with more on this crazy game carol maloney joins me from fedex field. when the skins were down 24-0 just how bad was it at fedex? >> reporter: so ugly. it felt like the longest first half of the history of the nfl and yet it turned into the biggest comeback in redskins franchise history which was pretty cool, unbl aelievable is bit of an understatement. how do you start with a 24-0 hole, it starts with the guys in the locker room believing it could be done. >> this is not last year's team and it's a whole different type of team and we don't talk about losing in the locker room and we'll look at the division and we'll keep fighting. >> you can honestly say that no one was doubting at halftime. >> everybody in this locker room, why? you still had two quarters to play and one thing i would live by the longest time on that clock and you can still win the ball game. >> we didn't get it done at first half and it's now or never to get this win and we knew we'd run out of time and we didn't make a choice, and we were making individual one-on-one and winning the

maloney isn't the only iowa supporter the bidens thats kind of what you get. you know one of them, you know all of them.' maloney isn't the only iowa supporter that has kept in touch over the years and considers biden a close friend... 15:13:12--36 in fact he called me on sunday and left a message. my mother had just died and he left a message of condolence and you know for the vice president of the united states, with all he had on his mind, with whats going on in washington, and whether he was gonna run for president or not, he still took the time to give me a call. i think that says a lot about what kind of be." as for what impact biden's decision will have on the race...that remains unclear: 15:04:59 - 15:05:14 'on the democratic side, nationally, joe biden has been polling anywhere from 20 to 25 percent. that means about 1 out of every 4 to 5 nationwide democratic voters was supporting somebody who wasnt even in the race, and its going to be interesting to see where they go." mike dasilva channel 13 news so... biden won't be in town this weekend for the j

we'll hear from carol maloney standing by in at lanta with more on the redskins. i'm jason pugh, news 4 sports. >> isn't it gorgeous out there? running weather and people laced up their sneakers. it started at the pentagon and wound through the national mall. we told you about kathy camp who ran in honor of her father battling parkinson's. camp is raising awareness by running 52 races in as many weeks. there was a big surprise waiting for her at the finish line. >> how did you feel when you saw him at the finish line? >> oh, it was amazing. fantastic. what an accomplishment for my dad to have been able to get there. i mean, the physical exertion of strong get on the metro and to ride the train and to deal with 35,000 runners, it was fantastic to have him there, it was a great surprise. >> the army ten-miler is the largest ten-mile race in the world. >>> a nearly 20-year veteran fighting a life-threatening disease. how his fellow first responders showed their support. >> do you think falling gas prices is good news? think again. why the plunge could cost 70 million

maloney: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers. i just urge my colleagues to support this commonsense bill that mr. poliquin pointed out can make a real difference in the lives of single parents and their children and, again, i thank him for his leadership on this and -- on it and his very eloquent statement today on the floor. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. neugebauer: mr. speaker, i have no other -- i'm sorry. yeah. we do. we have the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. costello, i yield to him for two minutes. mr. costello: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. too many children grow up in today's society without basic essentials. food, clothing, proper shelter. and many times this is the result of a lack of child support payments from an estranged parent. i have a young boy and i can tell you, he takes a lot of energy out of my wife and i and we do everythin

mary maloney shows us the damage. >> hurricane joaquin may miss u.s. shores, but east coast residents are still dealing with heavy rain and the possibility of floods. >> so far we've dodged what could have been a major bullet with two hits, one from hurricane joaquin and the heavy rains. >> north carolina governor pat ma cory is warning kitty sends to -- sit i stones take no chances. >> still not letting our guards down. at a moment's notice this, weather pattern can turn. >> be extra it careful underwater, because that's where most storm gusts occur. >> the streets are so flooded. you can't even see the lines in the road and they continue to drive. either their car floods out or either it starts floating. i just got a car off the cross town that was floating. >> the rains are expected all along the east coast. charleston, south carolina, authorities are concerned about the combination of the storm and high tide. >> this is a very, very serious event. we have water in areas of the city that we do not normally see flooding. are in effect from north flor

carol maloney says this was the wasn't one. coach jay gruden says he does not plan on changing the lineup. the redskins plan on playing the buccaneers at home this coming sunday. >>> their daughter was one of the targets of that shooting. >>> also ahead, a little too realistic. an incident that has re-inactments on hold in a famous wild west town. >>> our thermometer here in washington reads about 40 degrees. but the conditions are much colder for you. as we step outside this morning, what you can expect as you head we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. realize your buying power at open.com. >>> flooding and rain all from super typhoon koppu. the storm slammed into the philippines yesterday. it slowed down and might not mo

