mr. carol is just shocks my sense of right and wrong. >> the family has planned a march for us? tis tomorrow. it will start at the spot where carol was arrested in east germantown. >>> philadelphia police are on the hunt for two serial bank robbers. one hitting up banks in the northeast. the other striking the center city area. now the fbi and philadelphia police are hoping surveillance video can help lead them to these brazen bandits. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live in northeast philadelphia and sabina investigators certainly have their hands full with all of these robberies. >> reporter: oh, they absolutely do, dawn. authorities say that the suspects are get getting so bold they're starting to strike back to back. >> a hectic scene on "good day philadelphia" team live on the air outside our fourth and market studios as a bank robber struck feet from where we were interviewing a group of police officers. police gave chase and so did we. >> we came from fourth and market. >> our cameras rolling as police uncovered what sources say is a track did he go advice dumped by this man

. >> good afternoon, mr. carol. >> good afternoon, my name is kevin carol and i'm the executive hotel council of san francisco, i have a privilege for working in an industry that employees over 24 thousand employee and is a majority live and work in san francisco so a program that you're look at today is important for us for a lot of reasons, first of all, our employees use every mode of transportation, they walk, drive, take public transportation and bike to work as well, so creating a safer environment on market street where we have a lot of hotels nearby and around the street is important to us as well. our employees definitely take transit and for them to have improved transit times and for them to get into work is important for them to be able to earn men and to get out and get home to their families as fast as possible as well. that's also great. for us our hotel guests are coming in from all over the world, they're enjoying our city, enjoying market street and spending time and money outside of the hotels an

the utter disregard for the welfare and well-being of mr. carol just shocks my sense of right and wrong. >> the family has planned a march for us? tis tomorrow. it will start in the spot where carol was arrested in east germantown. >> about a thousand trump taj mahal workers are ready to hit the picket line. the union has authorized a strike against the troubled atlantic city casino. it comes as workers are waiting for a ruling on health insurance and pension benefits. those were taken away last year. they want a federal appeals court to force the casino to give them back. if the workers go on strike it would be the first one in 11 years. >>> here serious debate about a bill that's making its way through pennsylvania senate and it's not the first time it's being discussed there. >> it's got a lot to do with dna collection after an arrest and exactly what authorities can take from you even if you haven't been convicted. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson on top of this. he joins us from the newsroom tonight on this one. bill? >> chris it's a law that's

the utter disregard for the welfare and the well-being of mr. carol shocks my sense of right and wrong. >> the family has planned a march for us? tis tomorrow. it will start at the spot where carol was arrested in east germantown. >>> well you finish a nice dinner town with your familiar and friends and now what? have you ever found yourself frustrated with all the closed stores late at night? there's one south jersey town that's keeping the lights on. fox 29's joanne pileggi live in collingswood tonight. joanne a new trend here. >> reporter: seems to be chris. the groove ground behind me is a coffee shot and retail outlet one of several businesses staying open late on weekends. part of a growing trend of some merchants here. trying to capitalize on the extra foot traffic here at night from all those people who dine here in the many restaurants. the question can they just fight extra hours for little extra profit? it's beautiful friday night in summer and the small but vibrant downtown business district in collingswood is busy. usually on fridays and

the video is short of shocking, the utter disregard for the welfare and the well-being of mr. carolis just shocks my sense of right and wrong. the family has planned a march for justice today. that's what they're calling it. this is going to start at the spot where carol was arrested in east germantown. also this morning something you saw happen right here some breaking news. we found out that two people have now been arrested in connection with that. that's the attempted home invasion of a west mount airy location where people were shocked by the video and the guns. lieutenant from the police department broke the news just about an hour ago. this is the surveillance video ohio walking up to the victim's door looking at the camera. two are taken into custody, two that they think are close to taking into custody. that's the latest on that, bill. some major changes are coming to the armed forces, a six-month study has been ordered and aimed at former ending one of the last gender discrimination policies that exists in the military. defense secretary ash carter says that they're lookin

