senator markey? senator markey: mr. pekoske, recent reports have revealed concerning details about your agencies previously undisclosed quiet skies program. under the program, air marshals monitor american travelers who are not suspected of any crime and are not on any watchlist. i want to learn what the tsa is monitoring. does the tsa monitor whether americans go to the bathroom during flights? mr. peskoke: sir, the quiewt skies is not a new program. senator markey: does the tsa monitor whether americans go to the bathroom during flights? airpeskoke:we place federal marshals on flights where some quiet skies select is may be passengers and part of their presence to mitigate the risk of a quiet skies passenger -- yes. senator markey: does the tsa monitor what americans eat or drink on a flight? mr. peskoke: i would not use the term monitor, we observed. it's a law enforcement mission. senator markey: the answer is yes. does the tsa follow americans as they are walking to their car or taxi? mr. peskoke: yues, sir. senato

and senator markey says he wants answers. sen. right to know. there's oftentimes a tendency when there are accidents like this for a company to, to huddle down, to, to try to protect their shareholders when their one goal should be just to protect the people who they are serving, and were going to be here to make sure that that happens." (ryan)happens." (ryan)happens." (ryan)senators markey and warren say they also want to secure federal funds to help those affected by these explosions and fires. emergency leaders say they don't even know how long recovery will take. and on top of that... it's unclear when people will be allowed to return to their homes. grant, pam... back to you. after the break... some police officers so were offended by this video circulating in their department... they filed a lawsuit. details on why they were upset ... after the break. (grant)breaking new just into the kron 4 newsroom. crews are battling large fires in downtown modestoinitially, a warehouse at at 8th and i streets ignited, the modesto fire de

. >> reporter: senator ed markey was also in correctly matched in the ucla test. he and republican senator mike lee repeatedly called for the department of homeland security to halt the rollout of biometrics while privacy rules are put in place. >> until they lay out how they're going to divide discretion of security versus privacy, i think that we want a go slow sign put on the deployment of this technology. >> reporter: do you feel like they are going slow with the way it's being rolled out? >> no. they're actually accelerating the deployment of this technology without first telling americans what the protections are for innocent americans. >> i think the technology is mature. it's ready. >> reporter: the cbp commissioner. >> the facial recognition is very accurate, even an older photograph we're seeing very high match rates 99% plus if we have a photograph of that traveler. >> reporter: customs says it's still working on those privacy regulations but only keeps photos of u.s. citizens for 12 hours. everyone else is saved 14 days as part of the ongoing testing.

jeff markey was paralysed in alone. biking accident, his spinal cord injury was. messages from his brain reaching his late. is implant, electrically —— electric lift in rates is lower spinal cord to help it picked up the faintest m essa 9 es to help it picked up the faintest messages that are still getting through. teams of researchers at the university of louisville have used this technology to help three people walk again. kelly is using the implants in her daily life and has plans of teaching the frame too. but this is not a miracle cure for paralysis, it is still unclear why it works for some patients and not others. it is another sign of the huge steps being made to treat this most like changing of injury. and you can find much more on this new development on our website, with more information from the university of louisville. just log on to bbc.com/news stay with us on bbc news. tiger woods joins the rest of his team in france for this week's europe verses usa ryder cup. that is all coming up in the moment. —— a

markey: thank you mr. president, very much. i rise today to speak about the pending legislation to address the opioid epidemic, a crisis the likes of which we have never seen in america. all of us know that this crisis is a nightmare. it is a scourge. the prescription drug heroine heroine -- heroin and fentanyl epidemic is a human tragedy happening in nearly every city and town of our country. preliminary estimates indicate that opioid overdoses claimed an estimated 49,000 lives just last year, including nearly 2,000 people in massachusetts. that's more than gun violence. that's more than car accidents. the opioid epidemic is the deadliest drug overdose crisis in american history. a crisis of this proportion demands action at all levels, and i am pleased that the senate is taking a step in that direction today. i'd like to thank senators lamar alexander and patty murray and their staffs as well as the leadership and staffs of the other committees who worked to create and refine the legislative package that we'll be voting on la

