senator moran. sen. moran: thank you for being here, and more importantly thank you for your assistance with me and my staff. what it does is allows for manufacturers of trailers to deliver them to their dealers, and that provision preempts state law. but it's my understanding that apparently many states are still attempting to enforce their own provisions? so i raise to you this particular issue of education of states, specifically to this issue, but more broadly the department is doing what to make certain our state departments of know where their jurisdiction now lies. sec. foxx: let me come back to you with a formal response, senator. it's an important issue, but i want to answer the mail on this. but i would suspect and will verify that we are actively working to educate the states on this, but let me give you the detail. sen. moran: i would welcome the follow-up. we have a number of trailer manufacturers in kansas and of course they exist across the country and this is an important provision in get

senator moran. sen. moran: thank you for being here, and more importantly thank you for your assistance with me and my staff. what it does is allows for manufacturers of trailers to deliver them to their dealers, and that provision preempts state law. but it's my understanding that apparently many states are still attempting to enforce their own provisions? so i raise to you this particular issue of education of states, specifically to this issue, but more broadly the department is doing what to make certain our state departments of know where their jurisdiction now lies. sec. foxx: let me come back to you with a formal response, senator. it's an important issue, but i want to answer the mail on this. but i would suspect and will verify that we are actively working to educate the states on this, but let me give you the detail. sen. moran: i would welcome the follow-up. we have a number of trailer manufacturers in kansas and of course they exist across the country and this is an important provision in get

for "nightline" i'm terry moran in istanbul. >> thanks to terry moran. much more on "gma" in the morning. >>> next, going deep. for a new look at an ancient predator. and say cheese-y. why this fed-up dad is going on a selfie spree. and say cheese-y. why this fed-up dad is going on a selfie spree. and that was amazing. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it absolutely reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, ht away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse or of seizures. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you have these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away <

senator moran. sen. moran: thank you for being here, and more importantly thank you for your assistance with me and my staff. what it does is allows for manufacturers of trailers to deliver them to their dealers, and that provision preempts state law. but it's my understanding that apparently many states are still attempting to enforce their own provisions? so i raise to you this particular issue of education of states, specifically to this issue, but more broadly the department is doing what to make certain our state departments of know where their jurisdiction now lies. sec. foxx: let me come back to you with a formal response, senator. it's an important issue, but i want to answer the mail on this. but i would suspect and will verify that we are actively working to educate the states on this, but let me give you the detail. sen. moran: i would welcome the follow-up. we have a number of trailer manufacturers in kansas and of course they exist across the country and this is an important provision in get

terry moran takes us inside the airport. >>> on alert. the terminal at a major american airport evacuated. a major warning from the cia chief about possible attacks here at home. >>> white house takedown. newly released video shows a shooting outside the white house. the gunman refuses to drop his weapon. the secret service opens fire. tonight, what we're learning about the gunman. >>> extreme weather. 1 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts and hail shoveled out of the stadium. the new round of storms we're tracking tonight. >>> and hitting the books. children reading to a surprise audience. you'll see why it's a win-win for everyone. >>> good evening. we begin with the terror attack in turkey. and warnings that similar attacks could happen here. tonight, we have a more clear picture of how the latest assault went down. three men working together, armed with guns and suicide vests. security cameras capture the siege. that's one of the gunmen running and firing until a guard shoots him. seconds later he detonating the explosives. and later, the dei

i'm dara, the high athlete of the week, mad did i moran oh.ad did i moran who he owe has always been competitive when it comes to playing sports. she. i knew that i wanted to be very serious with field hockey and by coming here it would prepare me a the lot for the next level. coach describes moran oh as an outstanding field hockey player who is a role model for other athletes. mad did i is the i pit my of everything that a coach would want. she is a responding in the sense that she takes everything that we're telling her. i kind of see myself as the voice this year. i really care about all my teammates so i want to make sure that they -- that i was helping them out as much as i could so i tried to be kind of a leader on the team this year. a three-time all american and new jersey state player of the year, moran oh says she's blessed with athletic jeans and an understanding of the game. it's one thing to have skills and then it's another thing to how to move the ball. coach says what she likes the most about moran oh is she always puts the tea

