mr. hill: thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding me some time on this important measure and, mr. speaker, i'd like to ask unanimous consent that remarks by the chairman of our housing insurance subcommittee, representative luke meyer of missouri, be inserted in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hill: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 3192, the homebuyers assistance act. this commonsense, bipartisan bill which will provide certainty for the short transition period for the real estate industry preventing costly market disruptions and delays for american homebuyers. i na mr. sherman for his help in design and leadership and also thank my friend, mr. vargas, and mr. pearce, who worked on this bill as well. this straightforward measure will provide a temporary hold harmless period from enforcement action and litigation during the initial implementation of this new t.l.a. respa integrated disclosure form. this rule, by the way, became effective this past saturday.

he ran over mr. hill. and they know him and everything so that's the reason why they was fighting. >> with parker subdued, the crowd quickly turns their attention to professor hill. who is still trapped under the car. >> and then my wife ran up there, looked under the car and said, he's breathing. police officer paul brown is heading back to the station when someone in the crowd flags him down. >> a citizen came over to me and said, officer, officer, there's a gentleman under the car. so i looked under the car and there was mr. hill lying face down under the car. basically what i saw, i knew he was in great pain. >> trapped beneath the car professor hill is in dire need of help. with little time to waste and no paramedics at the scene the crowd begins to lift the car off of him. >> i said we can lift the car up, and the officer said you think you can lift it? i said we can try and i grabbed it like that and then i caught, yelled and told some of the guys to come over and give me a hand. >> a group of volunt

[laughter] the reason is he was already interested in politics in mr. hill knew that you don't go far if you write pamphlets saying jesus was the ordinary illegitimate child so he steered him later embarrassment. he learned to be discreet and later he changed them. but what he took from paine were those he showed them how to make serious points using humor. use that from his mother but paine showed him how to use humor to make serious points this literal approach can be very funny and it is a technique that he used as a mature politician. when he was sedated why would you care about slavery? you must want to sleep with black women in his eighth answer was just because they do not want a black woman for a slave does not mean they need her for a wife. just leave her alone. it is in the form of a joke to take your obnoxious argument to say i am not interested if you leave her alone you let her be free if he makes his audience laughed also encouraging them to think that is a technique he picked up first so thomas jefferson was a very complicated me and he loses

mr. hill: i rise in support of this commonsense bill, long time in coming and thank you for your leadership in bringing it to the floor tomorrow and the provides the committee used which was a series of hearings through the process, supported by the chairman and supported by members on both sides of the aisle. i want to thank mr. joe barton and mr. cuellar in recruiting a large bipartisan group of co-responseors to bring -- co-sponsors. i would like to say to my friend, mr. sessions and come to my area where i filled up for $1.82. that may be the biggest economic news of the day on the floor. i want to touch on the importance of american jobs. all of our american jobs in oil patch are suffering due to low prices and low development budgets and i don't have any doubt that when reserves are revalued on september 30, that their oil and gas exploration lines of credit will be down because of pricing in the u.s. and therefore this is a boost for the economic opportunity for jobs in the united state

mr. hill: he's obligated to seek restitution under the federal sovereign immunities act. president bush did his duties when he had leverage over libya. he got the claims paid for the victims of terror in libya. every day we come to work in this house and we ask, what can we do to help this country? how can we right a wrong? and today is that day, and i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support mr. meehan's outstanding bill. let's right the wrong. let's adjudicate these claims. let's get this money back to the victims of terrorism. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas yields back. mr. royce: i yield a minute to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. costello. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. costello: thank you, mr. speaker. a majority of this house thinks this deal is bad. a majority of the senate thinks this deal's bad, and a majority of the american people thinks this deal's bad. we have not had any input, and the effort here today is to simply make a bad deal a little l