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maloney: i thank you for your willingness to work on this. i believe a correction could save taxpayers' dollars and be more efficient and the willingness to work together for better government for our country, i think is a good step forward. i thank the leaders on the other side of the aisle for approaching this in a bipartisan, cooperative spirit as you're showing on the floor today. it's better for our country and certainly better for the budget in all respects. so thank you very, very much. i yield back. i'm extremely appreciative. thank you. mr. cole: again, thank you. reclaiming my time. i want to thank my friend again and express my appreciation for the point she raises an the willingness to work together. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. slaughter: my scheduled speakers have not arrived. if there are no speakers, if my colleague is ready to close, i'm ready to close. mr. cole: i'm prepared to close whenever my fri

, carol maloney and i have a bill directly to that issue of gun trafficking. there is more to be done, and again, they don't produce guns in my neighborhood. >> and elijah cummings of maryland, thank you for joining us, congressman. >> thank you. >>> just into cnn and another news of a flight force toddy vert after the pilot became ill. we will have the details in a moment. san fwhile this parking loting lies still. life, proposition d and mission rock will create a new neighborhood right here with 40% affordable housing, 8 acres of parks and open space, all connected to public transit, and generate $25 million a year in revenue for san francisco. vote yes on d to turn this into this. ♪ >> this just coming into cnn. a united a airlines flight had to be diverted to new mexico after one of the pilots became ill. this is the second incident like this in as many days. we go the reny marsh, and walk us through what happened? >> well, wolf, the information coming in from the airport at albuquerque, new mexico, and they say they diverted because the first pilot was u

i would like to not have a situation where we have shootouts on campus. >> mary maloney reporting. >> right, still to come this morning, it is a chilly start to your sunday, but get ready for a nice day ahead, kyla up next with a check on your forecast, plus: you work out, you eat healthy, you think you're relatively healthy? some doctors say maybe not. stepping on the scale doesn't tell the whole story. new procedure reveals the hidden truth about your weight. we'll be right back. >> touching story out of delaware county. love this one. young i would had one birthday wish. it doesn't involve anything for himself. instead he wanted to give back to the community in a very special way. now he started a movement. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has the inspirational story. >> beneath the police officer's hat, a little boy, with a huge heart. asked what he wanted for his fifth birthday few weeks ago? logan row applied: nothing for himself. instead, he requested donations, to buy toys, treat, and training aids, for local police k9 units. >> i got a lot of stuff, all casino of stuff,

. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm carol maloney out at redskins park.erable monday for the second straight week out here after yesterday's loss to the jets. of course, a number of factors contributing to that loss, but the majority of questions and concerns today center on the quarterback position and the future of kirk cousins. after studying the film of the brutal second half jay gruden admits, yeah, cousins needs to play better, but he added nobody in the locker room played good enough to win and still the coach reiterated today that he has all of the confidence in the world in kirk and no drastic changes are coming right now. >> kirk gives us the best chance to win still, and i want to see him fight through this, and that's going to be the making of a strong person, a strong football player and how they -- how they react to some tough times. >> what makes you confident that he can do that. >> i've seen him throw the ball out here many, many times. i've seen him make every throw there is to make in pro football. we have to get his confident going and

maloney: will the gentleman yield? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. waters: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from virginia, the ranking member of the education and work force committee, mr. bobby scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: thank you and thank the gentlelady for rising. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.r. 1090, the so-called retail investor protection act. this bill puts an effective end to the department of labor's responsible effort to modernize a fiduciary standard under the employee retirement income security act or erisa that was implemented 40 years ago. as we all know our country's retirement savings land escape has changed sick -- significantly since that time. 40 years ago the majority of retirement assets were held in defined benefit plans and managed by professionals. plans did 401-k not exist and i.r.a.'s had just been sentenced -- established. today americans h