ultimately i think it got released to an attorney and attorney indicated he will represent mr. carol. so i don't necessity why it sat around. again, they are kicking and punching. >> i watched it, i'm in the so sure, the guys legs are flailing around. they are trying to get his legs around. >> you tell one of the officers is really mad because he probably got bit. do you see him punching right there. >> they are beating on the guy right there, there is no doubt about that. >> videotape was shot from i think second floor window by a woman. if you want to hear it because there is curse word and stuff like that get to our web site at my fox philly.com and you can hear her commentary through the entire thing. the then the man we interviewed is person standing next to her and you can hear him talking to her. they mentioned tasers, i don't see anything of that nature in particular. >> we have seen police videos where police acted inappropriately some action by some police officers give police officers a bad name. rank and file of this police department do a very difficult, difficult job an

carol? you, mr. president. i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missiles.ve to decide those? it is a sticking point on the hill, and are you concerned that arms to iran will go to there anythingis that you or a future president can do to stop that, and if you do not mind, i wanted to see if you could step back a little bit, and when you look at this iran deal and all of the other issues and unrest that is happening in the middle east, what kind of middle east do you what to leave when you leave the white house in a year-and-a-half? obama: so the issue of the ams embargo antiballistic missile is a real concern to us, has been a real concern to us. and it is in the national security interests of the united states to prevent iran from sending weapons to hezbollah, for example, or sending weapons , thatse in yemen accelerate the civil war there. we have a number of mechanisms under international law that gives us the authority to interdict arms shipments by iran. issue those is the related to the nuclear program. essentially, iran was sanctioned because of what

carol lee. >> reporter: mr. president, i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. why did you agree to lift those even with the five and eight-year duration is it's emerging as a sticking point on the hill. are you concerned that arms to iran will go to hezbollah or hamas, and is there anything you and a future president can do to stop that? i wanted to see if you could step back a little bit and when you look at this iran deal and all of the other issues and unrest happening in the middle east what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year and a half? >> so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us has been of real concern to us. and it is in the national security interest of the united states to prevent iran from sending weapons to hezbollah, for example. or sending weapons to the houthis in yemen that accelerate a civil war there. we have a number of mechanisms under international law that gives us authority to interdict arms shipments by iran. one of those mechanisms is the u.n. security

mr. kiger? >> oh, i'm sorry, carol. i didn't hear very much of that clip. i think people are tired of the political correctness in this country. they want somebody that's going to be in people's face. they need a game-changer. and if he's a little bit -- what's surrounded his remarks about illegal immigration during his announcement speech i think it's been a little bit trumped up by the media and obfuscated by the media because i think they want hillary clinton -- they don't want him to be the nominee because they know he'll beat hillary clinton. >> i understand your point about political correctness. but i don't understand why you don't understand why some people might be upset at what mr. trump said about mexican illegal immigrants coming across the border. i'll read you his direct quote so no one misunderstands anything. "when mexico sends its people they're not sending the best they're not sending you, they're sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing those problems. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists a

carol lee. >> thank you, mr. president. i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. did you decide -- agree to lift those even with the five and eight-year durations? >> right. >> it's obviously emerging as a sticking point on the hill and are you concerned that arms to iran will go to hezbollah or hamas, and is there anything that you or a future president can do to stop that? and if you don't mind i wanted to see if you could step back a little bit and when you look at this iran deal and all the other issues and unrest that's happening in the middle east what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year and a half? >> so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us has been a real concern to us and it is in the national security interest of the united states to prevent iran from sending weapons to hezbollah, for example, or sending weapons to the huthis in yemen that accelerate a civil war there. we have a number of mechanisms under international law that gives us authority to interdict arms shipm

carol lee. >> mr. president, i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. why did you decide, agree to lift those even with the five eight-year duration? that is emerging as sticking point on the hill. are you concerned that arms to iran will go to hezbollah or hamas? is there anything that you or future president can do to stop that? and if you don't mind, i wanted to see if you could step back a little bit, and when you look at this iran deal and all the other issues and unrest that is happening in the middle east, what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in year-and-a-half? so the issue of the -- >> so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is of concern to us, has been of concern to us. and it is in the national security interests of the united states to prevent iran from sending weapons to hezbollah for example. or sending weapons to the houthis in yemen, that accelerate a civil war there. we have a number of mechanisms uninternational law that gives us authority to interdict arms shipments by iran. one

