now with that, we bring in carroll maloney who's at national park.ll, what was the atmosphere like at the ball park today? >> goose bumps, that's what i can tell you, jason, that last play, the catcher of the nats, wilson ramos told me he called for fastball. so when christian connected and you saw it sail into left field, this entire stadium held its breath. but he gets the out, i should say susa gets him out and jordan zimmerman who felt it building all day makes history. >> i was just trying to keep it all in, you know, i knew it was getting close and obviously with the fans going crazy. you can definitely know you're getting close to the end. and you know, just try to be myselfut there and throw strikes. [ inaudible question ] >> double, no doubt double. he comes out of nowhere and makes that catch. i guess whatever you want, he can have. >> the one thing on my mind was it didn't matter how i'm going to get there, got a good jump, and i played with him for years, the one thing i want to do is make sure any way i could catch that ball. what did jo

carol maloney joins me to explain in a few minutes on redskins final. the last sunday of the year, from here on out, it's all nfl football. football. look forward to be with you at to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator this is crazy like i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speed match. upload speeds as fast as your download speeds. join now at fiosspeedmatch.com. verizon. >>> three days after comedian joan rivers went that cardiac arrest, her family is keeping their fingers crossed. rivers was undergoing a minor procedure when her heart stopped. >>> cloexplosions on the surfacf the sun made for a spectacular view. the hot spot wasn't facing earth, but nasa has been keeping a close eye on it. sometimes this radiation is intense enough to disturb gps and satellite signals

i call it the maloney stimulus plan. in passing the james adroga act which gave healthcare to our 9/11 i authored. she kept the house open through the holidays, rounding up votes and making sure that doing the right by our heros wasn't just a talking point but a law. believe me, elections make a difference. the bill would never have passed if she was not the speaker at the time that she moved it through. [ applause ] and on top of all of that, she's a wonderful wife. she's a wonderful mother of five remarkable, successful and loving children. now that's an accomplishment and a grandmother and just a very nice person. when you look up multi-tasking in the dictionary, you should see a picture of nancy pelosi. she was recently -- i was with her -- inducted into the national women's hall of fame in new york. and when we build our national women's history museum, i think she ought to have a whole wing. [ applause ] we are also extremely fortunate to have as our moderator dean james f. simon, the martin professor of law and de

maloney, for 30 minutes. mrs. maloney: i thank the chair for recognizing me and mr. speaker, tomorrow will mark the 13th anniversary of the terrorist attack on 9/11. it is a day for taos remember and mourn those we lost, comfort those who suffer still -- who suffer still, and to honor those who responded on that day with courage and determination. in new york on those dark days, there were thousands of anonymous civilians and first responders who, without a second's thought, gave their aid they ran into burning buildings to save the lives of others. day onis a day that -- a which we lost 3,000 people. but thousands more lost their health in the wake of 9/11. and in response to the health crisis that responders and others faced, congress came together in a bipartisan way and droga act that would provide health care to those who risked their lives to save the lives of others. when we talk about 9/11, we have to acknowledge the heroes and heroines of 9/11, some who lost their lives that day and those who are sick and diing from illnesses and injuries related to 9/11. as

. >> edward francis maloney iii. >> joseph maloney. >>> edward francis maloney. >> francisco miguel mancini my brother, firefighter bobby king jr. we love and miss you more each day. you're truly our hero. until we meet again. >> my cousin phillip hensler. loving son. you will always be missed. >> joseph mangano. >> sarah elizabeth. >> marion victoria manning. >> terrence john manning. >> james ross margebanks jr. >> hill da marson. >> peter mardikian. >> charles joseph mardovich. >> lewis neil mariani. >> kenneth joseph marino. >> lest erma reno. >> vita marino. >> kevin d. marlow. >> ho say marrero. >> john daniel marshal. >> james mar tell low. >> michael a. marti. >> karen anne martin. >> peter c. martin. >> teresa m. martin. >> william j. martin jr. >> brian e. martineau. >> betsy martinez. >> edward j. martinez. >> jose angel martinez jr. lizie d. martinez calderon. >> joseph a.mascali. >> my brother alfred maler. even though our family and friends are sad, we will always have your beautiful memories al. we love you. >> and my big brother andrew a ra rosen bloom. andy, you were a lovi