meanwhile, massachusetts senators elizabeth warren and edward markey are calling for senate hearings into the explosions. >>> stanford university is stripping father junipero serra's name from several campus locations. changing its most prominent placement will be more difficult. >> reporter: in the three years since the catholic church may father junipero serra a st., , the drumbeat of criticism and the question about his role with native americans has died down, expect -- except on the stanford campus. it is officially responding to the controversy, stripping the name of the founder of california's catholic mission system. >> is it valid to think someone should not be honored if they committed crimes? >> reporter: descendents of native americans say their ancestors were in essence in slave, forced to convert to christianity and punished severely, including whippings, if they didn't follow the rules. the historical record confirms that the mission system inflicted great harm and violence on native americans. stanford has announced plans to rename the mall after jane stanford, the wi

markey: of us. i know you will be in charge of ellis tipi and not oai but you will work closely with oai. i want to see if you are willing to help make it a commitment >> irespect to innovation be happy to work celebrity with everyone on innovation. we talk you and as about innovation and the evolution of technology, we are always trying to find a sweet spot. advancing innovation and securing things like cyber security, safety, privacy as we develop these new technologies. can you let me know how you will be working other entities and the government to achieve these aims and how we can work with you as well? >> we develop technology very rapidly. we note the pace is huge. what is much slower is the extent to which we understand the human up take, we really have to get it caught up and get the latter caught up with the former to where we are putting technology out there and all the sudden what do we do? people are posting suicide videos on facebook and flash mobs. what do we do? the pace of discovery

shooting case in clearwater, florida, is speaking out. 48-year-old michael drejka shot and killed markeislockton during an argument over a parking spot outside a convenience store. thellas county sheriff did not initially arrest drejka, citing florida's stand your ground law, but the case was turned over to the state attorney general's office. drejka was later arrested and charged with manslaughter. last fight he spoke with our cbs affiliate, wtsp-tv. >> is there anything you would change? i'm sure you've had time to think about this. >> sure. i've had plenty of time to think about it, but as far as changing anything, the events is what you're asking? >> right. >> i don't see... i really... no, not off the top of my head. i did not confront anyone. i was confronted. >> uh-huh. >> and i answered. >> ninan: michael drejka's defense lawyers have not said whether they will try to argue he's immune from prosecution under florida's stand your ground law. coming up next, a grizzly bear hunt is put on hold as activists fight to increase protections for the species. >> ninan: wyoming and idaho wer

when it comes to the biometrics stuff, senator markey is often confused with brad pitt. so we want to make sure we get this right. we'll keep the hearing record open and ask members to submit questions, if you could admiral, keep the record open for two weeks, we appreciate you being here and your responsiveness and we look forward to working with you and your team to insure that american who is travel here at home are abroad, have absolute top level safety precautions put in place. thank you again and with that, this hearing is adjourned. >>> american history tv is in prime time this week on c-span 3. tonight he istorians look at conflict oefrs the last century and a half and on friday the world war ii film series why we fight about the outbreak of world war ii to pearl harbor and the rise of a authoritarianism in japan. watch this week in prime time in c-span 3. >>> the judiciary committee postponed the vote on brett kavanaugh's nomination to the court. chuck grassley called a hearing for monday to give judge kavanaugh and christine ford a chance to testify. it's uncle

some i p congresshing for regulation, senator ed markey twting, airline have gone from nickel and diming ssengers tobsolutely gouging them. these travelers agree. >> people are getting squeezed all over the place. angrymakes me i don't want to pay >> reporter: many complaining the skies are no longer friendly or free. nbcnews, new york. >>> we'll sigh ee if we have ot problems with air travel because of rain. >> into the south, in texas and oklahoma, heavy rain in west texas. flood watches go from new mexico into little rock. and it will go for 15 million ople up through the coming weekend. here's the rainfall predictions. the heaviest rain from the three to four inches of rainfall. and eventually, asou we go t the weekend, toward sunday, this will spread intoia lou and west tennessee. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at the day ahead. we also have a cold front slicing through the ohio valley into new england today. we will see some thunderstorms, isolated tornado watch out, pennsylvania, ohio and western sections of new york state later on today. t

another was ed markey. >> go slow. it's better to be able to ensure americans, that their privacy the privacy of americans is not being compromised. >> customs says the system should work in two seconds, which should reduce wait times. it's also being thought of being used as a boarding pass so to allow travelers one day to travel with just their face. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> the movement time's up wants cbs to reconsider the the exit package it tentatively plans to gift to ousted moonves. instead, they're calling on the board to give them money that fight sexual harassment at work. time's up wants the cbs board to change hiring practices and workplace culture at cbs. cbs said it will donate $20 million to groups that support the me too movement. >>> coming up on the morning news now, elizabeth smart's outrage. smart is speaking out as one of her kidnappers is set to walk free. >>> and a man is accuse of trying to stab a republican congressional candidate. this is the "cbs morning news." is the c"cbs

