even rashita mckinley is making the best of it. even before the recession, she had a high paid position, and now she works an hourly wage for tens of thousands less. >> i'm working nothing permanent, just temporary, which could end any minute. >> there's a real possibility that that could happen. aljazeera, washington. >> . >> well, the first hurricane in the 2014 hurricane season, this morning, tropical storm arthur was upgraded to a category 1 hurricane. and this from the space station shows arthur 150 miles offshore from the outer banks. it's expected to make landfall. and more on how arthur is coming ashore, and how it might put a damper on your 4th of july. >> we got the latest advisory on arthur, and it has strengthened. earlier, it was 80 miles per hour, and now it's 90 mile-per-hour winds. it's still a category 1 hurricane, but we're seeing a lot of wind and rain on south carolina, and now north carolina. we're going to be seeing a lot of the storm in the next couple of days. let me show you what the track is going to be. i

these scenes are from the inaugurations of presidents mckinley and wilson. >> this laboratory makes reproductionsf our global materials. -- archival materials. here we see the making of a microfilm, a very small reproduction. here is the photostat machine in reproduction -- in operation. records in great demand for research are printed on microfilm. all of the volumes on this table are reproduced on microfilm rolls in six small boxes. to those who aren't reproductions of the great documents, faithful facsimiles are sold out moderate prices. archivesthe national facsimiles. containing freedom readable reproductions of the declaration of independence, the constitution, and the bill of rights is a popular souvenir of a visit to the national archives. the national archives is the custodian of the living past and a link to the unborn future. there is significance in the phrases "study the past" and "what is past is prologue." these are beneath the statues at one entrance of this beautiful building which preserve the drama and romance of america's history. ♪ >> next month, former republican congressman

parent packs and the citywide pta and school specific at el dorado and fairmont and brad 10 and mckinley and presidio middle school and the ruth art school and sherman and elementary and parent for public schools and support from the public parks and the parks alliance and the residents of town square and joe demaggio and the nurses the laborser the united educators and the american federation have teachers and s c i u and deep support from our san francisco marin food bank and the tenderloin hunger task force and the coalition. so the question is if the beverage industry is convinced this isn't going it work why is our physicians and nurses and park advocates say outcomes i'm going to go with the advocates we know this measure is going to work this is exactly why the bench industry is fighting. i want to note as mentioned we're introducing a technical clean up amendments today which i does not say will change the structure or how the money will be used only technical clean up amendments we know that the beverage industry has said if we pass it we're going to be sued to we want to make s

>>reporter:this was the scene of the wissinoming section on the 4500 block of mckinley street. another tree came crashing down. we are dealing with massive power outages across the five-county region. you have over 209,000 customers without power. the crews are busy trying to get the power restored and the situation back up and running for customers. i am one of those customers without power. it's a hot night. it cooled over a bit. there is quite a bit of damage. the cleanup is somewhat extensive. i am chad pradelli "channel~6 action news." >>> thank you, chad. >>> a baby is among four victims injured on a crash at i-95. it was near island avenue. two vehicles collided. this was 65:00 tonight. the crash flipped over the red car against the guardrail and threw a 21-year-old man over the vehicle. they are not sure what caused the crash. >>> they went to great lengths to defend the actions of firefighters and the dispatchers the night that a blaze killed four children in south philadelphia. they are on ges. >>reporter:they still say it doesn't seem right to them. >> it's the first

mckinley of west virginia. at the end of the bill before the short title insert the following, section 508, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to design, implement, administer or carry out the global climate research program assessment. mr. mckinley: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading of the amendment. the chair: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 641, the gentleman from west virginia and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia. mr. mckinley: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment is similar to ones offered to previous appropriation bills, which all have passed with strong bipartisan support. this amendment would prohibit agencies like the department of energy and the core of engineers from being required to spend money on climate change policies forced upon them by the obama administration and which have been based on biased studies. the time of fiscal austerity and prioritization of spend, how

in wissinoming the storms were strong enough to topple this massive tree on mckinley street.ghbors say it all seemed to happen in slow motion. >> a big gust of wind came. we seen this tree just tip over. >> reporter: and back here live in mount airy you can see the lines are down. some of this tree has already been chopped up and put into a pile here of logs, but the base of it is still lying across two of these cars here. still some cleanup left to do. utility crews have been out all night. we did see peco crews here earlier. they're working to get the power back on here and across the area. live in mount airy, katherine scott channel6 "action news. >> thank you katherine. >>> keep track of the accuweather forecast by downloading our free storm tracker 6 app. it gives you will access to live radar, the hourly forecasts and weather alerts posted for your area. >> fire officials released a time line they say shows firefighters responded quickly to the deadly southwest philadelphia blaze over the weekend. that fire on gesner street filled four small children. angry residents sa