i'm all in favor of the moran amendment. let's have a vote on those two amendments and on the amendment that i've proposed, an amendment that is limited, an amendment i should note here that would not foreclose the ability of this body down the road to identify the changed circumstances of the sort, some of my colleagues have referred to. it simply says that if the government is going to do this, there has to be a plain statement, a clear statement. it has to do so expressly. the congress must expressly authorize this kind of action, either in a declaration of war or an authorization for the use of military force. i don't think that's too much to ask. especially given the types of constitutional protections we're dealing with. if in fact we're going to call the american homeland, if in fact we're going to call the territorial jurisdiction of the united states of america part of the battlefield, ought we not have a declaration of war, an authorization for the use of military force that identifies it as such? i mean, after all

abc's terry moran has more. >> reporter: panic in the streets of tel aviv.n the heart of the city, a summer evening shattered by at least two gunmen opening fire on a popular, open-air market lined with restaurants. here's the moment the shooting started. you see diners leaping from their seats, some hiding, some running for their lives. and this, a police officer cooley taking down one of the gunmen firing steadily at the suspect. both shooters were "neutralized," authorities said, and are in custody, one wounded. the toll, at least four dead, several others injured. >> paramedics treated around ten casualties, amongst them at least one in critical condition. we are still at the scene surveying and looking for additional casualties. >> reporter: authorities sifting through the scene with flashlights, looking for clues. now saying the attackers were palestinians. this shooting, the latest in a wave of escalating attacks in israel since last fall. leaving the city on edge, and united in grief. terry moran, abc news, london. >>> the release of prisoners from g

okay, terry moran, thank you very much. >>> no one has claimed responsibility for the airport attack yesterday, but turkey has been targeted by more than one terror group, and there are fears this time i may be isis. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz on the tell-tale signs. >> reporter: it is an attack that has all the hallmarks of an isis terror hit. turkey has been plagued by bombings in recent months, from a kurdish anti-government group, the pkk, and most notably, from isis. the pkk mostly targets the police or army. it is isis that aims directly at civilians, especially travelers. from the jetliner brought down in egypt by a suspected isis bomb, to the deadly attack on the airport in brussels. and turkey is a gateway into isis in syria. we followed the tracks of young men and women, like these british teenage girls, who arrived at the very airport attacked today, then boarded a bus for the turn turkish/syrian border, where they linked up with the terror group and have not been heard from since. >> so, martha, fears of isis, but no certainty yet. >> reporter

terry moran leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, panic in the streets of tel aviv. >> reporter: in the heart of the city, a summer evening shattered by at least two gunmen opening fire on a popular, open-air market lined with restaurants. here's the moment you see diners leaping from their seats, some hiding, some running for their lives. and this, a police officer cooly taking down one of the gunmen firing steadily at the suspect. both shooters were "neutralized," authorities said, and are in custody, one wounded. the toll, at least four dead, several others injured. >> paramedics treated around ten casualties, amongst them at least one in critical condition. we are still at the scene surveying and looking for additional casualties. >> reporter: authorities tonight sifting through the scene with flashlights, looking for clues. now saying the attackers were palestinians. this shooting, the latest in a wave of escalating attacks in israel since last fall. tonight this city on edge and united in grief. terry moran, abc news, london. >> thank you. >>> back here at home this evening, and t