some in congress pushing for regulation, senator ed markey tweeting they have went from nickel and diming them to gouging them. these travellers agree. >> people are getting squeezed all over the place. >> it makes me angry. i don't want to pay extra. >> reporter: many complaining the skies are no longer friendly or free. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the untold story of a chopper pilot who went above and beyond to save lives in puerto rico. the offer he made to his victim... that would allow her to avoid another trial. the exclusive interview is next. right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, the untold story of one of the heroes of hurricane maria as we mark the first anniversary of that storm hitting puerto rico where it killed nearly 3,000 people. it's part of the new nightly films documentary "powerless." here is gabe gutierrez with tonight's above and beyond. >> i'm a true puerto rican. i carry my island in my heart. >> reporter: a year ago as hurricane maria closed in, carlos was the last helicopter in the sky in a frantic mission. were you evacuating peop

up 7% fromongrs pushingor regulation, senatord markey passengers to absolutely gouging them. these travelers agree. >> people are getting squeezed all over the place. >> it makes me angry. i don't want to pay extra. >> reporter: many complaining the skies are no longer friendly or free. nbc news, new york. >>> we'll sigh ee if we have ot problems with air travel because of rain. >> into the south, in texas and oklahoma, heavy rain in west texas. flood watches go from new mexico into little rock. and it will go for 15 million people up through the coming weekend. here's the rainfall predictions. the heaviest rain from the dallas-ft. worth area. three to four inches of rainfall. and eventually, as we go through the weekend, toward sunday, this will spread into isolated tornado watch out, pennsylvania, ohio and western sections of new york state later on today. take a look at the wesrest of t forecast coming up. >>> last minute preparations are under way in munich for the oktoberfest. it attracts millions of tourists who consume millions of liters of beer during the two-week sta

when it comes to the biometrics stuff, senator markey is often confused with brad pitt. so we want to make sure we get this right. we'll keep the hearing record open and ask members to submit questions, if you could admiral, keep the record open for two weeks, we appreciate you being here and your responsiveness and we look forward to working with you and your team to insure that american who is travel here at home are abroad, have absolute top level safety precautions put in place. thank you again and with that, this hearing is adjourned. >>> feel that they're, they don't have those kind of dinner table conversations. therefore, they feel that they can't throw their ideas out. >> now with "hamilton" that's the rage. let's have a karaoke contest in class, they know the songs. they'll go on and on in singinging and i said let's have a contest and talk about the issues in the songs. when you make it relevant, they enjoy and engage. >> meet the middle and high school civics teachers that participated in the c-span classroom annual educators conference. >>> i see it's my mom

airlines, $2.4 billion in the 7%.t half of 2018, up some in congress pushing for regulation, senator ed markeythey have went from nickel and diming them to gouging em. >> people are getting squeezed all over the place. >> it makes me angry. i don't want to pay extra. >> reporter: many complaining the skies are no longer friendly or free. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the untold story of a chopper pilot who went save lives in puerto rico. shaquem get in here. take your razor, yup. alright, up and down, never side to side, shaquem. you got it? come on, get back. quem, you a second behind your brother, stay focused. can't nobody beat you, can't nobody beat you. hard work baby, it gonna pay off. you got this. with the one hundred and forty-first pick, the seattle seahawks select. alright, you got it, shaquem. alright, let me see. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. this is the

the stock markey has rarel been as dominated by big technology stocks as it is now. sector makes up 26% of the s&p 500, higher than at any time except the months surroundingne the inter bubble peak in the year 2000, and today the tech sector doesn't even include amazon and netflix, two in the consumer discretionary segm tt. ifse two were like most investors view them the sector would represent more than 30% of the s&p. there's no set threshold that the one sector has become too bloated relative to the broad market, but history h shown that the highest weighted industry group sets up investors for dappointing long-term returns. this happened with tech back in 2000 and with financial stocks which peaked at close to 20% of the s&p in 2007 and still have not fullyecered. the concentration in tech todaym has helped to the overseers of the standard & poor's indexes to redistribute among this month and a xuncations services gup will include the telecom stocks such as at&t and verizon. and walt disney ask digital media leaders currently in tech including alphabet and faceboo