the apparent ambush occurred about a block from mckinley tech high school. here's what we have from dc police this evening. dead is 21-year-old don shell thomas. the second adult male and a 17- year-old male were wounded. their conditions have not been released by police. under arrest is 36-year-old jimmy flemming of northwest dc. police have not yet released a motive for the triple shooting. >>> there's a big controversy in maryland, centering on plans to build a local liquid gas export facility. hundreds protested today at the u.s. capitol ahead of the expected september decision. now, hank silverburg reports what is at stake for those residence. >> reporter: a protest on capitol hill today about resource proposals to use the maryland facility to export lmg overseas. the company says that the $3.8 million upgrade will bring thousands of jobs and millions of dollars to the local economy. and the environmentalists are also worried that they will be encouraging an increase on the use of fracking, which is a controversial process to bring gas among the deposit

the apparent ambush occurred about a block from mckinley tech high school. here's what we have from police. dead is a 21-year-old from montgomery village, maryland. a second adult male and 17-year- old were wounded. under arrest tonight is a 36- year-old, jimmy fleming. police have not released a motive for the shooting. >>> a domestic disturbance call in bethesda ends with a detonation of two explosive devices. it happened around 2:00 this morning. the homeowner called 911 to report that her son-in-law was trying to break into the house. officers arrived and found two explosive devices. a 36-year-old was taken into custody in fairfax county, virginia. tonight he is awaiting extradition to maryland. police say he was involved in a divorce and custody dispute with the homeowner's daughter. >>> the israeli-palestinian conflict is now escalating. rockets were fired today. here's the latest on the ongoing violence. >> reporter: thousands of palestinians are spending the night in united nations shelters after israel warned them to clear out of northern gaza. this

it uprooted and neighbors watched as it fell across the roadway on the 4500 block of mckinley street hitting the cars in its path down. in wilmington, the wind whipped through fourth street many people caught in the downpour hurried to get out of the rain or huddled beneath umbrellas. in mount airy allen's lane was blocked off, a large tree came crashing down across the 500 block. its long branches reaching across the road. parkside avenue between 53rd and bryn mawr was also closed off. police on the scene after another tree crashed down there. drivers were being diverted. back here live in mount airy you can see when the tree came down it took down some lines with it. we did see some peco crews here earlier. they've been out across the area doing some work. you can see some of this tree has been sectioned off chopped up into firewood and so they have been here obviously. a lot more clean upin mount airy and across the area. live in mount airy katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a young camper caught in a strong thunderstorm in maryland has died. a tree fell on a group of sev

thatanyderful letter oakley wrote to william mckinley troop ofto raise a women to fight the war.sh-american a letter that ralph waldo in support of walt whitman's application for a job in the attorney general's office here. lots of wonderful examples from cite asrds that i would favorites. >> are those documents available the public? >> the national archives was established so that the american public could have access to the records of the country. so that they could hold the itsrnment accountable for actions. all of the records are available. >> focusing on the constitution, thebill of rights and declaration, this agency was started in 1934. for thoseponsible documents before then? state department had them for many years. the charters were actually at of congress, just 1952. they came here in >> and your job title is also in chief oflector the united states. how did you get that title and do you prefer it? it actually comes from an article that sam roberts in the wrote about me" when i first started the job here. he coined the phrase, collector-in-chief. it's not an official title but i

it fell across the roadway on the 4500 block of mckinley street.ghbors said it all seemed to happen in slow motion. >> a big gust of wind just came. then we seen this tree just tip over. >> reporter: and back here live on the 300 block of east mount airy you can see some of this tree has already been chopped up into logs and sectioned off nearby. we have seen peco crews around. they have been working here and across the area trying to get the power back on. we're live in mount airy, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks so much katherine. >>> you can keep track track of the accuweather forecast by downloading our free storm tracker 6 a it gives you access to live radar, the hourly forecast and weather alerts posted for your area. >> fire officials have released a time line they say shows that firefighters responded quickly to that deadly southwest philadelphia blaze over the weekend. the weekend fire on gesner street killed four small children. angry residents said it took much too long for firefighters to get to the scene but officia