.>> moderator: hillary on the hill. >> mr. chairman i have said it before and i will say it again and i will say it as many times as necessary to respond. chris stevens communicated regularly with the members of my staff. he did not raise security with the members of my staff. i communicated with him about certain issues and he did not he raised security with the security professionals. i know that's not the answer that you want to hear because it is being asked in many ways by the committee members, but those are the facts, mr. chairman. >> moderator: hillary clinton, the front runner for the 2016 presidential nomination was on capitol hill this week. this is clinton gave testimony on her for your service as secretary of state between 2009 and 2013. specifically in relation to the september 2012 terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya in which four americans, including ambassador chris stevens were murdered. it is believed that mrs. clinton did not have the opportunity to tell the whole story including the t

the gentleman from california. >> i yield one minute to mr. hill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. hill: i thank the chairman for yielding me time on this. in fact, the whole point of our debate today because the maximum amount of negotiating clout that the united states had over these sanctions was during these negotiations before we relieve sangs. before iran gets access to their oil flow monthly and their $100 billion. $44 billion and 85 judgments. the number of intelligence agent ises that have worked day and night to adjudicate these claims in federal court, the number of f.b.i. agents involved, the federal government's obligation to generate awards for these victims and yet this administration has never raised it in public in regard to the iranian agreement. under under the 1998 and 2006 federal sovereign uniits act, the president is -- mr. royce: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. mr. hill: he's obligated to seek restitution under the federal sovereign immunities act. president bush did his duties when he had lev

today, as you can see, congressman honda hosted mohammed and his family on capitol hill. mr. honda along with 28 other democratic lawmakers sent a letter to the u.s. attorney general asking the justice department to open a probe into how the teenager was treated. >> i think the behavior, the motivation was phobia. >> mohammed visited the silicon valley last month after google invited him. >> it's down to four. former democratic virginia senator jim webb today pulled the plug on his presidential campaign, as a democrat. webb said he's frustrated with the democratic party's leadership and will explore a possible independent bid. the remaining four democratic contenders, former secretary of state hillary clinton, vermont senator bernie sanders, former maryland governor martin o'malley, and former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. still ahead, what about vice president joe biden? is he still thinking about a run for president? the swipes some say he took at hillary clinton today. nightly news begins at 5:30. >> still ahead, new guidelines for breast cancer screening. the amer

mr. kay hill for testifying no better champion marathon through the nonprofit hospitals we did seek to engage in a dialogue around what can be done because hospitals do not right want to shirt they're responsible the challenges we have where with respect to the nexus study there say we view as fundamental questions namely the employee ratio is off we know the employee ratio is a bigger number than identity in the nukes u nexus study the connective feasibility study that purports to impact the impact fee on the industry the prototypes for the development and not a single hospital is in the mix so it ignores the state seismic requirements is a larger footprint with the same number of trips that has been our one ever our issues with this ordinance it doesn't understand that net new construction can mean the same number of employees, hospital beds and trips thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors abby digit health st. francis memorial hospital we want you to support the amendment as written regarding the hospital exemption i think it never keys to amaze we we don't know the health care dollars

hill. secretary clinton: mr. chairman, i've said it before, i will say again, i'll say it as many times as is necessary to respond. chris stevens communicated with the members of my staff. not raise security with the members of my staff. communicated with him about certain issues. he did not raise security with me. raised security with the security professionals. i know that's not the answer you hear because it's being asked in many different ways by committee members. facts,se are the mr. chairman. john: hillary clinton, 2016runner for the democratic presidential nomination, was on capitol hill this week. testimony ongave her four-year service as between 2009state specifically, in relation to the september 2012 terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, in which four americans, including ambassador chris stevens, were murdered. republicans believe mrs. clinton had the opportunity to tell the whole story, especially leading up tood the benghazi attack. democrats say republicans are playing politic