another was senator ed markey. >> go slow, build in the protections.y's better to be able to ensure americans that their privacy, the privacy of innocent americans, is not being compromised. mi reporter: customs says the system can work in as little as two seconds, which should reduce wait times. it's also being evaluated as a asssible replacement for a boarding pass, potentially allowing fliers to one day travel with just their face. jeff. >> glor: kris van cleave, thanks. coming up next on the "cbs cening news," a new jersey suple could face charges in a gofundme spending spree. i don't keep track of regrets. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >> glor: a new jersey

in surveillance video from the july shooting, he's knocked to the ground by markeis mcglockton outside a clearwater, florida, convenience store. dreijka pulls out a gun, shooting mcglockton dead. dreijka first confronted mcglockton's girlfriend for parking illegally in a handicap spot. >> my mother-in-law was handicapped. so it's always been a hotbed for me. i've always said my whole life is always looking for a handicap spot. >> reporter: he says he wasn't looking for a fight, claiming he feared for his life. mcglockton's young child, a witness to his father's death. >> that was my high school sweetheart, and it hurts so bad. it shouldn't have to happen for a man to, you know, pass away in front of his child. >> reporter: initially police didn't arrest dreijka, concluding he was protected by florida's stand your ground law. the state prosecutor disagreed. >> i followed the law the way i felt the law was supposed to be followed. i cleared every hurdle that that law had to put in front of me. >> reporter: dreijka says his wife is receiving threats. he's concerned about her safety, he re

with a woman in a florida parking lot in july, then being knocked over by the woman's boyfriend, markeisjka then shot mcglockton. he spoke with our cbs affiliate, wtsp. >> i did not confront anyone. i was confronted, and i answered. i've had plenty of time to think about it, but as far as changing anything-- the events is what you're-- i don't see... i really... no, not off the top of my head. >> dubois: the local sheriff did not arrest drejka, citing florida's stand your ground law, but the state attorney later charged him with manslaughter. newly released video of a texas carjacking has an unusual twist. it shows a woman driving a stolen vehicle down a san antonio highway and crashing into a pick-up. before making a run for it, though, she heads around the car and grabs a baby, car seat, and all from the back. she crosses the street, tries to carjack another vehicle, but police quickly show up. the woman was arrested, the baby was not hurt. colin kaepernick is not on an n.f.l. roster, but he does have a new contract. he'll be the face of nike's ad campaign for the 30th anniversary of i

best days before the storm the grid was offered at 10% capacity so with senator warren and senator markey, we visited. i met repeatedly with the governor of puerto rico. met with congressman gutierrez. congresswoman velasquez. we talk about what needs to happen on the island of puerto rico. the governor was in to see me not three months ago the we had a productive meeting. i'm on their schedule talk about these issues. i'm glad you mentioned fema. when fema was necessary here after awful storm we had, tornado, i helped to rebuild eight of the community that were impacted by that storm. $118 million came back to make sure that when you look today at parts of springfield that were devastated by that storm, they have had been brought back to life. you talked about faith and hope in people who believe. faced with that of all the secret some of them lived in trailers adjacent to their homes that were destroyed. we have a chance to apply the same principles that we did and used in america to puerto rico. i was in dudley massachusetts because they been hit by storm. why that wouldn't qualify for

line here -- i read about this on.com a couple days ago winners and losers in the data privacy world markey mark just told us that facebook is a service it's a community it's not their data brokers that's their asset and they can't protect you they cold told you on the second quarter earnings call they don't know the cost to protect it this is a security problem this is the core asset in the world -- think about data today as we thought about oil ten years ago. it's the new oil it's the asset everybody is trying to figure out what we have and i think you're going to continue to hear the headlines to me facebook has not solved any problems and they are losing trust. >> a bad thing at a bad time you can break sentiment that's hard to repair that. and to have this happen on top of all of the things that much happened it's not what makes people want to buy the stock. >> is there a contrarien trade wrapped up with the facebook problem? they have of all the social media stocks they have perhaps the deepest pockets, the strongest revenue streams to combat any regulations out there as opposed to, l

michael drejka is speaking out for the first time since he shot and killed markeis mcglockton outsideonvenience store. drejka had confronted mcglockton's girlfriend for parking in a handicapped spot. he opened fire after mcglockton pushed him to the ground. >> it felt like i was tackled or someone hit me from behind. i didn't know what was coming for me. i followed the law the way i thought the law was supposed to be followed. i cleared every hurdle that the law had to put in front of me. >> mcglockton died in front of his young son. the state prosecutor disagrees that drejka is protected under the stand your ground law. he's now been charged with manslaughter. >>> with no nfl a couple of big college games filled sunday's football void. miami, florida and lsu met in dallas. look at that, there was some bad blood before the game as players and coaches scuffled. then the game started, and lsu ran over the hurricanes. 33-17 was the final score. >>> meanwhile, looking ahead to the first week of the nfl season, one of the feel good stories from the draft will continue into the regular seas