>> terry moran from london tonight. terry, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the mystery explosion at a gas station here at home. the car and the driver's clothes set on fire. the video today, the car bursting into flames. authorities now asking, was it static electricity? what we've learned tonight. >>> also coming in, the navy s.e.a.l. now charged with murder. the case making national headlines. >>> and prince william, signing a book of condolence, along with catherine, at the u.s. embassy in london. and the message from prince william tonight, following in the footsteps of his mother, princess diana. there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips' fiber good gummies plus energy support. it's a fiber supplement that helps support regularity, and includes b vitamins to help convert food to energy. mmm, these are good! nice work phillips'. the tasty side of fiber, from phillips. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into

abc's terry moran is here to explain the very latest.. this is a huge defeat for president obama and his signature immigration policy as you said, an effort to shield 4 million people in the united states illegal from deportation. a lower court had said the president exceeded his authority in trying to do that and called a halt to the entire program. today the supreme court on a tie vote couldn't decide what to do and under the law that means that lower court opinion stands, the bottom line is president obama's legacy policy, his main effort on immigration is not going to go forward. he loses. >> all right, terry and there was thor ruling in just the past hour from the supreme court, as well concerning affirmative action. >> that's right, the supreme court in a surprise decision in some ways said that the university of texas can use race as one among many factors in university admissions. conservatives have tried to are a generation to stop the use of race, affirmative action at universities and other places but justice kennedy sided wit

senator moran: madam chairwoman, let me ask you about something in your testimony. you indicate that business investment outside the energy sector was surprisingly weak. would you indicate to any, elaborate on the factors that lead you to that statement and would you exclude the energy sector, is that because of definition or is something happening in the energy sector that indicates investment? ms. yellin: well, drilling activity has been very important and has counted as part of investment activities so with the huge plunge in oil prices, even though there's been recovery, we've seen a number of rigs in operation just plummet and that's part of why aggregate investment spending has been so weak and we understand that and expect it because it reflects are the decline in oil prices. even because we go outside other energy sectors in supplying inputs to it, investment spending recently -- and this is just a report on the data, i don't have a story to offer you on why this has happened. it has been surprisingly weak ver the last several months. we talked about this ea

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terry moran live in london. terry, thank you. >>> next this evening, new developments tonight in the desperate search for a missing family off florida's gulf coast. a father and his three teenage children, boating in rough waves on sunday. authorities recovering a second body now today after already finding the body of the teenage daughter. she was wearing a life vest. the coast guard also finding more debris in the water, including a sailboat mast. >>> two sick researchers rescued from the south pole completing the next leg of their life-saving flight. the two americans were seen arriving in chile, carried out on a stretcher here. the rescue plane took off in antarctic ka in near total darkness, wind chill temperatures below 100 degrees. incredible effort. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the midair scare in this country, an unruly passenger escorted off a plane, that flight was diverted, fighter jets had to be scrambled and we'll tell you why. >>> also, ahead here, a co

terry moran has the latest from london. >> reporter: now comes the hard part.er voting to leave the european union, britain must now figure out how to do it. transforming its economy and laws. tearing up decades of treaties and regulations. >> we must now prepare for a negotiation with the european union. >> reporter: it won't be easy. it's never been done before. "the mirror" summing it up. so what the hell happens now? that could take years. it won't formally begin until parliament acts to officially trigger the process. the brits, including former london mayor boris johnson, who led the campaign to leave the eu, and who may be the next prime minister, they want to go slow to reassure the public. >> in voting to leave the eu, it's vital to stress that there is now no need for haste. >> reporter: but european leaders, seeking to reduce uncertainty in the markets and to discourage other countries from following the uk's example, want britain out now. >> it's important now that these negotiations with the united kingdom start in good faith but as soon as possibl

. >> commissioner courtney commissioner caen commissioner moran and will we have quorum next item. >> item 3 approval of the minutes of may 24, 2016, a motion to approval of the minutes. >> so moved second any questions or comments any public comment on item the minutes hearing none the minutes pass item 4 general public comment. >> oh, thank you get a vote to approve minutes. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the minutes carry forward next item is general public comment now the opportunity for public comment on matters not on the agenda today. >> good afternoon. >> eddy with bright line dws here to speak on two items not before in commission first, the strongest loophole hiring this is released by the office of office of economic workforce development you're aware the local hiring by this the president has been very strong compared to other 5 contracting departments overall the city exceeded it's mandated goal of thirty percent and most projects in the city on average up to 45 percent that's phenomenal so much you've seen press in the last week we pleaseer and no where is 12