carol lee. >> mr. president, i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. why did you decide -- agree to lift those even with the five and eight-year durations? it's obviously emerging as a sticking point on the hill. and are you concerned that arms to iran will go to hezbollah or hamas, and is there anything that you or future president can do to stop that? and if you don't mind, i wanted to see if you could step back a little bit and when you look at this iran deal and all the other issues and unrest that's happening in the middle east what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year-and-a-half? >> so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us has been a real concern to us. and it is in the national security interests of the united states to prevent iran from sending weapons to hezbollah, for example. or sending weapons to the houthis in yemen that accelerate a civil war there. we have a number of mechanisms under international law that gives us authority to interdict arms shipments b

carol lee. >> thank you, mr. president. i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. why did you agree to lift those even with the five and eight-year durations. it's obviously a sticking point on the hill. are you concerned that arms to iran will go to hezbollah or hamas, is there anything you can do for future president. and if you step back and look at this iran deal and all the other issues issues, what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year and a half? >> so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us, has been a real concern to us. and it is in the national security interest of the united states to prevent iran from sending weapons to hezbollah for example. or sending weapons to the houthis in yemen that accelerate a civil war there. we have a number of mechanisms under international law is that gives us authority to interdict arms shipments by iran. one of those mechanisms is the u.n. security resolution related to iran's nuclear program. essentially iran was sanctioned because of what

carol lee? >> thank you, mr. president. i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. why did you decide -- agree to lift those, even with the five-and eight-year durations? are you concerned that arms will go to has the law or hamas and's or anything that you or a future president can do to stop that. i wanted to ask if you could step back with that -- this and look at the deal -- it's obviously emerging as a sticking point on the hill. and are you concerned that arms to iran will go to hezbollah or hamas? and is there anything that you or a future president can do to stop that? and if you don't mind, i mean, i wanted to see if you could step back a little bit and when you look at this iran deal and all the other issues and unrest that's happening in the middle east, what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year-and-a-half? president obama: so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us, has been of real concern to us, and it is in the national security interest of the united states to prevent i

mr. fanning. what did he say, david? >> reporter: well i mean carol, he was clearly shaken. many years, 30 years as he said and nothing quite like this has ever happened to him before. hasn't ever happened before frankly. a great white shark. to put it in perspective it's roughly the size of a sedan attacking this surfer mick fanning, who is a world champion surfer. coming from behind up at him and you just see the horror on his face and you hear the crowd and the announcer as it happens on live tv. extraordinary images. i spoke to mick here at the scene of what happened and he said really nothing like this has ever happened before. >> i think i tried to punch it and then it started like dragging me under and dragging me by my leash, and, yeah i was like -- i didn't know what to do. do i keep my board or whatever and, yeah just sort of just made its own course and then my leash broke, and it was going for my board and then i just started swimming for shore screaming at julian to head in but as a warrior, as a legend he just came for me. >> reporter: and he's describing how h

carol lee? >> thank you, mr. president. i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. why did you decide -- agree to lift those, even with the five-and eight-year durations? are you concerned that arms will go to has the law or hamas and's or anything that you or a future president can do to stop that. i wanted to ask if you could step back with that -- this and look at the deal -- it's obviously emerging as a sticking point on the hill. and are you concerned that arms to iran will go to hezbollah or hamas? and is there anything that you or a future president can do to stop that? and if you don't mind, i mean, i wanted to see if you could step back a little bit and when you look at this iran deal and all the other issues and unrest that's happening in the middle east, what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year-and-a-half? obama: so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us, has been of real concern to us, and it is in the national security interest of the united states to prevent iran from s

carol lee? >> thank you, mr. president. i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. why did you decide -- agree to lift those, even with the five-and eight-year durations? it's emerging as a sticking point on the hill. are you concerned that arms will go to hezbollah or hamas and is there anything that you or a future president can do to stop that? i wanted to ask if you could step back with that -- this and look at this deal, what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year-and-a-half? obama: so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us, has been of real concern to us, and it is in the national security interest of the united states to prevent iran from sending weapons to hezbollah, for example, or sending weapons to the houthis in yemen that accelerate a civil war there. we have a number of mechanisms under international law that gives us authority to interdict arms shipments by iran. one of those mechanisms is the u.n. security resolution related to iran's nuclear program. essentially, iran w