i'm carolyn maloney. the caps sporting know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. >>> now at 5:30, new anger in the case of a university of maryland student being beaten by police. this was the scene in college park after a duke game four years ago. the video sparked outrage, and the officer involved was convicted of second degree assault. but we have learned, he could get a clean slate. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins is in college park it to explain. tracee. >> reporter: well, pat, a reconsideration hearing is the right of every defendant. and in this case, the judge decided that this ruling needed to

. >> edward francis maloney iii. >> joseph maloney. >>> edward francis maloney. >> francisco miguel mancini>> my brother, firefighter bobby king jr. we love and miss you more each day. you're truly our hero. until we meet again. >> my cousin phillip hensler. loving son. you will always be missed. >> joseph mangano. >> sarah elizabeth. >> marion victoria manning. >> terrence john manning. >> james ross margebanks jr. >> hill da marson. >> peter mardikian. >> charles joseph mardovich. >> lewis neil mariani. >> kenneth joseph marino. >> lest erma reno. >> vita marino. >> kevin d. marlow. >> ho say marrero. >> john daniel marshal. >> james mar tell low. >> michael a. marti. >> karen anne martin. >> peter c. martin. >> teresa m. martin. >> william j. martin jr. >> brian e. martineau. >> betsy martinez. >> edward j. martinez. >> jose angel martinez jr. lizie d. martinez calderon. >> joseph a.mascali. >> my brother alfred maler. even though our family and friends are sad, we will always have your beautiful memories al. we love you. >> and my big brother andrew a ra rosen bloom. andy, you were a lo

soipt to personally thank congresswoman maloney and ranking member waters for working with me to enact the c.l.o. fix so it can pass by voice vote in april. then also, title 3. this is the package of -- this is the fix that congressman huizenga helped pass and congressman huizenga worked in a bipartisan way with congressman meeks to support this mortgage choice act. and it passed the house. by a voice vote. not a single objection on june 19. and i won't go over the detail which is congressman huizenga has done well but i will say it will help the housing market and economy recover as members on both sides of the aisle have demonstrated with their support and supporting it by voice vote. finally title 4. this is the fourth and final title of this package and it is a provision that has broad support for main street and businesses of all sizes. like other provisions of this package, title 4 is meant to alleviate the unintended consequences created by dodd-frank. it is a technical fix that has proven bipartisan support and pass passed the house on june 12 with 411 votes in favor. the provi

go >>mary maloney the u.s. is continuing airstrikes in iraq. sunday officials announced the u.s. had hit isis targets near the town of amerli. the town of about 20 thousand is home to many of iraq's shiite turkmen, an ethnic minority facing massacre from isis. >> "we got into iraq because we had humanitarian issues we had to deal with and because we have to stop isis. it's a very dangerous group of people." the u.s. also air-dropped humanitarian aid to amerli; residents have been without power and faced severe food and water shortages, according to the u.n. following the strikes, iraqi security forces entered the town and broke the isis siege, according to iraqi state t-v. the u.s. and its allies are concerned about the growing threat of isis in iraq and syria. friday british prime minister david cameron announced the u.k. would raise its terror threat level to "severe." at home, president barack obama is facing criticism that the u.s. doesn't have a plan to combat isis in syria. >> "we had a year that the president has talked about trying to put together a strategy in syria. it

