. >> yeah, markey, i was out there a couple of weeks in the same spot and a week before that a guy hadseen a white shark, same thing, about that far off shore. we've seen splashes like that many times. and you usually don't see what it is because you just see the splash. but there you go. it is kind of often. that's a big shark. how big do you think it is? >> reporter: i saw estimates around seven to eight feet. they called at great white juvenile shark. but still, it gives you an idea just how powerful they could be. >> i eve got to go, markey, but we'll get back to you with more. we'll get to weather now. one of the reasons they jump, they're just like fish. they want to get the barnacles. they don't have hands to knock the barnacles off so they jump like whales to knock barnacles off. there's plenty of sunshine. the fog is coming back tonight. we've got weather to talk about. there is julia, a powerful storm just off the carolinas and brings the threat of potential rainfall. big rain up in minneapolis up towards the green bay area in the next six hours or so. and out west we've got

by this time, markey had grown into a young woman. the following year, she married a distant cousin and the couple lived at tutor place soon adding a new generation to the family. five years later, markey died suddenly, leaving behind five children. the youngest of which was only six years old. it was brittania served as a maternal presence and her grandchildren's lives. in the late the family began 1890's, writing down brittania's reminiscences. her grandchildren recorded the memories she provided of meeting lafayette during his visit of the civil war. even memories of george and martha washington her mother had shared with her. brittania also began labeling objects in the family's collection, noting the history on the back of framed works of art, especially the pieces her parents acquired at the 1802 sale. you can see why i call her the first curator of tutor place. in may of 1890, brittania and the washington objects at tudor place gained national attention as they were the subject of a story in the century illustrated monthly maga

senator markey. further questions? >> no further questions. thank you and the ranking members for this great hearing. i very much appreciate it. i thought it was excellent and just wanted to compliment you on that. and yild just say to the fcc, i would urge you to next open meeting to take up the privacy and take up the bds rule-makings so we could begin to make progress on that. i just urge you to try to put that on the agenda, but thank you mr. chairman for a great hearing. >> thank you senator markey. senator, anything else? there are two questions i want to ask. >> i want to enter into the record a letter that i'd written to the fcc on set top boxes. and also just to make a comment, we had earlier conversation about hacking the d.c. circuit court. and senator wicker expressed his opinion that he sees it one way and i want to make the distinction that for a senator to express a opinion about the court packing, vis-a-vis is certainly particular. because the senate votes on the confirmation of these judgments, but for members of an independen

heather: senator ed markey, also calling on international partners especially china to help enforce sanctions against north korea. ed: new details in that new terrorism investigation in france. security officials now say a 19-year-old woman linked to gas canisters found inside a car outside paris' notre dame cathedral had pledged allegiance to isis. she also had been engaged, separately, to two extremists who carried out deadly attacks a second woman has also been arrested in connection to the finding. heather: at least four people are dead, including an american tourist, after a train derails in spain. nearly 50 others are injured after the passenger train jumped the tracks in porrino this morning. the train was headed to neighboring portugal. officials say the train engineer was also killed. the cause is under investigation. ed: commitment 2016 tonight -- vice presidential nominee mike pence has received his first mate. pence's briefing today lasted about two hours at an indiana national guard base in indianapolis. pence said afterward that he was grateful for the thorough and informative b

expected to speak, attorney general maura healey, mayor marty walsh, and elizabeth warren and ed markey. that kicks off at 9:00 at the park plaza hotel. >> filling up the gas tank can drive down the bottom line, and it turns out there are some mistakes we all make that are not helping. 75% of people told gasbuddy they chose a gas station just because it's convenient even though they could save, say, 70 cents a gallon. second, not filling up when you see a good price. 19% of people say that they wait until the gas light comes on, randy, and that can have you spending more. finally, we're not paying for cash. credit cards are convenient. but some stations still offer a discount if you pay the old-fashioned way with the green. you a 20-cent discount for doing that. >> whoa. >> i have started. i'm changing my ways. >> and it's convenient. >> yeah. that's the key. a father thankful to be alive to help his daughter move into her dorm room. >> a five-time cancer survivor. this morning his health battles have inspired her career path. natasha iacoviello is moving in to regis college this weeken

