heard. >> 50 years later spiderman is one of the marvel he's commercially popular franchises. it's an estimated $15 billion in worldwide box office. >> what is it about these characters that have captivated people not just in comics now but in movies and tv shows? >> every character has to have ville lan. and we play them up and somehow the audience comes along with us. and of course nobody would miss a movie because then they'd miss my cameo. >> i should be on that list. >> name. >> stan lee. >> you probably made more appearances in movies and tv shows than any other artist ever. >> it happened by accident. it happened in one movie and then a director the next movie said, hey, let's use it also. and before you knew it it became like a cult thing, i don't know. i love it. >> enough said. >> you still thinking about super heroes? >> i have a new one coming out in a year or two called the annihilator, just you remember

chair mab and good morning, gentleman. i'd like to thank you both for your service and for being here today. first i would like to note my appreciation for this budget's strong support for nuclear modernization and the comments that both of you made on this issue in your prepared comments and i know mr. secretary you alluded to that in your opening statement as well. i was pleased to see the department's request reflect the necessary prioritization for that are nuclear modernization so thank you for that. general, in your opening statement you said that you assessed that within five years we will lose our ability to project power. can you put that in context? what is being unable to project power due to our ability to protect our homeland and deter conflict, meet our obligations to our allies, article five under nato, for example? >> again, senator, from my perspective really since the 1990s china, russia, other countries have studied u.s. capabilities from mu anythings to our ability to project power. we identify that as