, markey, others, and i ask members to support this bill. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. shuster: i yield one minute to the chairman of the highway subcommittee and great ally and someone who understands the aviation industry and the general aviation like nobody else in congress, my good friend from missouri, mr. graves. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized for one minute. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as one of the only professional pilots in congress, i rise today in strong support, long-awaited f.a.a. re-authorization bill, and i was happy to work closely with the chairman, the ranking member, and the senate colleagues to reach the compromise. we're providing our aviation programs the much-needed long-term certainty they desire. i'm excited about a number of policies included in the bill that i advocated for. just quickly, i secured language to prevent new taxes targeting consumers who rent cars at the airport. my aviation work force develop bill to

another was senator ed markey. >> go slow, build in the protections. it's better to be able to ensure americans that their privacy, the privacy of innocent americans is not beingay t stem can worko second w should weight times. it is a possible replacement for boarding pass, allowing travelers to travel with just their face. jeff? >> chris van cleave, thanks. coming up, a new jersey couple could face charges in a gofundme spending spree. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> a new jersey couple is in legal jeopardy after their good news story turned into a criminal investigation. anna warner has the story. >> reporter: it was nearly a year ago when the feel-good story of the homeless man johnny bobbitt giving his last $20 to help out a young woman who had run out of gas on the highway went viral. she and her husband collected

with a woman in a florida parking lot in july, then being knocked over by the woman's boyfriend, markeiston. drejka then shot mcglockton. he spoke with our cbs affiliate, wtsp. >> i did not confront anyone. i was confronted, and i answered. i've had plenty of time to think about it, but as far as changing anything is -- the events is what you're -- i don't see -- no, not off the top of my head. >> the local sheriff did not arrest drejka citing florida's stand your ground law, but the state attorney later charged him with manslaughter. >>> newly released video of a texas carjacking has an unusual twist. it shows a woman driving a stolen vehicle down a san antonio highway and crashing into a pickup before making a run for it, though, she heads around the car and grabs a baby, car seat and all, from the back. she crosses a street, tries to carjack another vehicle, but police quickly show up. the woman was arrested. the baby was not hurt. >>> colin kaepernick is not on an nfl roster but he does have a he'l campai for the 30th slogan. with the san francisco 49ers, kaepernick sparked the debat

that is according to a letter sent to columbia gas from elizabeth warren and edward markey.nt answers about the accident. the blast killed one person and injured more than two dozen others. the court has issued a victory to students suing betsy devos. the court rejected the secretary's defense to delay an obama era regulation, strengthening those protections. general --d attorney attorneys general from 19 states filed suit. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: live from new york. amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. she here are the top stories we are followingry: -- shery: here are the top stories. tesla is under investigation by the u.s. justice department. fox whohear from liam says prime minister theresa may is doing a great job in difficult circumstances. you will hear from the ceo of one of the u.s.'s largest real estate financing from us -- financing firms. amanda: let's start with a look at the major averages. tensionsont

in communities north of boston, 40 homes destroyed, several evacuated and elizabeth warren and ed markey calling for hearings was tovernor declared a state of emergency. >> florence -- must be sure their homes are safe to return to. local officials will make clear when it is safe to return home. jillian: paul manafort cooperating with robert mueller as part of a plea agreement, pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy against the united states and one of witness tampering and several properties and money held in multiple bank accounts. manafort is the fifth to plead guilty in connection with mueller's probe. >> tough day for mister manafort. he has accepted responsibility and wanted to make sure his family is able to remain safe. this goes back many years. everybody should remember that. jillian: the deal allows him to avoid a second trial in washington dc and a virginia jury convicted him of eight counts of bank and tax fraud, donald trump denying wrongdoing in a telephone interview with the wall street journal saying the manafort case has nothing to do with him. avenatti connell: joh

