mccarthy: you raised a couple of issues. when it comes to teaching hospitals that was in the bill that you voted against twice this week on the floor. so that has been taken care of. when you are talking about chip and the extension of that, chairman walden actually postponed a markup not because he wanted to, but because it was requested by the democrats. he postponed the markup this week. this is something i would like to get done. and chairman walden has scheduled a markup for next week. i'm very hopeful we will get this done very soon. i'm a big supporter of schip and a lot of the work that they do and especially for the health clinics out there. i look forward to working with you. mr. hoyer: can you mention schip? can you refer to the perkins loan program. does the gentleman know whether that is also moving forward. i yield. mr. mccarthy: i apologize. i did not have that scheduled at the current time. but will keep you abreast when i do. hire hire i'm pleased schip is on the committee's agenda next week and hopefully th

in 1968, the period of the mccarthy campaign. mccarthy was making noises about running in november 1967. in early stages, did not contemplate he would run for president and when but that he would run for president and raise the issue of the war in vietnam and challenge the president in the primary. they limited scope and had not decided to run in new hampshire. so gerry studds with a colleague who wrote a good book about this, if you are going to look that up, persuaded mccarthy that he actually could do quite well, studds, i found in the gerry studds papers, had written down in longhand, long before computers, every town, how it voted and noted the state was becoming increasingly liberal as mostly catholic working-class people from massachusetts were migrating into new hampshire so mccarthy decided he would run in the elections, as a result of this gained political confidence in himself, not everybody in mccarthy's campaign who convinced mccarthy -- so what happened next, bizarre turf. told him they pay for a year of further stu

congressman mccarthy joins us. rep. mccarthy: thanks for letting me join you.sense of how the sausage likely gets made. a copperheads of the tax plan. there are a lot of blanks that need to be filled in. comprehensive tax plan. there are a lot of blank that need to be filled in. rep. mccarthy: the house did pass a health care bill that repealed replace back in may. what we did was spent some time to learn lessons from health care. i give a lot of credit to president trump. he brought the house and senate together and they look at those challenges. the border adjustment tax probably could pass the house but could not pass the senate. we remove that from the process. we spent five hours on every treat with all the members of the republican conference. the vice president spoke to us as well. the president spoke to the nation. you are finding a more united front going forward because we know you've got to bring growth back to this country. we set the principles out. his details that have to be filled in, but that allows voices of all americans to be heard, to have

mccarthy: you raised a couple of issues. when it comes to teaching hospitals that was in the bill that you voted against twice this week on the floor. so that has been taken care of. when you are talking about chip and the extension of that, chairman walden actually postponed a markup not because he wanted to, but because it was requested by the democrats. he postponed the markup this week. this is something i would like to get done. and chairman walden has scheduled a markup for next week. i'm very hopeful we will get this done very soon. i'm a big supporter of schip and a lot of the work that they do and especially for the health clinics out there. i look forward to working with you. mr. hoyer: can you mention schip? can you refer to the perkins loan program. does the gentleman know whether that is also moving forward. i yield. mr. mccarthy: i apologize. i did not have that scheduled at the current time. but will keep you abreast when i do. hire hire i'm pleased schip is on the committee's agenda next week and hopefully th

what are you doing if you're mccarthy, jim? jim: i think he's going to go for it. tony: he is that kind of coach. he loves to jim: you're talking abt y go that way, on a slippery field. tony: he's a little downwind. jim: it's kind of cross, isn't it? tony: it's kind of cross. you do live at pebble beach sometimes, you know the winds. is it a new long snapper? jim: it is. taybor pepper taking over for brett good. had to go on i.r. this week with a hamstring injury. there he is. from michigan state. new long snapper. referee: after review, the runner was short of the line to gain. we'll put the ball at the 32 1/2-yard line. it will be fourth down and chicago will not be charged a time-out for the successful challenge. jim: all right, this is jay feely zone. jay? jay: jim, i you, i think they're going to go for it. tough in these conditions to drive through the ball. new long snapper. last week, taybor pepper was working at his parents' consignment shop when he got the call. tony: well, based on, that i'm going to go for it. jim: so they've kept the offense out there.