mrs. clinton's day on the hill, we bridge in the party panel -- we bring in the party panel to discuss. a fox news kris -- contributor, welcome to you, pete i will start with you, what was they good explanation that secretary clinton had for the video talking point? >> no. that was -- i think that was the republican's best line of argument. jim jordan today was phenomenal in pressing on that issue. when you talk about preparation beforehand, it is the judgment call, you talk about, what did you do before, and you did afterwards that is where the real cover-up is evident. the focus was incisive. the rest there is a lot of show pony going oshe looked very excited to be there. kennedy: she looked thrilled and very serious. how much damage did kevin mccarthy do to the proceedings with his one statement. >> it was a statement of fact like. the hearings happened, look at the poll numbers, they are happening, we'll have an infinite benghazi select committee. he did a lot of harm. but also this is the kinsey gaffe. >> you know right. >> i think that to doeny deny political motivation would be r

mr. kay hill for testifying no better champion marathon through the nonprofit hospitals we did seek to engage in a dialogue around what can be done because hospitals do not right want to shirt they're responsible the challenges we have where with respect to the nexus study there say we view as fundamental questions namely the employee ratio is off we know the employee ratio is a bigger number than identity in the nukes u nexus study the connective feasibility study that purports to impact the impact fee on the industry the prototypes for the development and not a single hospital is in the mix so it ignores the state seismic requirements is a larger footprint with the same number of trips that has been our one ever our issues with this ordinance it doesn't understand that net new construction can mean the same number of employees, hospital beds and trips thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors abby digit health st. francis memorial hospital we want you to support the amendment as written regarding the hospital exemption i think it never keys to amaze we we don't know the health care dollars

mr. kay hill for testifying no better champion marathon through the nonprofit hospitals we did seek to engage in a dialogue around what can be done because hospitals do not right want to shirt they're responsible the challenges we have where with respect to the nexus study there say we view as fundamental questions namely the employee ratio is off we know the employee ratio is a bigger number than identity in the nukes u nexus study the connective feasibility study that purports to impact the impact fee on the industry the prototypes for the development and not a single hospital is in the mix so it ignores the state seismic requirements is a larger footprint with the same number of trips that has been our one ever our issues with this ordinance it doesn't understand that net new construction can mean the same number of employees, hospital beds and trips thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors abby digit health st. francis memorial hospital we want you to support the amendment as written regarding the hospital exemption i think it never keys to amaze we we don't know the health care dollars

hill. >> thank you thank you, mr. brown. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) madam president before the next speaker i'll remind the picking up public no signs to be held in the chamber and no vocal support in support or opposition. >> no peace. >> no justice no peace. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president members of the board my name is vicky hover an outings leaders and advocate forever the essential i'd like to thank supervisor campos for introducing the resolution you're going 3 new monuments in the california desert i've lived many trips to the california desert far away from the city a wonderful example of the quo fwrafk extraordinary diversities that reaches our lives of californians and too years we cheered with senator feinstein established new national parks in many wildness easier in the deserts those with spate we've learned over the last 219 years with climatic change that we need to connect the protected areas the request of senator feinstein to the wanting to designate 3 new

hill. they are expected to grill mrs. clinton over the handling of the 2012 attacks that left four americans dead including the bay area native who is the u.s. ambassador to libya. >>> clinton's democratic opponent bernie sanders brought his run to jimmy kimmle. it will air after this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. >>> and joe biden put an end to public speculation about his potential bid for the presidency. he will not run. biden says he and his family will be absorbed in dealing with the death of his son. >>> a would be package thief caught on camera. still ahead on abc news at 11:00, the porch struggle that this bay area criminal wasn't expecting. >> and how far would you go to find the missing animal. >> and later 40 years after its debut sesame street is again ready to make tv history. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. we from going into your commute with fog and drizzle. what follows could get interesting. i'll have the details coming up. >> first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" on --

mr. kay hill for testifying no better champion marathon through the nonprofit hospitals we did seek to engage in a dialogue around what can be done because hospitals do not right want to shirt they're responsible the challenges we have where with respect to the nexus study there say we view as fundamental questions namely the employee ratio is off we know the employee ratio is a bigger number than identity in the nukes u nexus study the connective feasibility study that purports to impact the impact fee on the industry the prototypes for the development and not a single hospital is in the mix so it ignores the state seismic requirements is a larger footprint with the same number of trips that has been our one ever our issues with this ordinance it doesn't understand that net new construction can mean the same number of employees, hospital beds and trips thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors abby digit health st. francis memorial hospital we want you to support the amendment as written regarding the hospital exemption i think it never keys to amaze we we don't know the health care dollars