mary maloney, abc 7 news. >>> a ferguson, missouri police officer was shot tonight.er was checking out a community center after dispatch received a call someone opened fire and shot her in the arm. officers have swarmed the area to search for the shooter. as you know, there's been tension between ferguson police and the community since an officer killed an unarmed teenager in early august. >>> a suspected con man accused of bilking people in the central valley out of millions of dollars has turned up in a south african jail in connection with a bizarre international crime ring. stephanie stone from our sister station in fresno explains the charges against him. >> reporter: ask the people he's accused of scamming and they'll tell you arnold smith talked a big game. there were private jets, fancy dinners, outing at the pga masters tournament. and for jackie atkinson it was romantic. >> i look back on it and it was stupidity. >> reporter: the two met on a dating website for millionaires, but then jackie said arnold needed money. time and time again she helped him out, t

mary maloney has more. >> when leaders gathered at the united nations heard a call to action from president barack obama. >> this speaks to a central question of our global age, whether we will solve our problems together in a spirit of mutual interest and respect, or will -- or whether we defend -- descend into the instructive rivalries of the past. >> the president said the u.s. is ready to lead the charge on the most urgent issues facing the world, like terrorism, climate change, and ebola. >> the united states will not be distracted or deterred from what must be done. >> he spoke of extremism and the need to stop terror groups like .ces -- isis >> whether nations will be able to renew the purpose of the u.n.'s founding and come together to reject the cancer of violent extremism. >> he says the future is through use. >> if young people live in a place for the only option is a dictator state or an extreme it's underground, then or terror some strategy can succeed. >> he push for global involvement in a -- in dealing with a different kind of threat, the ebola virus. >> we need a broader ef

i'm carol maloney. we have the video to prove it and the players react to it, c ♪ >>> back here news4 at 5:00, i'm carol maloney. the baseball playoffs are so close, you can almost see it. certainly the fans here are feeling it. last night, they were cheering so loud, so often, no doubt the fan base has scratchy throats today, opening game of the braves' series last night. doug fister on the mound, got him going in the seventh. proving manager matt williams was right for leaving him in. and then drew storm, remember him? he brought the 2012 swagger in the ninth, coming in to close it out, striking out the side. and the playoffs field may be here. some not ready for it, others noticing now. >> it was big. obviously a september win against a division opponent that's in second place is a good way to start off, especially with our struggles against the braves in the past. you know, it was a huge win. >> i don't view these games as anymore important than the game on april 7th. that was an important game too.

mary maloney has the story. >> this attack was an ambush. the troopers were leaving the barracks and had no chance to defend themselves. >> reporter: pennsylvania state place are on the hunt for a gunman who opened fire on troopers friday night. the shootings happened before 11:00 p.m. after a shift change at the blooming grove barracks 35 miles outside of scrantan. corporal brian k. dixon was killed. >> the individual who perpetrated this heinous crime is still at large. we don't have a description or any real information on their identity, recovering a number of leads right now. >> reporter: so far, no one has been taken into custody. investigators are trying to determine whether the ambush was carried out by a single shooter or multiple people. and they are searching for any possible motive. >> this attack was directed specifically at law enforcement and specifically the pennsylvania state police. it is a grave concern to us, and we are putting every resource available to the pennsylvania state police in action. >> reporter: police agenci

her name is sherry del monte maloney. she's been diagnosed with stage four cancer. she recently underwent a trial at a cancer center near her hometown in buffalo, new york, but now says her last hope in an experimental treatment that's only available in germany. her friends and family have set up a fund to help raise money that she needs to get there. her story is also highlighting the challenges many cancer patients in similar situations go through on a daily basis. we want to start with you, dr. siegel. sheri is going to germany. the question a lot of people would ask and we hope this works out for the best for her, is it safe, though, for other people to try this? >> great question. let's start by this point. i want to start by saying it depends on what the treatment is. in her case she's not getting something i want to talk about here called park inhibitors. there are experimental treatments out there that block genetics in the tumor, that block stem cell growth in the tumor, that block the tumor from growing called targeted therapies that the fda is currently s