dives on it and we are going the other wayand the hawks are on the ve -- max ride-en-our -- hits sam maloney -- he fumbles -- picks it up and turns it in to a 40 yd gainthat has west delaware knocking on the door -- and coy russell -- busts it wide open -- west delaware gets the win 41 to 3. it's almost de-ja-vu all over again for waverly-shell rock -- last season in the playoffs -- the go-hawks made the trip south to saints field to take on xavier -- this season -- same deal -- except w-s-r wants to right -- last years wrong wrongthe saints haven't lost yet this seasonno score in the 2nd --- bryce shulte -- keeps it on the option --- and look at the moves -- the shake and bake sets him free -- and then he outruns everyone to thehe endzone -- the 65 yard score puts the saints up 7 nothing xaiver later -- erik rodrequiez gets the handoff -- and is breakin' tackles like they are going out of style -- that would set up this -- sean murphy --- coming straight at you -- xavier wins 14 to 7. indepence has only beaten decorah once --- that was week 3 -- they meet again in round 1 things not going t

plymouth patrolman gregory maloney was killed in a motorcycle crash. dennis simmons, boston police officer, injured during a shoot- out with the boston marathon bombers also passed away. >> each and every one of the names represents a hero. continuing to protect our communities. continuing to stand up for the people who need it the most. they fulfilled their promise to serve. to their loved ones, we all send a heart felt thank you. >> this is the 29th annual ceremony to remember fallen officers. there are now 357 names on the memorial. >>> breaking news right now about the popular fantasy sports sites. trying to figure out if web sites like fan duel and draftkings are illegal. it comes a day after nevada ordered the sites to be shut down. there fantasy sports sites are not games of skill. they call it gambling and say the operators need a license for that. earlier this month, a draftkings employee won $350,000 on fan duel. both sites face several class action lawsuits. >>> a big recall tonight. go go screens is voluntarily recalling applous after disco

"news4" "news4's" maloney says it's the worst touchdown of the season. despite leading at the hoch coach jay gude say it gave them what they needed. >> second half, we laid an egg, a big egg. if we don't change out what we do when we come out of halftime, it doesn't matter who's in there. >> cousins led the offense without six starters. all of them had injuries. the redskins take on the buccaneers at home this coming sunday. let's home we they can turn it around. >>> winter is coming order to some parts of the country where it's so cold snow has fallen. >> no. are we going see some of that in the future? number i can't do this, aaron. i just can't. tom is tracking with your that, but the snow is already falling in upstate new york. avert your eyes. don't look. >> i'm not even looking. i can't go there. >> six inches along some parts of late don't. in the 20s. icy roads, icy bridges were a big problem throughout the day yesterday. despite all that october snow, though, only flurries fell outside to the east of albany. >> i know great people who live in bu

tom: a date has been set for the annual night of heros put on by the chief michael maloney memorial fund. in year it will be held on wednesday the 18th of november at the ashworth in hampton. several first responders from six departments will be recognized for their actions and their contributions to the community. mike: cool and cloudy to start, this is a look at newfound lake this morning, notice with the time lapse all of a sudden the clouds gave way to a lot sunshine and made for a pleasant afternoon as temperatures jumped up nicely. now the clouds are beginning to roll right back in across many parts of new hampshire, but it will be dry as we go through the evening, outdoor plans no major headaches, although there are showers not too far away, i would say after the midnight hour we stab a shot of getting a few sprinkles or a shower or two mainly south of the lakes region. looking ahead, temperatures made a run into the 60's today, they dip a little bit for the day tomorrow with the most clouds in southern new hampshire and then on thursday temperatures jump up again, could be well i

mary maloney has more on the gun violence. >> the moment marine one landed the president was met withprotesters, who say, he returned to politicize the tragedy, by pushing a gun control agenda. >> that's when he made about gun control and the way that coming off, the first thing he said, instead of saying i'm sorry for the families, i think it was just wrong. >> mr. obama met privately with families still grieving their loved ones, following the mass shooting at the community college. the gunman shot and killed nine people, before turning the gun on himself. >> i've got very strong feelings about this because when i talk to the families, you are reminds dollars this could be happening to your child. >> early friday two more college shootings unfolded first at northern arizona where freshman shot four other students killing one later texas southern university was also put on lockdown following a shooting. one student killed, and another person hospitalized a new law, anyone caring a concealed weapon must have a license on campus. >> what it says to me, i would like not have a situation