senator markey? >> thank you, chairman. the reason we're here is that california has passed a privacy law. the country is going to ultimately want california's law preempted, and they'll want other states' laws to be preempted. they're going to ask this panel to do that. so our goal has to be to ensure that any law which we pass out of this committee is a strong law. we don't need to pass weak laws in washington that override strong laws in california or massachusetts or other states. so that's why we're here, because finally your states are beginning to move in the absence of a federal policy. but that federal policy is going to have to be strong. the bill which i've introduced for years, which is essentially the consent act, basically says, one, people should have a right to knowledge that information is being gathered about them, two, notice that that information might be reused for purposes that they never intended it to be used, and three, that they have a right to say no, that they don't want it to be reused. so, mr.

ed markey, d-ma: "under the program air marshals monitor american passengers who aren't suspected of any crime." some worry its a waste of money and infringes on privacy rights. but pekoske insists quiet skies is key to transportation security and has identified potential terrorists. "significant numbers. it is successful." in washington, i'm drew petrimoulx (pam) an anonymous senior white house official writes an editorial about working around president donald trump for the good of the nation .. the comments are part of a scathing op-ed article published by the new york times.(ken) the official claims to be part of a resistance inside the white house, whose goal is to thwart trump's worst impulses. the article reads, quote, "we want the administration to succeed. ... but we believe our first duty is to this country, and the president continues to act in a manner that is detrimental to the health of our republic." the author also called the president, among other things, amoral, reckless, erratic, petty and ineffective.(pam) the article reinforces

than it should have been according to a letter sent to columbia gas from elizabeth warren and edward markeyt answers about the accidents. the blast killed one person and injured more than two dozen others. saudi arabia is now comfortable with the price of oil rising above $80 a barrel. that's according to people familiar with the kingdom. they have tried to keep oil below $80 because trump called for opec to rein in price hikes. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. the bloombergor business flash. there has been another big acquisition in the insurance industry. marcia mckinnon has agreed to buy london-based -- thompson. will expand its offering of reinsurance and consulting services. it represents a premium. the world's largest food company plans to stick to its most profitable businesses. nestle has agreed to sell gerber for one and a half billion dollars. -- trailers has made its biggest acquisition ever and its first outside north america. it has a great to

see mac i work for senator ed markey. our office is actually working on a bill right now to set a minimum number and i wanted to hear your input on what that number should be. i think 100,000 is probably a good number to start with. we approved that we can do that. when we went from 75,085,000 the key to that is really what i call the 3p. you put people behind it. process and then you have to figure out policy. and what were doing right now with the reductions is that we have a month those. we need to have a process for doing that. i think a hundred thousand is probably a good place to start. and as we did in 2016 by instance of putting more circuit rates out there. rights out there. that process happens overseas. that would be the number i would start with. if there's a regional criteria to it as there is now. it has to be flexible and adaptable. you don't know when the next crisis is coming. the president has a prerogative to exceed the cap were to alter the numbers in consultation with the state department other agenci

his community service, sam was honored with the united way of bucks county founders award and the markey goldberg award from the bucks county bar association, among other distinctions. sam truly embodies dedication to our home of bucks county. he still lives on snipes farm where he grew up, makes frequent appearances in parades and other community events. sam is truly a legend and we wish him a very happy 99th birthday and thank him for brightening our community. is i want to recognize a nonprofit -- i want to recognize a nonprofit organization that is helping at-risk underserved mothers. baby bundles is delivered to new mothers shortly after delivery in the hospital. these baby bundles contain toddler clothes for all seasons, generously donated by parents throughout bucks county and beyond. today they have assisted over 2,500 babies and their families and i like to extend my gratitude to founder fran washerman for her dedication to our community's children and their families and we applaud her leadership which has led to the baby bureau's partnership with dozens of community organizatio

now democratic senators elizabeth warren and edward markey are calling for hearings.nwhile, the governor has declared a state of emergency. >> lawrence, andover and north andover must be assured that their homes are safe to return to. our local officials will make clear when it safe to return home. >> trace: former trump campaign chairman paul manafort now cooperating with the special counsel robert mueller. as part of a plea agreement. he also is pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy against the united states and one count of witness tampering. he's also forfeiting several properties and money held in multiple bank accounts. paul manafort is the fifth associate of president trump's to plead guilty in connection with mueller's probe. >> hello, everybody. a tough day for mr. paul manafort but he's accepted responsibility and he wanted to make sure that his family was able to remain safe d live a good life. he's accepted responsibility and this is a crime that dates back many years and everybody should remember that. thank you, everyone. >> trace: the deal allows h