maler gregory james malone wed edward francis maloney iii joseph e. maloney gene e.y christian maltby francisco miguel mancini >> and my brother, firefighter, bobby king jr. we love and miss you, more each day. you are truly our hero. until we meet again. >> and my cousin, phillip hinsler. loving husband and friend, loyal friend, dedicated employee kiter peabody and kaine weber, you will always be missed. joseph mangano sara elizabeth manley debra m. mannetta marion victoria manning terence j. manning james maounis >> alfred giles padre joseph martian joseph ross marchbanks jr. laura a. markhese peter edward mardikian edward joseph mardovich lt. charles joseph margiotta louis neil mar yaniani kenneth joseph marino lester vincent marino vita marino kevin d. marlo jose j. marrero shelly a. marshall john marshall james martello michael a. marti karen ann martin peter c. martin teresa a. martin william j. martin jr. brian e. martineau betsy martinez edward j. martinez jose angel martinez jr. robert gabriel martinez lizie martinez-calderon lt. paul richard martini n. mari

carol maloney is here now with the details. >> chris, this story is raising more questions aboutt the nfl knew. the law enforcement official who says he sent the video to the league is now identifying the person he sent it to. the official claims he sunday a dvd to the attention of league security miller back in april. the official says he doesn't know if miller ever saw the dvd and that his only communication with the nfl was a voice mail from an unidentified woman confirming receipt of the package. tonight jeffrey miller released a statement saying, i unequivocally deny that i at any o and i had not watched it until it was made public on september 8th. rice was suspended indefinitely after the release of the video. he's appealing the ruling and his case will be heard, but no dateas been set. >>> it's been all about football, but now the nba has to make some decisions about how it's going to handle domestic violence. hornets player jeffrey taylor was arrested in michigan this morning, and charged with domestic assault. adam silver said he would review the league's abuse policies. rig

carol maloney is here with new reaction from the ravens and the mounting criticism for the nfl. >> there, there were a number of questions tonight if there was an nfl cover-up, or if it was incompetence. ray rice was suspended for two games. but the new video today, showed what happened inside the elevator, and it did not take long for the ravens to change the punishment. coach john harbaugh addressed the media tonight. >> it's something we saw for the first time today, you know, all of us. and it changed things, of course. it made things a little bit different. >> you said it changed for you. how did it change after seeing it? >> i don't know if i want to get into all the details about it. i think it's pretty obvious. and pretty apparent. everyone's seen the video. we'll leave it at that. >> meantime the league is now under scrutiny on how they failed to view the video until now. we need to warn you that it is quite disturbing. the video shows right and his then fiance, now wife, janay palmer, entering an elevator at an atlantic city casino. rice punches palmer in the face twice, knocki

have a lot of opposition research and gary maloney is helping roberts, coming to help out with the researchrts ahead and back on track. >> last woke clinton clinton was ought for harry reid's annual summit. she didn't talk about discussions under way for her to fund raise for harry reid's democratic party in nevada. the reason why that's important for harry reid he needs his candidates in this november's location, local candidates to win. if they do his chances of survival in 2016 really improve particularly in the lieutenant governor's race. the current governor brian sandoval does not leave the governor's mansion and challenges reid in 2016. reid has brought out clinton, biden, o'malley, all fund-raised for the state party. >> look for the chamber of commerce in the week ahead to make another big play in the battle to control the senate. they're going to make a multimillion-dollar investment in a tv ad campaign out in iowa, attacking the democratic nominee helping the republican on the heels of a big chamber in new hampshire they put up a mitt romney ad supporting scott brown. it tells yo