. >> reporter: for shawn maloney, he never dreamed he would be here. >> if you asked me if i would be here eight years ago, at the time going through renal failure and dialysis and kidney transplant. >> reporter: now surrounded by all of these teams, they will hit the charles to compete. while they just started training a few weeks ago, their bond is stronger than most. >> it's nice when you have a group of guys that work on a job together and compete together, too. >> reporter: an amazing feat for these guys who have seen it all but come race day, don't ask them to see anything but the water. if you are rowing and in the middle of the race you see somebody committing a crime on the banks there, do you have to stop and spring into action? >> i'm focused on the rowing. my head's in the boat. i don't think i'll be looking around to see what some knucklehead is doing. >> reporter: it's safe to say they will turn a blind eye to they will be nervous, too. they admit that. they want to inspire firefighters to get a boat next year and have a real competition with them. the question is, what

. >> carol maloney is live. what happened? >> there is the bottom of the division and the eagles and the giants will meet tomorrow night and they'll soon have company there in the standings in the nfc east. it was the first half that was so promising and then it turned into a second-half nightmare. they didn't see that coming, huh, with all of the trend of the third quarter struggles and the redskins looked good out of the gate and now the 13-10 lead at the half and then the wheels came off in the third quarter. kirk cousin, a short, low throw, intercepted by darrelle revis and one of third for cousins and both led the touchdowns and there you get to see one of them and ryan fitzpatrick under pressure and he'll take off and the wide open lane and right up the middle and the 18-yard run brings out the crazy eyes for fifth and the redskins lose 34-went and it's not the injuries weighing on jay gruden. >> the second half we laid an iga. a big egg. with or without the players, if we don't change the way we come out at halftime, it

well, i get excited every time i leader is able to come back to it ain't easy to maloney type working in dc these days. you all know that. we all read about it you will see it and you all feel it. every time that we in san francisco can demonstrate to our federal leaders what we've done locally, it gives them hope that all the arguments that they have to have them all the challenges that they have to meet on a day-to-day basis, back in dc, it is not forgotten. it is deeply appreciated by those of us that are here in san francisco, and someone who as i told you earlier, honestly takes our calls, goes into detail with her staff about what it is we need and what exceptions to different rules that we might want to be advocating for, but also gives us a forethought about where congress is going so that we can be prepared.. i have been with her when we got funding restored in hiv cuts and aids programs. i have been there when she says, hey they're not going to do but be prepared. start working with your folks. get ready. we are always ready and the constant partner for us. i so appreciate h

maloney: mr. speaker, when the american public health association totaled the cost of gun violence in the united states for one year, it amounted to $174 billion, about 3 $363 for every american. if you consider just the loss of life, more americans have been killed by guns since 1968 than have died in all the wars this country has ever fought. and now once more in the wake of another mass shooting, too many leaders have responded with indifference. just move on. but when 32 americans are killed with a gun every single day, we cannot afford to stand still. we cannot just move on. so far in this congress the house has held not one single hearing on the gun violence. not one chance to evaluate ways to curb this epidemic of gun violence. mr. speaker, we cannot go on like this. not one more american should die because congress has failed to act. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yield back. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unani

in tonight's signature segment, correspondent kira kay and producer jason maloney, from the bureau for international reporting, tell us what is at stake. >> reporter: in a small town in central myanmar, also known as burma, aung san suu kyi, the world famous democracy activist and nobel peace prize winner, is running for re-election. she's trying to hold the seat in parliament she first won in 2012, after the country's military regime finally ended her 15 years of house arrest. now 70 years old and known as mother suu to her supporters, she leads myanmar's main opposition party, the national league for democracy. >> ( translated ): we will try to build a government that reflects the will of the people and respects the people! >> reporter: but aung san suu kyi is banned from ever serving as myanmar's president. in the 2008 constitution, the military regime excluded anyone with foreign family members from holding the highest office. her late husband was british; so are her two sons. right now, the national league for democracy holds less than 7% of the seats in parliament. but if her par