mccarthy says oh, shoot, darn it. thought that was ok. jim: yeah, i read the lips exactly as you did. third and goal from the 16. tony: this might be a screen or a draw and if not, rodgers -- yeah, it's a screen. jim: up the middle. middle screen to adams. he got popped in the face, the mouthguard comes out and they're asking for help right away. tony: oh, no. jim: and a flag. tony: that looked bad. rodgers is in the next -- mix. jim: it's actually been adding up to this. it's been getting chippy since the second quarter. tony: you're right. it's been going all over the john. trevathan makes the hit. trevathan goes in and just -- jim: imploring everyone to go to their sidelines. you saw the mouth guard pop out. tony: when that mouthguard goes out, you know they got in there and just knocked you silly. that's got to be a defenseless receiver. you can't hit to the neck. or helmet. jim: trevathan and rodgers are still jawing. rich: personal foul, defense, number 59. hitting a runner in the helmet area. half the distance to the goal. automati

mccarthy.e they need the 60 for the most part. how do you get through this? >> we continue to do our job in the house. think what we've been able to achieve, number of bills. more so than any modern congress you had in the first year of a new presidency. 16 human trafficking bills. 16 congressional review acts. 14 signed in the law. in history of america only one other congress ever done one of those. reforming va. repealing, replacing obamacare, we moved that out. and other thing that we did, we did all 12 of the appropriation bills. last time a republican majority did that the iphone wasn't invented. brian: gotcha. >> we're doing our work. we need a little help on the other chamber. brian: are you concerned at all when judge moore wins that senate runoff, they say he is more populist than traditional conservative? do you think republicans will be fighting within themselves come, come the midterms in a year? >> i never get concerned. i celebrate when a republican wins an election. that is exci

. >> so kevin mccarthy is the state and local deduction dead, deadin dead, dead. >> if i want to just protect california and new york issue ral base where they just want to keep raising taxes and make the rest of america pay for it and they are spending it on a train to nowhere, cap and traud and the other things and make everybody else is subsidize that, that's wrong. if you want to end loopholes, that's wrong. if you look at the bull&total part of it, this is awe good bill for you. >> last question. babe ruth once said called a shot. put it over. mark short for the white house wouldn't do it. are you calling your shot? is this bill going to pass and get signed by the president? >> yes. >> by december 31st? >> i promise it will be out of the house before then. knowing what happens in the senate, i can't make predictions there. but this is a must-pass bill. if we want to look at the future for america. and i don't look as a republican. this is an american tax bill. it helps all. it allows a family for the first $24,000 tax free. it lets you fill it out on a postcard. you get to deduct

mccarthy: good afternoon. willmr. mccarthy: good afternoon. i am garry mccarthy. i have to tell you, i am always fascinating listening to bill bratton speak. i have known since 1994. worked for him at the nypd. today i learned something -- i finally beat you at something, bill -- i made sergeant at 26. [applause] mr. mccarthy: that is the one thing i got. that is all i got, guys. general meese, i want to thank you. i put a paper talking about "systemic racism." i have been -- i had a problem in what has happened especially the less administration with the department of justice. i dealt with it in newark, new jersey. i did not deal with it in chicago because i was never invited to the conversation when they put together the report. i think if you're going to investigate the policies and practices of the police department, you should probably start with the individual who implemented the policies and practices of that police department. i found it incredibly troubling when loretta lynch was in chicago releasing that report and got up in front of a national and inter

could you talk little bit about how hoover and eisenhower dealt with to mccarthy -- joe mccarthy? mr. walch: as far as i know, there was not a lot of discussion of it the topic never came up between the two of them discussing that as an issue. there is no documents that represents direct medication on political issues. communication on political issues. joee is no question that mccarthy was a burr under eisenhower's saddle. what is most interesting is the that in the effort to tocipline joe mccarthy and challenge him and oppose what he was doing, we give little credit to margaret chase smith, an extraordinary woman. it was a difficult time for the publican party to deal with someone who was off the rails. eisenhower avoided the issue. the question of loyalty -- it is clear you have mccarthy attacking the army and other eisenhower departments, but as far as what i know of the issue, i know of no comments by herbert hoover on joe mccarthy. they may be there, but you have to tease it out somewhere in the collections behind these walls. i invite you all. good topic, young man. get bac

house majority leader kevin mccarthy.ssman. welcome back. he just returned from texas. can you tell us what you saw? >> i spent the last two days during the portion of texas. some of the small cities, water towers are wiped out, schools can't dart, but the optimism i find with each place i went to was amazing. they've gone through number search and rescue portion. now they begin the rebuilding of it. i saw the best of humankind. families would come from other states just to feed people, just to provide clothing and others with the whole community getting together and working. first responders that have not been on this entire time even though their houses under water. the way people are getting back to one another shows that we will rebuild and actually be stronger. maria: this is something nobody in the real devastation. tell us about paying for this to the president asking for a billion dollars in relief money. stephen mnuchin, treasury secretary calling to raising the debt ceiling. are you willing to do that? >> the tr