mr. president, multipresident photo-op. >> i work on capitol hill because of you, sir. >> sir. sir? >> let's see it. >> i used to work at the white house. >> ma'am -- >> mr. president, thank you so much, sir. >> mr. president. god bless you, sir. god bless you. >> okay. last thing i'm going to say. you got 25 pictures in here. >> no, i just got -- >> no you got -- >> mr. president your thoughts on kanye west running for president one day. >> huh? >> i used to work at the white house. >> you think he has a chance in 2020? >> thank you. >> mr. president, god bless you, thank you very much. >> have a safe trip. >> don't put that on ebay. >> don't put that on ebay, "w" the rock star keeping quiet on kanye there oh, it's too good. and finally there's been some bad blood between the l.a. clippers and the dras mavericks ever since the clips re-signed d'andre jordan over the summer after the free agent had already made a verbal commitment to the mavs. mavericks owner mark cuban had not so flattering comments about the opposing franchise before dallas visited l.a. last night. we

hill. they are expected to grill mrs.on over the handling of the 2012 attacks that left four americans dead including the bay area native who is the u.s. ambassador to libya. >>> clinton's democratic opponent bernie sanders brought his run to jimmy kimmle. it will air after this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. >>> and joe biden put an end to public speculation about his potential bid for the presidency. he will not run. biden says he and his family will be absorbed in dealing with the death of his son. >>> a would be package thief caught on camera. still ahead on abc news at 11:00, the porch struggle that this bay area criminal wasn't expecting. >> and how far would you go to find the missing animal. >> and later 40 years after its debut sesame street is again ready to make tv history. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. we from going into your commute with fog and drizzle. what follows could get interesting. i'll have the details coming up. >> first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" on -- after

hill. >> speaking of mr. boehner, he was supposed to appear on the tonight show on saturday night and he's canceled his appearance a day after they confirmed him as a guest. this is the first late-night interview since he announced he would resign from congress at the end of the month. >>> well, we've got a great day out there that will translate into a great evening as we go into the evening and each into the overnight, looking good. that's a mild day. what a beautiful day out there and we're seeing a few clouds push in and we're dry and we're not going to see any rain today and things can change as we head into tomorrow and we do have a thunderstorm risk as the cold front approaches the region and we could see some strong storms by this time tomorrow and of course, that's right in time for the evening commute and at 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. they'll be pushing from the west and moving to the east so we will see some strong storms and again, we'll have to watch these especially for gusty winds out there as we contin

mr. hill: little rock air force base is one of the most technologically advanced and well run military installations in the entire country. it is the tactical airlift center of excellence. it's the -- its base builds the foundations of americans' combat airlift capacity and trains the world's best airlifters to fly, fight, and win. from lifesaving humanitarian aid to delivering the men and women and their supplies, little rock air force base depends -- defends freedom. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from maine seek recognition? ms. pingree: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlelady ask unanimous consent? the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. pingree: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, it's with great sadness that i'm here today to honor the memory of the crew of elfarro, lost in the hurricane in the bahamas last week. four people from my state, the state of m

mrs. clinton will attend fund-raisers in los altos hills and napa valley next week. tickets range from $250 to $2,700. >>> five mistakes too many. a company is feeling the heat after several ruptured gas lines and it's happening in one of the bay area's most iconic neighborhoods. five mistakes in six months at the haight-ashbury in san francisco. haight street between laguna and ashbury and it's taking a toll on businesses there. tomorrow city leaders will ask for a public hearing to fire the general contractor. the company name, synergy project management. the company says the gas lines weren't properly marked, but city workers aren't buying it. >> because after you basically made the mistake of the first gas leak, wouldn't you do something different if you're not sure that the maps are okay? >> city leaders say the project should have taken only five weeks. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. update to the forecast, showers for tuesday. we're also tracking the best chance of rain from this storm system. i'll have details in my microclimate forecast. >