senator markey, we finally found al gore's lock box. is that it right there? chairman wheeler, as we've discussed before, satellite tv in plata in southwestern colorado, currently received new mexico-based broadcasts. tphae they left access to without over the air broadcasting. with significant mountains, denver, front range, durango. both broadcasters and satellite providers continue to engage as they work to deliver colorado tv to all four corners of colorado. congress also worked to address this issue in the 2014 stellar legislation by extending the market modification process to satellite tv. as they crafted the final rules to carry out this provision i, along with senator ben and others, urged the fcc to permit county commissioners to petition for market modification. and i thank you for adopting that option. in light of the rules, the commissioner from la approximate plata and mont zuma suppressed interest in moving forward. dish has indicated that providing can colorado television is not infeasible. colorado broadcasters sent senator bennett and i a let

senator markey. further questions? >> no further questions, except to thank you and the ranking members of this great hearing. i thought it was excellent. just want to compliment you on that. and i would just say to the fcc, i would urge you at the next open meeting to take up the privacy and take up the bdf rule making so we could, you know, begin to make progress on that. i just urge you to try to put that out. thank you, mr. chairman, for a great hearing. >> thank you, senator markey. senator nelson, anything else? >> i want to enter into the record a letter that i had written to the fcc back in february on set top boxes. and also -- >> without objection. >> just to make a comment, we had earlier here a conversation about hacking the d.c. circuit court and senator wicker expressed his opinion that he sees it one way, and i just want to make the distinction that for a senator to express an opinion about court packing, visa a vis it is certainly, because they vote on the confirmation of the judges, but for members of

>> the short answer, senator markey, is yes. we are concerned lest there be an es ka la tory cycle on the south korean peninsula. yes, we have in place very serious kourcht counterescalati in the alliance. the commander of the combined forces, general vince brooks, one of america's best soldiers, is, as his predecessors have been, working with the rok military, and national leadership on a day in and day out basis. they're very tightly stitched together. and yes, the alliance has very specific plans to deal with a variety of contingent sis with a view in the first instance de-escalating and defusing. this has been a big part of our joint defense strategy. now, there's a lot of hyperbole and rhetoric in the way that certainly north korea speaks always, and the way that some south korean officials occasionally speak when they're either testifying or speaking before the press. i don't think that the comments of the defense minister taken by themselves represent an intent on the part of the republic of korea to take provocative acti

congressman seth moulton and senator ed markey called the push quote excessive and unscientific. today wells fargo's embattled ceo will face another grilling in washington. he's set to go before the house financial services committee this morning. that comes as california announced it will suspend some business with the bank. wells fargo is facing allegations that bank employees opened millions of accounts without customers' permission. checking the markets, asian stocks jumped overnight thanks to news that opec plans to cut oil production for the first time in eight years. right now u.s. stock futures are higher. today investors will be watching for that weekly jobs snapshot. erika: saving for retirement is a job that never ends. and experts say there's a good make sure you're putting enough away. first, look at your contribution levels. make sure you're putting away at least as much as your company matches otherwise you're throwing away free money. next, check your allocation. are you comfortable with the amount of risk you're taking? there are online questionnaires that can he

skbrou senator markey did it showing 230 something a month on a household. you the math on that and that's about a billion $600 million every 30 days. >> without any benefit to the consumers. >> without a choice. by the way -- i don't mean to kwooifle, but you're going to apay this or the money that you pay on the cable subscription is down the tube. yes, you get a result from the payment because you're being held hostage. as the kbhicommissioner has sai repeatedly, it's time to do something about this. we respect greatly the corporations harrell coming to see us, and we're trying to work with coming to see us, and we're trying to work with them. they gave us a responsibility to the consumers, and our job is to mandate. >> thank you very much. my time has expired. i offered, and i guess i did not wait for the potential objection but if there's no objection, i will have them part of the record. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> senator peters? >> i want to thank everyone for being here today and the tireless work on some complic e complicated issues and