leader mccarthy, thanks for your time. describe what you've seen firsthand. the images on tv are powerful, my guess is seeing the magnitude and devastation up close must be overwhelming. >> i have been through all parts of the city. wind damage, small cities where their entire water system was knocked out. other cities where their only school has been destroyed and had to be canceled. every time i have seen the devastation from the wind or the downpour of rain, i've seen the outpouring of love and humankind from people coming from all parts of the country to help. the optimism, so many first responders i am working with. i was with a mayor whose restaurant and house has been destroyed but he hasn't even been home yet. he has been helping others. the thing i find, especially in this convention center, so many families working together. i see them keeping families together, their animals. they have a little bit of everything. houston is going to rebuild. texas will rebuild but it's going to need help. that's why we'll go back into session tomorrow. wednesday mo

secret campaign against mccarthy," documents how he destroyed senator mccarthy's political influence. dr. nicholskansas, has a phd in history from the college of william and mary. he is a former academic being of winfield college -- dean of winfield college. >> good morning, commissioners, special guests, ladies and gentlemen. what a delight it is to be here with you on this beautiful september day. we are here to observe and commemorate the creation of the united states commission on civil rights established under the eisenhower presidency. as the director of the eisenhower presidential library, museum and boyhood home in abilene, kansas, i was invited to share a few thoughts with you on eisenhower and his formative years. i am rather new to this position, having only begun in early june. i still find myself learning about this great man. i am truly honored to be here today representing the national archives and records administration and the eisenhower presidential library. i do firmly believe his childhood in kansas and early career in the army supported his belief in equality for

i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news. the news tonight far from over. the news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. first at 11 tonight a deadly accident in fairfax county kills two adults and injuries a teenager. the crash happened last night in great falls along beach mill road. neighbors say the car slammed into a tree with so much force the vehicle bent around it. fox5's evan lambert reports. report report fairfax county police are investigating what exactly lead that car to veer off the road and hit a tree killing two young adults. according to pic last night a 2018 infinity sedan ran off beach mill road hitting the south side of the road. they've identified the driver as 26 year old benjamin winger, 23 year old wepger was in the passenger seat. winger and ryan died at the keen of the crash. throughout the day people have been leaving flowers at the scene of the crash. ryan's 15 year old sister was in the backseat. she is facing life threatening injuries and was air lifted to a nearby hospital. neighbor charles jenkins describes witnessing that horrific scene. it

melissa mccarthy and dave chappelle. >> he grew up here in d.c. he's a native. >> more highlights from the emmys just a couple of minutes here. big issues on metro to tell you about this morning, too. first, the forecast people want to know what to wear heading out the door this morning. >> it's mild. we're getting closer to fall. >> sleeveless. >> it was 85 degrees yesterday. >> summer. >> here's the thing. as long as the temperatures stay warm or mild or even barely mild, i'm probably still going to wear sleeveless. >> me too. i'm with you sister. we're standing in solidarity. >> arms and we don't want to say the s-word yet. fall is approaching. a lot of people like fall. it's going to be pretty mild today. visibility, not too bad. we have a little bit of light patchy fog out there. not a huge deal. keep that in mind as you leave. a few sprinkles this afternoon. your monday will be cloudy with a few isolated showers in the forecast. highs close to 80. close to normal for this time of the year. coming up, looking at what hurricane jose is doing.

the moment took the words out of melissa mccarthy's moment. mark barger have a lot of you talking about the emmys today at work. >> series about a distaupian future had plenty to celebrate. the handmade's tale won five awards, best actress. >> honors for best actor went to sterling k. brown who saluted his this is us co-stars. >> you are the best white tv family that a brother has ever had. >> donald glover was a double nn >> i'm so happy. wow. thank you guys so much. this is nuts. >> also scoring yet another double win, veep. best comedy for the third straight year and series star julia liouie dreyfuss for six years in a row. >> nicole kid man, best actress for big little lies. >> i share this with you. >> co-star reese witherspoon shared the stage with her as their project won best limited series. >> enjoying a big night -- >> "saturday night live." >> won four awards including best sketch for writing series and second straight win for kate mckinnon. alec baldwin took the trophy as supporting actor. >> i should say at long last mr. president

there is no question that joe mccarthy was a burr under eisenhower's saddle. the whole question of how to deal with it and how to ask congress to deal with it -- what is most interesting is the fact that in the effort to discipline joe mccarthy and to challenge him and oppose what he was doing, we give little credit to margaret chase smith, an extraordinary woman. it was a difficult time for the republican party to deal with someone who was off the rails. i think eisenhower avoided the issue. the question of loyalty -- it is clear that you have mccarthy attacking the army and other eisenhower departments, but as far as what i know of the issue, and i knowkept mum of no comments by herbert hoover on joe mccarthy. they may be there, but you have to tease it out somewhere in the collections behind these walls. i invite you all. that's what i used to say in my days as director. "good topic, young man. get back there and do some research." [laughter] >> i wondered if there was anything to comment on about hoover's relationship with richard nixon. was nixon a go-bet