even mckinley sentence making the best of it. she had a high paying salary position, now works multiple jobs at an hourly wage for tens of thousands less and little job security. >> i am working just temporary, nothing permanent is temporary, which could end at any minute. >> there's a real possibility that could happen. u.s. economic news continues to decline. aljazeera, washington. >> things might be tough in the u.s., but there is good news for germany's poorest workers. 5 million of them could be in line for pay raise after parliament back as national minimum wage. it will be worth it just so the 11 and a half billion dollars. some say it means cheaper foreign competition will destroy their companies. we have a report from germany. >> this student from poland said picking blueberries in germany is the only way to pay for studies. she earns a little over $8 an hour now. next summer, she stands to earn $11.50 an hour. >> the amount of money doesn't matter that much, any payment is better than nothing. here i earn quite a bit of

. >> is the mckinley canter book reasonably accurate? in a general way? >> there's no middle dwround on canter's book. i have one minor complaint, otherwise. kanter's 1955 700 page magnum opus is an incredible piece of work. it does the impossible. it provides a 360 degrees view. the personality is outside of it. he used primary source material. that even to this day some riders refuse to engage in. it's an incredible book. mid one complaint as a word smith, he was an expert in words. provocative words, memorable words. and he picked one single term for prisoner shelter. when prisoners use dozens of terms, shelter, tent, hut, burro. blanket tent. shanty. he picks shabang. john january is one of only four prisoners in primary source material right after the war that works trial and congressional itinerary. only four times does that phrase appear. and january literally says we called our shelter shabangs. and i'm sure he did. otherwise, it is remarkable. it's a very difficult read. >> yes, i wonder if you could tell us about the relationship between winder

gentlemen in chicago who became one of his lifelong mentors became secretary of the treasury under mckinley lyman gage said to frank, "why don't you come to washington with me? i don't know what you do when we get there, but come along." off they went. here is frank in washington. he became assistant secretary of the treasury and worked there for four years. he raised $2 billion during the spanish-american war in war bonds. that was one of the first bond drives in the country. it helped fund the spanish-american war. from doing that, he came to the attention of a man named james stillman, who was president of national city bank of new york. stillman came to frank and said, come to new york when you are finished in washington. i would like you to be vice president of the bank. here is frank in 1903 when he came into the bank. this is on the left, on the right you will see the old national city bank of new york at 52 wall street. on the right, you are seeing the u.s. customs house. a second story was added on. it became the bank of 55 wall street. here he is in his office when he became presi

it was very germanic area right there that key vote was great speech of everett mckinley dirksen. nly, nostanding room openi staff allowed. just the 100 senators. a tomb.ilent like when don williams of delaware , everyoneeciding vote sighed. there was a corporate exiling of breath. literallytense everybody hold their breath until the last vote was counted. they were demanding to know what the hell we do next. it, youto think about know how hard it is to get 60 for anything in today's senate. this was 67 which was a much higher bar. was clearly a block of people that were against it. it was one by one, president johnson had a few. one of them i recall writing about was the other senator from iowa. i think he was from dubuque. there was an archbishop who called him and said if you do not vote for cloture will excommunicate you. today martin luther king, a great american, lyndon johnson get a lot of credit for passing that bill. it is true johnson almost screwed it up by pressuring the out theip to bring cots. it is taking too long. huber refused to do it. he said we are going to let

. >> good-bye, mckinley. >> oh! >> i'm going to get her a flash for her camera, too.ng to texas, and said she will miss watching good day philadelphia. here is a tip. we stream it live every morning on myfoxphilly.com. so we'll see you on line, morning on myfoxphilly.com. so weat ikea, we don't just design furniture. we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. >>> can anybody finds me somebody to love. >> maybe you should have been in atlantic sit. >> i because queen apparently that is ac sing that song. reporter: it was really? great >> yes, we can talk about the food and wine festival. it was in atlantic city part of the ceasar's entertainment. this year they head their grand market plate oust side, all of the other festive tis outside. >> did they have ceasar salad. >> right, i know? so much fun though, you couldn't have had more perfect weather warmth ace maze. >> how about chef samuelsson, was he there? >> he was, he was, there h