dialogue here not just with the local fishermen with folks like the marry of new bedford and senator markey, but follow up conversations federal entities that for years and years and years have had the responsibility for doing that work. >> new england fishermen are vowing to fight back the marine national monument will block one of their most fertile fishing area. governor baker has signed an executive order pledging a statewide effort to address climate change. the order calls for the development of the climate adaptation plan and requires cabinet secretaries to appoint a coordinator and also promises assistance to cities and towns in coping the governor called the order an important step towards protecting public health and safety. >>> the charles river is being transformed into beer. some of new england's top brewery also compete to see who can turn the water into the tastiest beers. organizers hope it will help spotlight the importance of water conservation and water saving technologies. the event is part of hub week. a festival celebrating and technology. would you drink it? >> i knew

senator ed markey's approval rating of 52% makes him the 46 spot. most liked senator in the u.s. bernie sanders with 87% getting dramatic video from a police officer's body camera. in 15 minutes hear from the officer who didn't hesitate to rescue someone from a fiery crash. first here's john monahan. >>> a tax on alcohol an idea to help with the opioid epidemic but will people pay? their response straight ahead. >>> another 90-degree day in boston now i'm tracking a big change in temperatures v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. v.o.: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that, defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. that roe should be overturned... trump: there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. v.o.: ayotte and trump, wrong for new hampshire women. planned parenthood votes is responsible for the capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the

senator elizabeth warren and ed markey kicking off grandfather accidentally killed by police has settled their wrongful death lawsuit. uerie stamps was killed by a swat officer as officers executed a search warrant. his family sued the town. the trial was supposed to start in november. they were seeking $10 million but the details of the settlement are not clear this morning. a rude awakening days after samsung issues a recall, the scary moment a coliseumau celebrated in boston. the lesson catholic clergy hopes everyone will learn. and paying too much for gas, the mistakes that can really cost you. >> and right now, hermine being blamed for two deaths in the southern part of the country. the storm is not expected to be as powerful here, but looking live in chatham, winds are picking up, and gusty winds, rip currents, rough surf, all expected in coastal areas. >> we sure are, and you can see behind me here on the radar, rain bands getting closer to nantucket, and the cape gets in on these. when the rain arrives. first, if you are ready to step out the door, cool out through worcester coun

markey's rating landed him number 46 spot. the most liked senator in the u.s.? bernie sanders with 87% approval. >>> also new at 6:00, rent prices in boston have fallen according to a new study. city dropped 7% between last month and this month. $200 drop brings the average to $2,400. still, the nationwide average is half that at 940 bucks. the study says with more apartments being built, the demand is a lot less. >>> marine biologists are trying to figure out what caused a large swordfish, usually found in deep waters, yesterday. the swordfish measured at eight feet. beachgoers called in when they saw it thinking it was still alive. animal rescue took the fish off the beach and are looking at how it ended up on the shore. >>> the second case of west nile virus has been confirmed. a norfolk county man in his 70s has been hospitalized. it's unclear where he contracted the disease that's spread by infected mosquitos. the first case of west nile showed up last from middlesex county. >>> the city has turned to buying water. last week, restaurants were banned from se

in the bond markey, i-- market, it is buying in the wrong end of the curve. different 10 year yields and they low. i want to the could the short and we are seeing some selling as yields are backing up a bit. the story is getting into the market and go long-duration. we will be addressing that move throughout the hour. is that the right call, buying on this dip we are seeing? david: we know it is a good day for you, alix, when copper is up. let's check with our bloomberg team. with what is next with janet yellen. the fight of his life after the sec accuses omega advisors of trading. alix: we have to start with the fed, no hike about three members that descended. that is only the fourth time that has happened since 1992. michael joining us now, overall you heard inflation was the key point in janet yellen's testimony take a listen. janet yellen: we agree we are undershooting our inflation goal and want to make sure we stay on the course that raises that to 2%. we are struggling with the different issues with the new normal in this economy and the global economy

by sunday, the warmest day, we could easily see temperatures into -- well, markey said low 100s. the eastern edge of fairfield, livermore valley. it's definitely going to be a very warm day on sunday, the warmest day we've seen in awhile. 88 inwalnut creek, 86 in concord. obviously warmer today than yesterday, by four degrees in fairfield. the trend is continuing. there's the fog. fog will be around. it's kind of going to be limited at the coast, just the sea surface temperatures are coming up, days are getting longer. it's getting cold overnight so the onshore flow, the land sea breeze is starting to slow down even though it's getting warmer this weekend, look for less fog formation the next couple of days. there's those 100s tomorrow, those purples. there's your temperature footprint. that's the spare the air day for the bay area tomorrow. if they issue it tomorrow, they've got to issue it sunday so look for a spare the air day on saturday and probably sunday as well. san francisco we are looking for 60 degrees. it's 60 now in san francisco. but as we go into the morning hours