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congressman mccarthy said you also have the budget this month. you can read the rest of that story in roll call. we have more on today's daca announcement and immigration policies in general. from today's washington journal, this is about half an hour. host: joining us on the day that the trump administration is announcing plans for the future of the daca program. help us understand who these dreamers are. how many are they. how long have they been in the united states on average? guest: a group of people designated in the last administration as eligible for a daca,m that he created, deferred action for childhood arrivals, created in the june of 2012. he said that young people whose parents had brought them here, whose parents are illegally in the country, therefore their fordren were eligible deferral of deportation as long as they had in the country already for five years, 16 years .ld, and in school of course, didn't have any criminal record. that program began to be 2012.ented in august of since that time, close to ,00,000 people, young peopl

everyone's face is melissa mccarthy's face when sean spicer decided to come on stage.. rob: i want to know what they paid him, i want to know what the number was. a million bucks to do it. there's no other reason why. carley: another winner last night. this guy won big, sterling k. brown, he won lead actor on drama on this is us. the moment he had been waiting for, right, his moment got cut short because they had to pull acceptance speech really, really short, take a listen. ♪ >> i love you, our producers and directors, i love you. i'm good. carley: that's terrible, man. a lot of people were talking about the story. sterling brown get to finish the speech now and another person said, dear television academy, shame on you for giving nicole kidman giving six months to speak and cutting off sterling brown. we all noticed. speaking of nicole kidman, she also became a top-trending topic throughout the night because of acceptance speech. she actually mentioned only two of her four children during her speech so she got a lot of criticism for doing just that. i don't know. som

in an interview, spicer says he thinks mccarthy should share the award with him.picer also didn't rule out hosting "snl" if he were to be asked. >>> beyonce is one of several big names scheduled to take part in a benefit concert tonight for hurricane harvey victims. the telethon will benefit several organization who is are providing relief for victims. that event is set for 8:00 tonight and air from los angeles, but there will also be stages in new york and nashville. >> the one-hour show will be simulcast on all the major networks and can be seen here ob nbc 10. >>> and beyonce not the only big name set to take the stage. justin timberlake signed on to perform. blake shelton also planning to attend and be streamed live on facebook, youtube and twitter. an important event. >>> now to a singer who might not have the voice of justin timberlake, but he may have an even bigger heart. ♪ >> so this week that woman right there in florida was staying in a shelter and she was really stressed about the storm. so that sheriffs deputy asked how he could help cheer her up. the

jenny mccarthy, one of the many celebrities tweeting this. rest in peace, thank you for being a revolutionary and changing so many people's lives, especially mine. i hope you made you proud. #pmoy1

. >> we'll have kevin mccarthy on today. what do you think kevin brady thought when he heard that i don't think their plan includes -- i don't think they intentionally are trying to cut taxes for rich people, but part of the process, that will be part of it unless it's different than what they're proposing. >> we'll see about that. let's face it. the wealthiest people, it's not going change their consumption or their spending all that much if they get a tax cut. if you get a middle class tax cut that affects hundreds of millions of people that has an impact on their ability to spend money to invest in their homes and businesses that's where you can see a much more profound impact from a tax reform package, possibly a tax cut as well. though i don't think that's priced into the markets yet. those are the people who could benefit most and in turn benefit the economy the most >> no backup in rates in your view at this point >> it gets to be gradual our take is that the fed is asset-price dependent. chair yellen will see how the

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kevin mccarthy/ (r) majority leader: every step of the way, we'll make sure we are here for the state of texasand while they stopped in texasthey'll be involved in the fight for funding in washington.sen. john cornyn/ (r) texas: it's going to be important for congressman mccarthy, congressman weber and i and the entire texas delegation to pull together to get the relief from the federal government that texans so, so deserve."the white house is asking for nearly eight billion dollars in disaster reliefas congress returns to washington on tuesday. meanwhile, florida officials are keeping a close eye on hurricane irma, churning in the atlantic ocean. and though it's still unclear which path the category four storm will ultimately take, residents aren't taking any chances. resident sot: "we're gonna get something, so better to be safe than sorry."in kingwood texas, i'm omar jimenez. ( darya ) a task force of bay area firefighters and first responders are back home after spending 10-days helping the victims of hurricane harvey. last night... 47 members of the oakland urban search and rescu