larry mckinley is a 15-year veteran of the department. he takes over after the sudden resignation of former chief wade ingram. >> it just happened around the same time we were reviewing for approach to law enforcement, the chief decided to resign to pursue another avenue that we certainly support him. >> a didn't it anticipate this for its invasion. i think a lot of people were surprised. >>ingram joined the department as chief in 2011. some residents are questioning the timing of his resignation, in the wake of an uptick in murders and the killing of a gary police officer. ac chicago alderman has been arrested, a second time, for drunk driving. last friday morning, alderman rey colon, of logan square, was eisenhower expressway near homan avenue. he tested over the legal limit for alcohol. police say he was cooperative. his previous d-u-i arrest was in 19-95. the states top watchdog is taking metra to task after an investigation into a serious safety issue. executive inspector general ricardo meza reports metra's 'change of assignment' po

mckinley peak, well, we offer our highest apologies. that brings us to today's five things.ll admit to you that i'm a big, big fan of throw back thursday. to that end, here are our five things throw back thursday. number one, let's go to hollywood. the hollywood sign specifically turned 91 on sunday and you're reading that correctly, originally read hollywood land, it is a real estate advertisen't. four letters dropped in 1949 because of maintenance issues. from hollywood to outer space, 45 years ago right now, our first astronauts were on their way to the moon. neil armstrong eventually making one small step for man and one giant step for mankind. and the iconic cuban singer known as the king of salsa passed away in 2003 this week. extraordinary woman. number four, one of the world's most interesting men, david hasselhoff, the hoff turns 62 years old today. happy birthday, hoff, of course, one of the most famous actors, live guards, bay watch, he also had a quick music career, a very successful one in europe, and of course one of the all-time best heads of hair. and someone

later she was up at the national park in alaska and that's mount mckinley.res on twitter or "action news" facebook page i'll be glad to share those with everybody. i love. that we got your bus and el forecast. 78 degrees on the station stop at 9 o'clock, 87 by noon, 92 by 3:00 your high today is going to be 93 degrees and then we drop down to 89 by 6 o'clock. high humidity today and we're also looking at the possibility of a late thunderstorm in the northern and western suburbs. got to show you the airport quick. green airplanes, yup, all green. no big travel delays at the airport right now, guys. >> all right, david. quick look at sports. the phils will try to turn around their home series with the san francisco giants tonight after losing a tough one to the giants last night in 14 innings. san francisco's brendan crawford hit a bases loaded double in the top of the 14th to put the giants ahead eight to five. they went on to win nine to six. >>> 6:23. coming up at 6:30 katherine scott has exclusive video of a hot caress -- car rescue. >> reporter: a matter

caleb is in performing arts, so he goes to mckinley middle. that is a performing arts school. >> narrator: but if the new city of st. george happens, many of the district's schools would become part of it, including woodlawn high, which is where aaron would like to go because despite its problems, it's rated better than the high school in his neighborhood. >> i'd like to go to woodlawn high because it has a gifted program and a football team, so i can be able to play high school football at the same time as i focus on my work in school. i want a high school that has sports programs and has, like, science programs and technology programs. >> narrator: dangerfield's oldest daughter, joy, was her high school valedictorian. today, she's a student at lsu. >> my mom was talking to me about the school choices for my little brother aaron, and, you know, she was telling me how much he wanted to attend woodlawn high. >> you can't master the game unless you put it on all-madden. >> my mom talked to the secretary, and she explained to her that, you know,

mckinley's girlfriend called 91 what is stated that he was not breathing.sh to the scene and was unable to revive him. >> pam: 6 custom fitted it hit a bulletproof vest were given to k-9 unit treasure island today the bulletproof vest with a donation from a covered your canine program. the monticello fire on the south east side is still more of a threat deke monticello fire is only a certain percentage contained current the bus fire that burned over 4,300 a. in napa and lake counties is down at 100 percent. this one started last tuesday. the two homes were destroyed. >> jacqueline: we were down 10 degrees in concord today. we were and low 80s and 70's in the north bank. with 74 in san rafael. notice at the coastline where warmer by 70 degrees. and five degrees because we saw more sunshine there this afternoon if look at the camera more clout movie and. you can see some of the sun breaks at the san mateo coastline right noun which leads which led to the warmer temperatures. in two morning commute you see here at 6 at 9:00 clearing at the livermore valley and