chairman. >> thank you, senator markey. senator gorsuch? someone just came in. go ahead. >> i'm waiting for the door to open. gentlemen, thank you for your willingness to serve. dr. droegemeier, it was really a pleasure to meet with you. thank you for taking the time as well. welcome to your family. i don't know whose daughter this is, but she's been awake and alert the whole time, and it's fantastic to see that. is that your daughter? >> my granddaughter. >> your granddaughter, mr. m morhard. welcome to the family. this is fantastic. all three of you will play a role in various areas of society. one area i'm really interested in is technology and innovation. it's playing a big part right now in the recovery of our economics future. that's why i'm working so hard. my state, i think, is an innovation state and have introduced, hope to pass, various initiatives including the safe room act and the girl act. back in april, senator peters and i sent a letter to the white house asking for clarification on some of the activities of the office of american innovation whi

chairman. >> markey. senator cortez masto. >> i was waiting for the door to open. thank you.gentlemen, thank you for your willingness to serve. dr. droegemeier, it was really a pleasure to meet with you. thank you for taking the time as well. welcome to your family. i don't know whose daughter this is, but she has been awake and alert the whole time and it is fantastic to see that. is that your daughter? >> my granddaughter. >> your granddaughter. welcome to the families. this is fantastic. so, let me just say, all three of you are going to play important roles in various areas of our economy and society. one of them that is most important that i'm really interested in is technology and innovation. it's playing a big part in nevada right now of our recovery and economic future. that's why i've worked so hard to -- my state, i think, is an innovation state and have introduced, hope to pass, various initiatives, including the safe drone act, the moving first act, and the code like a girl act. dr. droegemeier, let me start with you. back in april, senator peters and i sent a let

. >> hi, i work for senator ed markey. bill fice is working on a now to set a minimum number, and i wanted to hear your input on that number should be. 100,000 is a good number to start with. we proved that we could do that. 2016.d that in the key to that is the three p's. you need to put people behind to have process, and then you have to figure out policy. and what we're doing right now the reductions is we have nine refugee resettlement agencies, they have to slash their staff. doing a process for that. i think 100,000 is a good place means that we have to expand as we did in 2016. the vetting process happens overseas. i would start r with. joe: i would add the number, and if there's a regional criteria has to be flexible and adaptable. you can pass the bill now but you don't know when the next crisis is coming. the president has the prerogative to exceed the cap or alter the numbers in consultation with the state department and other agencies, we don't know when the next syria is going to crisis in e next africa or sou

in fact, as senator ed markey notes they directed the fbi to conduct a full, thorough and expeditious investigation. the investigation was completed in three days. ken dilanian and zoe tillman. ken, let me start with you, what is your -- what's the answer to the question, can the fbi do this? and does the fbi do this? >> yes on both counts, chris, absolutely. to be clear, there's no federal criminal allegation here. this alleged incident happened in the state of maryland. it would not be a federal crime. so it wouldn't be a criminal investigation. it would be part of the fbi's role in backgrounding federal nominees, particularly supreme court nominees. they've already done that with judge kavanaugh and they've also reported on this allegation. that was their mandate was to gather the information about this allegation and transmit it to the white house. what they cannot do, unless the white house asks them to do it is investigate further, seek to corroborate, and view witnesses. they are fully -- i've talked to people in the fbi and former officials, fully prepared to do that, fully ca

ed markey in our office is working on a bill right now to set a minimum number and i wanted to hear your input on what that number should be. >> i think 100,000 is a good number to start with. we have proved that we can do that, when we went from 75,002 85,000, the key to that is the three c's. need to have people, process and figure out policy. and what we're doing right now is with the reduction and among the nine refugee resettlement agencies who are going to have to slash their staff, we need a process for doing that, i think 100,000 is a good place to start each means we would have to expand which we had done and which we did in 2016. the vetting process happens overseas, then that is a number i would start with.>> i would add the number and if there is a regional criteria that has to be flexible and adaptable. you could pass the bill now but you don't know when the next crisis is coming. the president has the prerogative to exceed the caps or alter the numbers in consultation with the state department and other agencies, but we do not know when the next syria will erupt or the next