services committee and member of the homeland security committee, is joining us live from capitol hill. mr so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> we'll get to the situation in syria in a few moments. first, you chair this important armed services hearing today on the situation in afghanistan. the u.s. commander, john campbell, the general there, he said the bombing was a mistake, but doctors without borders, who ran that hospital in kunduz city, they are now saying this was a war crime committed by the united states. what do you say? >> i say that's ridiculous. i say that, unfortunately, one of the tragedies of war is that things like this take place, and our hearts are with all the families of those that were killed or injured. the taliban had taken kunduz. they were fighting back. this is fogga war. and war crimes, as i understand it, a war crime is something that is intentionally done. there is no evidence whatsoever that this was an intentional attack. and i hope that when we look at the massive war crimes that are being perpetrated by others, including bashar al assad, includi

hill babysitter was set to go on trial today for child endangerment. instead she took a plea deal and admitted to abusing the children left in her care...aaron brilbeck has the story. "mrs. williamson, how do you plead to count one? guilty...and with that...former pleasant hill daycare provider christina williamson pleaded guilty to two of the five charges she faced for reportedly abusing children in her home. the children are described only as an and nr in court documents. "i handled the children roughly. i handled an roughly and nr roughly to the point where one was crying and you could tell that there might have been potential injury"the abuse was caught on in home tape...provided to police by williamson's husband. no one answered the door when we went to the couple's pleasant hill home. court papers are vague about what happened...but williamson did give more specifics including admitting to stuffing a rag in the mouth of a five month old girl...and picking that same child up by the arm.. "i picked up the child by one arm. and did the child cry when you did that? when she laid down she cried yes as if she was in pain."williamson also told judge jeffery farrell that

mr. drinkwater living in the rolling hills of schuylkill haven, pennsylvania.ot clear if the fugitive unit has looked for him there yet but they are still looking for him. now drinkwater facing jail time for those criminal charges and today a local prosecutor says that when they do find him, he could be jailed but this time without bail. jeff cole in the newsroom. iain, back to you. >> all right, jeff, thank you. pennsylvania liquor control board plans to offer a lottery so customers will have a better shot in buying limited quantity liquors. the first lottery is set for october 13th. featuring two dozen bottles from the buffalo experimental collect. two varieties are the kentucky bourbon will be available only pennsylvania residents can register for the auctions. >> u.s. supreme court rejected an appeal from american indian groups and jim shore's sons to move the remains of the ledger danny athlete from pennsylvania back to oklahoma. jim thorpe of course is a very big deal in our area. we often show you this live picture from our pocono mountains camera of the

the lash coiled around hills legs -- bill's legs. mr. corse jerked. the outcome is the same. the big boys were licked. mr. corse had licked ritchie's gang. another episode of pioneer girl found its way into a novel. lane also used material from pioneer girl in several short stories published in the ladies home journal and the saturday evening post and later incorporated into her book and her two pioneer novels. let the hurricane war and free land. while her mother wrote big jerry and silverlake, lane wrote about halfbreed jack in free land. lane's main characters in length the hurricane war were named charles and caroline. he played the fiddle, and she was a quiet person. her face was quite understood wings of hair, and all her movements were gentle and death. -- and deft. she took their names and personalities from pioneer girl. pioneer girl is indeed a somewhat grittier and edgier count of laura ingalls wilder's childhood and adolescence, but for good reason. it is an important addition to laura ingalls wilder's literary legacy, new insight into growth and develop as a nove