john: what is the case for elizabeth moran -- elizabeth warren?she can take down donald trump, and makes a case for a fair economy in a sharp way. i think she is an added value. john: maybe solves the sanders problem. jon: that is part of what she is looking for. mark: jon favreau. jon: thank you. ♪ return, we look at the role silicon valley plays and president of politics. ♪ mark: in advance of tuesday's california primary, we thought we would catch up on silicon valley -- not the hbo program. we knew the real silicon valley. in the last couple of decades has grown into quite a political force. this year, something seems a bit off. the tech hub around san francisco hasn't reacted to any presidential candidates so far. we need a quick history lesson of silicon valley's role in presidential cycles in the recent past. >> silicon valley, front and center. here's what happened. 1939, hewlett-packard started in a garage. more stuff happens, things get invented, the internet. 1990's, the valley explodes, helps bill clinton, clinton helps the valley. >>

. >> commissioner courtney commissioner caen commissioner moran and will we have quorum next item. >> item 3 approval of the minutes of may 24, 2016, a motion to approval of the minutes. >> so moved second any questions or comments any public comment on item the minutes hearing none the minutes pass item 4 general public comment. >> oh, thank you get a vote to approve minutes. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the minutes carry forward next item is general public comment now the opportunity for public comment on matters not on the agenda today. >> good afternoon. >> eddy with bright line dws here to speak on two items not before in commission first, the strongest loophole hiring this is released by the office of office of economic workforce development you're aware the local hiring by this the president has been very strong compared to other 5 contracting departments overall the city exceeded it's mandated goal of thirty percent and most projects in the city on average up to 45 percent that's phenomenal so much you've seen press in the last week we pleaseer and no where is 12

terry moran takes us inside the airport. >>> on alert.he terminal at a majormerican airport evacuated. a major warning from the cia chief about possible attacks here at home. >>> white house takedown. newly released video shows a shooting outside the white house. the gunman refuses to drop his weapon. the secret service opens fire. tonight, what we're learning about the gunman. >>> extreme weather. 1 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts and hail shoveled out of the stadium. the new round of storms we're tracking tonight. >>> and hitting the books. children reading to a

jon: elizabeth moran would be -- elizabeth moran -- warren would be great.at is the case elizabeth warren? jon: she can take down donald trump, and makes a case for a fair economy in a sharp way. i think someone who can do that is going to be an added value. john: maybe solves the sanders problem. jon: that is part of what she is looking for. at least i would. mark: jon favreau. really good to see you. jon: you, too. ♪ mark: when we return, we look at the role silicon valley plays and presidential politics. that is next. ♪ ♪ mark: in advance of tuesday's california primary, we thought we would catch up on silicon valley -- not the hbo program. although, obviously, we always pulling for the pied piper. in the last couple of decades has grown into quite a political force. this year though, something seems a little bit off. the tech hub around san francisco hasn't reacted to any presidential candidates so far. to understand why this has happened, we might need a quick history lesson of silicon valley's role in presidential cycles in the recent past. >> silicon

. >> questions or comments commissioner vice president moran. >> the investment in the various sets are prioritized by value the projects the capital investments are designed to remove high flood risk in a neighborhood experiencing high flood risk a project put in place to provide storage or provide something that's risk is determined by dollars. >> that risk is kind of like anorexic scorisk score. >> to understand the benefits so let's see - >> let me give you an example where it question was leading one of the areas we keep on talking about is 17th street and fulsome that is pretty much industrial i don't know how it stacks in terms of dollar values of flood cost and i'm curious as to whether that area gets attention in terms of the investment and infrastructure improvements or whether the economic value is low enough maybe it didn't get that full. >> so we didn't prioritize each area and rate them we felt this the reason is that we should make a citywide policy than that for the areas that don't need it prioritize the city to come to that standard that was our thinking. >> but i will