senator markey, would you like to introduce the next witness? >> i would, and i'm pleased to introduce her. she is the national director of the washington health alliance. i have the opportunity to meet with her about a year ago about some of the projects her organization is working on. as i learned then and will hear about today, her organization to done some incredible work provide information and transparency that can improve health care in our state and serve as a model to many others. includes thee national institute of health, the american hospital association, intermountain health care, and providence health and services. nancy, great to see you again, thank you for making that long trip. we appreciate it. >> thank you, senator. next, mr. tibbetts. in member of a physician center in rural southern utah. the surgical center began posting cash prices online for all of its surgical procedures that patient could know the cost of their care upfront. , they also accept medicaid, medicare, and commercial x -- insurance. welcome to all of our wit

our tampa affiliate, wtsp, michael drejka said he was afraid for his life when he was confronted by markeisn july 19. video shows drejka talking to his girlfriend about taking a parking spot. mcglockton pulled out a gun and shot drejka. the law allows people to use force to defend themselves without having to retreat first. drejka believes he followed the law. >> i had plenty of time to think about it, but as far as changing anything, any events, i don't see -- no, onot off the top of y head. >> drejka said the shooting was not racially motivated. he also apologized to mcglockton's family. he remains in jail on $100,000 bond. >>> should they be back on the endangered species list? they're in a fight between racialists and feminists. >>> here are today's top stories and what's happening in your world in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning". what's happening in yo in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning". ♪ for millions of baby boomers there's a virus out there. a virus that's serious, like hiv, but it hasn't been talked about much. a virus that's been a

ed markey and sam farr. you know, people that cared about the coast. and nancy. and we worked out whether it should go through a sanctuary or it should be a monument. oh, and vice president biden and secretary salazar both talked to the president and nancy talked to him and he said he would do it. but he wanted to do it administratively. so, it took a year and a half. but he would tell the department of commerce, to give it to noah and it was their number one priority for protection. i am not in control anymore, remember. but they kept me involved and kept me part of it. when it was all signed, they gave me credit for it, so it was nice. but, it would not have happened without nancy. so, she took that and got that commitment from the president. and barbara boxer had a companion bill, of course. but the senate just could not do anything. so, we did our stuff. we did it. >> that is all we have for prepared questions. we ask you a lot of questions, thank you. >> our look at the women of congress continues in about 30 minutes. this time, former connecticut congresswo

. >> when it comes to the biometric stop, senator markey >> >> senator mark is often confused with this right. we will keep the hearing record open. . submit questions. if as possible. leave response to this you being here. we appreciate your responsiveness. we to make sure americans who travel here at home or of safety precautions costs put in place. thank you again, this meeting is adjourned. >> inc. again. with that, this hearing is adjourned.

i mentioned senator markey's efforts with these online activity look very different than when it was passed we didn't have facebook or twitter or social media and we could not imagine to have speakers connected to the internet in our homes or bedrooms or laws protecting children's privacy to keep pace with technology. each of your company's has said publicly or privately we must push through federal legislation based on the framework to free states from passing their own protections and i am here to say we cannot push through week federal law especially children without the necessary safeguard of protections. and continue the partnership with the state attorneys general that i know from new mexico's attorney general have their ear to the ground. there is a number of public reports that strongly indicate there are thousands of apps aimed at children to track their online behavior. we all agree there is a potentially serious problem. >> yes senator. >> google and apple dominate the mobile operating system task with those kid directed apps comply in a recent new york times analysis foun

. >> reporter: it started when drejka confronted markeis mcglockton's girlfriend for parking in the handicappedside a convenience store. when mcglockton comes outside and sees the argument, he shoves drejka, who pulls out a gun and opens fire. >> i followed the law the way i felt the law was supposed to be followed. every hurdle that that law had to do out in front of me. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the incident led to protests in the streets. after reviewing the case, prosecutors reversed the sheriff's decision charging drejka with manslaughter. >> number one, shocked. number two, devastated because i didn't hear about it until they were putting handcuffs on me. >> reporter: investigators say drejka has threatened other drivers in the past, including this man, who told police drejka threatened to shoot him over a handicapped parking spot at the same store. >> he said he'll shoot me, called me [ bleep ] and stuff like that so i mean i think it's a racial issue. >> reporter: but drejka says race played no factor. >> no, sir. not by in means. i've worked with too many people. i've met too many peop