american restaurant association president and commodity strategist david maloney says that's probablyse we've heard about the potential linkage between meat and cancer before. >> the fact that we didn't see an initial sharp reaction, especially in something like cattle futures, which have been on a pretty good run as of late, are actually due for a short-term correction lower. that we did not see a major reaction by stock prices, it only fuels my initial reaction that the response to this will not be long-standing. >> reporter: however, if consumers take the warning to heart and pull back on meat consumption, it could spell big trouble for the meat industry. for farmers, meat producers, and even shake up the global meat trade balance. the north american meat institute says the meat industry contributes almost $900 billion to the u.s. economy. beef alone is a $95 billion a year business in the u.s., which is the world's largest producer and importer of beef in the world according to the usda. a separate group of international researchers are putting the statistics into perspective. glo

congresswoman maloney's maloney's legislation to lift the ban on federal research on gun violence, my own legislation , the safe and responsible transfer act. not one of those bills, not want has been the subject of a hearing from this committee, not even a hearing with the majority can bring in witnesses to tell us why bipartisan supported and is somehow to extreme. that has not been a single hearing on any commonsense improvements to gun laws. the american people are frustrated with congress. the time for silence on this issue is over. at the beginning of the hearing today one of my colleagues talked about the self-imposed blindness, self-imposed blindness. that is a self-imposed blindness that congress has to gun violence. the humanity of the victims he hopes becomesbecome so glaring that it moves an entire generation of the american people. i can only hope that the humanity of the victims of the thousands the tens of thousands of lives lost my move this congress to finally take action. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. chair recognizes the gentleman from idaho. i would l

maloney: i thank my friend for yielding and for her great leadership. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 461, to create a select committee on investigating planned parenthood. i take very seriously the congressional responsibility to investigate wrongdoing and improve transparency. but this panel is not at all about due diligence. it is about purely partisan olitics. six states have already investigated planned parenthood and found nothing. four committee hearings have found nothing. planned parenthood has handed over tens of of thousands of pages of documents to congress and there has not even been a whiff of wrongdoing. even the chair of the house oversight and government relations committee has said he has no evidence of anything unlawful. this panel would be a waste of congress' time and taxpayers' money. and i urge my colleagues to vote no. and stop this relentless crusade attacking access to health care for women who desperately need it and cannot afford it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the gentlelady fro

maloney: i thank my friend for yielding and for her great leadership. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 461, to create a select committee on investigating planned parenthood. i take very seriously the congressional responsibility to investigate wrongdoing and improve transparency. but this panel is not at all about due diligence. it is about purely partisan olitics. six states have already investigated planned parenthood and found nothing. four committee hearings have found nothing. planned parenthood has handed over tens of of thousands of pages of documents to congress and there has not even been a whiff of wrongdoing. even the chair of the house oversight and government relations committee has said he has no evidence of anything unlawful. this panel would be a waste of congress' time and taxpayers' money. and i urge my colleagues to vote no. and stop this relentless crusade attacking access to health care for women who desperately need it and cannot afford it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the gentlelady fro

on it and we are going the other wayand the hawks are on the move -- max ride-en-our -- hits sam maloney --e fumbles -- picks it up and turns it in to a 40 yard gain that has west delaware knocking on the door -- and coy russell -- busts it wide open -- west delaware gets the win 41 to 3. it's almost de- ja-vu all over again for waverly-shell rock -- last season in the playoffs -- the go-hawks made theherip south to saints field to take on xavier -- this season -- same deal -- except w-s-r wants to right -- last years wrongthe saints haven't lost yet this seasonno score in the 2nd --- bryce shulte -- kekes it on the option --- andndlook at the moves -- the shake and bake sets him free -- and then he outruns everyone to the endzone -- the 65 yard score puts the saints up 7 nothing and more ground and pound from xaiver later -- erer rodrequiez gets the handoff -- and is breakin' tackles like they are going out of style -- that would set up this -- sean murphy --- coming straight at you -- xavier wins 14 to 7. indepence has ly beaten 3 -- they meet again in round 1 things not going the must

well, i get excited every time i leader is able to come back to it ain't easy to maloney type working in dc these days. you all know that. we all read about it you will see it and you all feel it. every time that we in san francisco can demonstrate to our federal leaders what we've done locally, it gives them hope that all the arguments that they have to have them all the challenges that they have to meet on a day-to-day basis, back in dc, it is not forgotten. it is deeply appreciated by those of us that are here in san francisco, and someone who as i told you earlier, honestly takes our calls, goes into detail with her staff about what it is we need and what exceptions to different rules that we might want to be advocating for, but also gives us a forethought about where congress is going so that we can be prepared.. i have been with her when we got funding restored in hiv cuts and aids programs. i have been there when she says, hey they're not going to do but be prepared. start working with your folks. get ready. we are always ready and the constant partner for us. i so appreciate h