. >> the reporter: meantime, march ed markey tells us he's dying research on the question that would legalize marijuana an on the charter school question, he expressed concerns about the he >> i'm leaning against a question two. >> the reporter: boston mayor marty walsh, a founding board member of a charter school, doesn't support this ballot question. he says the cost will weigh too heavily on the shoulders of cities and towns. unless there's a funding mechanism to it, i can't support it. >> the reporter: i did ask senator warren if she's running for reelection. at 6:00 p.m. what, she says about her political future. in boston, sharman sachetti, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: president obama is in the philippines today after summit. the commander-in-chief focused on tropics like global trade and conflicts in syria and ukraine. the president also met with russia's president, vladimir putin, with the two leaders meeting on the sidelines of the conference. >> typically, the tone of our meetings are candid, blunt, business-like and this one was no difference. >> vanessa: next up for to laos.h

in addition to that, hillary clinton frankly went markey on him on -- went nuclear on him today.disgrace. when he tries to deflect blame by saying he was born in america here, lying. the birther lie turned trump from an ordinary reality tv star into a political figure. that origin story cannot be unwritten. trump's birtherism stems from the innate beliefs to led to discrimination -- discriminating against tenants early in his life. can't be undone. he's undermined the first american president and can't just take it back." those were rapid fire from hillary clinton today. and there was more in addition. if you've got the sense that there's a little lightning in a bottle here, i think you're right. joining us is barbara lee, democratic congresswoman of california. she and other congressional black caucus members also went slightly nuclear on donald trump over this issue today. congresswoman lee, thank you for being here. i hope you don't mine me putting it that way. >> happy to be with you, rachel. and i have to say, we're angry, first of all. and i think the country should be angr

senator markey? >> thank you, mr. chairman, very much. secretary blinken last october former president jimmy carter wrote in the "new york times" "since 2011 the united states preconditioned that "assad must go" has reinforced escalation of syria's civil war, and inhibited serious discussion about compromised solutions." last wednesday president carter published a follow-up peace in "the times" calling on the entire international community to focus for now on just one imperative, stop the killing. he wrote "the discussions should focus on a goal of temporarily freezing the existing territorial control without the government, the opposition or the kurds giving up their arms. additionally, measures should be agreed upon to stabilize conditions in territories controled by these belligerents with guarantees of unrestricted access to humanitarian aid." secretary blinken, what do you think about that proposal? the united states could advance that even in the absence of russian or syrian agreement by proposing a chapter 7 united nations security

markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, we are in a race against time. the number of confirmed locally acquired zika infections in florida now totals 56. in puerto rico, it is estimated that 50 pregnant women are in infected with zika each day. there are now 67 countries and territories around the world reporting zika cases. the director of the centers for disease control and prevention has announced that the agency hasexhausted its current funds to combat the zika virus but thus far the republicans have refused to work with the democrats to actually provide the new funding in the race to find a vaccine. this is simply unacceptable. last month i visited off the coast of africa. i saw firsthand the devastating impacts of the zika virus. through a catholic relief services program, i met with mothers and their infants suffering from microcephaly, the birth defect which causes smaller brains and other developmental defects in newborns. i was able to meet with two loving moarns, dun -- mothers, duna and suli. both babies were born on june 5, 2016. the first c

i share senator markey's concerns that in practice we don't see the ethnic reprisals that we've seen happen so often when territory has been reclaimed from isis grips. so i think that's going to be more difficult in getting the confidence necessary. so i just urge us to work together. in regards to turkey, i would enjoy getting, talking to, not to question your, as was successful we are in getting our nato partners constructive and keeping the border closed but also did with the kurdish issues that don't distract us from dealing with isis. gct i thank you very much. i look for to continue thisveryc discussion. >> i, too, want to thank you for appearing today, and thank you for your service, and mostly your responsiveness. i do want to say that i think history does teach us a lot, and i think running your foreign policy in a manner to be not what the last person was calm and that being your total basis for decisions leads us to a place that has been very negative for u.s. national negav interests. and what i hope is going toop happen as people watched and understand that foreign polic