. >>> and the 19th annual coaches versus cancer, jim maloney golf classic held today at leonard's countrylub in havertown. featuring 66 basketball players. the event raising awareness society. >> big group there. >> a good time was had by all that that group. >> a good time was had by all that that group. >> no doubt about it looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 this woman loves the way her body looks thanks to a temporary beauty fix. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the trend that allows you to test drive the plastic surgery before you go under the knife. that is tonight on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> that's amazing. >> yeah. >> many uh-huh. >> let's see if we can test drive our weather forecast for the next hour or so. >> i don't believe we can test drive it the same way. >> i don't think so, either. >> take a look at our wakeup weather. mount pocono 53 but philadelphia wakin

dorothy maloney just wanted to take her mom to see paul mccartney for the first time. >> that was her present. that is all she talked about. >> they got stuck in traffic, then in a ditch, then ran out of gas and the car battery tied i tow truck couldn't get get them out until 2:00 in the morning the promoter first blamed fans for arriving too late saying 47,000 of the 49,000 ticket holders did get to their seats on time. that infuriated those who were stranded. >> i am not the guilty one. definitely. i'm outraged. >> no one can say what went wrong. we spoke with representatives from another planet, the city of san francisco and city park. all declined to go on camera. however, another planet president tells us the promoter was not responsible for traffic and parking saying our goal is to make sure the artist performs as advertised we staff inside of the venue for ushering and safety the city controlled traffic, city park handled parking. we obtained the permit that did require another plan writ to arrange traffic and security. the promoter submitted this plan for parking with 15,000 s

dorothy maloney just wanted to take her mom to see paul mccartney for the first time. >> that was herresent. that is all she talked about. >> they got stuck in traffic, then in a ditch, then ran out of gas and the car battery tied i tow truck couldn't get get them out until 2:00 in the morning the promoter first blamed fans for arriving too late saying 47,000 of the 49,000 ticket holders did get to their seats on time. that infuriated those who were stranded. >> i am not the guilty one. definitely. i'm outraged. >> no one can say what went wrong. we spoke with representatives from another planet, the city of san francisco and city park. all declined to go on camera. however, another planet president tells us the promoter was not responsible for traffic and parking saying our goal is to make sure the artist performs as advertised we staff inside of the venue for ushering and safety the city controlled traffic, city park handled parking. we obtained the permit that did require another plan writ to arrange traffic and security. the promoter submitted this plan for parking with 15,000 spa

. >> john maloney, thank you to both of you. we will keep our eye on you guys.ing of stories being shared around the world, tens of thousands of protesters are blocking the streets in hong kong in a fifth day of protest throughout the city. activists calling it the umbrella revolution after using umbrellas to shield themselves from tear gas used by police. as china block social media sites in china, how are the protesters sharing their message and organizing rallies? what is the very latest date on the technological situation there and how protesters are sharing information? >> protesters are still on the street demonstrating peacefully well into the night. smartphones are engaging with online communities. they spoke and twitter have changed profiling to be that of a yellow ribbon. this is the pro-democracy goals. they're asking friends to send photographs. i received hundreds of photographs. some from local to documenting history. how they are bringing food, water and deodorant so they do not have to go home and shower. this is a place close to hong kong centra

i am wendi maloney of the copyright office of the library of congress.lease note we are recording this presentation from a web casting. if you ask a question during the presentations then you are giving us permission to include you in the web cast. please turn off all electronic devices. it is my pleasure to introduce sally satel. sally satel is a psychiatrist and president scholar at the american enterprise institute. 1988-1993 she was an assistant professor at yale university where she remains a lecturer. sally satel is the author of many scholarly articles and books including drug treatment:the case for coercion and pc md:how political correctness is corrupting medicine. in "brainwashed: the seductive appeal of mindless neuroscience," published by basic books in 2013, she and co-author psychologist scott o. williamfield revealed how applications of human neuroscience gloss over its limitations and complexities often obscuring the many factors in psychologies that shape our behavior and identity. they analyzed what brain scans and other narrow technolo

maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. maloney: just a month ago, my colleague and i were working to lower energy prices in the hudson valley across the aisle, now here we are working on another bill of tremendous importance to our regionism support this bill along with so many others and i want to acknowledge mr. gibson's leadership on this issue. i'm proud we're working across the aisle because lyme disease is an epidemic in the hudson valley and it's hurting our kids, our friends, our family, and it's happening everywhere. on our playgrounds, our back yards, on trails in the woods. it's the invisible, silent disease that so many find themselves developing and far too many find out too late. it's not one of the -- now one of the most common and fastest growing infectious diseases in our country and every year there are hundreds of thousands of cases nationwide with 96% of those cases in only 13 states. in new york, thousands of my neighbors in hudson valley are suffering from lyme disease every day. four counties in the