let's go to abc's terry moran. terry a fairly sweeping decision?'re absolutely right. the biggest abortion decision in a quarter century. previously it was known in constitutional law that a woman has right to choose to terminate a pregnancy. an undue burden, texas tested that. they added two requirements abortion doctor must have admitting privileges at nearby hometown and where you perform an abortion the same facilities as a mini-hospital. that closed about half or more than half of the abortion providers in texas. and today the supreme court said that went too far, texas put an undue burden on a woman's right to choose. justice steven breyer taking that law one at a time. trying to protect woman's health wasn't enough. it simply prevented women from choosing their constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy. in dissent, justice thomas and justice samuel alito, this was a 5-3 decision. justice antonin scalia, not in this case. this is a major victory for pro-choice advocates. the conservative effort in state after state to limit abortions thro

murphy batting adam moran not adams more morgan gets drilled murphy glares at morgan benches stay put. he played the entire game. ryan zimmerman takes advantage of right field. bounces over the wall. murphy he's going but he's not fine. scores all the way 1-0 nationa nationals. quil son already with rbi single and add more. cranks one deep rights field. three-run homerer. matt sherzers bounced back great in this 39th career double digit gape. that's the most since 2008. nats win 7-2 lead mets by eight games. >> united states of america he bet had eight homers. he did it again. second pitch of game off mike rice sends it to rice and then second upping at bat again. you want to bat he does it again. >> you're not getting me again. >> umpire issues meeting for both teams. three pitches lightser should have probably hope this at head again. he does it again just enoug clear the wall. mlv record and two games. and hey the orr's win 13-9. >> today nba announced john wall will do the awards tomorrow at bright beginnings for homeless education homes for children he donated and he is donating

. >> >> commissioner vice president moran commissioner courtney are expected horizontal we have quorum thank you next item, please. >> item 3 approval of the minutes of may 10, 2016. >> approval i'll second. in any discussion or public comment from the minutes >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> the minutes carry next item, please. >> item 4 general public comment general public comment at this time please. >> good afternoon. >> afternoon thanks eddy with bright line defense i wanted to thank the commission on a particular item not on the agenda the calaveres mapping tool you've noted didn't currently include bayview and there's legislative effort that the department well aware have to seeks to include the factors that includes the disadvantaged communities across the state not identified under the mapping tool it is not just important for more than reasons but he itself statewide disadvantaged communities in legislation for reorganization an odd thing to say most were not taken pride in being disadvantaged but for the purposes of this environmental discussion when we are addressing injus

senator jerry moran joins us with what's next in the battle to destroy the terrorist network. >>> a pivotalote coming up in britain. will britain leave the european union? we'll discuss how it could impact the economy here in the united states as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures ". >>> and we begin this morning with the latest on the orlando terrorist attack as we learn that omar mateen texted his wife during the massacre at the pulse nightclub. this is going to multiple reports claiming he asked her if she had seen the news. he wanted to know if it was trending. meanwhile, investigators are also looking into mateen's two trips to saudi arabia, which experts say may have been cover for terrorist training. let's bring in republican congressman peter king of new york. he's a member of the homeland security committee and the chairman of the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence. also joining me is sebastien gorka and matthew horner, distinguished chair at military marine university. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> congressman, what do we know about the shooter? w

. >>> es domingo y en la mesa del comedor de la familia morÁn la mamÁ caroline indocumentada le explica un una reforma migratoria aunque reconocen vuelta de dolor que podrÁ visitar a su madre que estÁ enferma en guadalajara. >>> para mi es lamentable porque me vine sin despedirme de ella y ahora que estÁ bien enferma mis hermanos me dijeron que tal vez no podrÍa salir. >>> han sido tres dÍas de decepciÓn y lamentos de miles de familias por la falta de progreso en el tema migratorio en estados unidos. mientras al momento, las organizaciones que defienden a inmigrante nos tiene una agenda comÚn segun denunciÓ moreno del consejo de federaciones mexicanas. >>> queremos mÁs que nada unificar a las organizaciones a nivel nacional en el una sola agenda que serÍa la reforma migratoria, hay todavÍa organizaciones que quieren tirarle a seguir peleando daca y dapa en el quinto circuito otra vez en nueva orleans. >>> en la casa de norma Érica torres donde se prepara la comida todavÍa la noticia la tiene decepcionada. >>> nosotros como activistas... me dijo que cuando siente engaÑada porque superaba