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carol. it's a pleasure to be here. >> thank you for being with me. so mr.olina in just about 20 minutes. how will he be received? >> he'll be received well. all candidates that have come through south carolina have been received well. if you have looked at the events they're all packed and crowded. that's because south carolina voters are very savvy. they will vet these candidates. they will do their due diligence. they will know what these candidates are all about before they go in the voting booth and vote for them. >> his comments about religion how do you think they will play among evangelicals in south carolina? >> well that's hard to say because with all the negativity that evangelicals get, they do believe you have a right to honor your god however you see fit as long as it's good and kind. they may not agree with him, but they won't judge his religion. >> got you. on the subject everybody is talking about and that's donald trump's comments about john mccain's vietnam war service, how is that going over in south carolina? >> it's not going over well.

carol lee. >> thank you, mr. president. i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo.this iran deal and all the other issues and unrest that's happening in the middle east what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year and a half? >> so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us has been a real concern to us. and it is in the national security interests of the united states to prevent iran from sending weapons to hezbollah for example. or sending weapons to the houthis in yemen that accelerate a civil war there. we have a number of mechanisms under international law that gives us authority to interdict arms shipments by iran. one of those mechanisms is the un security resolution related to iran's nuclear program. essentially, iran was sanctioned because of what had happened,ist unwillingness to comply with previous un security resolutions about their nuclear program. and as part of the package of sanctions that was slapped on them the issue of arms and ballistic missiles were included. now, under

mr. dubose, was pulled over for not displaying a front license. >> you have to agree with that assessment carolrible situation. it's unfolded on video. we get to see exactly what occurred. it's striking to me in a couple of areas. one is that this was such a low-key conversation up until the time that the officer drew his weapon. it exploded in violence and there were no indicators before that. there were no raised voices no stress. it was being handled fairly low key and then all of a sudden there was an explosion. i think every time you introduce new technology into a field you learn things and we're learning things here that need to be addressed by police training and policy as we move forward. >> i do have a question about police training. this was a university of cincinnati police officer. is he trained in the exact same way as your local police department? >> i don't know what the situation is in ohio. in massachusetts they are trained in exactly the same police academies. but, you know, i found that campus presidents, university presidents trustees don't have a good handle on what their

carol lee? >> thank you, mr. president. i want to ask you about the arms and ballistic missile embargo. why did you decide -- agree to lift those, even with the five-and eight-year durations? are you concerned that arms will go to has the law or hamas and's or anything that you or a future president can do to stop that. i wanted to ask if you could step back with that -- this and look at the deal -- it's obviously emerging as a sticking point on the hill. and are you concerned that arms to iran will go to hezbollah or hamas? and is there anything that you or a future president can do to stop that? and if you don't mind, i mean, i wanted to see if you could step back a little bit and when you look at this iran deal and all the other issues and unrest that's happening in the middle east, what kind of middle east do you want to leave when you leave the white house in a year-and-a-half? obama: so the issue of the arms embargo and ballistic missiles is a real concern to us, has been of real concern to us, and it is in the national security interest of the united states to prevent iran from s

mr. johnson had an opportunity to the roll of the house. is there an objection? harg no, so ordered. >> representative chip huggins congratulateing carol close. all right. >> roll of the house objections, hearing none, so ordered. adopted. >> okay. and we have an introduction by mr. ott -- rutherford and many others it's a joint resolution directing the south carolina confederate relic room and military museum through its director to establish and maintain appropriate permanent and public displays for the infantry battle flag. >> house judiciary committee. >> and a house resolution by representative ott and -- -- and a house resolution by mr. ott rutherford and many others regarding the placement of the infantry battle flag at the conat the time federate states of america museum. >> the house resolution, is there objected to -- it's a house resolution, mr. ott. i have to ask if there's option to immediate consideration. if five members object, then we have to do that, okay? so we'll get through that. there's a house resolution by mr. ott and others, is there an objection to immediate consideration? all right. there are more than five t