maloney: i thank my friend for yielding and for her great leadership. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 461, to create a select committee on investigating planned parenthood. i take very seriously the congressional responsibility to investigate wrongdoing and improve transparency. but this panel is not at all about due diligence. it is about purely partisan olitics. six states have already investigated planned parenthood and found nothing. four committee hearings have found nothing. planned parenthood has handed over tens of of thousands of pages of documents to congress and there has not even been a whiff of wrongdoing. even the chair of the house oversight and government relations committee has said he has no evidence of anything unlawful. this panel would be a waste of congress' time and taxpayers' money. and i urge my colleagues to vote no. and stop this relentless crusade attacking access to health care for women who desperately need it and cannot afford it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the gentlelady fro

our mary maloney has this story. >> for 20 years since we tried to rock the vote, they've been trying to hide the vote. >> organizers used the 20th anniversary of the million man march in washington to call for justice for groups they say have been marginalized. michael brown, sr., whose son's death sparked the ferguson, missouri's protests spoke. >> i want to thank everyone for all the support. >> as well as family members of trayvon martin and sandra bland. the theme was justice or else. louis farrakhan said young people are the future of the cause. >> what good are we if we don't prepare young people to carry the torch? >> no stranger to scandal himself, farrakhan called out political leaders for corruption and dishonesty. >> if you love god with all your hearts, mind and strength, nobody could give you enough money to make you betray yourself. >> he said the presidential election and the amount spent on lobbyist gifts were a farce. >> there's no government on this earth, not one, that can give the people what the people desire. >> justice organizers of the marseilles is a birthrig

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james maloney is a candidate everyone is forgetting. web, at least had room. web would take himself out to the right wing of the democratic party. you can say you are a moderate to a moderately conservative voice and have clear issues. as you look forward to the debate. how do you think hillary clinton will approach it, will she be on the attack or make nice so no one accuses her of not being nice? >> i think they'll have to play off of what's. some will advise - david nose better, advising candidates to sell themselves. she'll sell herself. if she's attackeded, she'll have a defense. her mind is on the game. which is the benghazi hearing. >> her goal here, more than anything, is don't make a mistake. don't be argumentative, bellager able to. condescending, patronizing to the people. at the end of the day she needs the left wing democrats to win in november, assuming she's the democratic nominee, and she probably will be. >> michael mentioned the benghazi debate. she has an appointment, if you will, before the house. how will that impact her chances? >> i thin

. >> megan maloney knew she wanted to be surprised when it came to gender of her first child. for the nursery a bit tricky. i was trying choose the theme for the baby's room. we tried to do gender neutral. she died on abc's with dr. suess and found great prices on the web site. abc, you got to learn. >> dr. suess is timeless. >>> that's right. educational. >>> with her baby shower coming up megan set up an online registry on the web site. her friends and family could order the items she wanted. everything seemed to be going smoothly. until october of last year. the day of her shower. >>> i got a lot of stuff, but typically from this web site i got duplicate picture frames. lamp shade. a fleee blanket. she contacted the boy's depot and the representative told her to return the items to the manufacturer. so she did and confirmed a few weeks later the manufacturer received the items. the manufacturer told her the boys depot had been refunded for the item. but she said her friend who purchased the items still hadn't received their credit. >>> i've been calling. i've been e-mailing. no mon