. >> mary maloney ktvu channel "2 news." >>> a california man is facing six years of labor in northern korea. the government there is accusing him of entering illegally to commit espionage. the court said miller tor up his tourist visa when he entered the country on april 10th, saying he intended to experience prison life so he could investigate the human rights situation. >> >> very unusual campaign for an uncomfortable subject. coming up at 5:30, the eye catching song that. >> >> the show must go on, a san francisco tradition honors one of its favorite sons >> we are sad, but he would always want us to make it funny. >> >> touching tribute to robin williams. >> >> fire claims the life of a woman in the north bay. why firefighters said they had trouble getting into the house. >>> an elderly woman was killed after her house caught fire in santa rosa. on 11th street, in a two story victorian. firefighters said they had a difficult time fighting the blaze because the doors and windows on both floors were blocked by storage items. the fire has been called accidental, although an exact cau

has mary maloney reports stakeholders of both sides are critical of the decision. >> political action went. >> is after working for immigration reform for many years, i am disappointed because i would have hoped the president had acted month ago eared he as well as extending of deferred deportation program for children of families of immigrants. they want to take the issue out of the political arena but the delay means repercussions for the president and other democrats would come after the president's congressional midterm elections. >> he wanted a long-term solution. >> for the president, it's an apparent about-face. earlier this year he spoke of acting quickly. >> if congress will not do it their job, at least we can do hours. expect recommendations before the end of the summer and i intend to adopt those are conditions without further delay. >> john boehner took the opportunity to blast obama. he issued a statement saying, in part, there's never it right time for the president to declare amnesty by executive at action. the decision smacks of raw politics. >> gop lawmakers say they

i'm mary maloney reporting. >>> ahead here, a funeral service for joan rivers will begin in just a fewours, and as friends and family prepare to pay their tributes, we'll find out what advice she had for our own richard quest. jo >>> funeral services will be held in new york sunday for joan rivers. fans have been leaving cards and flowers on her star. they've completed their autopsy but said more studies are needed to determine what exactly caused her death. rivers family says the performer died peacefully in a new york hospital thursday. even before her death, as you can imagine, joan rivers had her funeral all planned out because she wanted to be quite a show. in 2012 she wrote she wanted it to be a real showbiz affair. i want paparazzi and i want publicists making a scene. i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. she said i want a wind machine so even in the casket my hair is blowing just like beyonces. joan rivers had some advice from our own richard quest. the two sat down in 2005 for a conversation about beauty. here it is. >> do you accept that it is just skin deep?

let's hear from carol maloney now.he tells us what to watch out for. >> good mornin it is four things time. four things you need to know. number one. kirk cousins. is this his first short week as a starter? yes, it is. a big preparation guy. how will only three days of press time impact his performance? everyone excited to see if he is up to the challenge. number two, also a short week for head coach jay gruden. and it couldn't come at a worse time with 17 players on the injury report. number three, one of those backups being thrust into the spotlight. brie shad brieland. he will start in the place of deangelo hall. is she ready to cover the likes of victor cruz? coaches say they have a lot of confidence in him. finally, special teams or what is currently known as the not so special teams. it's this unit that has been called the game changer and not in a good way. there are a number of questions to be answered tonight. our sports team has it covered. hope to see you then. >> a morning cup of joe will wake you up but a