hill country. and we do have a small collection of arrowheads over there. mrs. johnson actually had her daughters, lynda and luci, look for arrowheads, and mrs. johnson will pay them each $1 for every arrowhead. she found that lynda was doing quite a bit better at collecting them, and it turns out lynda was actually paying her schoolmates $0.50 per arrowhead and then collecting $1 from her mother. she had an eye for copper and collected various items through the years and had gifts from various friends. one of the objects that always gathers visitors' attention, the three television sets. the president loved to watch the news, and at that time, the three major networks -- abc, nbc and cbs -- would all show the news at the same time. the president would turn down the volume on the television sets he didn't want to watch. but mrs. johnson's favorite program was "gunsmoke." and she routinely altered her schedule so she could catch an episode of her favorite western. shortly after lyndon johnson became president, the ranch was dubbed the texas white house, and life

david: we will go to capitol hill where paul ryan was speaking. mr. party will replace this with a vision or we believe the country is on the wrong track. country is headed in the wrong direction and we have an obligation here in the people's house to do the people's fitness, to give this country a better way forward, to give the country and alternative . we are going to respect the people by representing the people. i want to thank my colleagues for distilling unto me this great honor. thank you. david: we were listening there to paul ryan, the wisconsin congressman selected by 200 members of the republican party there in congress to be the nominee for the speaker of the house to replace house speaker john boehner, who announced his retirement a few weeks back. today, a vote by republican members of the house of representatives. tomorrow, there will be a full vote in the house on whether or not he will become the speaker of the house appeared to hundred people voted for congressman paul ryan, and about 44 voted for the only other nominee there. a few

mr. horn: we just have this office in auburn hills. there's also testing facility in oxnard in california. we also have those folks testing. to my understanding, dino testing as far as the legal situation is concerned. vw americabe clear, played no part in developing the solution. it may have helped validate the solution. mr. horn: i don't think so. >> at that time, did you or anyone at vw america have any knowledge of the alleged defeat device? mr. horn: at which point of time? >> december 2014. did you have any knowledge? mr. horn: no. >> anybody in vw america? mr. horn: i would have hoped they would inform me of this. i now recognize mr. clark of new york for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to thank you, mr. horn, for taking the time and giving us as much background and knowledge of what has taken place to the best of your ability. i've heard a couple of my colleagues refer to what has occurred as cheating. i will like to say to you that i believe it was intentional deception. i think we need to say it as it i

how do you think he will run the hill differently than mr. boehner? >> congratulations to paul. he's going to make a great speaker. he has a background in budget. he's got a background in taxes for being the chairman of the ways and means committee. but also he's liked on both sif sides of the aisle. he understands this is a new start. we need to wipe the slate clean. sow talked more about getting involvement from all of the members and not just a few members. i think that should be a message that would resonate. >> he voted for the budgets deal. you voted against it does that unearth the fissure between certain factions of your caucus and that is there? >> not really. what we have in america is a spending problem. we're collecting plenty of the american taxpayers hard earned money. we keep spending money that we don't have. i think what a lot of members, including myself are frustrated that we keep kicking the can down the road. this bill we voted for yesterday, busted the spending caps. pushed the debt ceiling vote to another 18 months. and, you know, as long as we keep kickin

give us the state of play on the hill to rewrite the telecom act and come up with broadband legislation? mr. pickering: they had a great hearing in recent months. and their emphasis which is the right emphasis, how do you remove barriers in deploying new networks. existing network and emerging network are a completely new start. how do you have access to polls and con did you its. how do you streamline the permitting process, whether it is a mini cell or tower or fiber deployment, one of ours is in michigan and deployed a new fiber network as part of the restoration in deloit. -- detroit. wherever they go, competitors respond and build faster speeds, higher capacity and lower prices. this hearing on the hill about how do you deploy new networks and have competition, mike doyle, the congressman from pennsylvania, he said my gig service in pittsburgh is $400, but in austin or provo or wherever the new entrants go is less than $100 at the higher speed. what the hearing focused upon is w do we incentive -- incentivize possible. the second thing we can do on a rewrite which is emerging consensus