company news, shares under pressure from forecasting a mckinley fourth quarter, sodexo.nies company is the 18th largest employer worldwide -- the company is the 18th largest employer worldwide. alcoa reported better than estimates. shifting its focus to manufacturing. aerospace components. barclays is said to be planning a celibates natural resources unit. britain's third-largest bank to sell the private equity unit. this is the latest bank to divest private equity holdings as regulars push lenders to increase their capital. up, we will recapture moves up the win over brazil and look forward to tonight's world cup match. argentina taking on the netherlands. i am the pope will be cheering for argentina. the match was another big win for twitter. 580,000 tweets. that is per minute. for football.ph the match was the most tweeted about sports game ever on twitter with more than 35 million posts. you caneminder, continue the conversation with me on twitter. we will take a break and be back in a minute. ♪ >> welcome back, you are watching "the pulse." wi.'s talk about the ki i

mckinley: this and other amendments i would oppose. this program is providing us the doorway, the pathway, for energy independence. in the past it's been funded by over $700 million. this administration in the last four or five years has seen that eroded down and the appropriators have been putting it back up again. we have already made a cut from $700 million down to $590 million. we're talking about a huge cut that's already occur. what we have to suns that this facility, all across -- just in the sponsor of this amendment new york tennessee, there are 24 projects, $27 million being spent in his state to take care of, 300 jobs are at risk on this. more importantly is that what they're doing in this facility, all these across the country, the research laboratories, they're trying to find ways for us to have carbon capture. if we want to reduce the carbon footprint, we need to spend it through the department of energy in their laboratories and they're doing a chemical looping, one of the largest projects in this country is being done.

cameron mckinley department of veterans' affairs veterans center. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the bill be read a third time, passed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the judiciaryial committee be discharged from further consideration of s. res. 417. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 417, designating october 30, 2014, as a national day of remembrance for nuclear weapons programs workers. mr. reid: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent -- the presiding officer: is there okay? without objection, so ordered. mr. reid: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without

res 665 offered by david mckinley of west virginia and our middle east and north africa subcommittee colleague from california, mr. juan vargas. that resolution condemns last month's murder of the three israelis teenagers by members of hamas and the murder of palestinian teenager mohammad, israeli extremists and the escalation of violence. it should be noted that while israeli authorities moved swiftly to arrest the suspects in mohammad to murder, the other murderers are still roaming free yet to be brought to justice. but these measures are significant and their timing is not an accident. in light of the recent events that transpired in israel and gaza over the past month and a half it is extremely vital that attended congress serves as a counterweight to those who seek to delegitimize israel by pushing a false moral equivalency measure. make no mistake, there is no equivalency whatsoever between israel and hamas, a united states designated terrorist organization. we need look no further than the mockery that is the united nations human rights council, unhcr, to see the dangers of t

>> a letter that annie oakley wrote to william mckinley. who would supply rifles and ammunition? a letter that ralph waldo emerson wrote for his application for a job in the attorney general's office here. lots of wonderful examples from our records that i would cite as favors. >> are all of those also available to the public? >> they are. the national archives was established that the american public could have access to the records of the country. they could hold the government accountable for its actions. all the records are available. >> so, this agency was started in the 1930's. who was responsible for those documents before that? >> state department had them for many years. the charters were at the library of congress, just before they came here in the 1950's. >> your job title is also known as collector in chief of the united states. how did you get that title and do you prefer it? init came from an article the new york times about me when i first started the jobs here. that started the phrase. it is not an official title, but i like it. >> how does one become the collecto

cameron mckinley department of veterans affairs veterans center. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from georgia, mr. woodall, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. woodall: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the time, i appreciate you being down here with me. i think about just a couple of years that you and i have served in this congress and i think back, i hope school house rock was on tv when you were coming along, the first thing i did when the internet came out and, yes, i was old enough to remember when the internet came out, is i looked up the school house rock video and i looked up the "i'm just a bill sitting on capitol hill" because it sells the tale and we learned that before we learned all of our times tables, we learn how a bill becomes a law. we learned about what this great experiment in self-governance is that is the united states of america. and it makes me sad that it comes on a little less on saturday mornings than it used to and no

these scenes are from the inaugurations of presidents mckinley and wilson. national archives is a custodian of the living past and a link to the unborn future. there is significance in the phrases "study the past" and "what is past is prologue." these are beneath the statues at one interests of this beautiful building which preserve the drama and romance of america's history. ♪ >> on the communicators monday night, two members of congress talk about their technology legislation. 702 oft said this, under the act, you can collect data, and we now know from the snowden disclosures that it is a lot of data, and that may also include the information of americans, even though that cannot be the purpose of the collection of the data. what the amendment simply said was that if you want to search that you should get a warning. had this lasttion control oversight over the domain name system, that we know what we are getting ourselves into. >> the democratic representative from ella for you and the illinois representative monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "the commu