kara maloney tells us what to watch out for. >> good mo it is four things time. four things you need to know before the redskins host the giants tonight on thursday night football. number one, kirk cousins. is this his first short week as a start senator yes, it is. he's a big preparation guy. only three days of prep time will impact his performance? everyone excited to see if he is up to the challenge. how will three days of practice impact his performance? number two a gruden. and it couldn't come at a worse time with 17 players on the injury report. we're going to see if he is able to fill the holes. number three, one of the backups being thrust into the spotlight. the rookie corner will start place of deangelo hall. is he ready to cover the the lights of victor cruz? skins coaches say they have a lot of confidence in him. finally, special teams or what is currently known as the not special teams. in both loss this is season, this unit has been called the game changer and not in a good way. so there are a number of questions to be an tonight. it starts at news

it honours jim maloney and raises money for the american cancer society. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month. the eagles are gearing up to show their support. cheerleaders and families painted the seats at linc pink. you will notice it when they tackle breast cancer against the rams. >>> a great cause. speaking of pink. tremendous hues, greens and oranges. >>> sorry you will get it tomorrow. chopper 6 is up in the sky over center city. we had some of those early showers in philadelphia. they pushed on. it's warm and damp outside this evening. as we look at the lineup. we will take a look at double scan live around the region. north and west and to the south an east which were uniform this evening. as you look at the double scan drier to the north and west south and east. we have persistent light showers from route 70 to the flit and browns mills and mays landing. right now the ground is damp and a few light showers. all of this breaks up in the next few hours. warrington 62. st. david 63. new holland 65. tannersville is cooler. 58. ewing and browns mill 67. and the ocean temp

the jim maloney golf classic took place in haverton today.e than 100 golfers got to team up with coaches from around the area's colleges. all proceeds went to the american cancer society. >>> there's more trouble for general motors. this time it has to do with the brand new corvette. it's not being recalled but there is something inside the car that can get you into trouble with the law. >>> and that scenic stroll along the boardwalk could be a painful and costly one. wait until you hear how much money jersey shore towns have paid out over boardwalk-related injuries. >>> skyforce 10 live over breaking news in north philadelphia. we understand crews had to rescue a woman out of a manhole. >> she has been rescued at this time, the location of this is north 17th street and west ontario. the woman was stuck in a manhole. fortunately she was removed and taken to the hospital. we'll get more information to you about her condition as we receive it. >>> new tonight, a scam warning for those who live in lower marion township, montgomery county. police

maloney: mr. speaker, while i support air strikes, i rise in opposition to this amendment. while there is no doubt that isis is a brutal terrorist group that is reeking havoc in the region, at this time none of the evidence i have seen, including u.s. tredges reports, and none of the arguments i have heard convinces me that getting involved in a religious civil war in the middle east will be successful or effective in keeping our homeland safer. i cannot support what could turn into a war on three fronts, fighting isis in iraq, fighting isis in syria and potentially assad in syria. nor can i support an unprecedented scenario in which the u.s. tries to reinvent a substantially degraded rebel army to act as our boots on the ground against a former ally of theirs, isis. all while ignoring their stated objective of overthrowing assad. and this entire plan depends on our ability to identify so-called moderates in syria who would be prepared to die for our agenda. it's not at all clear how we're going to do that. trillions of dollars spent, all-out war and more than a decade of o

. >> reporter: mary maloney, ktvu channel 2 news. >> president obama's remarks that the u.s.s not have a strategy to deal with isis has caused quite a stir. today senator dianne feinstein was asked if the president's remarks projectioned weakness. >> i think i've learned one thing about the president. that is, he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. i do know that the military, i know that the state department, i know that others have been putting plans together. >> feinstein is the head of the senate intelligence committee. the senator called isis extraordinarily dangerous. as she says it's well financed as has the ability to move forward and kills with abandon. >>> we were talking yesterday about our really lovely weather. and another repeat today. let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo. and mark, you're back and you brought lots of sunshine. although i don't see it with that picture behind you. >> well in fact a little bit of haze out there but lots of clear skies and temperatures in fact inland bouncing back up once again into the 90s and a pre