"news4" "news4's" carol maloney say it's the worst of the season. leading at the half, jay gruden said a poor second half showing gave the jets the chance they needed. >> second half, we just laid an egg, a big egg. so with or without the players, if we don't change the way we come out at halftime, it doesn't matter who comes in there. we've got to do a bitter job. >> cousins led the offense without six starters, all of them without injuries. the redskins take on the buccaneers at home this coming sunday. good luck, guys. >>> yep. now to the latest on former nba star lamar odom. e.t. online is reporting that he's now believing on his own. odom was found unconscious last week in a las vegas brothel. he was in a coma before opening his eyes on friday. he was also a reality store, married to khloe kardashian. the two are estranged but reports say she has not left his hospital bed. >>> alerts in hey because of suspected shark and eel attacks. a man was swimming to shore when a shark apparently bit his legs. local officials say an eel bit a man's foot la

as congresswoman maloney maloney reports today on federal that lifts the veil of federal research on gun violence and how to curb it there's my own legislation to save responsible firearms transfer act to prevent guns from being sold without background checks not one of those bills has been the subject of the committee but even the hearing where they can bring the witnesses to tell us why bipartisan proposals supported overwhelmingly by the american people and gun owners are somehow too extreme. there hasn't been a single hearing in the 114th congress on any common sense improvement and the american people are already frustrated with congress for failing to act. the time for silence on this issue is over. at the beginning of the hearing today one of my colleagues talked about the self-imposed blindness. that's the self-imposed blindness that congress has to gun violence. he said that humanity of the victims become so glaring that it moves an entire generation of american people. i can only hope for humanity of the victims of the tens of thousands of lives lost by to move the congress

. >> megan maloney says she wanted to be surprised when it came to the gender of her first child. that made picking out items for the nursery a bit tricky. >> i was trying to choose the theme for the baby's room and did it baby neutral. >> reporter: she chose dr. zeus for rt baby. >> that's right educational. >> reporter: with her baby shower coming up, megan set up an online registry on the website so her friends and family could order the items she wanted. everything seemed to be going smoothly until october of last year the day of her shower. >> i got a lot of stuff but specifically from this website i got duplicate picture frames, a peg board, a lamp shade, a flees basket. >> reporter: megan said she contacted the boy's depo and the representative told her to return the items to the manufacturer, so she did. she confirmed a few weeks later that the manufacturer received the items. megan says the manufacturer told her the voice depo had been regunnedded for refunded for their items. but her friends have not received their credit. >> no e-mail return, no telephone return nothing

congressman maloney: that's unfair to bedbugs. a.b.d: you and your fellow members are patriots. you came to washington to solve problems and not get mired in gridlock. but it's not working. what do you hope these people, that voters, that presidential candidates, and members of congress can do, so we can see a framework for meeting a huge goal, or at least starting one by april 2017. congressman maloney: thank you for having us here and i have to give a shout out to new hampshire. i grew up there. anybody from hanover? [applause] congressman maloney: for me, all roads lead from new hampshire. there are a bunch of us from congress it didn't go there to fight. we want to sit down and work things out. we want to figure problems out. we believe our country can be stronger and more prosperous than it has ever been. i understand why people are upset but you have to get involved. i'm happy to see all these college kids. how many of you have student loans? how many parents are here with a kid that has a student loan? how many parents that are

i would like to not have a situation where we have shootouts on campus. >> reporter: mary maloney reportingto gun sales in the united states, they are on record-setting pace. in the first nine months of the year, there were 15.6 million background checks of guns sold from federally licensed sellers, this from the national background check system. compare that to 15.5 million checks for the same period in 2013 when gun sales surged after the sandy hook school shooting. record sales mean increasing profits for gun makers, as well. smith and wesson, for instance, their stock has skyrocketed. more than 80% this year. the company reported a first-quarter profit of $17.7 million on a $148 million in revenue. and it's on track for over $600 million in sales this year, according to factset. rival gunmaker stern and ruger isn't far behind. its stock up nearly 70% with quarterly earnings of 17.6 million on sales of 141 million. the company reports over half a billion in gun sales a year, almost double what it did in 2010. >>> here we go. the prep time is dwindling for the first major primary for the

cheryl maloney is it here to tell us what we need to know. >> walmart vendors have seen price cuts in the pasthere to tl us what we need to know. >> walmart vendors have seen price cuts in the past but now there is new pressure. according to reuter, vendors are being asked to cut, cut, cut what they will charging. last week walmart stunned wall street by forecasting earnings would decline by as much as 12% as it tries to improve its stores. >>> facebook is launching a notification one that warns you if they suspect your account is being targeted by international hackers. the chief security officer wrote about it in a blog post saying these types of attacks tend to be more advanced and dangerous. >>> delta isn't giving passengers a break. they're going to focus on two things going forward, packing planes even tighter and raising fares. no response from delta on the potential new business plan. >>> and finally, disney and lucas film release the official poster for the new star wars movie the force awakens. the full trailer will air during monday night football later tonight and right af