look at melissa mccarthy's reaction during that moment.n of sean spicer is not a joke between me and sean spicer. this is our critique of the white house and the politics. it's not something that a lot of people are comfortable with. >> i'm not sure it was a tacit admission. felt explicit that he was saying things wasn't true when he said the crowd size was the biggest ever. bill, it was funny. you have to give comedians a comic moment. here's steven colbert. he wants to be funny. this is a funny bit. the audience went wild when they saw this. >> it is blurring the lines of our world. sean spicer is is tasked with telling the truth. how are we to analyze this? >> here's the thing. the people who criticized were mostly people who say he's a liar and hypocrite. he was criticizing trump as well. he was saying this moment turns out to not have been particularly true. and he made things up, the way he was making things up there. he was mocking himself and he was mocking trump. it wasn't like they weren't shots at trump all of the place. he was

john mccarthy said he does believe that the children are dead. and now so does their father. >> catherine hoggle has murdered my children. and i hope sarah and jacob get the justice they deserve. i held out hope something else may have happened as i think that any parent would. but it is always been a faint hope and i know now with the passage of time that catherine killed my babies. >> reporter: 2014, catherine hoggle disappeared with 2-year-old jacob and three-year-old sarah. several years later they found her walking down the street in germantown without the children. searches turned up nothing and hoggle was charged with enact. abduction and hindering. after the charges were filed, she was found incompetent to stand trial. she was told or has told her mother and other that is the children are safe. in hopes that hey be true. national stir for missing and exploited children came up with age, progression renderings to show what the children might look like damage catherine hoggle has been diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic and called dangero

joining us this afternoon is montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy. thanks for being back here. >> nice to be with you. >> the guilty verdict wrs in montgomery police were investigateing this for all of these 42 years. what about charges going forward here in montgomery county? >> first of all, the men and women of the cold case unit of montgomery police really deserve the bulk of the credit. about three years ago they began to put together some facts, and this has never been added as a collective mind's eye of the police department, but they began to focus in on mr. welsh who was a pedophile, who was incars rated in delaware at the time for -- incarcerated in delaware at the time for attacking some jung girls there. -- some young girls there. they found an old recorded interview where welsh had come back. he's the one who created the false lead about the man with the tape recorder. that was the creation of lloyd welsh. so we began to look at him, and, again, at this point in time i think that this is sort of the end of the investigation, no additiona

melissa mccarthy, everybody.rillo melissa mccarthy looking beautiful there, not in her typical role of sean spicer. other surprises are the best drama, the first streaming service to actually win that award. alec baldwin in melissa mccarthy both won awards for their portrayals of president trump and sean spicer on snl. big little less won the best limited series award by the shows nicole kidman won for best dressed in a limited series. congrats to all of them. lea: they got extremely political. it got a little ugly. ready for some other? hurricane. swimming towards the eastern caribbean. the major category three and later today and could hit islands also hit by hurricane irma. lea: adam klotz live in the weather center. reporter: good morning, guys. the very act of season as a look at berea, josÉ, even towards league in the distance. a very active hurricane season continuing at this point. there it is that the east coast. far enough off the east coast that not a lot of folks are noticing up and down the east coas

. >> he sat down with jimmy kimmel who asked about melissa mccarthy's impression of him. mockery. in "the skinny" on this thursday, september 14th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and we can say good morning to you, everybody. we're going to start with the white house, where there was a nice dinner that took place last night. there was probably ice cream, you know, dinner with the democrats and the president. both sides describing the talks in positive terms, but walking away with two different versions of what happened. >> the democrat leaders, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi say they reached an agreement to protect young immigrants, d.r.e.a.m.ers, excluding the wall. but the white house disputes that. earlier, abc's mary bruce asked the white house about the pivot to bipartisanship. >> the president has called chuck schu recognize that he needs them. how does that work? what changed? >> i think it's less about him needing them but more as the president wanting to work with them and wanting to move this country forward. >> does he view schumer and pelosi as equal

. >> melissa mccarthy memorable and impersonation of spicer on saturday night live. >> the actress won actress of comedy series creative arts awards and snl bid fair well in july by featuring best moments after spicer resignation and former press secretary announced departure after president trump named anthony scarmoochi as communications director this is the last time you saw trump alec baldwin as trump and mccarthy together. spicy didn't like it he thought it came off as malicious. sean spicer doing first late night interview on jimmy kimmel this week. >> it will be interesting. >> i would like to think he's got a sense of humor. >> i do too. >> nobody likes to see themselves poked fun at in that way. maybe now we can laugh tat now that he's out of the white house. >> thanks for joining us everybody at 6:30 fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have.