terry moran takes us inside the airport. >>> on alert.he terminal at a major american airport evacuated. a major warning from the cia chief about possible attacks here at home. >>> white house takedown. newly released video shows a shooting outside the white house. the gunman refuses to drop his weapon. the secret service opens fire. tonight, what we're learning about the gunman. >>> extreme weather. 1 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts and hail shoveled out of the stadium. the new round of storms we're tracking tonight. >>> and hitting the books. children reading to a surprise

abc's terry moran at the airport. >> the attackers got out of a taxi at the front of the airport where the first layer of security is. they were scattered. one opening firing, detonating his explosive. the other making it through the terminal. the third going downstairs where they were waiting for rides. >> in the confusion acts of bravery, this video shows the seconds before an extraordinary takedown. one of the three attackers shot by a police officer. the officer runs for cover as the bomber detonates his jacket. that officer being called a hero, he's recovering in the hospital. he said he didn't feel any of the bullets hit him. this morning, the faces of some emerge. a 28-year-old airline employee laid to rest yesterday. we'll continue to learn more about those 42 victims, no americans named at this point. but that death toll could certainly rise as more than a hundred remain hospitalized. >> molly, thank you. >>> meanwhile, cia director john brennan is among those blaming isis for this attack. >> security measures remain in place here in the u.s. counterterrorism officials say thi

moran: mr. president, first of all, i ask unanimous consent that james kelly, a member of my staff, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: mr. president, thank you very much. mr. president, i now ask to be recognized. the presiding officer: the senator is recognized. mr. moran: mr. president, thank you very much again. a number of my colleagues, both republican and democrat from the senate veterans' affairs committee were on the floor just a few moments ago. and i'd like to join them in expressing genuine concern about continued developments at the department of veterans affairs. many of us remember the tremendous circumstances that our veterans found themselves in at hospitals across the country with long waiting lines, with lists that were inappropriate, didn't really exist in an effort to, i suppose, to camouflage the delay that a veteran was experiencing, the veterans were experiencing across the country, and yet at

virginia public safety secretary brian moran says the law helps keep police officers safe. it also protects the people who are being abused. >> firearms killed 66 victims of domestic violence last year. so this is a significant number who have been killed in virginia. >> moran says a woman is five times more likely to die when a gun is present in a domestic violence incident. >>> i'll be able to get to my stop, which is chinatown. and i'll probably be in my office actually earlier than when all the metro system is all functioning without all the shuttle buses. >> gm and metro, a shout out to you, i think you're doing a great job. >> praises for metro this morning from passengers taking advantage of free shuttle buses at the green belt metro station. right now we're i phase two of metro's safetrack program. and it seems to be going pretty smoothly. just a reminder the orange, blue and silver lines are not running from eastern market to minnesota avenue in benning road. the potomac avenue and station armory stations are closed. check out the nbc washington app for a full list

we worked very closely with senator moran, senator shaheen and many others to come up with a package, including senator gillibrand and senator murray. the chairman announced previously if this package had moved, it would unlock not only this package but other amendments that we have cleared on both sides. but unfortunately because parntsly the objection -- because apparently the objection of the individual the chairman cited, we are now coming to final passage. with that, madam president, i would yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, all postcloture time on s. 2943 has expired. the question occurs on amendment number 4670 offered by the senator from florida, mr. nelson. -- as modified. is there any further debate on the -- mr. reed: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: madam president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: i ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. the question occurs on the nelson a