mr. blumenthal's transcript released? >> reporter: they went at it. hillary clinton just looked on. >> and jon karl with us live on capitol hill tonight. jon, you were right there in the room today. and that new abc news poll. a majority of americans saying before today, they disapproved of how mrs. clinton has handled questions on this. but there was something else very telling. 53% of americans said they also believe this committee is out to damage her reputation. so, jon, in the middle of a presidential campaign, what are you hearing tonight? how does her team think she's done so far? >> reporter: well, her team seems quite pleased with how things went today. if republicans were hoping to draw blood, they really didn't succeed. in the face of relentless questioning, hillary clinton was calm, she was sober, she was substantive. when they tried to engage her in political fights, she simply didn't take the bait. >> and jon, we reported those numbers at the top. 17 months now, costing taxpayers nearly $5 million. we heard two democrats, that familiar democratic argument today, why only hillary clinton testifying. they asked, where is the

mr. mark lamont hill. this is hard for a lot of people to take., harry, one of the reviewers, one of them is a prosecutor and one a 20-year veteran of the fbi. the appearance of all of this we have to discuss. the body that will present info to the grand jury is posting this information. is that going to compromise trust? why release it now? what does g is this going to do? >> you see stuff like this happen all the time. this is a terrible tragedy that occurred to this young man. the fact that these are one of the tragedies that happen out there on the street from time to time. there's probably nothing you can do about it. the fact that these officers have been found that they were justified. the grand jury is going to hear that now. they'll hear all that evidence. i read over the ohio state police report. they're going to get that. that's a 60-page report with all the information about how the shooting occurred, the grand jury will make a final decision here. >> what about the point this this will potentially taint the jury pool? >> is it a possi

hillary clinton has spent most of the day on capitol hill testifying before the house committee about a deadly attack in benghazi, libya. committee told mrston she must account for government actions before and after four diplomats were killed. mrs. clinton said the safety of u.s. diplomats cannot always be guerin teed. >> we will never prevent every act of terrorism or achieve perfect security. and that we inevitably must accept the level of risk to protect our country and advance our interests and values. mark: a kansas republican asked mrs. clinton why no one was fired after the benghazi attacks. she replied a department investigators in her word could not find a breach of duty. the u.s. senate set to pass a bill aimed at proving cyber security. -- and proving cyber security. a procedural vote taken today represented a healthy endorsement of the bill proposed by companies such as apple and dropbox. they said it lacked key privacy protections and may result in personal information ending up in the government hands. officials in israel say to palestinian stabbed a jewish man at the school bus stop outside jerusalem. the least fatally sho

. >> robert costa with me now from capitol hill republican congressman from pennsylvania and tom davis. mrdent thank you for coming on the show. we all grew up with a republican party like in pennsylvania where i grew up and a party that we recognize going back to lincoln, a party of the center right, occasionally of the center. what is the republican party today? how would you describe most members? >> we have a pretty eclectic bunch. i think the fundamental challenge we are facing is this that we have to demonstrate that we have the capacity for governance. tom davis, my friend on the show with me was part of the governing wing of the republican party. what we saw last week with a vote to keep the government open, only 91 house republicans voted for it. i can tell you over 218 republicans supported keeping the government open but only 91 voted for it. there is a lot of hope yes and vote no going on around here where members want us to govern but can't quite get to yes, can't get to supporting that agenda so it is very frustra frustrating. and then we also have the freedom caucus, republi

ambassador chris stevens' deputy, greg hicks, testified under oath on capitol hill, about a specific conversation he had with stevens about mrs. clinton's plan. >>dy tell the accountability review board that secretary clinton wanted the post made permanent. ambassador pickering was surprised. >> he later told fox news that stevens had to be in benghazi that september 11th because of a budget deadline at the end of that month. brett? >> secretary clinton said today there was a lot of confusion about the attack. >> the mortar strike on the c.i.a. annex is the smoking gun evidence that it was premeditated terrorism. three mortars struck the c.i.a. in under 90 seconds, fired from more than a half-mile away. it was a professional hit that required training and planning, it killed former navy s.e.a.l.s, ty wood and glen doherty and it nearly blew off the leg of a diplomatic security agent. today mrs. clinton's emails show she didn't believe herself that a video was responsible for this terrorist attack. brett? >> let's bring in our special expanded panel for some thoughts on the day. steve hayes, senior writer for the "weekly stand