. >> reporter: megan maloney knew she wanted to be surprised when it came to the gender of her first child. that made picking out items for the nursery a bit tricky. >> i was trying to choose the theme. for this baby's room. we tried to do gender-neutral. >> reporter: she decided on abc's with dr. seuss and found great prices for the items she wanted on the web site the boys depot.com. with her baby shower coming up, megan set up an on-line registry on the web site. could order the items she wanted. everything seemed to be going smoothly. until october of last year. the day of her shower. >> i got a lot of stuff, but specifically, from this web site i got duplicate picture frames. a lamp shade. a fleece blanket. >> reporter: megan contacted the web site. the representative told her to return the items to the manufacturer. so she did. she confirmed a few weeks later that the manufacturer received the items. megan says the manufacturer told her the boys depot had been refunded for the items. but she says her friends who purchased the items still hadn't received their credits. >> i have

our ranking members -- brown, linda sanchez, carolyn maloney. all of these ranking members.y will be chair women when we in 2016. the house and i want to salute the excellent powerful and successful women in homeland services, the intelligence community. the leadership of women is all encompassing. on every issue, women are leading the way. the women of the house to housec caucus arts -- democratic caucus are standing with president obama and vice president biden, championing opportunity for american families each and every day. and before i go on about women, i want to talk about joe biden for a moment. it that profound statement that he made -- [applause] leader pelosi: we only great deal to joe biden. he was the champion when we passed the violence against women act over 20 years ago. and that was reauthorized just last year. he has been there for us over and over again and i joined debbie and commending them -- commending him in the fight against cancer, the moonshot to personal grief, his governmental know-how, his record to focus on a problem, cancer, that has hit ever

. >>> i'm carol maloney in the newsroom with details from a new book with an encounter of two former players. caron butler who played from 2001-2010. in it he wrote about the gun locker room incident. butler says it began on a team plane when the two arguing over a card game. he says when the team returned to practice a day later arenas was at his locker with four guns and challenged clinton to pick one. an excerpt, quote, oh, no. you don't need to shoot me with one of those, said jahvaris, turning around slowly like a gunslinger in the old west. i've got one right here. he pulled out his own gun, already loaded it, cocked and pointed it at bigilbert. he's currently in prison on a manslaughter charge and he is now out of the league. the wizards would finish the season with one of the worst records in the lead and that would lead to the drafting of john wall which many point to as the reason for the wiss azards' recent success. back to you guys. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. i know it's been a super day today, but coming up in this weather hit i'll show you when the rain moves in

. >>> i'm carol maloney live at nats park.t was here this morning in his office, matt williams was let go. not just the nats manager, it was the entire staff that was fired. matt williams here earlier today. for what may be the last time at nats park and he was manager of the year in 2014, but this season a big disappointment for a team projected to contend for world series. instead, the nats are home ward bound here on this first day of the postseason. gm mike rizzo said the decision was based on the entire body of work. of course, a lot of folks are pointing to the harper-papelbon fight. a search for a new manager has already begun. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, mike rizzo talks about what priority number one is for the new skipper. back to you, guys. >> thanks, carol. >>> a desperate search for survivors. the coast guard released new information about what happened to a u.s. cargo ship. >>> are we in the middle of a metro death spiral? why our >>> a live look outside at the reston area. barely a cloud in the sky and what a d

from redskins park, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> local teams face very real scenarios and we traveled with the montgomery county crew to see what it takes to prepare for a disaster. >> can you tell when you're being >>> they have responded to emergencies from hurricanes to building collapses. >> now members of maryland task force one are in the middle of a special five-day training program in georgia. >> our mark segraves traveled with the team to see the training up close, video you can only see here on news 4. >> reporter: well, this is just a training exercise it's as realistic as you can imagine. 20 teams from federal, state and local agencies across the country are taking part including teams from maire land and virginia. >> anything you want to replicate and anything you want to destroy and first responders want to train on we can do here. >> the skills they learn here will help better prepare them from real emergencies when they return for our region. >> we train for that and prepare for it so when we have an event we are able to be at the very top of our game and quickly and e