as mary maloney reports, stakeholders on both sides of the debate are critical about this decision. >pundits took to the air waves following the obama administration's announcement that it will delay executive action on immigration reform. >> as a latina activist who has been working for immigration reform for many, many years, i am disappointed because i would have hoped the president would have acted months ago. >> reporter: president obama has been considering moves to allow undocumented workers to remain in the country as well as expanding a deferred deportation program for children of immigrants. the administration wants to take the issue out thoef political arena. it means repercussions for the president and other democrats would come after the congressional midterm elections. >> he wants a long-term solution. >> if he wanted a long-term solution he would have passed at the beginning of his administration. >> earlier this year he spoke about acting quickly. >> if congress will not do their job, at least we can do ours. i expect the recommendations before the end of the sumsummer

along with fellow cast member janel maloney to benefit justice for vets, a great cause. kept over 10,000 real veterans out of prison through veteran treatment courts which address the cause of addiction and helps restore their lives to normal. joining me right now is allison janney and melissa fitzgerald, and senior director of justice for vets and the star of our show, nick stefan vick, who served in afghanistan and iraq. you are first the supporting cast. allis allison, tell us why about you got involved in this effort. we calls talk about the boots on the ground. those are people in the boots. this guy, two tours in afghanistan, one in iraq. they come back different than how they went. >> yes, i'm here to support all of your veterans who have sacrificed so much for us. sometimes they have trouble coming back home and reintegrating. i believe what melissa is doing with justice for vets is an incredibly important thing to do and i'm here to support her and everything her organization is doing for our veterans who are coming home. >> how did you find out -- we all knew a

caller: it's caroline maloney. here's my concern. i hear president obama on tv talking about how he's going to destroy the russian economy. now, being that i'm a little bit of a senior professor, i remember the cuban missile crisis. so here's president obama telling us he's going to destroy the russian economy, which is a bit dangerous with a country that has over 5,000 atomic weapons, which could destroy europe and the united states. host: so you mentioned your congress person being caroline maloney. when it comes to foreign policy, do you think she would reflect your views on issues of foreign policy? caller: oh, no, no, she's on tv with president obama saying, you know, it's a good thing crash the going to russian economy. there's no mention about detroit. detroit has no water. 350,000 people are without water. host: ok. don is up next, largo, florida, democrats line. we're asking about your congressperson, if they best represent you. don, good morning. caller: yeah, my congressperson is david jolly. he was recently put into offic

i'm mary maloney. >> magic mike may be sad to hear that one of the film stars may not be returning.thew mcconaughey will not be stripping down for the second installment. magic mike, xxl. the film director confirmed the news but several of the movie original players will be back. and magic mike xx lis set to be released july 1st, 2015. >>> coming up at six. new information and new cell phone video of an afternoon brawl in antioch that turns out that the fight was not just among high school girls. >>> and a jet blue flight becomes a terrifying experience for a plane loaded with passengers. a look from the inside of when the trip became an emergency. we have a lot more news ahead at six. >>> this is the bay area's news station, enterovirus at six, starts now. >> now at six includes the new video of the afterschool brawl in antioch which still has a lot of people talking. my mother is involved -- the mother is involved in the melee. the cause of the violence businesses have been closing their doors after school lets out and police say they are beefing up the patrols. that is not enough

i'm mary maloney reporting. >> gop law makers say they vent being left out by the obama administration. the president said he would not delay immigration action even in the face of republican threats of a government shutdown. >>> president obama says nato allies are committed to destroying isis, but won't happen overnight. he says the u.s. demand a strategy. >> what we can accomplishes to dismantle this network, this force, that is claimed to control this much territory so that they can't do us harm. and that's going to be our objective. >> lawmakers on both sides of the isle already are preparing legislation ahead any of presidential request to authorize u.s. air strikes inside syria. so far, president obama pledged not to put u.s. troops on the ground. >>> a syrian a strike on isis has killed at least 29 militants and civilians. activist say government forces laufrped a series of air -- launched a series of a strikes targeting will militants. most of the 29 people died when a missile slammed into a bakery, most of those killed were civilians. activists say the death is likely to resu