hill. >> the speaker will leave and his colleagues gave him a golf cart with the words "mr. speaker" as a going away present. >>> going for a third round of presidential debates in colorado. the two-hour event last night was to focus on economy, jobs, and taxes. but the night was full of distractions. all eyes were on ben carson. there weren't many fireworks from him or donald trump. >> you know what i always say? what i was a surgeon, i would say to people, why guess when soon you'll know? >> trump continued to take issue with some of the questions and said his campaign is not losing steam. in analysts believe marco rubio who had with jeb bush came out the winner. this morning, a shooting happened around 7:20 on dix street between 53rd and 54th. delia goncalves was there. >> reporter: residents have seen enough of this type of violence. literally outside of their front door, but we don't want to talk about it, no less being seen talking to a reporter on camera about this situation. neighbors that we talked to who knew this victim are fed up with the violence. they say he di

jill hill of our monroe affiliate knoe was there. >> a penny saveds a penny earned. and mr. anders is showing that that is the case. >> reporter: mr. anders has his fair share of pennies. he has been fascinated with them fofoover 40 something yeyes. the proof is in these e ge water bottles. 15 of them to be exact. they have been sitting in his home for some time now. >> i am here to turn in my pennies, as much as i did not want to turn them in. >> reporter: he says his insurance company would d longer insure the pennies and although he has a strong love left with no other choice. >> i would break a dollar before i would spend a penny. if i was at your house, a penny was on the floor, i'd pick it up and i'd keep y y and i'll tell you, if this was a quarter, i'd give it back to you. >> reporter: the first bottle of coins have been fed into the machine you see over here. each bottle holds about $340, but for mr. anders, it's not just about the money. >> whenever i would d e a penny, invariably, , would say a prayer. it was a reminder to me to be thankful. >> he's a great exampl

mr. food logo.... jessica rae: " coming up.... i'll recap hillary clinton'n'busy day on capapol hill... where she testified at the benghazi hearing. those details are right after the break. scott: occasional showers and thunderstorms are expected to pass through the area as we go through our friday with low pressure moving toward us. rain will begin to let up as we get into the evening hours. then for the weekend we'll watch as the skies clear out with sunshine returning. temperatures the 60s. here's the which includes rain and a high of 68. expect totals to be the evening, we'll t then the rest of the night t ll be dry and windy with a low of 46. tomorrow, expect sunshine after a few morning clouds. the high temperature is expected to be 61. here's your 7 day forecast where rain will return on tuesday with temperatures remaining in the 60s through most of the are expected to pass through the area as we go through our friday with low pressure moving toward us. rain will begin to let up as we get into the evening hours. then for the weekend we'll watch as the skies clear out with sunshin

mrs. clinton doe fend her record today. kenneth tells us what happens next. >> intense and dr. mat he n day on capitol hill.re's basically what happened to the request. they wereorn up. the. >> that's just not ue congressman. >> hillary clinton held her ground against the house elect committee investigating deadly 2012 terroris attack on u.s. dip lo mountain ick post in benghazi. she was questned for hours on what was done before, during, fter the attack that killed 4 americans including u.s. ambassador stevens. >> mam secretary i understand there are peop frankly in both parties who have suggeed take this investigation is about you. let me assure you it is not. >> i have lost more sleep than all of you put togeer. tive have been racking my brain about what more could have been ne e-republicans also focus on clinton advis and friend sidney whose e-mails reached clinton but ambassador stevens security request did not. >> i can only tell you that i know a number of requests were fulfilled. and some were not. >> republicansre squandering millions of tax bear dollars on this abuve effort to derail secretary cli