in our reply to them, senators reed, schumer, boxer, durbin, franken, warren, markey and i note theyare all well supported in the climate web of denial to the tune of at least $92 million in a network bound together by common funders, shared staff, and matched messages. it is one beast, though it may have many heads. we offered these organizations a simple test. if you're for real, disclose all of your donors. there's a lot of dark money going into these groups. so we asked, show us that you represent many, many millions of americans, as they claimed in the letter. not just many, many millions of dollars from the koch brothers fossil fuel network. i contend that these organizations are well-funded agents of hidden backers with a massive conflict of interest and that it is their job to subject our country to an organized campaign to deceive and mislead us regarding the scientific consensus surrounding climate change. and to do so with the purpose to sabotage american response to the climate crisis. i contend that the conflict of interest of their hidden backers runs into the hundreds

we had strong congressional support, so ed markey and ron wide within the original introducers of the bill as you can see here and we passed legislation that was concurrent with the aca to modify medicare to start this demo in 19 sites around the country. the demo involved sites of a variety of different types. you can see here, listed, the variety as well. we put together a clollaborativ so we started working together to standardize the process of care and to learn from each other as we went along since not everybody was at the same level from the beginning and here are the results from the first year. as published by cms, showing it was very popular last summer. $25 million saved, 8400 high cost beneficiaries r that were enrolled, 3,000 per beneficiary was the estimate t. most of the programs par miss tating had enough savings to r participate in the shared savings come poen and all of the components improved on six of the four quality measures. we're talking at least in the program i'm working in, around $1,000 per month for patient in term os medicare savings. this led to extensio

markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, in recognition of prescription opioid and heroin epidemic awareness week, i am here to convey the urgency of responding to this crisis. ladies and gentlemen, we are coming to the point of no return in this national discussion of opioid addiction. between 2013 and 2015, the united states saw an increase of more than 8,000% in the amount of synthetic opioids like fentanyl seized by the united states customs and border protection. but wait, it gets worse. the massachusetts state police crime laboratory tells my office that from 2013 to 2015, the number of items seized by law enforcement that tested positive for fentanyl increased by 10,000%. we are watching as this class 5 hurricane is making landfall. and unless we do something to stop it, we will watch fentanyl lay waste to community after community all across the united states of america. fentanyl is the godzilla of opioids. it's stronger. it is deadlier, and it is coming to every family in our country unless we do somethin

in the runup to today's argument leader reid, senator boxer, senator markey and i released a report entitled "the brief no one filed," highlighting who was behind the legal challenge to the president's clean power plan. our report, which is structured as an amicus brief although not filed with the court shows how state officials trade associations front groups and industry-funded scientists in the case are connected to the fossil fuel industry. in short the court of appeals has been barraged with briefs by amici curae and parties who are funded by oil and gas and coal interests. i hope that the court considers the appalling conflict of interest these briefs present when it considers this case. let's begin with why there is such a big effort by the fossil fuel industry to launch its proxies in this case. a working paper by the international monetary fund puts the effective subsidy of the fossil fuel industry in this country at nearly $700 billion per year. for the record, that's billion with a b. and that includes the climate harm that they would get away with for free. to protect this massiv

senator markey. mr. markey: i thank the senator. the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. markey: i thank the president, and i thank the senator from minnesota. many have already heard these statistics. our nation is experiencing more deaths from drug overdoses than from gun violence or auto accidents. nearly 30,000 people in the united states died from an opioid overdose in 2014, approximately 1,300 of those were in massachusetts. fentanyl, the drug that killed the musician prince, from the senator from minnesota's state, is throwing in from china and mexico and laying waste to our communities. it is 50 times more powerful than heroin and 100 times more potent than morphine. approximately 2.5 million americans abuse or were dependent on opioids in 2012. but fewer than one million received treatment for their condition. if we do not provide the resources and enact the policies required to change the momentum of this epidemic, we are poised to lose future generations to addiction and death. we need the money for tre

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